pygmt.Figure.timestamp
Figure.timestamp(text=None, label=None, justify='BL', offset=('-54p', '-54p'), font='Helvetica,black', timefmt='%Y %b %d %H:%M:%S')
Plot the GMT timestamp logo.
Add the GMT timestamp logo with an optional label at the bottom-left corner of a plot with an offset of ("-54p", "-54p"). The timestamp will be in the locale set by the environment variable TZ (generally local time but can be changed via os.environ["TZ"]) and its format is controlled by the timefmt parameter. It can also be replaced with any custom text string using the text parameter.
Parameters:
 - text (str | None, default: None) – If None, the current UNIX timestamp is shown in the GMT timestamp logo. Set this parameter to replace the UNIX timestamp with a custom text string instead. The text must be no longer than 64 characters.
 - label (str | None, default: None) – The text string shown after the GMT timestamp logo.
 - justify (str, default: 'BL') – Justification of the timestamp box relative to the plot's bottom-left corner (i.e., the plot origin). Give a two-character code that is a combination of a horizontal (L(eft), C(enter), or R(ight)) and a vertical (T(op), M(iddle), or B(ottom)) code. For example, justify="TL" means choosing the Top Left point of the timestamp as the anchor point.
 - offset (float | str | Sequence[float | str], default: ('-54p', '-54p')) – offset or (offset_x, offset_y). Offset the anchor point of the timestamp box by offset_x and offset_y. If a single value offset is given, offset_y = offset_x = offset.
 - font (str, default: 'Helvetica,black') – Font of the timestamp and the optional label. Since the GMT logo has a fixed height, the font sizes are fixed to be 8-point for the timestamp and 7-point for the label. The parameter can't change the font color for GMT<=6.4.0, only the font style.
 - timefmt (str, default: '%Y %b %d %H:%M:%S') – Format string for the UNIX timestamp. The format string is parsed by the C function strftime, so that virtually any text can be used (even not containing any time information).
Examples
Plot the GMT timestamp logo.
>>> import pygmt
>>> fig = pygmt.Figure()
>>> fig.timestamp()
>>> fig.show()
Plot the GMT timestamp logo with a custom label.
>>> fig = pygmt.Figure()
>>> fig.timestamp(label="Powered by PyGMT")
>>> fig.show()
Examples using pygmt.Figure.timestamp
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High speed sintering (HSS) is an additive manufacturing (AM) process that creates parts by sintering powder particles using inkjet and infrared (IR) lamp technology rather than laser systems employed in laser sintering (LS). This research investigated the effects of machine parameters (lamp speed, bed temperature) and the addition of fumed silica flow agent on the tensile properties of thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) parts processed using HSS. The results showed improved elongation at break (EaB) values by a factor of more than 2× compared to reported values for LS of the same TPE. At constant parameters, improved tensile strength and tensile modulus were observed with the addition of flow agent into the sintering mixture.
Effect of Sintering Parameters and Flow Agent on the Mechanical Properties of High Speed Sintered Elastomer
Contributed by the Manufacturing Engineering Division of ASME for publication in the JOURNAL OF MANUFACTURING SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING. Manuscript received April 12, 2014; final manuscript received August 25, 2014; published online October 24, 2014. Assoc. Editor: Joseph Beaman.
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To access the properties of an extension, simply double-click on the extension in the Extension tab, in the Multi-tree Navigator.
The extension properties are explained below.
- Name of the extension. See rules for naming elements.
Indicates the Database Management System (DBMS) type that the extension is prepared to work with. This property is used during the validation of the extension to, for example, check whether the physical table name associated with an entity is valid or not.
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|Species count by game|
|Species count by type|
Birds are a species of villager in the Animal Crossing series. The term does not refer to any bird specifically, but these birds resemble typical passerines. There are only six females in this group, making this group predominantly male. There are 21 bird villagers so far, of which two are islanders, and three special characters.
Other bird-type villagers
Special Character bird-types
Special characters tend to be a different species from normal villagers. Here is a list of those that are birds:


During this SOFREP exclusive interview, former Navy SEAL Eric Davis reveals his second book, titled "Habits of Heroes." Eric explains his interest in animal behavior studies and behavior change, and how they are now being applied to humans. Eric suggests that humans have an underlying design and overall purpose, and when we live outside of that purpose we can develop destructive behavior.
If you look at the habits of a group of people, such as people who we recognize as "heroes," those who, for the most part, feel like their lives are fulfilled and are serving the purpose for which they were created, they don't have poor coping mechanisms or destructive habits.
You can order Eric Davis's first book, "Raising Men: Lessons Navy SEALs Learned from Their Training and Taught to Their Sons," on Amazon now.


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Planning During the Internship: A Study of the Planning Practices of Preservice English Teachers
Hessong Grove, Rebecca M.
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This collective case study investigated the planning practices of six English education interns during the full time internship, including planning for edTPA. Research and professional standards emphasize the importance of planning, as it undergirds every aspect of what happens in a classroom. By understanding how interns learn to plan, teacher educators can better facilitate interns' development of planning skills. Using activity theory as a theoretical framework, this study describes how interns' planning practices changed over the course of the internship and identifies factors that influenced changes. Data sources included lesson plans, interviews with interns and mentors, and edTPA lesson plans. Findings showed most interns did not write detailed daily plans, but those who did experienced fewer planning and teaching struggles. Communication and feedback from the mentor were major factors in creating successful plans and planning routines. Three of the interns began writing more detailed plans to improve their teaching, motivated by a desire to be more organized and effective. All interns wrote detailed, formal plans for edTPA, and these plans included elements that were not part of typical written plans, such as differentiation and formative assessment. Other areas of change included increased planning for scaffolding and addressing students' confusion. Graduate interns expressed increased confidence in planning student-centered lessons. Factors that influenced such changes included experience, mentor guidance, and support from a methods course. Interns also drew on their increasing knowledge of students and district curriculum to plan relevant lessons. Interns consistently planned at the whole-class level, with little evidence of planning for individual learning. This study has implications for teacher educators aiming to strengthen candidates' planning practices. Programs must facilitate proactive mentoring and structured co-planning. Pre-service coursework should help candidates integrate student-centered pedagogy, formative assessment, and differentiation into lesson plans. The impact of internship length and undergraduate vs. graduate program structures must be investigated further. Finally, this study indicates that planning for edTPA was educative for interns. This, along with other findings, suggests that more formal planning can improve intern learning and program coherence.


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Funding: Work supported by STFC Cockcroft Institute core Grant No. ST/G008248/1
Fibre based Optical Beam Loss Monitors (oBLMs) are on-line devices used in-situ to measure losses along a beam-line. The technology is based on the detection of Cherenkov radiation, produced inside quartz fibres placed alongside the beampipe, from the interaction of secondary showers generated from losses hitting the vacuum pipe. This contribution presents ongoing developments of an oBLM system installed along the Compact Linear Accelerator for Research and Applications (CLARA). The oBLM system consists of 4 channels which allows for sub-metre loss resolution with two dimensional coverage along the entirety of the beam line, as opposed to conventional localised BLM systems. The system was first commissioned to measure dark current from the injector. The ability of the system to locate longitudinal positions of known beam loss locations has also been measured and has shown excellent agreement. We present measurements acquired from the detector during regular operation and during dedicated beam tests. We also discuss the incorporation of the monitor into the accelerator diagnostics system and its use in assisting accelerator characterisation and performance.
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Creeking in the Parks - Pond Study
Forest Run Timberman Ridge Area
We're changing things up just a bit with a Pond Study for this week's Creeking in the Parks! Join partners MetroParks of Butler County and Butler Soil & Water Conservation District as we explore the ponds at Forest Run MetroPark's Timberman Ridge Area located in Hamilton.
Throughout this series, learn what lives in the water, their habitats and about fossils that can be found in the area. Print the Key to Life in the Pond worksheet below to identify the things you find living in the pond.
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It's not quite the Stone of Destiny, but an investigation has started to find an artefact of "significant archaeological importance" that has gone missing in Dundee — with a child believed to be the culprit.
The 2,000-year-old Iron Age burnishing stone is an important part of Archaeology Scotland's teaching kit.
The 7cm-long object, which is said to be the perfect size to have slipped into a child's pocket, went missing at the Dundee Flower and Food Festival on September 6.
Archaeology Scotland believe it may have been picked up by one of the many children who were using the Iron Age investigations kit to learn about archaeology with the Living Lomonds Landscape Partnership at the festival.
A spokeswoman for Archaeology Scotland said: "The burnishing stone…


text: Cricket Street was one of the first streets named in Masterton, being given its official name in 1878. It earned ithis name from being the area of town where cricket was first played – in the 1860s, on land behind the Wairarapa Archive. Cricket Street originally formed part of a cross with the street now known as Park Street. Because of the shape of the street this was first known as Cross Street. The name was changed to Park Street in 1905.


