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- 1 Where do the bodies come from in the bodies exhibit?
- 2 Does the body exhibit use real bodies?
- 3 Why did the bodies exhibit close?
- 4 Where is the bodies Exhibit 2020?
- 5 How long do plastinated bodies last?
- 6 How long does it take to go through the bodies exhibit?
- 7 Who was responsible for the BODY WORLDS exhibition in 2008?
- 8 How much is a real human body?
- 9 What is plastination to a body?
- 10 Is BODY WORLDS still in London?
- 11 How are bodies plasticized?
- 12 How many bodies exhibits are there?
- 13 Where is the Bodies exhibit in Luxor?
- 14 Where is the Bodies exhibit in Florida?
Where do the bodies come from in the bodies exhibit?
The bodies used in the exhibition, run by Imagine Exhibitions, were provided by Dalian Medical University Biology Plantation in China.
Does the body exhibit use real bodies?
Containing about twenty bodies in total, each exhibition uses real human bodies that have been preserved permanently by a process called "polymer preservation" (commonly referred to as "plastination") so that they will not decay.
Why did the bodies exhibit close?
Call to shut Real Bodies exhibition over fears it uses executed prisoners. A group of lawyers, academics and human rights campaigners has called on the federal government to shut down a controversial Sydney exhibition, amid claims the show could be displaying the bodies of executed Chinese political prisoners.
Where is the bodies Exhibit 2020?
BODY WORLDS Exhibition is back at the Houston Museum of Natural Science. BODY WORLDS & The Cycle of Life at the Houston Museum of Natural Science delivers a breathtaking encounter with the inner workings of the human body and shows the effects of poor health, good health, and lifestyle choices.
How long do plastinated bodies last?
As the acetone vaporizes and leaves the cells, it draws the liquid polymer in so that the polymer can penetrate every last cell. This process lasts 2-5 weeks.
How long does it take to go through the bodies exhibit?
In general, 2 hours is a good estimate for all exhibition. over a year ago. It can be as fast or as slow as you want it to be.
Who was responsible for the BODY WORLDS exhibition in 2008?
Sponsored by venture capitalist John Doerr and his wife Ann, the exhibit features plastinated specimens supplemented by augmented reality and a digital anatomy table. The exhibit is intended to run for at least 10 years.
How much is a real human body?
If you could harvest every organ and chemical in your body, you could make a $45 million. But in reality, Medical Transcription estimates, the average price of a human dead body is more likely to fetch around $550,000 (with a few key body parts driving up the price).
What is plastination to a body?
Plastination is an innovative method of conserving anatomical specimens, where all bodily fluids are exchanged with a polymer, which can be hardened. Plastination was invented by Dr Gunther von Hagens in 1977 and he and his team have further developed the process since then.
Is BODY WORLDS still in London?
Body Worlds has been seen by more than 47 million people in 130 cities around the world. The London exhibition is the world's largest Body Worlds collection and is open 365 days a year, at the former site of Ripley's Believe It or Not! in Piccadilly Circus.
How are bodies plasticized?
Plastination is a technique or process used in anatomy to preserve bodies or body parts, first developed by Gunther von Hagens in 1977. The water and fat are replaced by certain plastics, yielding specimens that can be touched, do not smell or decay, and even retain most properties of the original sample.
How many bodies exhibits are there?
There are nine BODY WORLDS exhibitions, which have been viewed by 47 million people throughout the world. BODY WORLDS exhibitions have been displayed in Asia, Europe, North America and most recently Africa.
Where is the Bodies exhibit in Luxor?
From The Main Valet Entrance Enter the hotel and go up the escalators in the main lobby, to the second floor. Walk straight and the Bodies Exhibit will be on the right.
Where is the Bodies exhibit in Florida?
"Real Bodies: The Exhibition" will be on display Sept. 28 through April 11, 2021, at the South Florida Science Center, 4801 Dreher Trail N., in West Palm Beach.


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Creating a Plot Plan in Home Designer Pro
| Reference Number: KB-00576 Last Updated: 05-28-2014 12:57 PM
The information in this article applies to:
I would like to know how to create a plot plan in Home Designer Pro. How is this accomplished?
Once you have created a floor plan, you are probably ready to create your plot plan. Use the following procedure to learn how to create a basic plot plan, then take what you learn and apply it to your own design.
To begin creating a plot plan
- Launch Home Designer Pro, and select File> New Plan.
- Next, select CAD> Lines> North Pointer, then click and drag a North Arrow straight up in your floor plan view.
- Next, select CAD> Points> Place Point, and click one time to place a point to the lower left as a start point for the property line.
The entire property line may be relocated later, so don't worry about exactness at this time.
- Once the point is on the screen (it should look like an x), select CAD> Lines> Input Line to display the New CAD Line dialog.
- Click on the Num Style button to display the Number Style / Angle Style dialog, and make the following changes:
Note: These settings only apply to numbers displayed in the specification dialogs and status bar. They do NOT apply to objects display in plan and other view windows.
- Under Number Style, move the radio button to Decimal Feet.
- Under Angle Style, move the radio button to Quadrant Bearing.
- Click OK to return to the New CAD Line dialog.
- In the End Point section of the dialog, make the following selections:
- Click the radio button beside Relative to Start Point.
- Place a check in the box beside Polar.
- Next, using the numbers that follow, enter the information to define the property line.
Press the Next button to stay in the dialog to enter the next value.
Distance = 122.21', Angle = N82° 49'E
Distance = 98.75', Angle = N2° 17'W
Distance = 143.56', Angle = N87° 47'W
Distance = 122.33', Angle = S12° 20'E
The above coordinates serve as an example only. Use these coordinates to learn how to create a plot plan. Once you understand the process, you can substitute in your own coordinates.
- Press OK after entering in the last value to close the dialog and return to floor plan view, where we can see the polyline we created.
- Next, use the Select Objects tool to select the polyline you created, and click on the Open Object edit too to display the Polyline Specification dialog.
- Go to the Line Style panel, and in the lower right of the dialog in the Display Options category, check the boxes beside Show Length and Show Angle then click the OK button to return to your floor plan view.
Note that it defaults to having lengths of inches and angles in regular degrees. Most property lines are shown in bearings and decimal feet.
To change the display to decimal feet and bearings
- Select Edit> Default Settings.
- Expand the CAD category, select General CAD, and click on the Edit button.
- In the CAD Defaults dialog:
- Under Display Line Angle as, select Quadrant Bearing.
- Under Display Line Length as, move the radio button to Decimal Feet.
- Click OK to apply the change and close the CAD Defaults dialog.
- Click Done to close the Default Settings dialog.
- In Home Designer Pro 2012 and newer, to increase the size of the Length and Angle displayed on your Plot Plan polyline, select Tools> Display Options.
- Navigate down to the CAD, Default layer, click to highlight its name, and use the Text Style drop down menu to select the Plot Plan Text Style and click OK.
Now the property line should display properly.
If you want to add details such as the property offset, now is the time to make these changes.
To create setback lines
- Select Edit> Preferences and under the Edit category, select Behaviors.
- Under Edit Type, move the radio button to Concentric, and in the Jump field, type in the setback distance required by your local planning department, such as 10'.
- Click OK to close the Preferences dialog and return to floor plan view.
- Using the Select Objects tool, click the plot plan polyline to select it, then click the Copy/Paste edit button.
- Place your cursor over a corner edit handle, click and drag towards the center of the polyline until a copy of the polyline appears inside.
- Select the inner polyline and click the Open Object edit button to open the Polyline Specification dialog.
- On the Line Style panel, select a dashed line style from the drop-down list, then uncheck Show Length and Show Angle, and click OK.
- When you have finished creating your concentric copy, select Edit> Edit Behaviors> Default to restore the default edit behavior.
- Finally, select CAD> Points> Delete Temporary Points to remove the point that we started our plot plan polyline from.

