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How to manually uninstall Deep Freeze
for Windows 2K/XP
by Emiliano Scavuzzo
 If you are reading this tutorial you'd probably know that Deep Freeze not always work the way it should and sometimes it can do more damage than good. Some common scenarios include the installer not being able to uninstall DF even when the disks are thawed, Deep Unfreezer not being able to thaw the disks or something worst: the system fails to boot. This tutorial explains how to manually uninstall Deep Freeze by removing it's core driver from the registry and therefore completely disabling it. This tutorial doesn't explain how to do a complete uninstallation, though. There's a lot of garbage Deep Freeze installs on the disk and registry that you'll have to find yourself, but remember that this garbage can't prevent the computer from booting or freeze the disks. You can always try to restore the registry from a point before installing Deep Freeze by using the backups saved on %windir%\repair or System Volume Information.
 This tutorial is intended for advanced users. If you don't even know what the registry is you shouldn't follow these instructions. Playing with the registry is dangerous and you could damage your system by doing so.
Always make backup copies of the registry files before trying this tutorial.
Without a complete uninstallation you may not be able to reinstall Deep Freeze on your system.
Let's get to work:
1. First we need a way to edit the registry. The way to do this depends on your situation. If your computer is thawed you can simply use Regedit. If your computer is frozen or if it doesn't boot you'll need to find another way. Here are some alternatives:
 - If you have a multiboot computer with another copy of Windows 2K/XP you can boot from there.
 - You can physically mount the disk on another computer that uses Windows 2K/XP.
 - You can use a tool that lets you boot and edit the registry. A good example of this is PE Builder that lets you build a Windows PE CD and boot Windows from there.
Windows XP can import and edit the system hive from Windows 2K (hive format 1.3) but Windows 2K can't import the system hive from Windows XP (hive format 1.5).
2. If your computer is thawed run Regedit. If it's not thawed follow one of the alternatives described above, run Regedit (or Regedt32 on Windows 2K) and import the system hive. To import the hive highlight HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE. On the menu go to File or Registry, Load Hive and open the system hive from the control, that should be on %windir%\system32\config (from the disk where DF is installed).
3. A dialog box will open and you will be prompted to enter a name for the key where the hive will be loaded. We'll use MySystem. If you are using Windows 2K, after loading the hive close Regedt32 and run Regedit.
4. Highlight the new key HKLM\MySystem (or HKLM\SYSTEM if you didn't have to import the hive) and select Edit and Find from the menu.
5. On the Find dialog box type UpperFilters and check only the Values checkbox. Then click Find Next.
6. The program will find a value with the name UpperFilters. Open this value and if there's a line with the name of the Deep Freeze driver (DeepFrz or DepFrzLo) delete it including the return, leaving the rest of the lines intact. Also, if you are using ThawSpace and you want to get rid of it delete that line too (ThwSpace), if you want to keep the ThawSpace leave it there. Press F3 to find the next match and repeat the operation until you have fixed all the UpperFilters values inside the HKLM\MySystem key.
7. Navigate to HKLM\MySystem\Select and check the value with the name Default. It has the number of the control set key that the system will use when booted. If it is 1 the control set is ControlSet001, if it is 2 the control set is ControlSet002, and so on. We'll assume the control set is ControlSet001 but you should use the one specified by the value Default.
8. Now go to HKLM\MySystem\ControlSet001\Services and delete the keys with the name of the Deep Freeze drivers (DeepFrz or DepFrzLo and DepFrzHi). Also, if you decided to get rid of the ThawSpace delete the key with the name of the ThawSpace driver (ThwSpace).
9. That's it. Now reboot and load the system where Deep Freeze was installed and you'll notice you can make permanent changes to disks that where previously frozen.
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text: Pathological tremor is an involuntary, rhythmic movement that can inhibit the ability of a person to perform everyday tasks. Recent research explores mechanical means of tremor suppression as an alternative to drugs and surgery. However, traditional control methods also suppress voluntary movements due to the close proximity of tremor frequency and the frequency range of typical voluntary motions. Therefore, the controller must identify and suppress the tremor torque with minimal influence on voluntary movement. In addition to the control design, the actuator plays a critical role in the performance and potential for clinical implementation of a tremor suppression system. Dielectric elastomers offer unique actuation capabilities due to their low stiffness compared to traditional engineering actuators. In particular, dielectric elastomers have similar mechanical properties as human tissue, making them ideal for actuation of the human body. This work applies an adaptive notch filter algorithm for vibration attenuation in a narrow frequency range using dielectric elastomer stack actuators. In this controller, an estimation of the tremor frequency ensures suppression of only the tremor motion. The adaptive filter estimates the tremor torque, and a force controller for the dielectric elastomer tracks the specified force. Simulations show excellent tracking of the desired motion for slower voluntary motions and for slowly varying tremor amplitudes. Even though the controller has diminished tremor suppression in the presence of rapid changes in tremor amplitude, it still offers a significant improvement over the uncontrolled case. Altogether, this work demonstrates the potential for the use of dielectric elastomer actuators in a soft orthosis to suppress pathological tremor.

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The KTLADD roof or wall ladder is an essential element of the system of movement of people on the roof and adjacent walls. It is manufactured in axis lengths of 1.2 - 4.2 m and can be mutually extended by means of a narrowed end. Required connecting material: 2xKTM8-N 25 and 2xKTNUT-N.
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1. History of the Canonical Gem Host for Ruby Gems
 The default repository for downloading gems using RubyGems was originally This was likely because the RubyGems project was hosted only from RubyForge. This meant that when you ran 'gem install rails', your RubyGems installation was configured to download the gem from ''. In August of 2008 Github started gaining popularity amongst the Ruby community after it started providing it's own gem server via This resulted in many Ruby developers configuring RubyGems to use the Github server as a secondary source of gems.
 In August of 2009 a new gem hosting repository came onto the scene known as GemCutter, aiming to resolve issues caused by how Github and RubyForge were handling hosting of gems. In September they decided to move the service to In October of Github discontinued building and serving gems from, and became the official default host for Ruby gems.
 2. Using Serialize Option with ActiveRecord Objects
 Documentation seems to be more available on how to build forms with check boxes or a multiple select field for ActiveRecord objects that have a has_many or has_many_and_belongs_to association with other ActiveRecord objects. This article shows you how provide a multiple select form based on a custom defined array, with the selected options stored in a single attribute of your ActiveRecord object.
 Lets say you are working on a form for a blog post that needs a multi-select field of statically defined adjectives, with the one or many adjectives saved to one field for the post.
 3. Save the Tests, Don't Throw Them Away
 So it's been several weeks since I started using test driven development. I'm using FactoryGirl instead of fixtures, because I've heard that fixtures are limiting. I'd rather just write Factories from the beginning. I'm also using standard Test::Unit based unit and functional tests. Haven't touched on integration testing yet.
 As I've gone along and written these tests, I've learned how to do things effectively and am carving out my own style.
 For instance you could either test for a link with the content 'Edit' on the page, or you could add an ID or class to the link and test for the presence of that link with that class. I found that I'd rather do both just to ensure that the button is or is not present in a certain circumstance.
 4. Factory Girl Associations and Records Persisting Across Tests
 I just recently started to adopt test driven development practices. The project I'm working on needs to get done soon, and I didn't want to get held up learning Rspec. After much consulting with other developers at the company I work for, I had decided to use basic Test::Unit tests with FactoryGirl factories instead of fixtures, and adopt Shoulda if a scenario arises where the options it provides (contexts) are needed.
 So far things have been running well, and I'm starting to understand just how important testing is. You don't have to write tests for every single thing you do, but if you implement some sort of feature that you seriously don't want to break at some point in the future, setup a test for it. Once you setup a test for one type of feature, you can re-use the code later for similar testing. So don't worry about how long it takes the first time around, it will pay off later when that function isn't broken because you caught it. I didn't realize it, but errors you didn't expect it to directly catch, like the dreaded "undefined method 'foo' for nil:NilClass" exception, also popup periodically and alert you that you broke something, even though your test wasn't built to catch those. This is nice because you might change something in a model, and then all of a sudden something in a view is broken.
 5. Generating Test File Stubs for Existing Models, Views, and Controllers
 # Configure generators values. Many other options are available,
 # be sure to check the documentation.
 config.generators do |g|
 g.stylesheets false
 g.test_framework :rspec
 g.fallbacks[:rspec] = :test_unit
 g.fixture_replacement :factory_girl
 6. Rails 3 and Subclasses Method
 I was just trying to create coding that reflectively loads the subclasses of a class I've defined. The idea is that as new subclasses are added, the script I'm writing can detect which ones are present and inform a remote API that support for a specific API feature is available.
 I had executed the method once on the class, and it did return the name of the subclass that I had defined and checked for the existence of in the Rails console environment. Then I added other subclasses, reloaded (reload!), and ran the method once again. This time I got nothing but an empty array returned. It turns out that Rails 3 uses autoloading for classes…so the subclasses have to be referenced at some point, and thus loaded into memory, before the subclasses method will include them in the list.
 7. Locate and Updatedb with Homebrew
 UPDATE: I ran into errors and decided to not use the findutils provided by Homebrew. I simply setup the following alias in.bash_profile and this did the trick. This is using the built in locate database provided with Mac OS X Snow Leopard.
 alias updatedb='sudo /usr/libexec/locate.updatedb'
 I used to use MacPorts to ensure that my command line environment on my Mac was almost exclusively using MacPort provided binaries, not the built in binaries and libraries that are packaged with Mac OS X.
 8. Foreign Key References when Generating Model
 I forget the proper syntax for a model generation command that includes a reference to another models id (foreign key).
 Here is an example you can use to remember:
 rails g model Post user:references title:string body:text
 Since the 'user' model already exists, Rails knows that this should be the user_id field that it generates. I guess it's not a big deal, you could just do 'user_id:integer', but what fun is that?
 9. Edit Devise User without Password
 I recently setup a custom controller to edit/update my Admin accounts, which are authenticated using Plataformatec's Devise gem.
 I found an article in the Devise Wiki that mentions using some sort of 'update_without_password' method to update the model without requiring the password. In this case I'm not requiring the user to provide their own password to edit their info. I'm allowing them to do it straight out.
 The solution that I found was to simply remove the 'password' and 'password_confirmation' from the parameter set if both are blank.
 # remove password parameters if blank
 if params[:admin]['password'].blank? && params[:admin]['confirmation'].blank?
 10. Factory Girl Not Generating Factories with Scaffold
 I just started a new Rails 3.2 project, and to ensure that the proper test files are generated using Shoulda or Factory_Girl, I've installed those gems and configured the application to generate the test files using these gems.
 Added to config/application.rb:
 # Configure generators values.
 config.generators do |g|
 g.stylesheets false
 g.test_framework :shoulda
 g.fallbacks[:shoulda] = :test_unit
 g.fixture_replacement :factory_girl
 Each time I would try to create a new scaffold, it would use shoulda to generate the test unit file, but would generate a YAML fixture.