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- Compare Ri with neighbors (Question: should neighbors include or exclude those regions that were already matched?
- If it exists, Rk is best neighbor if smallest D of all neighbors and and D < T.
- Check Rk's neighbors.
- Merge IF Ri is Rk's best neighbor
- remove from candidate region set. (give all "small" regions a chance to merge with best neighbor before growing larger regions)
- update segment values
- next i
3. next t, with all segments returned to candidate region set, until no regions can be merged
4. Force a merge of regions that are too small
TODO: complete references with links.
 Carleer, et al: Assessment of Very High Spatial Resolution Satellite Image Segmentations, 2005 (Evaluates 2 boundary and 2 region based algorithms.)
 Bins, et al: Satellite Imagery Segmentation: A Region Growing Approach, 1996 (Describes approach taken in SPRING software.)
 Cheng et. al.: Color image segmentation: advances and prospect, 2000 (survey of segmentation methods and color spaces)
 G. Meinel, M. Neubert: A Comparison of Segmentation Programs for High Resolution Remote Sensing Data, 20?? (Includes timing to complete segmentation)


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Gaspar Correia or Gaspar Corrêa (c. 1496 - c. 1563 Goa) was a Portuguese historian, author of "Lendas da Índia ( "Legends of India"), one of the earliest and most important works about Portuguese rule in Asia, being referred to as a Portuguese Polybius.
There is little information about the life of the author. It is known that he lived mostly in Portuguese India, were he reported to have come very young, around 1512-14, to serve as a soldier and was chosen as secretary to Afonso de Albuquerque, of which he was very proud. He come back to Portugal in 1529 but returned to India. His work Lendas da Índia, though written in a rude style, is considered an important contemporary reference, having profited from thirty five years of Correia's work in India, and privileged sources unknown to Fernão Lopes de Castanheda or João de Barros. He made the first European account on Asiatic Cholera. One theory states that he was murdered in Malacca, by order of governor Estêvão da Gama, the son of Vasco da Gama.
Although some authors state that there was a issue of his work in 1556, it is most probable that manuscript copies of his 3.500 pages compendium had circulated among chosen recipients only, after having been brought from India to Portugal by Miguel da Gama shortly after Correia's death. His family retained the manuscript of the original "Legends of India", which was first printed in 1858 (first part) and 1864 (second part) by the Royal Academy of Sciences of Lisbon.

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A Data Fusion Framework for Large-Scale Measurement Platforms
The need to assess internet performance from the user's perspective grows, as does the interest in deployment of Large-Scale Measurement Platforms (LMAPs). The potential of these platforms as a real-time network diagnostic tool is limited by the volume, velocity and variety of the data they generated. Fusing this data from multiple sources and generating a single piece of coherent information about the state of the network would increase the efficiency of network monitoring. The current practice of visually analysing LMAPs' data stream would certainly benefit from having automatically generated notifications in a timely manner alerting human controllers to the network's conditions of interest. This paper proposed a data fusion framework for LMAPs that makes use of mathematical distribution based sensors to generate probabilistic sensor outputs which are fused using a Dempster- Shafer Theory.
Citation : Rattadilok, P. et al. (2015) A data fusion framework for large-scale measurement platforms. Big Data (Big Data), 2015 IEEE International Conference on,
ISBN : 9781479999262
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How to Color and Style the Console Output
Symfony 6.0 is backed by SensioLabs.
How to Color and Style the Console Output
By using colors in the command output, you can distinguish different types of output (e.g. important messages, titles, comments, etc.).
By default, the Windows command console doesn't support output coloring. The Console component disables output coloring for Windows systems, but if your commands invoke other scripts which emit color sequences, they will be wrongly displayed as raw escape characters. Install the Cmder, ConEmu, ANSICON, Mintty (used by default in GitBash and Cygwin) or Hyper free applications to add coloring support to your Windows command console.
Using Color Styles
Whenever you output text, you can surround the text with tags to color its output. For example:
// green text
// yellow text
// black text on a cyan background
// white text on a red background
The closing tag can be replaced by , which revokes all formatting options established by the last opened tag.
It is possible to define your own styles using the Symfony\Component\Console\Formatter\OutputFormatterStyle class:
use Symfony\Component\Console\Formatter\OutputFormatterStyle;
//...
$outputStyle = new OutputFormatterStyle('red', '_TAG_', ['bold', 'blink']);
$output->getFormatter()->setStyle('fire', $outputStyle);
Any hex color is supported for foreground and background colors. Besides that, these named colors are supported: black, red, green, yellow, blue, magenta, cyan, white, gray, bright-red, bright-green, bright-yellow, bright-blue, bright-magenta, bright-cyan and bright-white.
If the terminal doesn't support true colors, the nearest named color is used. E.g. _TAG_ is degraded to red or _TAG_ is degraded to yellow.
And available options are: bold, underscore, blink, reverse (enables the "reverse video" mode where the background and foreground colors are swapped) and conceal (sets the foreground color to transparent, making the typed text invisible - although it can be selected and copied; this option is commonly used when asking the user to type sensitive information).
You can also set these colors and options directly inside the tag name:
// green text
// red text
// black text on a cyan background
// bold text on a yellow background
// bold text with underscore
If you need to render a tag literally, escape it with a backslash: \ or use the escape() method to escape all the tags included in the given string.


text: Multiple independent spanning trees (ISTs) have applications to fault-tolerant and data broadcasting in interconnections. Thus the designs of multiple ISTs in several classes of networks have been widely investigated. There are two versions of the n ISTs conjecture. The vertex (edge) conjecture is that any n-connected (n-edge-connected) graph has n vertex-ISTs (edge-ISTs) rooted at an arbitrary vertex r. Note that the vertex conjecture implies the edge conjecture. Recently, Hsieh and Tu proposed an algorithm to construct n edge-ISTs rooted at vertex 0 for the n-dimensional locally twisted cube (LTQn), which is a variant of the n-dimensional hypercube (Q n). Since LTQn is not vertex-transitive, Hsieh and Tu's result does not solve the edge conjecture for LTQn. In the paper, we confirm the vertex conjecture (and hence also the edge conjecture) for LTQ n by proposing an algorithm to construct n vertex-ISTs rooted at any vertex. We also confirm the vertex (and also the edge) conjecture for Q n. To the best of our knowledge, our algorithm is the first algorithm that can construct n vertex-ISTs rooted at any vertex for both LTQn and Qn.


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Acknowledge the effort of your dad with our Astronaut Hello Superhero Balloons Bouquet. As it is unable to measure and explain the amount of effort needed to raise and take care of the family, just like how we get inspired by the first Astronaut who ever walked on the moon.
The Astronaut Superhero Balloons Bouquet consists of 2 balloons in a cluster:
- 1pc 37" Adorable Astronaut Foil Balloon
- 1pc 18" Personalised Name Blue Colored Crystal Clearz Bubble Balloon
Material: Mylar Foil and Superior quality stretchy plastic/poly film; Manufactured by USA Brand
The Astronaut Superhero Balloons Bouquet is
(1) Helium Gas Filled (Floating Time: approx 24 hours);
- Floating time in air: Approximately 24 Hours for Adorable Astronaut Foil Balloon, depending on weather condition/temperature and how balloons are being handled and transported
- Floating time in air: Approximately 3days for Personalised Name Blue Colored Crystal Clearz Bubble Balloon, depending on weather condition/temperature and how balloons are being handled and transported
- Approximately 1.8 meter in total height, Balloons will be tied in cluster.
- Attached to a balloon weight (for balloon to stay grounded)
Warning: Adult supervision is required as uninflated balloons can be a choking hazard. Keep uninflated balloons out of reach from children and discard broken balloons. Do not inhale helium gas at all time, it can be a health hazard.
Disclaimer: Product photos are for illustrative purposes only. Actual colors may vary from the product photos, and may also vary from the PC/Mobile/Tablet's screen due to monitor color restrictions.