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Lawrence Cemeteries: Haskell Children's Cemetery
Haskell Indian Nations University opened in 1884 as a boarding school for Native Americans. Due to poor conditions, many of those in attendance died and were buried at the southeast end of campus.
There is a marker just outside the cemetery that reads: "The Haskell Cemetery has approximately 100 students buried here. The child's name, tribal affiliation, date of birth and death are engraved on their headstones. Some causes of death were listed as consumption (Tuberculosis), pneumonia, accidental death, typhoid-malaria, heart and kidney problems. The earliest burial was 1885 and the last burial was 1943. Please, be respectful of the offerings left on the headstones."
Legend has it that the cemetery at Haskell is haunted, that you can hear the children buried there cry after dark.
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What does 2HLANN stand for?
2HLANN stands for Two Hidden Layers Artificial Neural Network
This definition appears rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:
- Information technology (IT) and computers
- Science, medicine, engineering, etc.
- Second Generation Language
- Second Generation Non Turbo
- Second Generation (Video) Surveillance System
- Draw Raffle
- Second Half (of the year)
- Two-handed sword (World of Warcraft gaming)
- Double Sided, High Density Disk
- Second Harmonic Distortion
- 2-Hydroxy Ethyl Methacrylate
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Immersive, inquiry based learning.
WELCOME TO THE KINSHIP PROGRAMME
The Kinship Programme facilitates immersive, inquiry-based and play-based learning in wild nature for children aged 3 - 11 years. We have four seasons a year that correspond with school term times. Our sessions run for 2hours, from 2-4pm, and most children attend on a weekly basis. At the end of each season we offer an overnight adventure that mums and dads are welcome to join for.
We charge a seasonal fee that is billed either monthly or for the full season upfront.
It works out to cost R200 per child per session.
It is possible to join for a drop in session at the cost of R200.
We offer a sibling discount of R170 per child as well as a season discount for upfront payment.
Why are we going outside?
Urbanisation, industrialization, fears for safety and technological advancements have led to the majority of our time being spent indoors, predominantly in front of screens. There are growing concerns about a lack of physical exercise, poor mental well-being and issues of climate change and environmental degradation. Studies illustrate that green spaces and natural landscapes have a positive influence on children's cognitive and psycho-social development, including emotional regulation, perceived self-worth, creativity, concentration, motivation and motor skills. Children that engage immersive with nature have better abilities to assess risks and confidence to confront challenges later in life.
It is believed that the split with nature is at the heart of our environmental crisis. There are several studies illustrating that childhood experiences in nature have led to the development of increased nature-connected individuals who tend to champion conservation and sustainable development. The Kinship program offers the opportunity for our children to develop the empathy and love of nature that our world requires, in a safe yet wild environment.

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GARDENIA FLORIDA EXTRACT
INCI: Gardenia florida extract / Gardenia florida fruit extract
What is Gardenia florida extract?
Gardenia florida also known as cape jasmine, is an evergreen plant. It is native to Asia, Africa, Pacific islands and Madagascar. It bears white flowers. It's flowers and fruits extract are used for cosmetic purposes. The flower extract contains ferulic acid and flavonoids, while the fruit extract contains natural sugar derivative named as crocin. Commercially the extract is available as light to the amber colored liquid.
Use & Benefits:
Both the flower and fruit extract contain constituents (as mentioned earlier) that are potent antioxidants. The free radicals and its other forms, as well as oxygen, cause a change in the structure of skin protein- elastin and collagen, which leads to a broken skin epithelium matrix and thus, problems like fine lines, wrinkles appear. The antioxidants not only prevent this damage but also heal any ongoing damage caused by them. Thus, premature aging or accelerated aging-related issues like fine lines, wrinkles, sagging skin can be gradually reduced. They also improve the texture of the skin and produce a skin-smoothing effect. The crocin is also believed to stimulate ceramide (skin protein) synthesis. Also, it is believed to block the enzymes that are responsible for collagen breakdown as well as melanin synthesis. Thus, it can provide a whitening effect on the skin. It also moisturizes skin. It is used in skincare products, hair care products, and anti-aging creams, lotions, and gels.References


Sicilian Linen Towns
A few readers have written to us asking how and from where they can pick up old style tablecloths, bed linen and embroidered work in Sicily.
Our research has led us to the eastern side of the island and the towns of Sortino in the province of Siracusa, Vittoria in the province of Ragusa and Castiglione in the province of Catania.
The workmanship in this part of the island is known as'sfilato siciliano'. It is a technique which first appeared in the 15th century and was essentially the embellishing of white linen cloths with colorful threads.
The women of the time would remove threads of the linen and replace them with colored embroidery.
It must have been an intricate job and, in fact, it did become simplified over the years and only certain decorative areas were eventually reworked.
Many of the old techniques have disappeared but the craft itself was kept alive in the islands convents and specialist 'bottegas'.
A variation which is alive and well is practised at Erice in the west of Sicily. It is called 'frazzata' and involves the use of a hand loom to replace threads with extremely colorful cotton.
The cotton is inserted to form bright, geometric patterns often inspired by floral and Middle Eastern designs. The popularity of the 'frazzata' is such that what was once a craft practised in the home is now a recognizable industry.
What is there to see at Erice, Sortino and Castiglione?
Erice - The famous Temple of Venus which was uncovered following excavations in the Norman castle; a relic from the time when the city was destroyed by the Carthaginians in 260 BC. The tortuous medieval town was called Monte S.Giuliano until 1934.
Sortino - The necropolis of Pantalica built into the chalk rocks.
Castiglione - The old fortifications which look towards the coast at Taormina and Mount Etna in the south. The nearest town of Linguaglossa takes its name from a large tongue of lava which arrived in the area in 1634 and is commemorated by a memorial stone in the town hall
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The first dormitory for men opened at the School of Mines and Metallurgy (now UTEP) in 1917 and the women's dorm opened in 1919. In 1920 the men's dormitory was named Burges Hall the women's dormitory was named Kelly Hall.
As the population of students at the Texas College of Mines and Metallurgy (now UTEP) grew the need for more residential halls increased. In 1947 construction began on a two new dormitories. The new residency hall for men was to
In 1936 the Men's Dormitory opened on campus after three years without a male residency facility for out-of-town students. The three story dormitory, like the other buildings on campus, was constructed to exemplify Bhutanese architectural style. The opening of the


Mounting the ERA-UTX
This document does not discuss the programming of the ERA-UTX, but rather the physical mounting of the transmitter. If using a push button only, you do not need the smaller magnetic.
Mounting the ERA-UTX as a Push Button
You can use the transmitter as a doorbell that activates when the center button is pressed.
 - Use a drill bit and two of the two included screws to mount the transmitter bracket. Make sure the arrow printed on the bracket is pointed up.
 - If mounting outside, ensure the grey silicon grommets covering the screw holes are inserted.
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 - Slide the transmitter down onto the bracket.
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Mounting the ERA-UTX as a Door/Window Contact
The ERA-UTX may also be used as a magnetic door/window contact that triggers when the smaller magnet separates from the larger piece.
 - Choose mounting locations where the magnetic contact (smaller piece) can be 1/2-inch or less from the push button (the large piece).
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 - Mount the magnetic contact with a drill and the two included screws, then snap the cover back on the magnet.
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 - Mount the transmitter bracket with the drill holes and two included screws. Make sure the arrow on the bracket is facing up.
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 - If you are mounting your transmitter outdoors, ensure the silicon grommets are plugged into the push button (the larger piece) to waterproof the casing.
 - Slide the transmitter down onto the bracket.
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Using DropDownList elements that use virtualized data sources, is it possible to set (or reset) the values programatically?
Basically I'm looking for some guidance on how to make cascaded virtualized drop down lists where I can set the values from some external event such as the click of a button.
Things I've tried so far:
1. Simply setting the value using $('_TAG_').data('kendoDropDownList').value('some value'); <== Can't set the value since it doesn't exist in the data() elements
2. Calling the read method of each drop down first via $('_TAG_').data('kendoDropDownList').dataSource.read(), then setting the value (timing issue?) <== same issue as 1 since the read hasn't finished yet.
3. Hacking the jqXHR object which appears to hang off the dataSource.read() method (again timing issue?)
$('_TAG_').data('kendoDropDownList').dataSource.read().done = someOtherFunction <== where'someOtherFunction' actually does the.value() setting, this does actually run the method, but again... timing
4. Adding the necessary element to the data via the.add method, setting the value, then doing the read <== this "appears" to work but the value isn't actually selected after the read returns. Clicking on the dropdown has the placeholder element selected rather than the value