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Acoustic characteristics of the vocal tract have been investigated extensively in the literature using a one-dimensional (1D) acoustic simulation method. Because the 1D method assumes plane wave propagation only, it is recognized to be valid only in the low frequency region (below about 4 or 5 kHz). Recently, a three-dimensional (3D) acoustic simulation method was developed, to obtain more precise acoustic characteristics of the vocal tract. In the present study, from a male's vocal tract shapes, transfer functions were calculated using the 1D and 3D methods and compared with each other to evaluate the valid frequency range of the 1D method. As a result, when acoustic effects of the piriform fossae were considered in the 1D method, the transfer functions agreed with each other up to 7 kHz (ignoring small dips). The 3D method showed that a deep dip was generated at around 8 kHz by the transverse resonance mode in the pharynx. Above this dip frequency, the transfer functions disagreed with each other. Thus, the 1D method is valid up to 7 kHz for this subject. Because this subject has a relatively large vocal tract, in general the upper limit of the valid frequency range could exceed 8 kHz.
Bibliographic reference. Takemoto, Hironori / Mokhtari, Parham / Kitamura, Tatsuya (2014): "Comparison of vocal tract transfer functions calculated using one-dimensional and three-dimensional acoustic simulation methods", In INTERSPEECH-2014, 408-412.


Home » how to clean rc car?
how to clean rc car?
Answer
 1. -A soft, dry cloth
 2. -A slightly dampened cloth
 3. -A mild soap
How To Clean An RC Car THE EASY WAY!
A Quick Way To Clean RC Cars After Bashing
Can I wash my Traxxas Slash?
Yes, you can wash your Traxxas Slash. Just be sure to use a mild soap and water solution, and avoid getting any water inside the electronics.
How do you clean a brushless motor?
There are a few different ways that you can clean a brushless motor, but the most important thing is to make sure that you do it regularly. The first way is to simply use a soft cloth to wipe down the motor. The second way is to use compressed air to blow any dirt or debris out of the motor. And the third way is to use a brushless motor cleaning kit, which usually comes with a special cleaning solution and brush.
How long do brushless motors last?
There is no definitive answer to this question as it depends on a number of factors, such as how often the motor is used and how well it is maintained. However, many brushless motors have a lifespan of several years with proper care.
How do you clean a Traxxas motor?
To clean a Traxxas motor, you will need to remove the motor from the vehicle. Once the motor is removed, you can use a brush to clean any dirt or debris from the surface. If the motor is very dirty, you may need to use a cleaner and cloth to remove all the dirt and grime.
How do you clean a nitro RC car?
To clean a nitro RC car, you will need to remove the body and clean the chassis with soap and water. You can then use a brush to clean the wheels and tires. Finally, use a cloth to wipe down the outside of the car.
Do brushless motors need to be cleaned?
Yes, brushless motors need to be cleaned regularly. However, they don't require as much maintenance as brushed motors.
How do you clean a brushed traxxas motor?
You can clean a brushed traxxas motor with a can of compressed air. Just point the nozzle of the can at the motor and give it a few short bursts.
How do you clean wheels?
There are a few different ways to clean wheels, and the best method will depend on the type of wheels you have. For example, if you have aluminum wheels, you can use a mild soap and water solution to clean them. If you have chrome wheels, you can use a chrome cleaner or a vinegar and water solution.
What kind of cleaner is simple green?
Simple Green is an all-purpose cleaner. It can be used on surfaces such as countertops, floors, and walls.
How do you clean muddy Traxxas?
To clean your muddy Traxxas, first rinse it off with clean water. Then, using a soft brush, scrub away any remaining dirt. Finally, rinse it again with clean water and dry it off with a soft cloth.
How do you clean plastic RC parts?
To clean plastic RC parts, you can use a mild soap and water solution. You can also use a commercial plastic cleaner or polish.
How do you clean an RC crawler?
To clean an RC crawler, you will need to remove the body and tires. Clean the body with a damp cloth and the tires with a brush.
How do I stop my RC car from rusting?
The best way to stop your RC car from rusting is to keep it clean and dry. After each use, wipe down the car with a clean, dry cloth. If the car gets wet, dry it off as soon as possible. Store the car in a cool, dry place when not in use.
What is electric motor cleaner?
Electric motor cleaner is a type of cleaning agent that is specifically designed for cleaning electric motors. It can be used to clean both the exterior and interior of an electric motor, and it is effective at removing dirt, grime, and other build-up from the surface of the motor.
What should you not use Simple Green on?
You should not use Simple Green on anything that is not intended to be cleaned with it. Some things that Simple Green is not intended for are: cleaning your car, cleaning your house, or cleaning your clothes.
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Wednesday 7 September 2016
Pyinstaller Extractor updated to v1.6
PyInstaller Extractor is a tool to extract the contents of a windows executable file created by pyinstaller. This weekend I updated the tool to version 1.6. The new features which were incorporated include
 - Support for extracting pyinstaller 3.2
 - Extractor would now use a random name for extracting unnamed files within the CArchive
 - Preliminary support for handling encrypted pyz archives
The features are explained below.
Support for extracting pyinstaller 3.2
There has not been any format changes between pyinstaller 3.2 and the earlier versions. The previous versions works as is for pyinstaller 3.2
Handling unnamed files within CArchive
A Pyinstaller exe file can be visualized as of two nested archives. The outer layer is called CArchive. It is called so as it handled by C code i.e. the decompression of the layer is handled by a native stub written in C. The CArchive in turn contain another archive called PYZArchive along with other files. The PYZArchive is usually zlib compressed and is handled by python code and hence the reason for its name.
The CArchive usually contains the main script along with necessary dll files and python extension modules (pyd files). When running an pyinstaller exe, all dll and pyd files are written to a temporary directory to facilitate loading. (This behaviour is noticeably different from py2exe which loads dlls from memory.) The main script is never written to disk and hence it is possible to remove its name. If such is the case then the earlier versions of extractor would fail. The current version 1.6 will use a random name if it finds any unnamed files.
This feature has mainly been inspired while working on the PAN LabyREnth challenge (Threat #7).
Preliminary support for handling encrypted pyz archives
The files within the PYZ archive can be encrypted too. If such is the case, the tool would dump those files as is without attempting to process them. Previously the tool would fail trying to decompress encrypted data.
That's it. I would make a separate post to demonstrate how to extract encrypted pyz archives. It isn't difficult as the key to decrypt is present right in the CArchive.


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posted by sam on.
Through a pipe of diameter 16cm, water is pumped from the Colorado River up to Grand Canyon Village, on the rim of the canyon. The river is at 564m elevation and the village is at 2096m elevation.
a) At what minimum pressure must the water be pumped to arrive at the village? The acceleration of gravity is 9.8m/s^3
b)If 4800m^3 are pumped per day, what is the speed of water in the pipe?
c) What additional pressure is necessary to deliver this flow? You may assume that the free-fall acceleration and the density for air are constant over this range of elevations.
a) (density)*g*(elevation change)
= 1.00*10^3 kg/m^3*9.8 m/s^2*1532 m = 15.0*10^6 Pascals
That is about 150 atmospheres.
b) Velocity = (Volume flow rate)/Area
c) Add (1/2)*(density)*V^2 dynamic pressure to the answer in (a)
The density here is the density of water. Air has a neglible effect on the difference between inlet and outlet pressure

source: openbmb/Ultra-FineWeb


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When set to hair mode, particle system creates only static particles, which may be used for hair, fur, grass and the like.
The first step is to create the hair, specifying the amount of hair strands and their lengths.
The complete path of the particles is calculated in advance. So everything a particle does a hair may do also. A hair is as long as the particle path would be for a particle with a lifetime of 100 frames. Instead of rendering every frame of the particle animation point by point there are calculated control points with an interpolation, the segments.
The next step is to style the hair. You can change the look of base hairs by changing the Physics Settings.
A more advanced way of changing the hair appearance is to use Children. This adds child hairs to the original ones, and has settings for giving them different types of shapes.
You can also interactively style hairs in Particle Mode. In this mode, the particle settings become disabled, and you can comb, trim, lengthen, etc. the hair curves.
Hair can now be made dynamic using the cloth solver. This is covered in the Hair Dynamics page.
Blender can render hairs in several different ways. Materials have a Strand section, which is covered in the materials section in the Strands Page.
Hair can also be used as a basis for the Particle Instance modifier, which allows you to have a mesh be deformed along the curves, which is useful for thicker strands, or things like grass, or feathers, which may have a more specific look.
- Regrow Hair for each frame.
- Enables advanced settings which reflect the same ones as working in Emitter mode.
- Set the amount of hair strands. Use as little particles as possible, especially if you plan to use softbody animation later. But you need enough particles to have good control. For a "normal" haircut I found some thousand (very roughly 2000) particles to give enough control. You may need a lot more particles if you plan to cover a body with fur. Volume will be produced later with Children.
Settings for adding movement to hair see Hair Dynamics.
- Draw hair as curves.
- Draw just the end points if the hairs.
- The number of segments (control points minus 1) of the hair strand. In between the control points the segments are interpolated. The number of control points is important:
- for the softbody animation, because the control points are animated like vertices, so more control points mean longer calculation times.
- for the interactive editing, because you can only move the control points (but you may recalculate the number of control points in Particle Mode).
- 10 Segments should be sufficient even for very long hair, 5 Segments are enough for shorter hair, and 2 or 3 segments should be enough for short fur.
Hair can be rendered as a Path, Object, or Group. See Particle Visualization for descriptions.
- Fur Tutorial, which produced (Image 4b). It deals especially with short hair.
- Blender Hair Basics, a thorough overview of all of the hair particle settings.