adjective di·verse \dī-ˈvərs, də-ˈ, ˈdī-ˌ\
: different from each other
Full Definition of DIVERSE
di·verse·ly adverb
di·verse·ness noun
Examples of DIVERSE
 1. His message appealed to a diverse audience.
 2. a diverse group of subjects
Origin of DIVERSE
First Known Use: 14th century
Synonym Discussion of DIVERSE
different, diverse, divergent, disparate, various mean unlike in kind or character. different may imply little more than separateness but it may also imply contrast or contrariness . diverse implies both distinctness and marked contrast . divergent implies movement away from each other and unlikelihood of ultimate meeting or reconciliation . disparate emphasizes incongruity or incompatibility . various stresses the number of sorts or kinds .
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In this paper, a grayscale wavelet moment and entropy combined feature, which can well represent the images with much
lower dimensions, is proposed for the MSTAR targets' classification, also a discriminative feature selection and
evaluation method for multi-class targets is presented. By introducing SVM as the classifier to some simulation tests, it
can be shown that the grayscale wavelet moment and entropy combined feature has good capability for translation,
scaling and rotation transformation in both local information and global information conditions, by the reasons of
wavelet moments' multi-resolution analysis, moment invariant quality and entropy's statistic quality for image disorder.
The test also confirms that this feature has a significant improvement on classificatory accuracy using SVM with a lower
feature dimension than the other features such as the single wavelet moment, Hu's moment and PCA.


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I need to calculate the following
$$20^{_PHONE_} \mod 251$$
I am struggling with that because $251$ is a prime number, so I can't simplify anything and I don't have a clue how to go on. Moreover how do I figure out the period of $[20]_{251}$? Any suggestions, remarks, nudges in the right direction are very appreciated.
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Hint: Use Fermat's Little Theorem to find the period of $[20]_{251}$. Then, use this to simplify $20^{_PHONE_}$.
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...and then you're left with $20^{67} \bmod 251$. – Fly by Night Jan 28 '13 at 18:27
Then do some exponentiation by squaring. – Joe Z. Jan 28 '13 at 18:30
How does that help? – Fly by Night Jan 28 '13 at 18:37
If you square 20 six times, then multiply by 400 and then by 20, taking the factor mod 251 each time, you will have calculated $20^{67}$ modulo 251. – Joe Z. Jan 28 '13 at 19:00
If you do not know the little theorem, a painful but -I thinkstill plausible method is to observe that $2^{10} = 1024 \equiv 20$, and $10^3 = 1000 \equiv -4$. Then, we may proceed like this:
$20^{_PHONE_} = 2^{_PHONE_}10^{_PHONE_} = 2^{123456\times 10 + 7}10^{411522\times 3 + 1} = 1280\times 1024^{123456}1000^{411522} \equiv 1280\times 20^{123456}4^{411522}$.
Observe that after one pass, we are still left with the powers of $2$ and the powers of $20$ that we can handle with the same equivalences above.
We still have to make some calculations obviously (divisions etc), but it is at least not as hopeless as before.
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PORT TOWNSEND — What infrastructure would allow you to feel comfortable about riding a bicycle on a busy street?
This is the kind of information a city of Port Townsend survey aims to collect. The answers will inform the design of pedestrian and bicycle improvements planned for a roughly half-mile stretch of Discovery Road from Salish Coast Elementary to the roundabout at Rainier Street.
The survey, which closes Nov. 15, presents respondents with potential designs for bike lanes — whether directly adjacent to the street or separated by some type of buffer.
"We really want to strive to accommodate as many types of bicyclists as possible, and there are certain types of facilities that do a better job of that," said David Sexon, a landscape architect with MacLeod Reckord, a consultant on the project, during a Sept. 16 transportation committee meeting.
"We now know in the bicycle-planning profession that there is a wide swath of the population that is interested in cycling but will not try it because they perceive it as being dangerous."
More than 50 percent of the population fits into that category, Sexon said, and it's because "people are afraid of traffic, which is pretty intuitive."
The roadway — which serves as one of two main routes into and out of the city, with the other being the state highway — has relatively narrow, banked lanes with no sidewalks and few intersections. Though the speed limit is 25 mph, the average speed is closer 35 mph, said Laura Parsons, a city engineer serving as project manager for these improvements.
"This project is going to serve commuters and adjacent residences, school children and their families, and recreational [bicycle] riders," Parsons said, noting the road currently handles about 5,200 vehicles per day, and that's expected to rise as the area is further developed.
"Right now, it's not very safe to use your bike or walk along there," she said.
At the moment, the mostly grant-funded project is estimated to cost about $2.5 million and be completed by October 2022, but city staff are hoping to land another grant on Nov. 20 from the state Transportation Improvement Board.
That would double the project's total funding and expand its scope, allowing for the road to be repaved and for sidewalks and bikeways to be constructed on both sides of the road rather than just one, which is currently the plan.
The city's contribution comes to $250,000 in matching funds for the grants, plus a couple hundred thousand dollars in utility revenues to improve water lines and stormwater drainage, Parsons said.
With all this, Public Works Director Steve King said he's heard concerns that the project is already designed, but that process won't begin until next spring, he said.
"I can understand why it might have appeared that way," he told the city's transportation committee in September. "When we do grants, you have to do drawings, and that makes it look like the design is figured out. We have a long ways to go before this project is figured out."
Jefferson County senior reporter Nicholas Johnson can be reached by phone at _PHONE_ or by email at [email protected].


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Program «Multichannel frequency comparator»
Program "Multichannel frequency comparator" is designed to control the multichannel frequency comparator. The program provides processing and keeping of the measurement results of the phase difference, frequency difference and frequency instability.
Frequency comparator VCH-315/VCH-315M (the Comparator) is designed to measure the relative frequency difference and frequency signals instability of the time and frequency standards. It contains eight identical measuring channels and performs high precision phase and frequency comparison.
- verification of metrological parameters of precision frequency signals sources;
- time and frequency etalon systems;
- automatic measurement systems;
- scientific research measurements.
Download «Multichannel frequency comparator» v 2.21.04.125 (x32, x64, Windows)


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The Crow Observatory
The Crow Observatory is open to the Washington University community on clear evenings, Monday through Thursday, during the fall and spring semesters. The open hours are 7:00 - 10:00 pm during standard time and 8:00 - 10:00 pm during daylight savings time. Visitors can check here or phone _PHONE_ during viewing hours to see if the Observatory is open.
The location is atop Crow Hall near the northeast corner of the WU Danforth Campus. You can enter the building through the south door, then go up the stairs and follow the signs. Admission is free, and members of the campus and local community are welcome. Groups numbering seven or more, or anyone who has special requirements, must make advance reservations by calling _PHONE_ during the day.
Acquired by Washington University in 1863, the telescope has an aperture of 6 inches and is high quality even though it is small by present-day standards. The observatory was originally on 18th Street in St. Louis, before the University moved to the Danforth campus after the 1904 World's Fair. Until 1950, the observatory stood west of Crow Hall. It was then closed and a new dome was constructed in the present location in 1954.
Tyson Research Center is a 2,000-acre environmental field station owned and operated by Washington University in St. Louis. Tyson provides opportunities for environmental research and education for students and faculty from Washington University and beyond. Infrastructure and programs facilitate multi-scale research and teaching opportunities and collaboration across disciplines, institutions, and levels of academic training. In the middle of the heavily wooded property, we located a clearing suitable to place the observatory. The sky is visible to within 30 degrees of the horizon in all directions, and the site is quite dark with no direct light and only relatively faint light from St. Louis in the distance.
The telescope consists of a 14 inch Celestron C-14 on a Takashashi NJP mount on a stainless steel pier to be permanently installed in a Prodome PD10 fiberglass dome. The focal plane instrumentation consists of an Optek MAXFILTER 2" filter changer (to house an imaging polarimeter) an Optek TCF-S temperature compensating focuser, a FLI CFW-2 filter wheel with RGB and other filters, followed by an FLI CM7-1E CCD camera. The camera uses a Kodak blue-plus CCD and includes a high-speed USB-2 interface. An SBIG STV camera and e-finder lens is used as an autoguider.
Tyson Research Center is located in St. Louis County, approximately 20 miles southwest of St. Louis, at the Beaumont-Antire exit (Exit #269) off I-44.