Maximum Smoke Temperature in Non-Smoke Model Evacuation Region for Semi-Transverse Tunnel Fire
Authors
1 School of Electric Power, South China University of Technology, Guangzhou, Guangdong Province, 510640, China
2 School of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering South China University of Technology, Guangzhou, Guangdong Province, 51064, China
Abstract
Smoke temperature distribution in non-smoke evacuation under different mechanical smoke exhaust rates of semi-transverse tunnel fire were studied by FDS numerical simulation in this paper. The effect of fire heat release rate (10MW 20MW and 30MW) and exhaust rate (from 0 to 160m3/s) on the maximum smoke temperature in non-smoke evacuation region was discussed. Results show that the maximum smoke temperature in non-smoke evacuation region decreased with smoke exhaust rate. Plug-holing was observed below the smoke vent when smoke exhaust rate increased to a certain value. Smoke spreading distance can be divided into three stages according to changes of smoke exhaust rate. The maximum smoke temperature model concluded that the peak temperature rise at tunnel vault is proportional to 0.75 power of dimensionless fire power. The maximum temperature in non-smoke evacuation region decays exponentially with the increase of smoke exhaust rate. However smoke vent interval influences the dimensionless maximum temperature in non-smoke evacuation region slightly. Smoke vent interval influences the dimensionless maximum temperature in non-smoke evacuation region slightly.
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Adding pages to NavigationPane as an object
As part of creating the Marketing application for work, I had to use a NavigationPane in Cascades. The idea behind the NavigationPane is to stack Pages on top of Pages in order to navigate forward and backward through the pages. In the application I am building, there are a bunch of questions and a comment section for the user to answer. Each of the question pages uses a ListView to display a list of choices based on an xml page. This was pretty straight forward when using the StandardListItem as the component. I had to make sure that the title Continue reading Adding pages to NavigationPane as an object
Date Sort in a DataGrid – the easy way
While trying to give suggestions to a post on the Flex Forum, I modified my Simple Data Grid to include a column for a Date. The poster had an issue with sorting the column with dates in it. My guess is, the Date value is actually a String object. It really isn't very hard to create a Date from a string, just parse out the String and feed the appropriate date times into the Date object. Here is how I create the random date value. Since I insert the value into the item Object as a Date object, the sort Continue reading Date Sort in a DataGrid – the easy way


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Blowing stuff up
It was for a class, no really, there was actual scientific research being performed when Dr. Henry Kowalski and four students, blew stuff up at the end of last semester (the students got actual credit for it too).
Doc K used students as an excuse to blow something up again. This time he did it with the blessing, and help, of the Michigan State Police Bomb Squad. (KetteringUniversitywhere you can blow stuff up in the name of scientific research!)
In truth, Doc K, also known as Dr.Henry Kowalski, professor of Mechanical Engineering, and four senior students in his Experimental Mechanics class, performed research on detonator cord for the Bomb Squad as the students' final class project.
They tested the commonly held theory that when blowing up something to open it or crush it (to reduce its danger potential), having water behind the detonator creates a more powerful explosion.
The testing they did on detonator cord (a la the popular Discovery Channel TV show Mythbusters) attempted to prove or disprove the theory. The State Police Forensic Science Division operated on the theory without knowing if it was true or not.
Ryan Gebs, of Preston, Idaho, Kay Bareiss, of Wesensteig, Germany, Michael Pedigo, of Hartland, Mich., and Kyle Kibbey, of Mason, Mich., blew up force plates with detonator cord on Friday, June 12 on the Kettering baseball diamonds.
"Force plates measure the force of an explosion, similar to a scale. Strain gauges inside measure tension or compression," said Gebs. The students attached the force plates to an oscilloscope to log data for analysis and used a high speed video camera to capture the results visually.
Detective Sergeant Rick Bekemeier, bomb technician and Sergeant Scott Hasse, bomb squad, assisted the students in setting up the tests and managed the detonator cord and explosions.
To test whether water behind the explosion increased the force of the blast, the group fired detonator cord without water and with IV bags lying on top of the cord. The IV bags were used because they provided a compact portable source of water.
"The IV bag holds down the detonator cord," explained Gebs, "without it the blast goes out in a 360 degree radius. Because the IV holds down the detonator cord it concentrates the blast downward onto the board, intensifying it in that direction," he added.
According to the data collection equipment, the first blast, without water, exerted about 4,000 pounds of force. The first blast with water was estimated to exert more then 10,000 pounds of force on the board.
The cord without water ripped through the first few layers of the plywood sheet used to protect the force plates, cutting through a few layers. The explosions with water behind them penetrated through four or more layers of the plywood and actually cracked a cement cinder block in half during one blast. Theory proved – there was about six times the penetration into wood with water behind the blast and much better penetration into the cinder block.
Doc K said he would like to secure the donation of a newer high speed video camera because he wants to see how paint balls explode. He'll probably claim THAT'S in the name of scientific research, too.
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I've only found a way to merge the points from a single technique with their corresponding images with "Import Technique". This will leave me with two image mappings of the same image, the one I already had, and the newly imported ones with its points from the selected technique. The problem is that I can't merge the newly imported image with all its points with the image I already had in my document.
How can I do this? (merge the data points from two different images)
And is it possible to merge the full XML file with another one? not just technique by technique.
Thank you very much for the program
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Dear Alejandro,
If you want to import data from the same image the image has to have the same name in the two projects the "father" one and the one you are importing. This way the software recognize that the points belong to an already existing image.
If you import the points from an image that does not exist in the "father" project the software will create the image object and the link to the points. However you will have to remember to copy the image into the "father" project. Otherwise MOVIDA will search for it and it will not find it and you will get an Image that says something like "no Image found" with all the points. If you then copy the image to the correct path and reopen the project MOVIDA should find it without problems.
If it doesn't work for you, you can send me the zipped files of your project folders and I will try to see what is wrong.
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The Effect of using Teams Games Tournaments (TGT) Technique for Learning Mathematics in Bangladesh
Volume 3 - Issue 3
Abdus Salam Anwar Hossain Shahidur RahmanPages: 35-45 Download Count : 6908 View Count: 2388
Games-based learning has captured the interest of educationalists and industrialists who seek to reveal the characteristics of computer games as they are perceived by some to be a potentially effective approach for teaching and learning. Despite this interest in using games-based learning, there is a dearth of studies context of gaming and education in third world countries. This study investigated the effects of game playing on performance and attitudes of students towards mathematics of Grade VIII. The study was undergone by implementing TGT technique for the experimental group and typical lecture-based approach for the control group. A same achievement test was employed as in both pretest and post test, an inventory of attitudes towards mathematics were applied for the pretest and post test on TGT experimental and control group, an attitude scale on computer games was employed for the TGT experimental group, a semi-structured interview for teacher and an FGD guideline for students were applied to serving the purpose of research objectives. After three-weeks of intervention, it had been found out that TGT experimental group students had achieved a significant learning outcome than lecture based control group students. Attitude towards mathematics were differed to a certain positive extent on TGT experimental group. On the basis of findings of this study, some recommendations were made to overcome the barriers of integrating web-based game playing in a classroom.
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We are currently looking for an experienced Office Admin for a full time, direct hire position in the Annapolis, MD area. Position is available to start immediately.
- Answers and directs telephone calls.
- Processes mail.
- Performs clerical tasks such as typing, filing, copying and faxing.
- Orders supplies for the office.
- Maintains and updates various databases.
- Provides administrative support to Contract, Project and Office managers.
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Getting Started with the Actions SDK
This document guides you through deploying a simple Conversation Action that uses SSML. The action asks you to say a number and it speaks it back to you as an ordinal (for example, if you say "1", the action says "first").
Setup your environment
This tutorial assumes you're using Google Cloud Functions, but you can use any web hosting platform to deploy your Conversation Action fulfillment logic.
 1. Download and install Node.js
 2. Download, install, and initialize the Google Cloud SDK.
 3. Download gactions and save it to a directory we'll refer to as <sdk-dir>
 4. Go to the Google Cloud Console projects page. Select a project if you already have one you want to use or create a new project to host your fulfillment logic. Make a note of the project ID, because it is used for configuration and deployment.
 5. Enable billing for your project. See the console's help center for more information.
 6. Create a Storage Bucket for your Google Developer Project. Make a note of the storage bucket name.
Get the sample and client library
To get the the sample and client library, run the following commands:
git clone _URL_
cd actionssdk-say-number-nodejs
npm install
Deploy fulfillment and preview the action package
Previewing the action package lets you make it available in a staging area that's only available to the account that is logged in to the gactions tool. To do this, you need to deploy fulfillment to a web server and then preview the action package with the gactions CLI.
 1. Deploy the Node.js Cloud Function for fulfillment with the following commands:
 cd actionssdk-say-number-nodejs
 gcloud beta functions deploy sayNumber --trigger-http --stage-bucket <storage_bucket_name>