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text: Did you know that cold, almost frozen water causes fish to hibernate? During the cold months of the year when water temperatures drop to 40 degrees or less, fish stop eating as much food and their growth slows down. The cold water acts like an appetite suppressant for fish. That is also one of the main reasons why bait fishing is not very successful in winter months. That is something I learned while working at the fish hatchery.


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Chemical Genomics Centre
The Chemical Genomics Centre (CGC) was established as a joint initiative of several departments and research groups in the Max Planck Society and the pharmaceutical industry. The focus of the CGC is the analysis of biological phenomena through the use of small molecules. The CGC focuses on novel basic research in the biosciences and chemical biology that holds great promise for application in the discovery and development of novel bioactive compounds and modulators of disease-relevant processes.
This partnership opened up opportunities for research normally inaccessible to academia and research institutions. The CGC network interconnects the scientific, infrastructural and institutional strength of well-established Max Planck Departments with new research groups bringing in intellectual talent and novel scientific approaches.
The CGC was set up as a 5 years project. After two successful funding periods (CGCI: 2005-2010; CGCII: 2012-2017), a third funding period of the CGC (CGCIII) was initiated in October 2018 in partnership with the pharmaceutical companies Astra Zeneca, Pfizer and Merck KGaA, Darmstadt. The four newly-established independent research groups are led by Malte Gersch, Jochen Imig, Peter 't Hart and Peng Wu.


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Cuticular Meaning and Definition in Dictionary
Definitions from Wordnet 2.0
- of or relating to a cuticle or cuticula
Would you like to add your own explaination to this word 'Cuticular'?
Wikipedia Meaning and Definition on 'Cuticular'
- Epicuticular wax: compounds. Solvent extracts of cuticle waxes contain both epicuticular and cuticular waxes, often contaminated with cell membrane lipids of underlying cells


new file named schedule.js inside this folder. Update it as
Things to notice
Line 3 : Logic to issue an SMS using Twilio Node API
Line 4 : Logic to issue a call using Twilio Node API
Line 12/24 : Schedule a new job. The first argument is the name of the job, the second is the time at which the job needs to be triggered and finally the third would be the function to be invoked. This is where we trigger the call/SMS and update that the task is completed.
Line 34 : Will fetch a list of pending jobs and cancel them
To complete our logic layer, we will write the logic to trigger a call and SMS using the Twilio Node API.
Create a new folder named twilio inside the logic folder. Create a new file named client.js. This file will hold the Twilio API and Key, which you can get from your Twilio dashboard.
Update it as below
Create another file named triggerSMS.js inside the twilio folder and update it as below
Things to notice
Line 6 : To the recipients number
Line 7 : Your twilio number
Line 8 : The text to be sent as SMS
Next, the logic to trigger a call. Inside the same folder, create another file name triggerCall.js, update it as below
Line 6 : To whom the call needs to be made
Line 7 : Your Twilio number
Line 8 : The URL, which consist of the TwiML for this call. To customize the app and make it user friendly, we will dispatch a customized message when the call is made. Twilio will call the URL provided here to get a TwiML to be used during the call.
This URL should be a public one. For testing purposes, we are going to expose our server as a static address using ngrok.
You will need to update this URL after starting the server. More on that soon.
We will write the logic for saving the reminders and schedules to DB now. Create a file named db.reminder.js inside the db folder and update it as below.
Standard DB methods.
Next, create another file named db.schedule.js inside the same folder and update it as
Here we save and delete schedules.
Finally to complete our server side code, we will fill in the logic for generating the TwiML. Create a new file named twilio.js inside the routes folder and update it as
This is the endpoint that gets triggered when Twilio makes a call. We dispatch a TwiML based on the input params.
To complete the logic, create a new file named generateTwiml.js inside the logic/twilio folder and update it as
Line 7 : Get the reminder details from DB
Line 15-22 : Build the response
Line 27 : Dispatch it
To complete the server side, we will update the externalized messages. Create a new folder named messages at the root of server folder. Create a new file named messages.js inside it and update it as
That is it! Now you can run
nodemon app .js or node app.js
from the server folder. To make our app publically accessible, we will start the ngrok server on port 3000. This will spit out a public URL like
Screen Shot 2014-09-28 at 10.24.26 pm
which you would need to update on line 8 server/logic/twilio/triggerCall.js.
Testing the REST API
To test the server, you can use CURL or Postman or any REST client. I will use a chrome extension named Advanced Rest client.
First, we will register a new account for that we will send a request like
Screen Shot 2014-09-28 at 10.29.55 pmAnd you should receive a response like
Sweet. Now let us try login.
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And the response
Let us try and create a new reminder with a new SMS scheduledScreen Shot 2014-09-28 at 10.36.23 pmQuick tip : To get the timestamp of the required time in chrome, run
copy((new Date(2014, 08, 28, 22, 36)).getTime())
in the console. The arguments are year, month (starting at index 0), date, hours and minutes. Now you can paste the copied datetimestamp.
Your response would look like
And at the scheduled time, you should receive a SMS. You can test out the call too.
In the same fashion you can test out the other REST endpoints too. The data is stored under the database folder if you want to take a peek.
Now, we are going to build a Mobile Hybrid app based on this REST API. You can navigate to that tutorial from here : Ionic, Twilio and Node Scheduler – A Reminder App – Part II [Client]
Thanks for reading! Do comment.
@arvindr21


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The Healer's Art Program is a national program offered by the Remen Institute for the Study of Health and Illness (RISHI) that enables medical students to learn how to provide compassionate care and build resilience through reflection, discussions, and story-telling. Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine (WSU-BSOM) administers the program.
The Remen Insitute for the Study of Health and Illness at Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine
- A diversity of studies have shown that medical students suffer from high levels burnout, which often contributes to a perceived lack of empathy and decreased professionalism.
- To prevent burnout, Rachel Naomi Remen, MD originated the course in 1991 while at the University of California San Francisco.
- She designed the course to aid students to build resiliency and reflect on the importance of compassionate care at a time when physicians were experiencing a loss of meaning and commitment to their work.
- Healer's Art is one of several projects coordinated by RISHI and is usually implemented at 70-80 medical schools.
- This program utilizes a reflection-based and story-telling curriculum to optimize medical student education surrounding compassionate care.
- Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine (WSU-BSOM), like many medical schools, is aware that students and practicing physicians experience burnout and professional dissatisfaction.
- By offering the Healer's Art Program to its firstand second-year students, WSU-BSOM hopes to preempt dissatisfaction.
- WSU-BSOM houses RISHI and offers the course to domestic and international medical schools by training faculty on how to implement this program at their medical school.
Patient Population Served and Payor Information
- At WSU-BSOM, the class includes 480 total students with a male/female ratio of 45.4%/54.6%. Underrepresented minorities also make up 20.4% of total enrollment.
- Medical students that participate in Healer's Art Program at other medical schools represent the diversity of their medical schools.
- Students at osteopathic, physician assistant, physical therapy and veterinary programs can also receive this curriculum.
- The curriculum is now administered at the Boonshoft School of Medicine and overseen by the Department of Medical Education.
- Course Co-Directors at WSU-BSOM include Dr. Dean Parmelee, Dr. Evangeline Andarsio, Dr. S. Bruce Binder, Dr. John Donnelly.
- Academic medical school funding
Research + Planning
- The support of a dean or associate dean is necessary to introduce the Healer's Art Course into a medical school's firstor second-year curriculum.
- After gaining support, faculty then need to attend an intensive training at RISHI to learn how to deliver the course.
- To ensure that the course meets its objectives, the Center for the Study of the Healer's Art (CSHA) conducts ongoing evaluations using faculty and student feedback.
Tools or Products Developed
- The Healer's Art curriculum: This curriculum was initially developed in 1991 and served as the basis of the course at WSU-BSOM.
- The 15-hour course teaches:
- Relationship forming between the physician and patient and between physicians and colleagues
- Academic and community faculty members must attend a training workshop at RISHI to learn how to implement and sustain the Healer's Art Program at their own institution.
Team Members Involved
- The participating students at Boonshoft School of Medicine have the option to take the course, although it does not confer any academic credits.
- The course is structured as 3-hours sessions that meets bi-weekly :
- Session One: "Discovering and Nurturing Your Wholeness"
- Session Two: "Sharing Grief and Honoring Loss"
- Session Three: "Group Conversation"
- Session Four: "Beyond Analysis: Allowing Awe in Medicine"
- Session Five: "The Care of the Soul: Service as a Way of Life"
- Students engage in topics regarding the loss of life, comforting patients, and personal-reflection through discussions and meditation. Each session reinforces previous sessions.
- Upon completion, students receive a comprehensive letter from the course directors that is incorporated into their final Medical Student Performance Evaluation.
- Cost of membership and licensing fee to offer this copyrighted course
- Cost of course materials
- Cost of labor for educators running the sessions
- Cost of faculty training at RISHI
Where We Are
The Healer's Art was incorporated into the Boonshoft School of Medicine curriculum in 2004, and the program is ongoing.
- An evaluation of the Healer's Art program that had 489 student and 88 faculty respondents found:
- students (65.7%) and faculty (75.0%) use content from the course in their profession
- students found the course to be of high quality (average 4.47 on a 5-point scale)
- students (average 4.59 on a 5-point scale) and faculty (4.76 on a 5-point scale) perceived that the course provided content that is not present in the rest of the curriculum
- The Healer's Art has provided space and multiple outlets for students to reflect on compassionate care and self-resiliency.
- The course is now taught at more than 70 medical schools in the US and abroad.
- Brazeau, C. M., Schroeder, R., Rovi, S., & Boyd, L. (2010). Relationships between medical student burnout, empathy, and professionalism climate. Academic Medicine, 85(10), S33-S36.
- Dyrbye, L. N., Thomas, M. R., Harper, W., Massie Jr, F. S., Power, D. V., Eacker, A., … & Shanafelt, T. D. (2009). The learning environment and medical student burnout: a multicentre study. Medical education, 43(3), 274-282.
- Remen RN, Rabow MW. The Healer's Art: professionalism, service and mission. Med Educ. 2005;39(11):1167–1168. doi:10.1111/j._PHONE_.2005.02296.x
- WSU-BSOM. (2019, November 14). Facts at a glance. Retrieved from _URL_
- WSU-BSOM. (2019, July 24). Healer's art course. Retrieved from _URL_