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The Hittite Notion of Border. A practical view
The Hittite cuneiform texts (16th-12th cent. BCE) contain a number of detailed descriptions of borders of various countries and territories. Such fragments, mainly found in the international treaties as well as the annals of the kings, clearly reflect the particular formal interest on the part of the Hittite rulers in specific delimitation of political territories.
Although the Hittite listings of the topographical points, which make up a frontier can extend over many lines of texts, one never finds any use of cardinal directions which would indicate the position of these points. Instead, the Hittite scribes applied a peculiar internal reference system that combines the position of the speaker and another point of reference in order to locate a specific part of the border.
The talk will briefly review the corpus of the Hittite border descriptions and discuss how such fragments were conceptualized. It will also tackle the question, whether they reflect a 'bird's eye', cartographic view of the land, or rather a ground-level, hodological perspective.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.


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报告人: 马萨诸塞大学洛厄尔分校 李晓白 教授
We study strategically missing data problems in predictive analytics with regression. In many real-world situations, such as financial reporting, college admission, job application, and marketing advertisement, data providers often hide certain information on purpose in order to gain a favorable outcome. It is important for the decision maker to have a mechanism to deal with such strategic behaviors. We propose a novel approach, based on the Support Vector Regression (SVR) technique, to handle strategically missing data in regression prediction. The proposed method derives the imputed values of missing data based on the margins of the SVR models. It provides incentives for the data providers to disclose their true information. We show that imputation errors for the missing values are minimized under some reasonable conditions. Furthermore, with the proposed method, the decision maker's decision models will not be affected by strategic behaviors of data providers. An experimental study on real-world data demonstrates the effectiveness of the proposed approach.
Dr. Xiaobai Li is a Professor of Information Systems in the Department of Operations and Information Systems at the University of Massachusetts Lowell, USA. He received his Ph.D. in management science from the University of South Carolina. Dr. Li's research focuses on data science, business analytics, data privacy, and information economics. He has received funding for his research from National Institutes of Health (NIH) and National Science Foundation (NSF), USA. His work has appeared in Management Science, Information Systems Research, MIS Quarterly, Operations Research, INFORMS Journal on Computing, IEEE Transactions on Knowledge and Data Engineering, IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics, Decision Support Systems, Communications of the ACM, and European Journal of Operational Research, among others. He is serving as Associate Editor for Information Systems Research, Decision Support Systems, and ACM Journal of Data and Information Quality.


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How many leg lifts should be done with ankle weights?
Answer by brendalea2121 (206)
You should only do about 12 lifts. Take a break for about a minute and do it again. You should do about three sets with 12 reps each, then move onto your next exercise.
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There is no set number. The weights vary as does ankle resistance. I would recommend starting from the lighter end to get feel of how comfortable they are then start adding the weight. Remember it is easy to tear a tendon - so go easy and gauge your resistance.
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It depends what weight of ankle weights you are using. If you are using light weights, you should aim for more repetition (15-20 reps). If you are using a heavier weight, you should aim for less repetition (5 reps).
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Assuming you do not have any medical issues, you should start with a set of 15 leg lifts or until the muscle feels tired. You can increase the number of sets or the amount of weight as you get stronger.
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not alot, you can pull a muscle/
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This completely depends on each individual and their ability. I would start with 3 sets of 10, and then see how you feel. If this is too easy, increase the number of reps.
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SFTP Data Destination
Set up an SFTP data destination to export data from Singular automatically to an SFTP Server.
Note: Data destinations are an enterprise feature (learn more).

Setup Instructions
To add an SFTP data destination in Singular:
 1. In your Singular account, go to Settings > Data Destinations and click Add a new destination.
 2. Type in either "SFTP Destination" (to export aggregated marketing data) or "SFTP User-Level Destination" (to export user-level data).
 3. In the window that opens, fill in the bucket name you created:
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 4. Fill in the Username, Password, Hostname, and Port Number.
 5. Select the output format - "CSV" or "Parquet".
 6. Choose the output path in your SFTP, e.g., "singular_marketing_data/{date}{extension}".
 7. The schema of the data loaded into the destination. For your schema options, see Data Destinations: Aggregated Marketing Data Schemas and Data Destinations: User-Level Data Schemas.
Note that Singular supports several placeholders (macros) that will get expanded automatically:
Placeholder Description Example
{date} Date of the data being exported from Singular 2020-03-19
{day} The day part of the data being exported from Singular (zero-padded) 19
{month} The month part of the data being exported from Singular 03
{year} The year part of the data being exported from Singular 2020
{extension} Output file extension .csv or .parquet
{job_timestamp} The exact time the ETL job started running.
Use this if you would like to have a new file every day (for example, have a new folder for each run with all the dates that were pulled in that job)
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{job_date}
The date the ETL job started running.
Similar to {job_timestamp}, but contains only the date of the job rather than the full timestamp.
2020-03-20