 You can read server logs with
 gcloud beta functions logs read

 2. Modify the action.json file in the following places:
 - agentInfo.projectId - Specify your Google developer project ID
 - httpExecution.url - Specify fulfillment URL of the deployed Node.js Cloud Function from step 1
 3. Run the following commands from the actionssdk-say-number-nodejs directory:
 <sdk-dir>/gactions preview -action_package=action.json -invocation_name="my action"

 You should receive a message to authorize gactions to access your account and Google developer project. Follow the onscreen instructions to do so.
 4. Preview the action package by running the following command:
 <sdk-dir>/gactions simulate

 5. Enter talk to my action to invoke the action.
Sample Explanation
The following directory structure describes the important files for this sample:
<sdk-dir>
|- gactions
|- <sample-dir>
 |- actions-on-google.js - Node.js client library
 |- action.json - The action package that defines your actions
 |- index.js - The fulfillment logic for Google Cloud Functions
 |- package.json - Node.js metadata
The two most important files are index.js and action.json, the two main parts of this Conversation Action.
 - action.json - This action package defines one action with an initialTrigger that declares a "assistant.intent.action.MAIN" intent (required for every action package). This intent is triggered when you say "talk to my action".
 When the main intent is triggered, the Google Assistant hands off the user experience to the Conversation Action, and the action welcomes the user.
 - index.js - There are two main functions in the fulfillment logic. mainIntent() handles the StandardIntents.MAIN intent being triggered and welcomes the user. The other function, rawInput(), processes the StandardIntents.TEXT intent. If a user says a number, the action speaks it back as an ordinal (for example, if a user says "one", the action speaks back "first"). If the user says "bye", the action quits.


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Predicted values based on bagged Earth and FDA models
Keywords
regression
Usage
## S3 method for class 'bagEarth':
predict(object, newdata = NULL, type = "response", ...)
## S3 method for class 'bagFDA':
predict(object, newdata = NULL, type = "class", ...)
Arguments
object
Object of class inheriting from bagEarth
newdata
An optional data frame or matrix in which to look for variables with which to predict. If omitted, the fitted values are used (see note below).
type
The type of prediction. For bagged earth regression model, type = "response" will produce a numeric vector of the usual model predictions. earth<
...
not used
Value
 - a vector of predictions
Note
If the predictions for the original training set are needed, there are two ways to calculate them. First, the original data set can be predicted by each bagged earth model. Secondly, the predictions form each bootstrap sample could be used (but are more likely to overfit). If the original call to bagEarth or bagFDA had keepX = TRUE, the first method is used, otherwise the values are calculated via the second method.
See Also
bagEarth
Aliases
 - predict.bagEarth
 - predict.bagFDA
Examples
data(trees)
## out of bag predictions vs just re-predicting the training set
fit1 <- bagEarth(Volume ~ ., data = trees, keepX = TRUE)
fit2 <- bagEarth(Volume ~ ., data = trees, keepX = FALSE)
hist(predict(fit1) - predict(fit2))
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Kids Mystery Parties
Easy for you
FUN for kids!
Break Open the Secret of Creating Your Own Crime Scene Mystery Parties
Crime Scene Buster is organized into Nine Steps. Follow the steps and you end up with a CSI mystery event. Some of the steps have three parts: basic, intermediate and advanced. You only need to do the basic steps. If you are interested in more elaborate mystery parties and/or the mechanics of putting it together, then read the intermediate and advanced sections. The intermediate and advanced sections are not necessary to this book but I feel so passionate and excited about mysteries, that once I start on the topic, I have a hard time stopping!
THE CRIME for children's mystery parties is usually about something being stolen. The stolen item is found at the end of the game. A different crime can be used if you wish. We will use a theft for the crime example but you can just as easily pick a murder for parties with older participants. The format remains the same.
This format is based solely on clues found at the crime scene. Figuring out who had the motives, methods, and opportunity to commit the crime is a more complicated structure and not covered in this book. This book is all about the clues.


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This light brown squirrel is plant tender or water spike. This squirrel will add a bit of accent to your plants and help keep the soil moist. Plant tenders is made to be used in outdoors flower containers, barrel gardens or in potted house plants kept indoors. Plant Sitters help eliminate the need for constant attention and help avoid overwatering too. Using a plant tender is easy, simply insert the spike into the soil and fill the reservoir with water, refill when dry. The water in the reservoir soaks through the cone keeping the soil moist that surrounds the plant.
This plant tender is made of hand cast with clay slip and fired in my kiln. Each piece is glazed by hand and fired in my kiln a second time. All glaze used is non-toxic people and plant friendly.
Please keep in mind each piece is hand made and has its own individual characteristics.
ORDER & SHIPPING INFORMATION


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Cozens Ranch Museum
Visit Cozens Ranch MuseumPlan Your Visit
Cozens Ranch Museum is a historic farmhouse, post office, stagecoach stop, inn, and restaurant. From its construction until the 1930s, it was the home of the Cozens family. The Cozens were the first homesteaders in the area and operated the stagecoach restaurant and inn in addition to ranching much of the land in the Fraser Valley.
In the 1930s, the property was deeded to the Jesuits at Regis University in Denver. It was then used as a summer retreat for the priests until the 1980s.
When the Jesuits decided to sell most of their property in the 1980s, the historic farmhouse was in danger of demolition. The Grand County Historical Association was able to save the building and renovate it back to its 1874 floor plan. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1988 and opened as a museum in 1991.
Today, the structure still stands on its original location and operates as a local history and historic house museum. It is operated by the Grand County Historical Association (GCHA) and is open year-round. The museum hosts approximately 2,000 visitors a year through a combination of general admission and special programs and events.