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 exit 1
fi
# Retrieve the serial number of the machine
FULL_SERIAL_NUMBER=$(sudo dmidecode -s system-serial-number)
# Use the last 6 characters of the serial number
SERIAL_NUMBER=${FULL_SERIAL_NUMBER:(-8)}
# Set the hostname
sudo hostnamectl set-hostname "LT-$SERIAL_NUMBER"
# Log the outcome
if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
 echo "$(date "+%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S") - Successfully changed hostname to LT-$SERIAL_NUMBER" | sudo tee -a "$LOG_FILE"
else
 echo "$(date "+%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S") - Failed to change hostname" | sudo tee -a "$LOG_FILE"
fi
You can also find the script here: _URL_
How does the script work?
 1. Define Log File Location: The script sets a variable LOG_FILE to specify the location of the log file (/var/log/hostname.log). This file is used to log the operations carried out by the script.
 2. Check for dmidecode Command: The script checks if the dmidecode command is available on the system. This command is used to retrieve hardware information from the system BIOS, including the serial number. If dmidecode is not found, the script logs an error message to LOG_FILE and then terminates (exit 1).
 3. Retrieve the Full Serial Number: If dmidecode is available, the script uses it to retrieve the full serial number of the system and stores it in the variable FULL_SERIAL_NUMBER.
 4. Extract Serial Number: The script then extracts the last 8 characters from the full serial number and stores them in the variable SERIAL_NUMBER.
 5. Set Hostname: It uses the hostnamectl command to set the system's hostname to LT- followed by the extracted serial number. This is a typical practice for managing and identifying systems in a network.
 6. Log the Outcome: After attempting to set the hostname, the script checks if the operation was successful ($? -eq 0). If successful, it logs a message stating the hostname was successfully changed, including the new hostname. If the operation fails, it logs a failure message.
Step-by-Step Guide to Rename Linux Devices
 1. Go to _URL_
 2. Click on Add.
 3. Give it a Name and click on Next.
 4. Now on the settings page select and upload the script as follows:
5. Assign and Save the Configuration Script.
6. Done 🙂
Logging
The logging on the device takes place in the following path: /var/log/hostname.log
Renaming macOS Devices in Intune
The script:
#!/bin/bash
# Define the log file location
LOG_FILE="/var/log/hostname.log"
# Retrieve the serial number of the Mac
FULL_SERIAL_NUMBER=$(system_profiler SPHardwareDataType | awk '/Serial/ {print $4}')
# Use the last 6 characters of the serial number
SERIAL_NUMBER=${FULL_SERIAL_NUMBER:(-8)}
# Set the computer name, host name, and local host name
sudo scutil --set ComputerName "LT-$SERIAL_NUMBER"
sudo scutil --set HostName "LT-$SERIAL_NUMBER"
sudo scutil --set LocalHostName "LT-$SERIAL_NUMBER"
# Log the outcome
if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
 echo "$(date "+%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S") - Successfully changed names to LT-$SERIAL_NUMBER" | sudo tee -a "$LOG_FILE"
else
 echo "$(date "+%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S") - Failed to change names" | sudo tee -a "$LOG_FILE"
fi
You can also find the script here: _URL_
How does the script work?
 1. Log File Definition: The script starts by defining a log file, hostname.log, located at /var/log/. This file will be used to record the outcomes of the script's execution.
 2. Retrieving the Serial Number: It uses the system_profiler SPHardwareDataType command to fetch hardware details of the Mac, specifically extracting the serial number using awk. The full serial number is stored in the variable FULL_SERIAL_NUMBER.
 3. Extracting Part of the Serial Number: The script then captures the last 8 characters of the serial number and stores them in the variable SERIAL_NUMBER.
 4. Setting Computer Names: Using the scutil command with sudo (superuser privileges), it sets three system properties:
 - ComputerName: The name used to identify the computer in GUIs.
 - HostName: The name used on the network.
 - LocalHostName: The local (Bonjour) host name.
 All these properties are set to "LT-" followed by the extracted part of the serial number.
 5. Logging the Outcome:
 - If the name setting commands succeed (indicated by $? -eq 0, where $? is the exit status of the last command), it logs a success message with the new names and the current date and time.
 - If any command fails, it logs a failure message.
 These logs are appended to the previously defined log file using tee -a, which allows both appending to the file and displaying the output.
Step-by-Step Guide to Rename MacOS Devices
 1. Go to _URL_
 2. Click on Add.
 3. Give it a Name and click on Next.
 4. Now on the settings page select and upload the script as follows:
5. Assign and Save the Configuration Script.
6. Done 🙂
Logging
The logging takes place in the following path: /var/log/hostname.lo
Conclusion
Renaming devices in Intune might seem like a small thing, but it's a powerful step towards keeping your IT environment tidy and under control. Embrace a good naming convention, and you'll be amazed at how much easier it makes your life. Happy managing, and here's to an organized and efficient tech world!
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Introduction to Task Scheduling
Task scheduling is a fundamental aspect of managing a Linux system. It allows us to automate the execution of scripts and commands at specified times or intervals. This automation is crucial for sysadmins and developers who need to ensure that essential tasks like backups, updates, and system maintenance are performed consistently and without manual intervention.
What is Cron?
Cron is a tool in Unix-like systems that lets us set up commands or scripts to run automatically at certain times and dates. It's like setting an alarm clock for your computer to do tasks like updates, installations, or check-ups without you having to remind it each time.
Cron Syntax
Cron jobs are set up in a file called a crontab. The format for scheduling a job looks like this:
Each asterisk acts as a placeholder for time settings. You fill in numbers to tell your computer when to do a task, like setting an alarm clock for specific times and dates.
Crontab File
To edit the crontab file, use the command:
crontab -e
List of Active Scheduled Tasks:
crontab -l
Delete scheduled tasks:
crontab -r
Common Cron Jobs
This command runs a backup script located at /path/to/backup/script.sh at 1:00 AM every day.
0 1 * * * /path/to/backup/script.sh
This command updates the package lists for upgrades of packages that need upgrading, and then upgrades the packages, at 2:30 AM every day.
30 2 * * * apt-get update && apt-get upgrade
This command deletes all files within the directory /path/to/temp/files/ at midnight on every Sunday.
0 0 * * 0 rm -rf /path/to/temp/files/*
Deploying Shell Scripts with Intune
For a few months now, we've had the ability to send scripts to Linux devices that are managed by Intune. It's a bit different from how we normally tweak settings, especially compared to what we're used to with Windows and MacOS devices in the Settings Catalog. But it's definitely doable – you can set up and manage your Linux device using these shell scripts. When you're ready to deploy a script with Intune, here's what you need to do. But first: Let's walk through the settings Intune offers for this:
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Starting with macOS Mojave (10.14), Apple added security features specifically targeted at controlling which applications have access to your Mac's built in camera and microphone. If you are using a Mac running macOS 10.14 and later and you encounter an issue where Chrome can't get access to your camera or microphone, please complete the following steps to troubleshoot this issue.
Camera and microphone access has been granted to SmarterProctoring within Chrome but the "Whoops!" error is still present.
Steps to follow
- Open System Preferences by clicking on the Apple Menu located in the upper left hand side of your screen and select System Preferences.
- Click the Security and Privacy icon
- Click the Privacy tab along the top of the Security & Privacy preference pane. Then choose the Camera option in the left hand sidebar.
- Within the Camera section, make sure Google Chrome has been granted access to the camera by ensuring that the corresponding checkbox has been clicked. You may need to click the unlock icon in the bottom left corner in order to check Google Chrome.
- Underneath the Camera section you will find a section called Microphone. Make sure that Google Chrome is checked in the same way as in the Camera section.
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University of Chihuahua
Publication date: 2017-03-30
Acta Sci. Pol. Formatio Circumiectus 2017;16(1):223–236
A confluence is defined as a meeting point where two or more rivers merge to become the source for a new river. This river merge adjusts its geometric parameters depending of the characteristics of its confluent rivers, particularly wide and intersection angle. Based on this idea and supported by the availability of satellite images, in this paper we classificated 43 confluences located in Tabasco, Mexico. We considered the geometry (plan view) and the intersection angle as a key elements, and applied multivariate statistical analysys to did the clasification. Results shown three groups: I. Similarity between the width of the three rivers and intersection angle less than 80°; II. Similarity between the width of the three rivers and intersection angle between 80° and 160°; and group III. Similarity between the width of the main river (the largest confluence river) and the river merge, intersection angle less than 100°. Once this classification was done, next step is to do both hydraulic and sedimentological studies, to understand the integral behavior of the confluences and verify that the proposed classification, not only have geometrical similarities, but its hydraulic and sedimentological operation are also similar. Due to difficulty to study many confluences, the best way is to chosee the representative and analyze it. Here we proposed an alternative to do it, that can be useful for scientist, enginnerings and students interested in to study confluences.