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I have the question:
compute $\phi(24)$ for each element Z/24 decide whether the element is a unit or a zero divisor, if the element is a unit divisor give its order and find its inverse.
Ive worked out $\phi(24)=8$
and the unit divisors to be ${1,5,7,11,13,17,19,23}$
however when I came to working out the order I got them all to be 2?
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Presumably, you mean all but one of them has order 2. – Gerry Myerson Nov 28 '12 at 12:16
yupp bar the number 1, could you confirm ive answered it correctly or have i gone terribly wrong? – jill Nov 28 '12 at 12:18
_USER_ You can write $(\mathbb{Z}/24)^{\times} \cong (\mathbb{Z}/8)^{\times} \times (\mathbb{Z}/3)^{\times} \cong \mathbb{Z}/2 \times \mathbb{Z}/2 \times \mathbb{Z}/2$ in which it's easy to see that all elements have order at most $2$ – Cocopuffs Nov 28 '12 at 12:27
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$(2a+1)^2=4a^2+4a+1=8\frac{a(a+1)}2+1\equiv \pmod 8\implies c^2\equiv1\pmod 8$ if $(c,8)=1$
Now, $(3b\pm1)^2\equiv 1\pmod 3\implies c^2\equiv1\pmod 3$ if $(c,3)=1$
If $(c,8)=1$ and $(c,3)=1$ i.e., if $(c,24)=1, lcm(3,8)\mid (c^2-1)\implies c^2\equiv1\pmod{24}$
So, $ord_{24}c\mid 2$
But clearly, $ord_{24}c\ne1$ for $c>1\implies ord_{24}c=2$ for $c>1$ and $(c,24)=1$
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If you look at the numbers mod 6 (the prime divisors of 24 being 2 and 3) you eliminate those equivalent to 0,2,3,4 - so you have left those equivalent to 1 and 5 (i.e. $6n \pm 1$). You could confirm your answer by looking at what happens to the numbers $(6n \pm 1)^2$ when they are taken mod 24.
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PHDC and The Knight Foundation are working together to turn these questions into an opportunity for local artists.
ART IS ESSENTIAL: Philly Artists Connecting Communities is an initiative intended to put artists at the forefront of the conversation about the role of public art in communities. ART IS ESSENTIAL was conceived as an opportunity for artists to respond, react to and reclaim how communities work together to address the problems we face today.
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Updating and testing of available river regime relationships governing the various factors involved in alluvial river design are presented. Analysis of relevant laboratory and field data, gathered from four gauging stations along the water course of Klang River in Malaysia, were undertaken in order to formulate new regime concepts and equations characterizing the river. The functional formulations, to include the slope, rating and flow equations were achieved by employing dimensional analysis techniques relating the geometry and flow parameters.
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National AIA Convention 2023 Immerses and Inspires Overlands' Young Professionals with Experiences and Resources to Design a Better World!
Last week, Overland Partners' own Allison Lerma, AIA, NCARB, Senior Architect and Sabrina Ortiz, Designer II, set their projects aside to participate in A'23, the AIA National Convention held in San Francisco. Centered around the theme "America By Design®," this year's convention brought together over 13,000 professionals from across the United States and around the world at the Moscone Center, the nation's First LEED Platinum Convention Center. The conference featured a wide range of engaging events, including daily keynotes, roundtable discussions, an expansive expo hall, as well as studio and project field tours. Reflecting on their experience, Allison and Sabrina have shared their key insights and takeaways from this exciting conference.
- The national convention for architects exceeded Allison's and Sabrina's expectations with its impressive scale, meaningful discussions, renowned speakers, diverse exhibits, and amazing studio and project tours. Highlights included enriching interactive opportunities with fellow architects, thought-provoking roundtable discussions on equity, diversity, and inclusion, tours of architectural studios and innovative projects that address climate change and the housing crisis.
- This year, the keynote speaker at the convention included a captivating presentation by Jacinda Ardern, the former Prime Minister of New Zealand, who began her tenure at the age of 37. She faced numerous formidable challenges during her time in office, including a live-streamed domestic terror attack on the Muslim community, a volcanic eruption, and the COVID-19 pandemic. Ms. Ardern's leadership, rooted in her values of people-centricity, kindness, and what she refers to as "pragmatic idealism," led New Zealand to achieve one of the lowest COVID-19 mortality rates among developed nations, saving countless lives. Her inspiring story highlighted the importance of embracing vulnerability while maintaining resilience and strength. These powerful messages were also echoed by AIA National, as the organization made history with women holding leadership positions in the organization for the first time ever.
- The Women's Leadership Luncheon emerged as an incredibly inspiring event during the convention with invaluable advice shared by women leaders. One key piece of wisdom emphasized the importance of building a network of champions, a notion that highlights the significance of cultivating relationships with individuals who believe in and support one's aspirations. Additionally, the luncheon underscored the significance of finding one's tribe, a supportive community that fosters personal and professional growth. Moreover, the role of a good leader was highlighted as being committed to securing the future, demonstrating the essential responsibility to mentor and empower the next generation. These messages left a lasting impression, encouraging Allison and Sabrina to approach their work with enthusiasm, collaboration, and a sense of purpose.
- An overarching message of this year's convention was the imperative of Equity + Justice. Attendees were deeply engaged in discussions and presentations that focused on the critical need to foster inclusivity, equality, and social justice within the field. The convention provided a platform to address systemic barriers, promote diversity in all its forms, and amplify the voices of underrepresented groups. They learned that a mere two percent of architects in the U.S. are Black (NCARB 2023.) This means that out of approximately 121,603 licensed architects practicing in the country, only 2,492 identify as Black. This concerning statistic highlights the need for greater diversity and inclusivity within the field of architecture.
- The convention brought attention to critical challenges, particularly the urgent housing crisis, which disproportionately affects individuals experiencing homelessness and is a pervasive issue across metropolitan areas in the U.S. During their visit, they had the opportunity to explore 1064 Mission Street, the city's largest supportive housing development. This pioneering project utilized a combination of site-built and factory-built modular housing, with the goal of setting a national example. It integrates numerous elements designed to support San Francisco's most vulnerable and chronically homeless community members in attaining housing stability, improving their health outcomes, and fostering greater independence in their lives.
- Climate change and sustainability took center stage during the convention, with a strong emphasis on these critical aspects of design. A noteworthy topic was the involvement in policy-making that directly impacts the climate, presenting attendees with a fresh and proactive approach to tackling this global issue. The convention served as a platform for exchanging ideas and fostering a collective commitment to creating a more sustainable and resilient future.
- The list of experiences was further enhanced by field tours of various studios and projects. Internationally acclaimed studios such as SOM, Foster+Partners, and the Autodesk Technology Center showcased the next frontier of architectural design, leaving a lasting impression on attendees. They also were able to learn more about Enscape's new energy modeling program.
- In addition, Allison and Sabrina had the privilege of visiting the newly completed Caymus-Suisun Winery. The tour offered a unique insight into the design strategies employed to create a warm and inviting hospitality environment while simultaneously addressing the distinct climatic challenges presented by the beautiful Suisun Valley. The focus was on crafting a winery that not only provides a delightful experience for visitors but also becomes a vibrant community destination in harmony with its surroundings.
- Lastly, the convention explored strategies to address significant issues that have a profound impact on both society and the profession. One crucial approach is to focus on exposure and education about architecture to underrepresented groups at an early age, starting in elementary school and providing ongoing support and mentorship through college and into the workforce, particularly for marginalized communities. Advocacy and policy work play a vital role in addressing challenges such as climate change as well as diversity and inclusion, and it is the responsibility of all professionals to actively engage in these efforts. By promoting education, diversity, and policy involvement, architects can contribute to positive change and make a lasting impact on both the industry and society as a whole.
"It was my second time going, but the last time I went, I was still a student. Experiencing it as a professional added a whole new level of perspective that I really enjoyed! "
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Usually, the default DNS settings on your iOS device will work just fine. But occasionally, the provider for the Wi-Fi connection you're using may not have the most up-to-date DNS information, or maybe you'd just like to try another DNS server that might make your internet browsing a bit snappier. Here's how to change your iOS device's DNS settings.
To change the DNS settings on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch, follow these steps:
- With Wi-Fi enabled on your device, connect to the Wi-Fi signal you want to use.
- Tap the information icon, (it looks like a lower-case "i" inside a circle), for the name of the Wi-Fi network you are connected to. (The Wi-Fi network you're connected to will have a checkmark next to it.)
- First, copy the current DNS settings down, just in case you need to change the settings back to the original address.
- Select the DNS field, then select the DNS that's already listed, and enter the DNS settings you want. You'll want to enter a Primary DNS and Secondary DNS setting, so separate different DNS addresses with commas. I find that using either OpenDNS or Google DNS gives me the best results as far as speed and accuracy.
For OpenDNS, enter: 18.104.22.168, 22.214.171.124
For Google DNS, enter: 126.96.36.199, 188.8.131.52
- Tap the Wi-Fi button in the upper-left corner of the screen to return to the main Wi-Fi menu. You may see your Wi-Fi icon disappear, and then reappear as your device saves the DNS changes.
- Finally, you'll want to clear your DNS cache. The fastest way to do this is to go to enable Airplane Mode, and then disable it. That clears your DNS cache. You can also turn your device off, and then turn it back on. But the Airplane Mode method is MUCH faster.
Please note that you will need to set the DNS settings for each Wi-Fi network you connect to, if you want to use these custom DNS settings. However, your iOS device will remember the settings for each network, so you won't have to re-enter the settings for networks you've visited.


text: Filipinos came to Vallejo as early as 1912, and some families here can count five generations back to their roots in the Philippines. Many came to Mare Island Naval Shipyard, where Filipinos found steady, well-paying jobs that spared them from menial work and stoop labor in the fields of California. With each major conflict of the 20th century, and finally with the relaxation of immigration quotas in 1965, waves of Filipino newcomers arrived on these shores. They advanced in their work at the shipyards, settled down, and started families, buying homes and establishing successful businesses. Now this active, politically empowered Filipino community numbers in the tens of thousands, yet traditional histories ignore its contribution to Vallejo's heritage.