Active Lane Management (ALM) settings in Jeep Grand Cherokee
The Jeep Grand Cherokee is equipped with advanced safety features designed to enhance driver assistance and provide a safer driving experience. One of these features is the Active Lane Management (ALM) system.
The ALM system utilizes a forward-facing camera and Blind Spot Monitoring (BSM) sensors to detect lane markings, road edges, and nearby vehicles. By monitoring the vehicle's position within the lane and detecting potential lane departures, the ALM system provides visual, haptic, and steering assist warnings to help the driver stay within the lane boundaries.
Understanding Active Lane Management Settings:
To access and adjust the Active Lane Management settings in the Jeep Grand Cherokee, follow these steps:
 1. On the center screen, tap on "Vehicle" on the bottom category bar.
 2. Select "Settings" on the top right corner.
 3. From the left menu, choose "Safety & Driving Assistance."
 4. Open the "Active Lane Management" option.
Within the Active Lane Management menu, you will find several adjustable settings related to the ALM system:
Lane Management:
This setting determines how the system alerts the driver when a lane departure is detected.
Available options include:
"Vibration Only": The system provides a vibration warning.
"Steering Assist Only": The system applies steering assistance to guide the vehicle back into the lane.
"Vibration + Steering Assist": The system combines vibration warning and steering assistance.
Lane Warning:
This setting allows you to choose the timing of the lane departure warning.
Available options are:
"Early": The warning is triggered when the vehicle slightly drifts towards the lane boundaries.
"Medium": The warning is triggered when the vehicle approaches the lane boundaries.
"Late": The warning is triggered when the vehicle crosses the lane boundaries.
Vibration Strength:
This setting enables you to adjust the intensity of the vibration warning.
Available options are:
"Low": Gentle vibration feedback.
"Medium": Moderate vibration feedback.
"High": Strong vibration feedback.
Steering Assist Strength:
This setting allows you to adjust the level of steering wheel feedback during a lane departure.
Available options include:
"Low": Gentle steering wheel feedback.
"Medium": Moderate steering wheel feedback.
"High": Strong steering wheel feedback.
How Active Lane Management Operates:
The ALM system operates within specific speed ranges (above 37 mph/60 km/h and below 112 mph/180 km/h) to ensure optimal functionality. When both lane markings are detected and the vehicle approaches or crosses a lane boundary without using the turn signal, and the blind spot zone is clear, the ALM system provides warnings to prompt the driver to remain within the lane boundaries. These warnings can include visual alerts in the instrument cluster, steering assist torque, and/or steering wheel vibration, depending on the configured settings.
If the driver activates the turn signal to indicate a lane change and a vehicle is detected in the adjacent lane, the ALM system provides warnings to guide the vehicle back to the center of the lane. The warnings can be in the form of steering assist and/or steering wheel vibration, helping the driver maintain lane integrity and avoid potential collisions.
It's important to note that the ALM system suppresses visual warnings, steering vibration, and steering assistance when the driver activates the turn signal, the blind spot zone is clear, and a lane change is occurring. Additionally, the driver can manually override the steering assist warning by applying force to the steering wheel at any time.
Enabling or Disabling Active Lane Management:
To turn the ALM system on or off, locate the Active Lane Management button on the switch panel above the Uconnect display. Press the button to activate or deactivate the system.
When turned on, a message will be displayed in the instrument cluster to confirm the system's status. The ALM system retains its previous state (on or off) from the last ignition cycle when the ignition is placed in the ON/RUN position.
Conclusion:
The Active Lane Management system in the Jeep Grand Cherokee is a valuable safety feature designed to help drivers maintain their lane position and avoid potential lane departures. By adjusting the various settings within the ALM system, drivers can personalize the level of warnings and assistance they receive based on their preferences and driving conditions. Understanding and utilizing these settings effectively can contribute to a safer and more confident driving experience in the Jeep Grand Cherokee.
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Category:Polar Bear Expedition
The Polar Bear Expedition (also known as the Northern Russian Expedition, the American North Russia Expeditionary Force - ANREF or the American Expeditionary Force North Russia - AEFNR) was a contingent of about 5,000 U.S. troops that landed in Arkhangelsk, Russia as part of the Allied intervention in the Russian Civil War and fought the Red Army in the surrounding region during the period of September 1918 through July 1919.