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Thieves land in jail when they are caught by one or more detectives at the castle. However, the previously stolen collection cards are not returned to the original owners.
The thief card is laid in cell number 1. When more than one thief is caught those with lower numbers are placed in jail first. Whenever a new thief arrives in jail, any other thieves already in jail are moved up one cell.
The thieves are released from jail when they move out of the last jail cell (the number of jail cells equals the number of players in the game). Released thief cards are returned to the thief's owner and can again be played.


Trait kvarn::prelude::utils::prelude::compact_str::core::ops::Drop
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pub trait Drop {
 // Required method
 fn drop(&mut self);
}
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Custom code within the destructor.
When a value is no longer needed, Rust will run a "destructor" on that value. The most common way that a value is no longer needed is when it goes out of scope. Destructors may still run in other circumstances, but we're going to focus on scope for the examples here. To learn about some of those other cases, please see the reference section on destructors.
This destructor consists of two components:
 - A call to Drop::drop for that value, if this special Drop trait is implemented for its type.
 - The automatically generated "drop glue" which recursively calls the destructors of all the fields of this value.
As Rust automatically calls the destructors of all contained fields, you don't have to implement Drop in most cases. But there are some cases where it is useful, for example for types which directly manage a resource. That resource may be memory, it may be a file descriptor, it may be a network socket. Once a value of that type is no longer going to be used, it should "clean up" its resource by freeing the memory or closing the file or socket. This is the job of a destructor, and therefore the job of Drop::drop.
§Examples
To see destructors in action, let's take a look at the following program:
struct HasDrop;
impl Drop for HasDrop {
 fn drop(&mut self) {
 println!("Dropping HasDrop!");
 }
}
struct HasTwoDrops {
 one: HasDrop,
 two: HasDrop,
}
impl Drop for HasTwoDrops {
 fn drop(&mut self) {
 println!("Dropping HasTwoDrops!");
 }
}
fn main() {
 let _x = HasTwoDrops { one: HasDrop, two: HasDrop };
 println!("Running!");
}
Rust will first call Drop::drop for _x and then for both _x.one and _x.two, meaning that running this will print
Running!
Dropping HasTwoDrops!
Dropping HasDrop!
Dropping HasDrop!
Even if we remove the implementation of Drop for HasTwoDrop, the destructors of its fields are still called. This would result in
Running!
Dropping HasDrop!
Dropping HasDrop!
§You cannot call Drop::drop yourself
Because Drop::drop is used to clean up a value, it may be dangerous to use this value after the method has been called. As Drop::drop does not take ownership of its input, Rust prevents misuse by not allowing you to call Drop::drop directly.
In other words, if you tried to explicitly call Drop::drop in the above example, you'd get a compiler error.
If you'd like to explicitly call the destructor of a value, mem::drop can be used instead.
§Drop order
Which of our two HasDrop drops first, though? For structs, it's the same order that they're declared: first one, then two. If you'd like to try this yourself, you can modify HasDrop above to contain some data, like an integer, and then use it in the println! inside of Drop. This behavior is guaranteed by the language.
Unlike for structs, local variables are dropped in reverse order:
struct Foo;
impl Drop for Foo {
 fn drop(&mut self) {
 println!("Dropping Foo!")
 }
}
struct Bar;
impl Drop for Bar {
 fn drop(&mut self) {
 println!("Dropping Bar!")
 }
}
fn main() {
 let _foo = Foo;
 let _bar = Bar;
}
This will print
Dropping Bar!
Dropping Foo!
Please see the reference for the full rules.
§Copy and Drop are exclusive
You cannot implement both Copy and Drop on the same type. Types that are Copy get implicitly duplicated by the compiler, making it very hard to predict when, and how often destructors will be executed. As such, these types cannot have destructors.
§Drop check
Dropping interacts with the borrow checker in subtle ways: when a type T is being implicitly dropped as some variable of this type goes out of scope, the borrow checker needs to ensure that calling T's destructor at this moment is safe. In particular, it also needs to be safe to recursively drop all the fields of T. For example, it is crucial that code like the following is being rejected:
use std::cell::Cell;
struct S<'a>(Cell<Option<&'a S<'a>>>, Box<i32>);
impl Drop for S<'_> {
 fn drop(&mut self) {
 if let Some(r) = self.0.get() {
 // Print the contents of the 'Box' in 'r'.
 println!("{}", r.1);
 }
 }
}
fn main() {
 // Set up two 'S' that point to each other.
 let s1 = S(Cell::new(None), Box::new(42));
 let s2 = S(Cell::new(Some(&s1)), Box::new(42));
 s1.0.set(Some(&s2));
 // Now they both get dropped. But whichever is the 2nd one
 // to be dropped will access the 'Box' in the first one,
 // which is a use-after-free!
}
The Nomicon discusses the need for drop check in more detail.
To reject such code, the "drop check" analysis determines which types and lifetimes need to still be live when T gets dropped. The exact details of this analysis are not yet stably guaranteed and subject to change. Currently, the analysis works as follows:
 - If T has no drop glue, then trivially nothing is required to be live. This is the case if neither T nor any of its (recursive) fields have a destructor (impl Drop). PhantomData and ManuallyDrop are considered to never have a destructor, no matter their field type.
 - If T has drop glue, then, for all types U that are owned by any field of T, recursively add the types and lifetimes that need to be live when U gets dropped. The set of owned types is determined by recursively traversing T:
 - Recursively descend through PhantomData, Box, tuples, and arrays (including arrays of length 0).
 - Stop at reference and raw pointer types as well as function pointers and function items; they do not own anything.
 - Stop at non-composite types (type parameters that remain generic in the current context and base types such as integers and bool); these types are owned.
 - When hitting an ADT with impl Drop, stop there; this type is owned.
 - When hitting an ADT without impl Drop, recursively descend to its fields. (For an enum, consider all fields of all variants.)
 - Furthermore, if T implements Drop, then all generic (lifetime and type) parameters of T must be live.
In the above example, the last clause implies that 'a must be live when S<'a> is dropped, and hence the example is rejected. If we remove the impl Drop, the liveness requirement disappears and the example is accepted.
There exists an unstable way for a type to opt-out of the last clause; this is called "drop check eyepatch" or may_dangle. For more details on this nightly-only feature, see the discussion in the Nomicon.
Required Methods§
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fn drop(&mut self)
Executes the destructor for this type.
This method is called implicitly when the value goes out of scope, and cannot be called explicitly (this is compiler error E0040). However, the mem::drop function in the prelude can be used to call the argument's Drop implementation.
When this method has been called, self has not yet been deallocated. That only happens after the method is over. If this wasn't the case, self would be a dangling reference.
§Panics
Implementations should generally avoid panic!ing, because drop() may itself be called during unwinding due to a panic, and if the drop() panics in that situation (a "double panic"), this will likely abort the program. It is possible to check panicking() first, which may be desirable for a Drop implementation that is reporting a bug of the kind "you didn't finish using this before it was dropped"; but most types should simply clean up their owned allocations or other resources and return normally from drop(), regardless of what state they are in.
Note that even if this panics, the value is considered to be dropped; you must not cause drop to be called again. This is normally automatically handled


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This event allows members to combine career research with verbal presentation skills. One of the goals of FBLA is to prepare members for the workforce. This event begins that process through career exploration.
Each Middle Level chapter may enter members who are on record in the FBLA-PBL Online Membership System as having paid dues by the officially published deadline for the current school year.
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Members are to identify their dream career and conduct research for your presentation. The presentation should include the following information (but can include more):
1) What type of education is needed to enter into this career?
2) Is this career in high demand?
3) What part of the country would have the most of these types of careers?
4) What is the average starting pay for this career?
Based on their research members will create a "Dream Career" board on a tri fold presentation board. The board can include computer generated items, hand written items, etc. The more creative the better. We will NOT provide power however. Members will have up to 5 minutes to set up their presentation board and materials. The presentation will be 2-5 minutes long and will answer the four questions listed above plus provide any additional information that is relevant to the career.
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Step 3 – Click 'Details'
Step 4 – Click 'Delete Form Response'
Step 5 – Read the red text and follow directions to delete form response.
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The Single Multidimensional Metadata Model (SMCube) is used to define the structure of a group of datasets that have been compiled following different modelling methodologies (e.g. SDMX, DPM/XBRL). The model establishes a new level of abstraction in addition to the original approaches so that the different datasets can be used in combination. The model was developed by the ECB.
The SMCube methodology serves as the basis for the construction of metadata and provides the structure for metadata-driven systems.
The SMCube is used for the Single Data Dictionary (SDD) – an ECB internal data dictionary which describes the different datasets used at the ECB – and for the Banks' Integrated Reporting Dictionary (BIRD) – a joint ECB, national central bank and banking industry initiative that provides a precise description of the data that must be extracted and the rules for transforming the data to generate reports.