Is it Okay to Listen to Music While Driving a Motorcycle?
The question "is it okay to listen to music while driving a motorcycle?" is probably the most asked question to me ever since I started owning a motorcycle. It is usually asked by those people who are planning to buy a motorcycle and at the same time very fond of music, and of course my co-drivers. I have seen on my fellow drivers that prior to wearing their helmets, they will first put on their wireless earphones. Majority do this, but there are also those who preferred not to listen to music because they feel like it will be too dangerous.
Although I keep on saying that, personally, it is fine to listen to music while driving, the real question is whether it is really safe to ride a two wheeled vehicle while listening to music? or would it be more safe to ride without any form of distraction? While in some countries, it is allowed to drive while there is music, there are countries that prohibit this such as California. This is because there are lots of motorcycle accident that are caused by distractions such as music. It is either too loud or the music genre is inappropriate. Also, another possible cause is that driver was not wearing protective gears such as helmet, gloves, etc. To prevent bruises and wounds from accidents, I advise you to visit
Does Music Really Create Distraction?
There are a lot of studies about music as a form of distraction because it does not really help someone concentrate, but instead hinder you to perform properly. If you are still confused why music is dangerous, check the examples below:
1. The music is very noisy or loud– while driving, especially on open air, it is important to hear background noise such as the sound of other vehicle. Also we usually aim for relaxation, too much loud music can be a hindrance.
2. Your favorite music may cause you harm– you may find this quite hard to believe, but is some cases, this is true. If your favorite music is playing while you are driving, chances are you will make a mistake, forget something, because your focus is on the song.
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Howto:Place 3D objects with the UFO
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The UFO aircraft is a superb tool for placing a new (or old) 3D object at any arbitrary location in the scenery with just a few clicks of the mouse.
Placing objects in the scenery is a really easy way to contribute to the FlightGear project. It doesn't require any programming knowledge, and you can contribute something valuable in 15 minutes.
Below is an overview of placing, editing, & saving objects using the UFO. You can get a brief overview of the movement and editing commands by pressing ? while flying the UFO.
Choosing your object
The first thing you need is a 3d model to place in the scenery. The FlightGear Scenery Database (_URL_ maintains a huge library of generic models, which will have been included in your FlightGear installation.
If you have created your own model you should save it in a subdirectory of your FG root folder. Two options seem reasonable, although others are possible as well:
a) Save it in the directory Flightgear/data/Models/. That is the standard directory where the UFO will go when you press the Space bar. Let's say you have created a CAT III marker, called catii-iii.xml. In this example, we create a subdirectory Flightgear/data/Models/Tabu/ and save our catii-iii.xml there. The downpoint: The directory Flightgear/data/Models/ is the place where all shared models from the FG Scenery Database are saved and as your universe of own models grows, you might confuse both.
b) You can also save your own models in an other subdirectory like Flightgear/data/mymodels (or any other name). Or if they are shared models which have only one fixed position, like the KSFO terminal, you can save them in the respective subdirectory of the Scenery folder, e.g. Flightgear/data/Scenery/Objects/w130n30/w123n37/mymodels (or directly in w123n37). To browse objects anywhere on your computer, press l when using the UFO.
If creating your own object, make sure it is the correct size! In Blender, units are meters and the Caliper script may help. Note that you should not use Google Earth to determine the correct size. See here and here.
Selecting the ufo
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Now start Flightgear, and choose UFO as your aircraft.
Placing objects
Once Flightgear has been started, fly with the UFO to the place you want the model to be positioned.
Note that you should not use Google Earth to determine the correct position due to licensing problems. See here and here.
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Let's say we want to position the catii-iii.xml object at the end of a taxiway. We stop the UFO just above this intersection and press the space key, a Select Model window will open up where the contents of the Flightgear/data/Models/ directory will be shown (or press "L" and you can go to any desired directory). Select your model from this list, then close the window. The selected model path/name will be display in green text at the bottom left of the FlightGear screen.
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To place the object, simply left-click on the position that you want to place it. By default it is placed completely horizontal and rotated to point North. It will probably not have the correct orientation and it will be partly covered by the surrounding terrain, but we can adjust that.
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Rotating objects
Fly closer to the ground with the UFO, so that you can see it better.
Now press TAB (or Ctrl-I), and use the resulting sliders to adjust the latitude/longitude/elevation/heading of the model. NB: "Pitch" and "roll" will not be saved, so using them might be fun, but won't help eventually.
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See the UFO from the 'White Project' of the UNESCO page for more information on the UFO command keys and exported file locations, or press ? while in FlightGear.
Deleting objects
There are three different ways to three different situations in which which you want to delete an object:
You want to delete the last object that you placed in this session:
Press the backspace button.
You want to delete an object that you placed in this session, but you have placed one or two models after it:
That means that it is no longer active. Activate it by placing one more model on the object you want to delete, press the backspace button. Result: The model you want to delete starts blinking, which tells you that it is active.
You want to delete an obkect that is already saved in the corresponding .stg file and you don't know where it is:
You don't know the filename: The model you want to delete is probably a shared model. You find it in the scenery database. Now you know the model's file name (e.g. generic_skyscraper_01.ac or Office26x22.xml).
You still need to know where you find it. Place any model on that building and press d to know in which file you find it (see Exporting the result below). If there are several objects of that type and you want to delete only one of them, find the one closest to the coordinates of your model placed on top.
Open the .stg file, delete the whole model entry (see Exporting the result below). Done.
Exporting the result
Now that the model is correctly positioned, press the D key to dump the model position data to the terminal. A few lines will be printed on the console, providing the necessary orientation data.
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The most important lines are the last ones:
# e000n50/e008n50/_PHONE_.stg
OBJECT_SHARED Models/Tabu/catii-iii.xml 8.57928135 50.03667992 _PHONE_ 111.1
The first line identified the location of the scenery file for the object. The OBJECT_SHARED line indicates the objects name, longitude, latitude, altitude and orientation. This can be read by FlightGear itself and can be (submitted) to the FlightGear Scenery Object Database.
You can also save these coordinates into your own scenery file so that your changes will not be lost the next time you start FlightGear.
Saving the changes to your scenery
In the terminal window, you get three sections printed out by the UFO with very detailed information about what's going on. We need the lines at the end.
As noted above, the UFO helpfully exports the name of the scenery file where the object's coordinates have to be saved. In our example
e000n50/e008n50/_PHONE_.stg
The default location for scenery files is Flightgear/data/Scenery/Objects/. Simply open the referenced .stg file, add the OBJECT_SHARED line to the bottom and save the file. Now you have your object's position saved, and it will appear inside the scenery every time you start Flightgear!
In our example we would open _PHONE_.stg in Flightgear/data/Scenery/Objects/e000n50/e008n50/ and add the following line.
OBJECT_SHARED Models/Tabu/catii-iii.xml 8.57928135 50.03667992 _PHONE_ 111.1
Saving to XML
Alternatively, if you press the e key while developing scenery with Ufo, fgfs will generate an xml file with the dump of your current work in a "ufo-model-export.xml" file.
Under unix the file is saved to ~/.fgfs and under windows it is saved to %APPDATA%\flightgear.org
You can later reload this XML file with --config= command-line parameter:
Example for Linux:
fgfs --config=$HOME/.fgfs/ufo-model-export.xml
While flying UFO, press ? for details about these and other commands.


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General Information on European Masters Programme in Advanced Textile Engineering
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 Students eligible for this Masters programme have to fulfil the entry requirements of the universities participating in the European Masters Programme in Advanced Textile Engineering.
 Students have to pay the registration fee at the university where they register.
 2. Students having a higher education degree (BSc, BEng, etc.) in textiles or related areas (mechanics, organic chemistry, physical chemistry, general process engineering, materials engineering, etc.) can subscribe.
 Decision of acceptance will be discussed by the E-TEAM members but is primarily depending on the participating university (universities) in the country where the student was last studying in a course relevant to the requirements of E-TEAM. It is at that (these) participating university (universities) that the student has to enroll.
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 Topics will be based on proposals of the lecturers involved in the programme.
 5. Evaluation of thesis
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VI, 200 pp., author's preface. Black and white photographic frontispiece, showing a photograph of some Australians at Lourdes. Within the text there are a black and white photographs illustrating the text. Plain text front cover, which is white with black writing on front panel. This is a facsimile of a book first published in 1921, with the facsimile printing, the text is at times smudged. The photographs have not fared well at all, with poor resolution and loss of definition can leave the reader at a loss as to exactly what the photographs show. A World War I ex-Australian Army Chaplin talks about Australian Army soldiers visiting Lourdes during World War I campaigns. Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Please refer to accompanying picture (s). Illustrator: Photographic. Quantity Available: 1. Category: Genealogy & Local History; Religion -- Christianity; Military History -- World War I; Australia; Inventory No: _PHONE_.


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- An endless chain with links that engage with toothed wheels in order to transmit power from one shaft to another in an engine or machine tool.More example sentences
- A hybrid car uses a gasoline engine in conjunction with an electric motor for its drive chain.
- There's an engine, drive chain and brakes - and a controller called the driver.
- Despite having to adapt to an unfamiliar bike, Palmer finished a creditable ninth in the first race, but a snapped drive chain led to his retirement in the second race when in seventh place.
More definitions of drive chainDefinition of drive chain in:
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The Oandu Nature Centre is situated in the northern Estonian recreation area, 3 km from Sagadi Manor towards Altja. In Oandu, visitors learn about the nature of the Lahemaa National Park and the different options for roaming the nature, as well as the growing and use of forest and timber throughout the ages. Another important theme in the events and programmes of the nature centre operating in a 150-year-old former forest district building is cultural heritage – traces of the life and work of previous generations. These themes are supported by film and slide programmes and exhibitions in the nature centre, the Cone Hut (Käbitare), barn and the old ice cellar. Oandu is a node of hiking and nature trails and the starting point of the 370 km Oandu-Ikla hiking trail passing through Estonia. The Oandu Nature Centre also organises environmental education programmes at the RMK Ojaäärse Nature House and the RMK Roela Cone Dryer/Museum, as well as in Tsitre, Harju County.
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Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
Chapter 2: A Peck of Owls
Where a Vietnamese word has been borrowed from Chinese, the original Chinese character is shown in parentheses.
群 qún = 'crowd, bunch, group'.
猫头鹰 māotóuyīng = 'cat-headed hawk' = 'owl'.
|A bunch of owls|
= 'cat-headed hawk' = 'owl'.
大隊 dàduì = 'large body, specifically batallion, regiment, group, or brigade (depending on organisational context)'.
|A contingent of owls|
Fukurō no tsubute
|ふくろう fukurō =
の no = connecting particle
つぶて tsubute = 'throwing stones' (or stones so thrown).
|Pelted with owls|
|Vietnamese||Một bầy cú||một
= 'one, a'.
bầy = 'flock, pack'.
cú = 'owl'.
|A flock of owls|
There is no problem saying 'a flock of owls' in CJV, but the word play involved in this little slip of the tongue (Uncle Vernon meant to say 'a pack of owls' but said 'peck of owls' instead) is not so easy to reproduce. (See Wordplay: '...a peck, I mean, a pack of owls').
Alas, the 'peck of owls' must be sacrificed for the prosaic 'bunch of owls' in the Mainland Chinese version, a 'large body or contingent' of owls in the Taiwanese version, and a 'flock' or 'pack' of owls in the Vietnamese.
The Japanese translator comes up with the most ingenious translation. The word つぶて tsubute means 'throwing stones' and can also refer to the stones that are so thrown. The Japanese title thus means 'Owl stone(s)', with the implication that the owl or owls come pelting at you like stones. This is no doubt exactly how Uncle Vernon felt about the owls that kept bringing letters to Harry.