1. 首页
 2. 易语言 - EasyLanguage
 3. 设定分析技术，只能在某台电脑上运行 Restricting access to a PC
本文描述如何实现让您的分析技术只能在某一太电脑上运行。 This page describes how to restrict studies so that they can only be run on a particular PC. To restrict your code fully you need to add this functionality and then see the Protecting EasyLanguage Code page.
Using the CustomerID allows you to restrict access to one account. However, that account holder can still use the code on multiple computers. The Network ID allows you to restrict access to EL code to a specific computer.
The first thing to do is get the Network ID from the person you will be sending the strategy/indicator to. The Network ID is found from the main 'Help' menu, under 'About TradeStation x.x'…
Access to the Network ID is not available directly from EasyLanguage. But here is a DLL that will return the Network ID to an EasyLanguage program.
This DLL can be placed in your computer's equivalent to this subdirectory: \WINDOWS\system32\. If preferred, it can also be placed into your \TradeStation (Build WXYZ)\Program\ subdirectory.
The DLL function ELNETWORKID can be called using EasyLanguage code like the following:
external: "ELNetwork.dll", int, "ELNETWORKID", IEasyLanguageObject ;
 MyNetworkID( 678910 ) ;
if CurrentBar = 1 then
 MyNetworkID = ELNetworkID( self ) ;
Plot1( MyNetworkID, "NetworkID" ) ;
Note that you put the Network ID in a variable (not an input) and you put the begin…end loop around your entire code (except the Inputs: and Variables: declarations).
The following code is not needed for EasyLanguage. It is the C++ code for the above DLL in case you're interested:
_TAG_ "C:\Program Files\TradeStation 8.1 (Build 3159)\Program\tskit.dll" no_namespace
BOOL __stdcall DllMain(HANDLE hModule,
 DWORD ul_reason_for_call,
 LPVOID lpReserved
 switch( ul_reason_for_call )
 return TRUE ;
int __stdcall ELNETWORKID( IEasyLanguageObject* pEL )
 return pEL->Platform->NetworkID ;
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|This guidance document provides basic information about used oil management practices for used oil collection programs. The rules can be found in Title 128 – Nebraska Hazardous Waste Regulations.
Used Oil Collection
- Definition of used oil: Any oil that has been refined from crude oil or any synthetic oil that has been used, and as a result of such use, is contaminated by physical or chemical impurities. (Title 128, Chapter 1, §140)
- New oil is never considered "used oil."
- Examples of substances that are considered used oil and meet the used oil exemption:
- Spent oil from gasoline and diesel engines
- Spent refrigerant lubricating oil
- Spent lubricating oil from aircraft reciprocating and jet engines
- Spent hydraulic fluid
- Spent heat transfer fluids
- Spent transmission fluid
- Cutting oils
Examples of materials that are not used oil:
Used oil that exhibits one or more characteristics of hazardous waste but is recycled in some manner other than being burned for energy recovery is exempt from hazardous waste regulation (Title 128, Chapters 4, and 7 through 23).
Used oil mixed with a listed hazardous waste is a hazardous waste. In fact, if used oil contains more than 1000 ppm of total halogens it is presumed to be a hazardous waste on the assumption that it has been mixed with a halogenated hazardous waste listed in Title 128, Chapter 3, §013 through 016. This presumption may be rebutted. If a used oil collector accepts "rebutted presumption" used oil, we recommend that documentation be kept.
A used oil generator or collector who gives (or sells) used oil directly to an off-specification used oil marketer is not a marketer of used oil. (See page 3 for a discussion of off-specification used oil.) Obtain documentation. Documentation from the off-specification used oil marketer must indicate what he does with the used oil; that is, he does not burn the used oil for energy recovery himself. This documentation is standard in the used oil industry.
A collector of used oil is subject to the used oil marketer provisions of Title 128, Chapter 7, §010.04 if he provides that used oil directly to a person who burns used oil for energy recovery.
The analysis requirement at Title 128, Chapter 7, §010.04B1 may be skipped if the collector/generator stipulates the oil does not meet specification.
Used oil marketers must notify NDEQ of that activity. This notification is done using State of Nebraska Form 8700-12, "RCRA Subtitle C Site Identification Form" commonly referred to as the "Notification of Hazardous Waste Activity 8700-12 Form."
Used oil marketers must use an invoice system. When the marketer initiates a shipment of off-specification used oil, the marketer must send the receiving facility an invoice that has an invoice number, the marketers NDEQ ID #, the names and addresses of both the sending and receiving facilities, the quantity of the off-specification used oil, the date of shipment, and a statement that says "This used oil is subject to NDEQ regulation under Title 128, Chapter 7". A copy of the invoice must be kept for three years.
The marketer must obtain certain written and signed notices from the used oil burner to document the used oil is burned in a proper device. See Title 128, Chapter 7, §010.04B5.
If the marketer claims the used oil meets specification, the marketer must keep copies of the analysis that proves such for three years, maintain a log with certain required information, and provide a cross reference between the log and the used oil analysis.
A person may market off-specification used oil only to burners or other marketers who have notified NDEQ (or other authorized state/EPA) of used oil activities and who have a NDEQ identification number.
- Spent antifreeze
- Brake fluid
- Solvents of any kind
- Unused motor oil
Burning Used Oil
- Used oil burned for energy recovery is subject to the requirements of Title 128, Chapter 7, §010. This section includes:
- A prohibition against burning used oil mixed with hazardous waste, except under limited circumstances.
- A prohibition against burning off-specification used oil in a used oil fired space heater, except under limited circumstances.
- Requirements for generators of used oil burned for energy recovery.
- Requirements for used oil marketers (see discussion below).
- Requirements for burners of used oil.
Off-specification used oil is used oil that exceeds any one or more of the levels for the following:
Arsenic - 5 ppm
Cadmium - 2 ppm
Chromium - 10 ppm
Lead - 100 ppm
Flash Point - 100° F (minimum)
Total Halogens - 4,000 ppm
Used oil that is a hazardous waste solely because it exhibits a characteristic of hazardous waste may be burned for energy recovery if:
- It is not mixed with hazardous waste. This means the used oil may be a characteristic hazardous waste in its own right, but no additional hazardous waste may be added.
- The used oil contains hazardous waste generated SOLELY by a person subject to the requirements of a conditionally exempt small quantity generator (CESQG) of hazardous waste. A CESQG generates 220 pounds or less of hazardous waste per month.
- This means public utilities may burn used oil in their utility boilers for energy recovery if it is their own used oil or it is collected from: a) "do-it-yourself" (DIY) used oil generators; b) farmers who are CESQGs as well as DIY oil generators; c) other businesses who are CESQGs; and d) other businesses who generate hazardous waste above the CESQG level only if it can be confirmed their used oil has not been mixed with hazardous waste. If businesses that generate hazardous waste as small quantity generators (SQG) or large quantity generators (LQG) place hazardous waste in their used oil, their used oil is no longer regulated as used oil.
Off-specification used oil may be burned in oil-fired space heaters if the heater burns only used oil that the owner or operator generates, or used oil from do-it-yourself oil changers who generate the used oil as household waste. For example, a state agency that does oil changes can bring their own off-specification used oil to another of their facilities that has a used oil-fired space heater. That same agency cannot take that used oil to be burned in another state agency's used oil-fired space heater. Any of the above can burn do-it-yourself used oil, but be prepared to prove the do-it-yourself oil is what it claims to be. See below for transportation related issues.
Nebraska does not have any quantity limitations on used oil collection or transportation. A hazardous waste manifest is not required for transporting used oil in Nebraska. Transporters must comply with any appropriate Department of Transportation regulations. See the 49 CFR series. Collectors must comply with applicable State Fire Marshall requirements for storage of flammable and combustible materials.
HANDLING USED OIL AND HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
Storage and Collection
- Keep hazardous materials separate, properly labeled, and sealed in the recommended containers.
- Develop a system for monitoring incoming used oil. Locked collection ports can help prevent unwanted materials in your used oil.
- We recommend collection tanks have a clearly visible gage that shows the level of product in the tank and overfill protection. Continued overfilling of used oil collection tanks has occurred when there was no indication the tank was actually full.
- Containers and aboveground tanks used to store used oil shall be in good condition (no severe rusting, apparent structural defects or deterioration (T128, Ch7, §009.04A1); and not leaking (with no signs of visible leaks) (T128, Ch7, §009.04A2)
- Containers and aboveground tanks (and other receptacles of used oil) with a volume of 25 gallons or greater, shall be labeled or marked clearly with the words "Used Oil", T128, Ch7, §009.04A3
- The Department recommends that storage or collection areas be covered. The storage or collection location may need to be fenced and locked if vandalism could be a problem.
- Cap, label, cover, and properly store above-ground outdoor liquid containers and small tanks within a bermed area and on a paved impermeable surface, if possible. This practice helps to prevent spills from running into surface or ground water.
- If possible, store materials under a roof or tarpaulin to protect them from the elements and to prevent contaminated runoff.
- Sweep regularly.
- Inspect hazardous materials storage or collection areas at least weekly to ensure there are no leaks or spills.
- Inspect equipment such as pumps, pipes, storage tanks, valves, and material handling equipment for signs of corrosion, support or foundation failure, or other deterioration.
- Promptly clean up spilled materials to prevent runoff, tracking, and spoilage of other materials.
- Stock cleaning and spill response materials where they are readily available.
- Post reminders of good housekeeping practices.
- Provide instruction on securing containers.
- Schedule housekeeping duties and inspections to ensure good housekeeping is being accomplished.
- Maintain adequate aisle space between containers to facilitate material transfer, easy access to materials, and inspections.
- Close used oil containers between filling or emptying events.
- Store containers, drums, and bags away from direct traffic routes to prevent accidental damage or spills.
- Organize materials neatly for storage.
- Store incompatible materials separately.
- Stack containers according to manufacturer's instructions to avoid damage to containers from improper weight distribution.
- Store containers on pallets or in containment devices