How To Cook Frozen Pizza On A Stovetop (Without Oven)
When you think about the process of making or cooking a pizza, I am sure you are used to the idea of using an oven more than you would consider the idea of using a stovetop. Well, the answer to your wandering is yes, it is possible to cook your frozen pizza on a stovetop.
Many scenarios might force you to use a stovetop for cooking your frozen pizza. Maybe your power supply is out, and you cannot use an oven; maybe the stovetop is all you have, but you still want to enjoy your pizza, or maybe you have just decided to try something different.
The good thing is that you have come to the right place. This article will offer you insight and a guide on how you can prepare your frozen pizza on your stovetop. Hopefully, by the end of this write-up, you will be confident and comfortable to try it out.
How to cook frozen pizza on a stovetop
Before we dive into the process, some things would be essential for you to note. For you to get the best pizza crust, you need to use a non-stick pan. The reason for this is that with the non-stick pan, your frozen dough will not be caught on the pan while you are trying to cook the pizza.
This means you have reduced the chances of your pizza crust getting burnt at the end of the day. If you don't have a non-stick pan in your kitchen, then do well to oil your pan with olive oil; this also reduces any stickiness. If you have an Iron skillet pan, it is also a good option for you.
 1. Place your non-stick or iron skillet pan on your heated stovetop. Please keep the heat at medium temperature. Heat the skillet or the pan for about three minutes.
 2. Please take out your defrosted frozen pizza from the pack and place it into your non-stick pan or the iron skillet. Make sure that the crust of your pizza fits into the pan without having to force it.
 3. Cover your pan with the lid and allow to cook for 10 to 15 minutes on medium heat. It is essential to cover the pan to let the steam within cook the toppings. If the pan you are using doesn't have a lid, you can use aluminum foil paper to cover the pan.
 4. After the specified time, check your crust to be sure that it is well well cooked. If your crust has not cooked correctly, you can add three more minutes to allow it to cook.
 5. When your crust has browned and is crispy, put off the heat, close your lid and let it sit for another 3 to 5 minutes. The pan's heat will give way for your cheese to melt evenly and for the toppings to be cooked appropriately.
 6. Take off the pan from the stovetop, and put your pizza on a large plate. Allow it to cool for a minute or two, then slice it up and serve your delicious pizza.
This is a less convenient way than if you were to use the oven, so you will need to be alert. You have to continually check on the dough to ensure that it receives the right amount of heat and is not burning up.
Advantages of cooking your frozen pizza on a stovetop
 1. One of the advantages of using the stovetop for cooking your frozen pizza is adding less heat to your home. If it is winter, you might be worried that using an oven might heat your home and making it too uncomfortable to stay.
If you do not have a grill, the best way to reduce your house's chances of getting hotter is by using the stovetop for your frozen pizza. You end up with less heat around the house than if you were to use the oven.
 1. Using this method makes you save power; using an oven consumes more electricity. If you are hoping to save some electricity, then this would be the cheaper option for you.
 2. This is a faster method if you are cooking just one or two frozen pizzas. You do not have to go through all the routine of warming up your oven for a very long time. This is faster if you are short on time.
Cons of using the Stovetop
 1. This method of cooking your frozen pizza is less convenient. This is because you have to be alert and, on your toes, ensure that the temperature is okay. You have to be alert when the stove starts smoking, which might require you to reduce the heat. You have to sit and watch your food while it is cooking.
 2. Secondly, with the stovetop, you have to struggle with the uneven distribution of heat. This uneven distribution of heat can cook some parts of your frozen pizza more than other parts. You have to make sure you move your pizza around to make sure all parts are adequately cooked.
 3. There are higher chances of getting a burnt crust if you have not mastered this method. Since you cannot measure the temperature, you can have a burnt crust or a soggy crust. We all know the pizza crust is what makes the pizza enjoyable.
Final thoughts
Using a stovetop to cook your pizza might come in handy, but the truth is that it is not one of the most reliable methods to rely on. If you must use this method, it should be because you have run out of all other options.
If you are hoping to have a wonderful pizza meal, using this method for the first time might not guarantee you that. With the stovetop, you need a lot of trial and error for you to perfect this art. I am not very passionate about using the stovetop for my frozen pizza, but it can work if you badly need a way to fix yourself a meal.
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How to configure the HomeShield Reward feature on a TP-Link Router/Deco
You can add extra online time as a reward for your kid's good behavior. This feature is for HomeShield Pro users only.
Before you start:
- You should have a TP-Link HomeShield router and have an iOS device running iOS 9 or later, or an Android device running Android 4.2 or later.
- You have downloaded and installed the TP-Link Tether app/TP-Link Deco app on your device.
Follow the steps below to set up this feature:
Note: In this article, we will take the Deco app as an example to illustrate the configuration.
1. Open the Deco app. Swipe right to open the menu and select HomeShield Pro.
2. Select the desired network to apply HomeShield Pro.
3. Open the Deco app. Go to the Parental Controls tab and select a profile.
4. Tap Adjust and select the allowed time you want to add or subtract for today.
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unique digits are in a number. In fact, I've modified it so that it works on strings too!
Function CheckDuplicates(valRng As String, Output As Byte) As String
Dim Count As Byte, oLen As Byte, nLen As Byte
Dim totLen As Byte, i As Byte
totLen = Len(valRng)
ReDim Num(totLen) As Variant
' Populate the array one digit each.
Call Pad(Num(), valRng)
' Cycle thru each digit, replacing each one in the string.
' For each replacement, increment Count.
For i = 1 To totLen
' Pre-replace string length.
oLen = Len(valRng)
valRng = Replace(valRng, Num(i), "")
' Post-replace string length.
nLen = Len(valRng)
If oLen <> nLen Then Count = Count + 1
' If there were upto two digits replaced,
' the orignal number was made up of 0, 1
' or 2 unique digits.
Select Case Output
' Record one more for a replacement.
If Count <= 2 Then CheckDuplicates = "*"
CheckDuplicates = Count
Sub Pad(ByRef myArray() As Variant, str As String)
Dim i As Byte
For i = 1 To Len(str)
myArray(i) = Mid(str, i, 1)
I use a trick I learnt many years ago where you use Replace to count how many times a specific character or digit appears in a string. Let me know what you think of it.
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How Do I Increment An Hex Number Inside A String?
I have this string:
and I want to add a number to the last section, I splited this string:
LSec(4) = "8dc429826254"
Now I want to add 15 to this number (Lsec(4)), and then change it back to a string so I can get something like this:
Any ideas?? :S
btw... I'm using VB 2005
Auto Increment Of A Number According To Year....
I have a problem here,I want to increase the number like this....
2002/1 ; 2002/2 ; 2002/3 ; 2002/4.......
2003/1 ; 2003/2 ; 2003/3 ; 2003/4.......
If I select the year from combobox then according to the year the number should increse and that should be concatinated to the year and the whole should be pasted in text box.....Using Ms-Access as a database and VB as frontend......
Storing Digits For Large Number Calc
I'm planning a module for arithmetic on large numbers and I need to store an arbitrary amount of numerical digits (0-9) in the quickest variable type possible and without wasting horrendous amounts of memory.
Longs and Integers, while the fastest of variable types, simply cannot store that amount of data.
Strings are virtually free of length boundaries, but they're 38 times slower than bytes and given that they're Unicode, they would require 2 bytes per digit. Also, string operations are notoriously slow.
I was thinking byte arrays would work well, although they are still much too large (256 possible values as compared only needing 10). This would waste half the byte. 4 bits would work well (16 possible values), but the problem would be storing and retrieving two numerical digits for individual operations. I could mathematically determine two separate digits from a value 00-99. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think the first and second character of a byte in Hex would return the values of the first and second group of 4 bits independently.
I'm just tossing some ideas around. Thanks for any feedback!
Taking A Number In A Textbox, And Finding The Mean Of The Digits.
How do you write in a number in a text, and seperate the digits of that number? I need to find the mean of a number from 1 to 99999, then find the digit in the number that is closest to the mean, but isnt larger. Please help me.
I'm going to have a text box, label, and command button.
Basically how do I seperate digits in a number that is a string.
Choosing Number Of Digits After Decimal To Display
To display numbers according to the regional setting I used this code:
nNumber = 123456.789
and the result is 123,456.79
I want that I can choose how many number of digits after decimal to display, but the thousand and decimal separator symbol remain to follow the regional setting.
Is it possible?
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Solved: Increment About Form Version Number
Can someone explain how to increment the About form version number? It just stays at 1.1.0. Other than not incrementing the form looks just fine. The code in the About form includes...
Private Sub Form_Load()
Me.Caption = "About " & App.Title
lblVersion.Caption = "Version " & App.Major & "." & App.Minor & _
"." & App.Revision
lblTitle.Caption = App.Title
lblDescription.Caption = "This program was written by...blah blah"
lblDisclaimer.Caption = "Warning:...This program is protected....blah"
..but there is also under - project properties - make, the version number Major, Minor, Revision.
I have them each set to 1. And, the Auto increment is checked. But, I'm not sure about under Application the Title and Icon part. The drop down for the Icon just lists all the different forms I have in this project. I don't think of a form as an icon what am I missing here?
Under Version Information Type there are entries like comments, company name, file description and so on. What are these for?
Forgive my ignorance I realize this ain't rocket science. Maybe it's the triptophan kicking in.
thanks for any help
Edited by - Hal on 11/29/2003 7:57:44 PM
(RESOLVED)(VB6)Auto Increment Number In Access
I use Access2002 and VB6. My project is a school project. I have 2 comboboxes and one textbox. In my Access database I've already entered data. In combo1 I show the classes like LKG,UKG,STD I,STD II,STD III etc. In combo2, I show the names of students found in that particular class which is selected in Combo1.Let's assume that the maximum strength in each class is 100. Now I want to allot Roll no to students of different classes in a particular way. For example: Students of LKG should have Roll no starting from 101. Students of UKG should have Roll no from 201. Students of STD I should have Roll no from 301 like this. In the textbox if I write the first roll no of a class, can I allot roll no to all students of that class in auto increment way? Hope, you got me.Right? I mean, if I choose UKG and in the textbox I write 501 then roll no should be added in database against all students of that class like 501,502,503,504 and each name. The roll no should be incremented till the no of students are found in the class. Is it possible throught VB6 coding? Thanks.
Edited by - pkb_pkb on 6/28/2007 3:58:50 AM
Reversing The Digits Of A Number/display The Day Of The Week For Any Date
1.)How do I write a VB function/procedure that reverses the digits of a given number? I don't want to assume the length (no. of digits) of the number. That is, the user may input a 2-digit, 3-digit or number of any length (less than 6 digits).
2.) How do I write an event procedure to display the day of the week for any given date. What functions should I use?
This is not my homework. My exams are knocking on the door and so I was solving earlier year's question papers. I am stuck, so please help!
How Do I Get The ID (AutoNumber) To Automatically Increment A Number Sqlserver??URGE
I am having a problem using the INSERT statement in ASP.NET
I have a table "Information" with the following :
ID (Auto Number)
I have the following insert statement
Insert into Information VALUES (MyName,_EMAIL_,MyComments);
How do I get the ID ( Auto Number ) to automatically increment a number.??
i am using SQL SERVER 2000
How Do I Get The ID (AutoNumber) To Automatically Increment A Number Sqlserver??URGE
no..sql server is not handling it..
Actualyy i am doing this in ASP.NET
In my table design i have ID in the first coloumn.
Actually in my form design there are only 3 feilds like Name,Email,Comments. and a submit button.
so in my coding part i have written my sql statement like this:
sqlInsert=INSERT INTO TblTran (TRFP_Name,TTRFP_EMail,TTRFP_Comments)
so how do i get my ID in the first coloumn of the datatable??
in query analyzer when initially the value of the ID is showing NULL
so how to increment this NULL value?
Generate Auto-Number Increment In A MS Access