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Odd behavior when importing contacts from Excel
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Vic49
I had to export my complete contacts folder (1400+ contacts) from Outlook
2007 to an Excel spread sheet to correct the phone numbers to a consistent
format of "(###) ###-#### x####". When I imported the complete data set, any
of the phone numbers that were more than 10 digits "(###) ###-####" (i.e that
had an extension associated with them) were not imported with the rest of the
contact data. However, when I retried the import and only used a small
subset of contacts (12), all the phone number fields were imported correctly.
Thanks in advance for your help!!

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Karl Timmermans
#1 - Did you use the exact same worksheet to import both the complete and
<subset> data? (i.e. using a different named range on import)
#2 - If different worksheets - is the phone number column defined the same
for both (column formatting - i.e. text versus number or general)?
#3 - For the <complete> list - what is the first <row#> that contains an
extension versus just (###) ###-#### or to ask this another way - how may
phone numbers in the first 10-20 or so rows contain an extension in the form
of ( x###) after the phone number?
#4 - If you save your complete list as a CSV file and import that file
instead - do you still have the same issue? (would be very surprised if the
answer was <yes>)
Karl
______________________________________________________
Karl Timmermans - The Claxton Group
ContactGenie - Importer/DataPorter/Exporter/Toolkit
"Contact import/export/data management tools for Outlook '2000/2007"
_URL_

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Vic49
Karl,
Thanks for your response Below are my answers
#1 - No, I used a different WKS, But insured they both were formatted
identical
#2 - Yes, they were formatted identical.
#3 - The 1st 207 row did not contain an extension (x####), the 208th did. I
tried moving a couple of the contact rows w/ an extension to the top of the
spread sheet and it didn't make a difference, the # ph 3s w/ an ext were not
imported.
#4 - I tried saving as a CSV and importing with the same results.
Thanks again for your assistance

K
Karl Timmermans
Out of curiousity, you did verify that the "phone extension" was actually
included in the CSV file, correct?
Given that you are encountering the same issue with both the Excel and CSV
file, feel free to send a sample Excel file that exhibits the behaviour to
"cgsupport AT contactgenie.com" (referencing that you were referred by me
from the newsgroup) - would like to see what kind of issue this involves
given that importing is something that is more than a passing interest.
Anything submitted to us automatically falls under this NDA -
_URL_ Without being able to test the
actual data - impossible to provide anything but guesswork especially since
the issue should have been resolved when importing the CSV file via Outlook
unless there is something really simple that I've overlooked.
If you send the sample dataset - tests will be run with both Outlook and our
own products using both Excel and CSV to see what happens. For those that
may be following this - will post the findings here as well when done.
Karl
______________________________________________________
Karl Timmermans - The Claxton Group
ContactGenie - Importer/DataPorter/Exporter/Toolkit
"Contact import/export/data management tools for Outlook '2000/2007"
_URL_

V
Vic49
Let me verify that the ph # ext was included in the CSV. Thank for you
offer to review my file. One question: What is the relationship b/t Claxton
and Microsoft? Do you develop the contact import program and OEM's it to MS?

V
Vic49
Eurika! I tried it again using a .csv and this time it worked. When brings
up the question of why didn't it work with an xls file?
Thank, you have been a tremendous help!

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Karl Timmermans
Not related to MS or the Outlook import/export wizard in any way either now
or in the past.
Karl
______________________________________________________
Karl Timmermans - The Claxton Group
ContactGenie - Importer/DataPorter/Exporter/Toolkit
"Contact import/export/data management tools for Outlook '2000/2007"
_URL_

K
Karl Timmermans
Suspect that the reason that it did not work from the Excel file is that
when importing an Excel file, the first "n" number of rows are scanned to
determine column field types (forget exactly how many but if memory serves
me correctly - it's somewhere between 10-25 which is why I originally asked
the question). If the data outside that range doesn't conform - things don't
work according to plan (US Zip Codes is another field that many find to be a
headache). That may or may not have been the cause of your problem but at
the very least - suspect if not the absolute cause - very closely related.
Similarly on export - you will have the lead "'" (apostrophe) in the Excel
columns which you don't get if exporting to CSV and then opening the CSV
file in Excel etc etc etc
Particuarly for casual Excel users whose primary goal/interest is in getting
a "task" done versus learning Excel idiosyncracies or dealing with "Named
Ranges" (a simple thing for those who are familiar with NR's but a nightmare
for far too many others) - advice would be to save any worksheet as a CSV
file and import that instead (similarly, export to CSV and open that file in
Excel). Other benefits to that approach besides potentially not wasting a
lot of unnecessary time - the Excel file format is irrelevant and data is
always consistent. I love Excel but in this case, the CSV approach is just
easier/faster/better/more reliable way to get to the same result IMHO. (To
be accurate, most of the things mentioned don't stem from Excel itself but
rather from the Excel <file driver> used to read/create Excel data).
Karl
______________________________________________________
Karl Timmermans - The Claxton Group
ContactGenie - Importer/DataPorter/Exporter/Toolkit
"Contact import/export/data management tools for Outlook '2000/2007"
_URL_