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This is a list of almost all the EPrints perl modules. We've not expanded the Plugins and MetaField directories as these are pretty big.
- AnApache.pm - Abstracts differences between apache and mod_perl versions.
- Auth.pm - Handles authentication
- LogHandler.pm - Logs accesses as Access Objects
- Login.pm - Handles the login screen
- Rewrite.pm - Redirects and rewrites URLs in requests, as appropriate
- Template.pm - Handles applying the template to pages
- VLit.pm - Handles the vlit feature.
- BackCompatibility.pm - defines EPrints 2.3 function calls which call their 3.0 equivalents.
- Config.pm - Handles the configuration of the EPrints system itself
- DataObj/ - all classes in this dir are a subclass of EPrints::DataObj
- DataObj.pm - Base class for Data Objects
- DataSet.pm - Has one instance per repository for each type of Data Object
- Database.pm - Object connecting the Session to the database. Provides most database calls.
- Email.pm - Handles sending email messages.
- Extras.pm - Handy functions. Nearly obselete.
- Index.pm - Handles text indexing and the indexer.
- Language.pm - Provides access to phrases.
- Latex.pm - Latex rendering tools for functions and equations.
- List.pm - A search result, or other list of Data Objects within a single Dataset
- MetaField/ - Contains classes representing each type of metadatat field.
- MetaField.pm - Base class for field objects. An instance of a metafield represents a single field in a Dataset, not a field + a value.
- OpenArchives.pm - Handles OAI stuff.
- Columns.pm - Subclass of EPrints::Paginate which renders the results as a spread sheet style list, and allows sorting by clicking titles.
- Paginate.pm - Paginate search results (eg. 20 items per page) in HTML
- Paracite.pm - Paracite interface
- Unix.pm - UNIX specific functions
- Platform.pm - Allows abstraction of methods which are operating system specific.
- Plugin/ - The plugins directory.
- Plugin.pm - The base class (and loader) for all plugins.
- Probity.pm - Handles producing checksum files for documents.
- Profiler.pm -?
- Repository.pm - An instance of this represents a single repository and has access to the configuration of that repository.
- ScreenProcessor.pm - Handles the Screen plugin interface
- Script.pm - Processes expressions in the mini-scripting language used in citation and workflows.
- Condition.pm - Represents a single search condition (used internally)
- Field.pm - Represents a single search field (a row in the search interface). Has a value and a list of metadata fields to search.
- Search.pm - Represents a single search. Returns a List object when executed.
- Session.pm - A link between a web request (or command line script), a language, a database connection and a repository.
- StyleGuide.pm - Notes on how to write EPrints code.
- SystemSettings.pm - Created by the installation. Contains information on your apache version, where commands are to be found and where EPrints is installed.
- TempDir.pm - Creates and removes tmp directories.
- Time.pm - Functions related to time and date processing.
- Utils.pm - Misc. functions.
- Processor.pm -
- Stage.pm -
- Workflow.pm -
- DOM.pm -
- EPC.pm - Code to handle processing the epc namespace: eg.
- GDOME.pm -
- LibXML.pm -
- XML.pm - Abstraction to handle diferent XML libraries. (DOM, GDOME, LibXML)


The containerinfo plugin gathers the list of running containers inside the Linux guest.
Procedure
 1. Retrieving data: For Linux guest, the data collected by containerinfo plugin is retrieved as follows:
 vmtoolsd --cmd "info-get guestinfo.vmtools.containerinfo
 2. Changing poll-interval: For Linux guest, the containerinfo plugin captures information in every 6 hours by default.
 Guest admin can configure this poll-interval at anytime as follows:
 vmware-toolbox-cmd config set containerinfo poll-interval <new value in seconds>
 To revert the containerinfo poll-interval to default value, run the following command:
 vmware-toolbox-cmd config remove containerinfo poll-interval
 3. Querying container information: For Linux guest, the number of containers queried per namespace can be limited to a value as follows:
 vmware-toolbox-cmd config set containerinfo max-containers <value>
 The default value for max-containers is 100. The containerinfo plugin will stop collecting information after it collects information from 100 containers.
 4. Communicate with docker daemon (docker-unix-socket): The docker unix socket is used to communicate with the docker daemon. Default is /var/run/docker.sock
 Note:
 - This key is specific to docker users.
 - The default value can be overridden using vmware-toolbox-cmd:
 vmware-toolbox-cmd config set docker-unix-socket <path of the socket>
 5. Communicate with containerd gRPC server (containerd-unix-socket): The containerd unix socket is used to communicate with the containerd gRPC server. Default is /run/containerd/containerd.sock
 - The default value can be overridden using vmware-toolbox-cmd:
 vmware-toolbox-cmd config set containerd-unix-socket <path of the socket>
 6. Disabling the containerinfo plugin:
 To disable the containerinfo gather loop set the poll-interval=0
 vmware-toolbox-cmd config set containerinfo poll-interval 0


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Cool For Boys
A wallpaper or background (also known as a desktop wallpaper, desktop background, desktop picture or desktop image on computers) is a digital image (photo, drawing etc.) used as a decorative background of a graphical user interface on the screen of a computer, smartphone or other electronic device. On a computer, wallpapers are generally used on the desktop, while on a mobile phone they serve as the background for the home screen. Though most devices come with a default background image, modern devices usually allow users to manually change the background image.


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The Community-Based Drinking Water Monitoring Program aims to raise awareness of environmental health hazards regarding water, food and vector borne illnesses, including health problems associated with indoor air quality. The program identifies and defines health risks, monitors environmental conditions and their risks and supports activities in the following areas:
Drinking water and sewage
Facilities health inspections
West Nile Virus
The Community-Based Drinking Water Monitor is a liason between community members and Health Canada.


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سال انتشار: ۱۳۸۴
محل انتشار: سیزدهمین کنفرانس سالانه مهندسی مکانیک
تعداد صفحات: ۶
Aliakbar Mohammadi – Master Student of Control Engineering, Islamic Azad University of Kazeron, Ferdowsi University of Mashad
Naser Pariz – Associate Professor of Control Engineering, Islamic Azad University of Kazeron, Ferdowsi University of Mashad
Hasan Shanechi – Professor of Electrical and Control Engineering, Islamic Azad University of Kazeron, Ferdowsi University of Mashad
This paper provides a novel modelling approach to nonlinear systems. This model is based on modal series model of nonlinear systems and it is very beneficial for nonlinear system identification since it introduces a linear and several Hammerstein subsystems for the main nonlinear system. So identification problem of anonlinear system reduces to identification of a linear subsystem and several Hammerstein subsystems which all have the same linear block and the structure of their nonlinear blocks are distinct. In order to identify the proposed model, an algorithm based on linear subspace identification methods has been proposed. Simulations are used to evaluate the results of what argued in this paper.


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MTB TraIl nearby Serra de Collserola natural area, in España and Sarrià-Sant Gervasi population.
The largest locality in the area is Barcelona
, with a population of 1,621,537 persons, at a distance of 6.540 kilometers from the center of the map.
The nearest is Sarrià-Sant Gervasi
(140,000 persons), at a distance of
The following indicators give us an idea of the difficulty of the route:
- Trail length: 3.284 kilometers.
- Min height: 171 meters above sea level.
- Max height: 432 meters above sea level.
- Average height: 307 meters above sea level.
- Average slope uphill: 0.000 %.
- Average slope downhill: -8.298 %.
- Mathematical difficulty index: 0.000.


Baltic Exchange
Dictionary Says
Definition of 'Baltic Exchange'
An exchange that handles the trading and settlement of both physical contracts and derivatives relating to shipping and maritime transportation. The Baltic Exchange provides daily prices for freight, and tracks shipping costs through several indexes. Traders use these indexes to settle forward freight agreements (FFAs), which are freight futures contracts.
Investopedia Says
Investopedia explains 'Baltic Exchange'
The Baltic Exchange was founded in 1744 in London. It publishes the Baltic Dry Index (BDI), which provides pricing information on shipping various cargo types along different routes. The index is used by economists and investors to determine the demand for shipping versus the total shipping capacity.
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Every time the server is started and for each hour thereafter, a date and time check occurs. An invalid date can be one of the following:
- Earlier than the server installation date and time.
- More than one hour earlier than the last time the date was check
- More than 30 days later than the last time the date was checked.
As a preventive measure, when TSM detects an invalid date or time, server sessions become disabled so that the TSM server does not perform undesired actions based on the new system date/time. For example, expiration processing uses the system date/time to determine when to purge files from server storage.
An error message (ANR0110E) is displayed and expiration, migration, reclamation, and volume history deletion operations are not allowed. You may either change the system date if it is in error, or issue the ACCEPT DATE command to force the server to accept the current system date as valid. Use the ENABLE SESSIONS command after you issue the ACCEPT DATE command to re-enable the server for client node activity.
In order to correct this problem, perform the following commands on the TSM server:
- Run the QUERY STATUS command and check for the availability parameter value, which should say 'disabled'
- Run the ACCEPT DATE command, which tells the TSM Server that you are aware of and accept the date/time change.
- Run the ENABLE SESSIONS command, which re-enables the TSM Server again for normal operations.
- Re-run the QUERY STATUS command and check for the availability parameter value, which should say 'enabled'
For the PDF version of this document, send a blank email, with subject line "System date/time change causes ANR0110E unexpected date sessions disabled", to TSM Assist


The temperature in Taychester is always at least 10 degrees lower than the temperature in Charlesville. However, the...
Sidrah on August 21, 2019
Please explain
Can you please explain why B ic correct? If the temperature in Charlesville drops at night, wouldn't that explain why average residents of Charlesville spends 10 to 20 percent more on winter heating expenses than the average resident of Taychester?
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Irina on August 21, 2019
(B) does not help because we are talking about relative temperatures, and the stimulus tells us that "the temperature in T is always at least 10 degrees lower than in C", so even if temperatures in C drop steeply at night, T is still 10 degrees colder than C, so why are C residents paying more for heating than C? Also, night temperatures are irrelevant to winter heating expenses.
Let me know if you have any further questions.