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This accomplished gourd shaped rattle is actually made from a hardwood. There is a plug on the side which is where the inside has been hollowed out and filled with small hard objects (seeds?) to make it a rattle. As gourds were widely used by all classes as vessels, implements and utilatarian onjects the fact that the shape of a gourd was skillfully copied in wood suggests it was a prestige item used by a wealthy and important person.
Reference: See a similar wooden "bottle" published in _African Furniture and Household Objects_, pp. 190. The caption reads: "This bottle is a close copy of a decorated calabash."


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2012 Scaup Numbers
Greater and lesser scaup are counted together, because they are difficult to distinguish during aerial surveys. Greater scaup are estimated to constitute roughly 11 percent of the continental scaup population. Scaup populations have steadily declined since the 1980s.
2012: 5.239 million +21% from 2011
2011: 4.319 million
% Change from long-term average: +4%
Learn more about greater scaup and lesser scaup in our waterfowl identification gallery.


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A package for predicting fires given environmental variables
We used empirical data to build a virtual smoke detector or a model to predict fire alarm from environmental variables
Install the package as follows:
python3 -m pip install virtualsmoke
As a CLI
The package can be used as a commandline interface or in a script. For CLI the following options must be provided:
NAME smoke.py SYNOPSIS smoke.py T H P POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS T H P NOTES You can also use flags syntax for POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS
In the script
from virtualsmoke.smoke import signal print(signal(T,H,P))
Where T is the surrounding or surface temperature in Kelvin, H is the relative humidity (%), and P is the barometric pressure in hectopascal (hPa).
The model will calculate the mean free path of air, which is the main indicator for sensing fires.
Download the file for your platform. If you're not sure which to choose, learn more about installing packages.
virtualsmoke-0.0.7.tar.gz (54.0 kB view hashes)
Hashes for virtualsmoke-0.0.7-py3-none-any.whl


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From the ancient Egyptians to modern times, naan and pita flatbreads have been a key source of carbohydrates. Pita breads date back more than 6000 years! Both of these traditional breads have evolved into new styles. These include pizzas and chapatis that keep people coming back for more. So what is the difference between naan and pita?
Naan vs pita: what are the differences?
Naan's origin is India, and it's common in south and west Asia, as well as the Caribbean. Pita originated in the middle east, yet is popular in eastern Mediterranean countries.
These two flatbreads, naan and pita are sometimes mistaken, but they're very different! Naan is thicker and more enriched making it softer. Pitas are a leaner flatbread that is ideal for stuffing with salads, falafel or kebab meat.
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How are naans and pitas different?
The ingredients that go into the making of naan are:
Flour, water, yeast, milk, yogurt, oil or butter.
Often eggs, onion (nigella) seeds and Indian spices such as cumin are also included. After baking the naan is usually brushed with ghee. It's common for the flavour of naan breads to be enhanced with extra ingredients. Common combinations are:
- Garlic and coriander
- Keema (ground mutton, lamb and goat meat)
- Peshwari (sweetened coconut)
- Paneer Naan (Indian cheese)
Pita has way less ingredients in it. They consist of whole and white wheat flour, water, yeast and salt. Some producers include sugar and vegetable oil for flavour and to improve its shelf life.
Naan flatbread has a teardrop or oval shape. They are around 1-2 cm thick and have uneven pockets on the surface.
A Pita flatbread is more uniform. Its shape is more rounded, and when cut through the middle will open out into a pouch.
Both recipes are made using the same routine. They are mixed, kneaded and then left to rest for an hour or so. After the first rise they are divided into dough balls. The pitas will be flattened whereas naans will be left in ball shapes. After 30 minutes (or longer if left in the fridge), the breads are baked.
Naan is best cooked in a traditional clay or metal oven known as a tandoor. They origin from ancient Egyptian ovens. A tandoor will heat up around 480 degrees! The oven door is open so the baker slaps the round ball to the wall of the tandoor.
It can also be cooked at home using an iron skillet or a preheated baking stone placed under the grill.
When it comes to cooking Pita flatbread, a hot oven is used. They are baked at high temperatures for just a few minutes. This makes the dough pieces puff up. Once a slight browning appears on the crust the pitas are removed. As they cool they collapse into the flat bread we see in our stores.
How do they taste?
The addition of yoghurt, sugar and fat give naan breads a soft and more fluffy texture. Baking at a high heat for a short amount of time gives a soft crumb with a crust that's caramelized. Naan bread has more flavour as in most cases spices orextral flavourings are added.
This could be, because pita has been around a lot longer than naan, and that may explain the reason for the basic ingredients to it.
Pita has a dryer texture to it. The purpose of a pita bread is to hold the fillings and soak up juice. Pita breads are stronger, but don't really have a crumb. They are just crust on both sides with a hollow centre. They make a dish complete, but are not particularly exciting on their own.
Which one is easiest to make?
Pita bread tends to be easier to make, because it uses less ingredients. The cooking method doesn't require a special oven making the pita much easier to make.
What food to serve with a naan
Naan bread is usually eaten as an accompaniment to a curry. They also make a great mid-meal snack on their own. Although mainly found in India and Pakistan, it is likely to see naan breads with other cuisines.
- They can be eaten like a taco by dressing with chicken or lamb meat.
- Kids love them as a bed for grated cheese and a tomato sauce to turn it into a pizza.
- A chicken panini.
- Topped with cheese, potatoes, and eggs as a breakfast sandwich.
- I love them served with kebabs!
What food to eat with a pita
These can be filled with your preferred choice of sandwich ingredients or fillings. Or:
- Served with hummus or any kind of dipping sauce.
- Eaten as nachos.
- With kebab meat or falafel and salad
- Opening up the pita pocket, and packet with salad and your favourite salad dressing.
- Spread with peanut butter and filled with sliced up bananas, and apples.
- My son just likes grated cheese – poor guy…
What is healthier, Naan or Pita Bread?
When it comes to which one is healthier, it's a no brainer. Considering the ingredients that can go into the making of naan, pita is way more healthier than naan. It's lower in sugars, and it also has less fat, whereas naan is high in both fat and calories.
Naan vs Pita. Which one do I prefer?
It's a difficult one but I prefer naan breads to pita. They go great with two of my favourite dishes, kebab and tarka dhal. Delicious! I still like pita, but a naan offers just that little bit more. What is your favourite?


Here the electron-phonon Holstein model with Rashba spin-orbit interaction is studied for a two-dimensional square lattice in the adiabatic limit. It is demonstrated that a delocalized electron at zero spin-orbit coupling localizes into a large polaron state as soon as the Rashba term is nonzero. This spin-orbit induced polaron state has localization length inversely proportional to the Rashba coupling gamma and it dominates a wide region of the gamma-lambda phase diagram, where lambda is the electron-phonon interaction.