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Volatile Excel Functions
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|Controlling Calculation||"CALCULATE" in Status Bar||Calculation Methods||Calculating from VBA|
|Volatile Functions & Actions||User-Defined Functions||Repetitive Calculation||Version Timing Comparison|
A Volatile Function in a formula in a cell makes that cell be
always recalculated at each recalculation even if it does not
appear to have any changed precedents.
FastExcel measures Workbook Volatility by comparing the time for a Recalculation to the time for a full calculation, and allows you to measure worksheet volatility by comparing the sheet recalculate time with the sheet full calculate time.
Excel's Volatile Functions.
Some of Excel's functions are obviously volatile: RAND(), NOW(), TODAY()
Others are less obviously volatile: OFFSET(), CELL(), INDIRECT(), INFO()
Some are volatile in some versions of Excel but not in others: INDEX()became non-volatile in Excel 97.
A number of functions that are documented by Microsoft as volatile do not actually seem to be volatile when tested:
INDEX(), ROWS(), COLUMNS(), AREAS()
and CELL("Filename") IS volatile although a MSKBN article says its not.
One particular syntax of SUMIF is volatile in Excel 2002 and subsequent versions. This occurs when the size of the first range argument is not the same as the second (sum_range) argument.
For example =SUMIF(A1:A4,">0",B1) is volatile whereas =SUMIF(A1:A4,">0",B1:B4) is not volatile. Both of these formulae will reference cells B1:B4.
Presumably this volatile behaviour was added to give correct results when B2:B4 were changed. Thanks to Luke Wisbey for letting me know about this behaviour.
Using a volatile function in a formula will flag the cell containing the formula as volatile, even if the volatile function never gets executed:
=IF(1<2,99,NOW()) will always return
99 and the volatile NOW() function will never be called, but the cell
containing the IF formula will be treated as volatile, (thanks to
Stephen Bullen for pointing this out).
You can download volatileFuncs.zip for a test workbook that you can use to test if a function or formula is volatile.
Dependents of Volatile functions.
Direct dependents of volatile functions are always
Indirect dependents of volatile functions are not
IF(), CHOOSE(), AND(), OR()
The IF and CHOOSE functions only execute ONE of the available choices. This is called short-circuiting:
If you create UDFs One, Two and Three each of which contain a debug.print or MsgBox statement so that you can see what is being executed then:
The AND and OR functions always execute ALL the available choices:
If the One(), Two() and Three() UDFs return 1,2 and 3 respectively then:
Volatile only at Workbook Open
References to UDFs where the UDF itself is located in an XLA or external workbook are flagged as dirty when the workbook containing the reference is opened: if calculation is Automatic they will be recalculated at workbook open, if calculation is Manual they will be recalculated at the next recalculation.
Using INDEX as the second part of a range reference, for example A$2:INDEX(A$2:A$8,7,), will also cause the reference to be flagged as dirty when the workbook is opened. (Thanks to Bill Wood for spotting this).
Because a cell has been flagged as dirty the workbook will also be flagged as Unsaved so you may get an unexpected prompt to Save the workbook when closing it.
Conditional Formats are volatile.
Because conditional formats need to be evaluated at each calculation any formulae used in a conditional format is effectively volatile. Actually conditional formats seem to be super-volatile: they are evaluated each time the cell that contains them is repainted on the screen, even in Manual calculation mode, although VBA functions used in conditional formats will not trigger breakpoints when executed by the repaint.
Volatile Actions: Actions that trigger calculation
Selecting any filtering criteria when using Autofilter will flag ALL the formulae in the autofilter range as uncalculated, even if none of their precedents have changed and even if you select exactly the same filter criteria as before. This can cause Autofilter calculation to be extremely slow.
Clicking Row or Column Divider
If calculation is set to Automatic clicking or doubleclicking a row or column divider will trigger a recalculation. But manually changing the height or width of a column or row will NOT trigger a recalculation.
In Manual mode these actions do not flag the workbook as requiring calculation.
Inserting or Deleteing Rows, Columns or Cells, or Moving Cells
Insert or Delete Rows or Columns or Cells, or moving Cells (using
Drag/Drop or Cut/Paste) anywhere on a Sheet, even to the right or
below the Used Range.
Then these cells become flagged as uncalculated.
Adding, Changing or Deleting Defined Names
Any action taken to add, delete, change or alter a defined name or its refersto property will trigger a recalculation.
Renaming Worksheets and Changing Worksheet Position
Changing the name of a worksheet or moving it will trigger a recalculation
in Automatic mode.
Deleteing Worksheets, but not Adding Worksheets
In Automatic mode deleting a worksheet will trigger a recalculation, but adding a worksheet will not.
Hiding or Unhiding Rows in Excel 2003
In Excel 2003 hiding or unhiding rows will flag the selected rows as uncalculated, even if no rows were actually hidden or unhidden. If calculation is automatic this will trigger a recalculation. This behaviour is a change from previous versions. Hiding or unhiding columns does NOT flag the column as uncalculated.
Probably the reason for the change is that the SUBTOTAL function in Excel 2003 has an option to include or ignore hidden rows, so Excel needs to be able to trigger a dependency recalculation by dirtying the cells when a row is hidden or unhidden.
Opening a.CSV file
Whenever you open a.CSV file, either through VBA or File-->Open, a recalculation of all open workbooks will be triggered, even if calculation is in Manual. Switching off.EnableEvents does not stop this recalculation. The only way I have found to prevent this recalculation from happening is to use VBA to switch Worksheet.EnableCalculation to False for each worksheet that you do NOT want to be calculated.
Each iteration of Goal Seek triggers a recalculation.
See evaluation circumstances for the circumstances that will cause a formula to be evaluated.


Pasadena is a city in the U.S. state of Texas within the Houston–Sugar Land–Baytown metropolitan area. It is the second-largest city in Harris County, 15th-largest in Texas, and 159th largest in the United States. The area was founded in 1893 by John H. Burnett of Galveston. Burnett named the area after Pasadena, California because he thought the vegetation was similar. As of the 2000 U.S. Census, the city's population was 141,674. As of 2007, it is estimated to be at 152,968. The Pasadena Volunteer Fire Department is the largest all volunteer municipal fire department in the United States.
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Reflecting upon the spatial, material and multi-sensory aspects of one's environment
during the Covid-19 Pandemic Quarantine, this exercise serves as a way to document and reflect upon the visceral experience of moving across a residential neighborhood, presenting a diversity of topographies, geographies, and experiences for the 50th anniversary of Earth Day. An analog or digital Neighborhood Map reflects one's perceptions of Home.
In my neighborhood, I chose to illustrate the main attributes that are most apparent on the east side. Furthermore, focusing on the noise circulation of my neighborhood since the 605 freeway and 10 exit ramp is in close proximity to the edge, increasing the noise environment. This is due to the location being focused on an industry-based environment.


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International Agricultural Study Tours
Michigan farmers do business in a global marketplace, so it makes sense that they visit other countries to learn:
- Where U.S. agricultural exports go,
- Where U.S. agricultural imports originate, and
- How agriculture in other parts of the world compares to ours.
International agricultural study tours are made possible by Michigan Farm Bureau and the Michigan Foundation for Agriculture.
Passport to Learning
Each tour develops a unique itinerary and focus based on interaction with host farms and counterpart agricultural organizations, industry representatives and government officials. Along the way, participants evaluate potential market opportunities and competition, evaluate their peers' adaptation of technology and consider each nation's take on farm and food policy.


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The existence of the masjid tuo in West Sumatera is not only known for its unique style and architecture with traditional and religious ties, but far behind that its institutional function gives rise to a distinctive character for the community. This article discusses how the masjid tuo plays a role in shaping the character of Minang society both structurally and culturally so that it becomes an important record for Minangkabau history (tambo). The method used in this study is descriptive qualitative in order to photograph the phenomena that develop in society related to the role of the masjid tuo so that social setting are known which include the existence of the masjid tuo. The result of this study indicates that the institutional role of masjid tuo in West Sumatera has shaped the character of minang community through the persona and functions that emerge from an imam, khatib, bilal, and labai. The role that is being carried out is an effort to produce syara' regulation that will be carried out by children and nephews and the surrounding community of the nagari.


Creating a ClickHouse connection
Note
All data requests are executed with the join_use_nulls flag enabled. See the Specifics for ClickHouse connections section if you use views or subqueries with a JOIN in DataLens.
To create a ClickHouse connection:
 1. Go to the workbook page.
 2. In the top-right corner, click CreateConnection.
 3. Select a ClickHouse connection.
 4. Specify the connection parameters for the external ClickHouse database:
 - Hostname: Specify the path to a master host or a ClickHouse master host IP address. You can specify multiple hosts in a comma-separated list. If you are unable to connect to the first host, DataLens will select the next one from the list.
 - HTTP interface port: Specify the ClickHouse connection port. The default port is 8443.
 - Username: Specify the username for the ClickHouse connection.
 Warning
 The user should have one of the following values set for the parameter readonly:
 - 0: All queries are allowed.
 - 2: Queries to read data and edit settings are allowed.
 - Password: Enter the password for the user.
 - Cache TTL in seconds: Specify the cache time-to-live or leave the default value. The recommended value is 300 seconds (5 minutes).
 - Raw SQL level: Enables you to use an ad-hoc SQL query to generate a dataset.
 5. Click Create connection.
 6. Enter a name for the connection and click Create.
Note
You can check the host connection before creating it. To do this, click Check connection.
Additional settings
You can specify additional connection settings in the Advanced connection settings section:
 - TLS: If this option is enabled, the DB is accessed via HTTPS; if not, via HTTP.
 - CA Certificate: To upload a certificate , click Attach file and specify the certificate file. When the certificate is uploaded, the field shows the file name.
 - Disable data export: When this option is enabled, the export data button will be hidden in the charts based on this connection. However, you will still be able to copy chart data and take screenshots.
Specifics for ClickHouse connections
In ClickHouse, you can create a dataset on top of a VIEW that contains a JOIN. To do this, make sure a view is created with the join_use_nulls option enabled. We recommend that you set join_use_nulls = 1 in the SETTINGS section:
CREATE VIEW ... ( ...) AS SELECT ... FROM ... SETTINGS join_use_nulls = 1
You should also enable this option for raw-sql subqueries that are used as a data source in your dataset.
To avoid errors when using views with a JOIN in DataLens, re-create all views and set join_use_nulls = 1. This fills in empty cells with NULL values and converts the type of the corresponding fields to Nullable.