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Tornado Impacts During The Different Phases Of Weather Patterns For Austin Texas
Taking a look at Austin and within 50miles of the local area we can see the impacts that different phases of weather have on the tornado statistics of the region.
2000 was a La-Nina phase and it was a fairly strong phase, which lead to the 12 tornadoes within 50miles of Austin and also one EF-2 was part of the stats indicating that strong tornadoes are possible during a La-Nina in this region.
2003 was an El-Nino phase and it did suppress the tornado statistics for the year in the Austin area as only 1 tornado was recorded for the year.
2006 was marked as a Neutral phase of the weather cycles, and it also provided a time period for an increase in tornado's as the number jumped back up to 5 for the year within the Austin area. Also during this neutral phase one EF-2 was recorded in the numbers.


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The Chesapeake Bay Trust in partnership with the District of Columbia Department of Energy and Environment (DOEE) has recently opened the DC Urban Agriculture Small Grant Program! The application deadline is May 21, 2021 at 6pm – apply now!
DOEE formalized the Office of Urban Agriculture in 2020 which works to increase food production in the District of Columbia and to support a more sustainable, equitable, and resilient food system. The Office is a central hub working with the DC Food Policy Council, sister agencies, the University of the District of Columbia, farmers, and community members to support urban agriculture, increase access to fresh, healthy produce, empower communities, and create green jobs.
About the DC Urban Agriculture Small Grant Program: The goals of the program are to support increased infrastructure and operations at urban farms and to advance strategies to support the success of agriculture initiatives for socially disadvantaged farmers. Food and nutrition education remains an integral component of an informed farm operation and contributes to healthy communities. This grant program seeks to provide funding to building capacity for crop production and distribution, and to increase knowledge within farmers and District residents through agricultural education experiences.
Maximum Request Amount: Up to $10,000
Funds available: $38,400
Deadline: May 21, 2020 at 6pm
Eligible applications: Applicants physically located in the District of Columbia that are Nonprofit organizations; Faith-based organizations; Universities/educational institutions; or Private Enterprises.
Project examples (include but not limited to):
- Fencing, cold storage, wash/pack stations, sheds, pavilions for food processing and education events, hoop houses, greenhouses, and shipping containers for indoor growing
- Controlled Environment Agriculture technology: lighting, hydroponic and aquaponic components
- Utility Installation: water and electrical lines, solar panels
- Farm equipment such as tools and irrigation supplies
To review the Request for Applications (RFA) and to apply, visit the Trust's website – _URL_
Have an idea but want to talk to through it before applying? Have questions after you read the RFA? Let's chat! Contact Bre'Anna Brooks at _EMAIL_ or _PHONE_, ext. 112.


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Whats going on tonight?
Events in Warbstow, Cornwall, UK - Find out whats going on tonight in the Cornwall area for "Events" of Warbstow. Featuring event, events, hotel, venue and Events in Warbstow, Lewannick, Lezant, Linkinhorne, Liskeard, Little Petherick, and includes local tweets, a map and local events in Warbstow. Are you #in2nite or #out2nite in Warbstow for Events
Warbstow (Cornish: Lannwarburgh) is a village and civil parish in Cornwall, England, United Kingdom. The parish has a population of 439 according to the 2001 census, increasing to 520 at the 2011 census.The parish is one of the few left in England to still have an exclave. The main body of the parish includes the villages of Warbstow, Warbstow Cross and Trelash and a number of hamlets, whereas the exclave (from which the main part is separated by about 150m) includes the hamlet of Canworthy Water.
Both the neighbouring parish of Treneglos and Warbstow belonged in the 12th century to the Lords of Cardinham who donated them to the priory of Tywardreath. Warbstow was then a chapelry to Treneglos and the two benefices were later united as a vicarage. According to Charles Henderson, writing in 1925, "The presence ... of St Werburga ... is not easily accounted for (though the parish is famous for geese which figure in her legend)".
At Youlstone an Iron Age bronze bowl was discovered in 1925. At Lower Youlton farm is a Cornish cross in use as a footbridge; it has undergone much wear from foot passengers and its original location is unknown.
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What is the use of allow_soft_placement and log_device_placement in ConfigProto in Tensorflow?
allow_soft_placement
This option allows for elastic device allocation, but it only works if your tensorflow is not GPU compiled. If your tensor stream supports GPUs, the operation is always performed on the GPU, whether or not you set the device to CPU, whether or not you set allow_soft_placement. However, if you set it to false and set the device to GPU but the GPU is not found on your computer, an error is thrown.
log_device_placement
This configuration tells you which device is assigned the action when building the drawing. It always finds the best device with the best performance on your machine. It seems to just ignore your settings.
SUMMARY:
allow_soft_placement allows dynamic allocation of GPU memory,
log_device_placement prints out device information

On a typical system, there are multiple computing devices. In TensorFlow, the supported device types are CPU and GPU. They are represented as strings. For example:
 - "/cpu:0": The CPU of your machine.
 - "/device:GPU:0": The GPU of your machine, if you have one.
 - "/device:GPU:1": The second GPU of your machine, etc.
Using GPUs
Supported devices
On a typical system, there are multiple computing devices. In TensorFlow, the supported device types are CPU and GPU. They are represented as strings. For example:
 - "/cpu:0": The CPU of your machine.
 - "/device:GPU:0": The GPU of your machine, if you have one.
 - "/device:GPU:1": The second GPU of your machine, etc.
If a TensorFlow operation has both CPU and GPU implementations, the GPU devices will be given priority when the operation is assigned to a device. For example, matmul has both CPU and GPU kernels. On a system with devices cpu:0 and gpu:0gpu:0 will be selected to run matmul.
Logging Device placement
To find out which devices your operations and tensors are assigned to, create the session with log_device_placement configuration option set to True.
# Creates a graph.
a = tf.constant([1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0, 5.0, 6.0], shape=[2, 3], name='a')
b = tf.constant([1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0, 5.0, 6.0], shape=[3, 2], name='b')
c = tf.matmul(a, b)
# Creates a session with log_device_placement set to True.
sess = tf.Session(config=tf.ConfigProto(log_device_placement=True))
# Runs the op.
print(sess.run(c))
You should see the following output:
Device mapping:
/job:localhost/replica:0/task:0/device:GPU:0 -> device: 0, name: Tesla K40c, pci bus
id: 0000:05:00.0
b: /job:localhost/replica:0/task:0/device:GPU:0
a: /job:localhost/replica:0/task:0/device:GPU:0
MatMul: /job:localhost/replica:0/task:0/device:GPU:0
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Kate Middleton chose the National Portrait Gallery's opening of a special collection of Lucian Freud the occasion for her first solo public appearance. The Duchess of Cambridge majored in art history while attending St. Andrews University so it's fitting that the Gallery museum is one of her preferred charities.
As described by the National Portrait Gallery, "Lucian Freud (1922 – 2011) was one of the most important and influential artists of his generation. Insightful paintings of the artist's lovers, friends and family, referred to by the artist as the 'people in my life', demonstrate the psychological drama and unrelenting observational intensity of his work."
Reflection, Lucian Freud, 1985
Portrait of the Queen
Freud was one of the most famous British artists of the 20th century. His piece "Benefits Supervisor Sleeping" set an auction record for a living artist when it sold for 33.6 million in 2008.
Also in attendance for the opening event was acclaimed photographer Mary McCartney, eldest daughter of Paul McCartney.
Lucian Freud: Portraits runs February 9 – May 27 at the National Portrait Gallery in London.


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In order to land a job as train engineer, one must comply with the necessary requirements to be able to practice the profession. Most industries that are in need of train engineers require an educational background and to be licensed.
- Generally, for you to start your career as a train engineer, you must have completed a high school diploma or its equivalent.
- You must be at least 21 years of age in order to qualify for the training program.
- According to federal law, aspiring train engineers must complete a conductor training course as a prerequisite for an engineer's training program. It is best to choose programs that are accredited by the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA).
- After completion of a conductor training course, you will then be granted with the Conductor certificate and must complete the locomotive engineer training program. This includes classroom lessons, practical experience and simulations that will provide you knowledge on how to operate trains may it be a freight or passenger train.
- After successfully completing the locomotive engineer training program, you will then have to pass the locomotive engineer licensure exam. This exam will include a train operation test, performance skills testing, safety conduct background check, visual and hearing acuity test and drug or alcohol test.
- Your certificate and license will last for two years; there would be re-certification or examinations that will be conducted in order to maintain your license to practice.
- Most employers will hire locomotive engineers that have practical railway experience on top of training program completion. Gain as much experience as you can.
- It is difficult to land as a train engineer at first, you will be offered entry-level positions like brakeman, conductor, even yard laborer or crane operator. This is your stepping stone to becoming a train engineer.
- After gaining several years of expertise as a conductor and alike, you may then be eligible to begin training intended for train engineer positions.
- Pass the necessary examinations and practical tests in order to get a position as a train engineer.
- How Long Does It Take To Become A Train Engineer?
- How To Become A Train Engineer
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Designed specifically for ice rinks, The Energy Eye infrared sensor has the capability of filtering out heat from skaters and ice resurfacing equipment. By being able to only measure the actural ice surface temperature it provides valuable information for rink operators. This ice temperature information can be used to reset existing brine controls or to control the refrigeration equipment directly, keeping the ice to within +/-1 oF of the desired temperture for that ice activity. for example, 22.0 oF for hockey or 23.5 oF for curling.
Fluctuating heat loads affect the ice surface first, befroe they are detected by brine or slab sensors. This often results in wavering ice temperatures and inconsistent ice quality. Energy Eye infrared sensors detect
these heat loads immediately as they occur, allowing the operators and controls to respond faster to changing heat loads. This stabilizes ice temperature and imporoves ice quality.
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