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Confluence Journal Service
Confluence 5.6 and later
Confluence Journal Service provides access to journals that are durable FIFO queues with the following behavior:
- Journal entries are processed on all nodes when running in a cluster.
- Entries are durable - receiving nodes do not need to be running when the event is queued.
- New cluster nodes can process entries that were queued before the node was created.
- Entries are guaranteed to be delivered in the same order that they were added.
- Journals are bounded in size by the age of the entries, i.e. entries that are older than a set limit are cleared regularly.
Journals are accessed through
Each journal has its own journal identifier. Journals do not need to be explicitly created or removed by client code.
Creating journal entries
Journal entries have five fields:
id: Monotonically increasing unique identifier for the entry. It is assigned automatically when an entry is queued. An entry with a larger id is considered to have happened after entries with a smaller id.
journalId: Identifies the journal that the entry belongs to. Maximum length is 255 characters. May only contain lower-case letters (English alphabet), digits, underscores and dot characters.
creationDate: Point in time when the entry was created. It is assigned automatically when an entry is queued.
type: Type of the entry. This is a journal specific free-form field. Maximum length is 255 characters.
message: Message of the entry. This is a journal specific free-form field. Maximum length is 2047 characters.
Processing journal entries
Entries are processed by calling
JournalService#processEntries method. It has the following signature:
processEntries will call the given
entryProcessor function with at most
maxEntries entries which have the given
entryProcessor will in turn create an instance of
EntryProcessorResult that contains a
result value that is returned to the caller of
processEntries. Depending on
entryProcessor return value, four things can happen on next call to
EntryProcessorResult.success(result)causes none of the processed entries to be processed again.
EntryProcessorResult.partial(result, lastSuccessfulId)causes entries with an id larger than
lastSuccessfulIdto be processed again.
EntryProcessorResult.failure(result, failedEntryId)causes entries with an id equal to or larger than failedEntryId to be processed again.
- Throwing a
RuntimeExceptioncauses all the entries to be processed again.
Entries should be processed in small batches (i.e. small
maxEntries value) in order to reduce memory consumption during the processing. The following example shows how to process all the entries in batches. It also demonstrates how to ensure that already processed entries will not be processed again if a
RuntimeException is thrown when processing an entry.
JournalService also offers methods for retrieving current entries in the journal without removing them from journal (
peek), removing entries from journal without processing them (
reset) and counting the number of entries in the journal (
Usage in cluster
Each cluster node keeps track of the entries that have been processed on the same node. This means each entry is processed on all cluster nodes.
A compatibility library is available for plugins that want to use Journal Service but need to stay compatible with older Confluence versions. In older versions of Confluence (5.5 and earlier) entries are stored in main memory. This means that unprocessed entries will be forgotten during restart and that entries are only processed on the local node in a cluster.
In addition to maven dependency, the compatibility library depends on Journal Service on Confluence 5.6 and later, thus related packaged need to be dynamically imported in OSGi instructions section in the plugin pom.xml:
com.atlassian.confluence.journal.compat.JournalServiceFactory is the entry point to the compatibility library, and it can be used to get a JournalService instance:
Normally tests would invoke
JournalService#waitForRecentEntriesToBecomeVisible() after running code that added entries and before running code that needs to process those entries. If there are a lot of tests like this, the wait time can become significant. The following example code shows how to use the
com.atlassian.confluence.test.JournalManagerBackdoor service for temporarily disabling this wait. It should only be used in test code.


Fashion Entrepreneurship 2nd edition
Retail Business Planning
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Written by entrepreneurs, for entrepreneurs, Fashion Entrepreneurship: Retail Business Planning, 2nd Edition, serves as a step-by-step guide to starting a fashion retail business. In addition to exploring entrepreneurship, management, and market segmentation, the text covers tactical elements such as financial statements, cash flow, accessing capital, merchandising, and creating a store on the Web. Using a hypothetical business plan that builds progressively with each chapter, the book offers a real-world practical framework for building a successful retail venture and creating a business plan. Profiles of successful entrepreneurs and exercises allow readers to apply the process to their own concepts.
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How to Make a Sock Monkey
A sock monkey is an iconic toy that almost every child would love to have. To make this toy even more special for a deserving child, one can make their own using a few simple materials. You do not even need to be a very crafty person to create a beautiful toy.
- 1 pair of knee length socks
- Polyester toy stuffing
- Needle or sewing machine
- Thread (coordinate with the sock color)
- Fabric marking pen
- Buttons (if the monkey is for a young child, consider using embroidery thread)
1. Lay one inside out sock with the heel out flat and facing down. Find the center line of the foot from the toe to about an inch from the heel and mark it. Beginning at the toe, sew a seam 1/4" from the center line up the foot and then back down the other side. Carefully cut up the center line, creating the legs.
2. Turn sock right-side out and stuff the entire sock. Use needle and thread to sew around the neck area. Slightly cinch together to create a neck. Finish stuffing the head and sew the top together.
3. Using the second sock cut out pieces for the arms, mouth, tail and ears. The upper part can be cut into to pieces, seamed and stuffed to form the arms. The mouth is created by cutting off the heel and whip-stitching to the face while adding stuffing for shape. The tail is formed from a 1 inch strip with a rounded end. Seam the edges together and stuff. Cut 4 small ear shapes from the remainder of the sock, seam and stuff.
4. Attach the arms, tail and ears to the body. Sew on buttons for the eyes. Because small buttons can be a choking hazard for little children, consider using embroidery thread to stitch eyes when the toy is for a child under the age of 3. A smile can also be embroidered on the mouth.
5. A small hat can be made for the monkey using the toe of the second sock. Simply roll up the cut edge to create a small brim and tack to the monkey's head using a few small stitches.
If you would rather use the original red heel socks that most sock monkeys are made from, just do a Google search for "sock monkey socks" and you will find them.


What Is Per Unit Price?
In retail, unit price is the price for a single unit of measure of a product sold in more or less than the single unit.
The "unit price" tells you the cost per pound, quart, or other unit of weight or volume of a food package.
What is cost per unit?
The cost per unit is commonly derived when a company produces a large number of identical products. The cost per unit is derived from the variable costs and fixed costs incurred by a production process, divided by the number of units produced.
What does per unit mean?
Per unit is a way of expressing the value of a quantity in terms of a reference or base quantity. In a per unit system each system variable or quantity is normalized with respect to its own base value. Calculations are simplified because quantities expressed as per unit are the same regardless of the voltage level.
How much is a unit in sales?
Using Sales to Determine Price Per Unit
To find price per unit from the income statement, divide sales by the number of units or quantity sold to determine the price per unit. For example, given sales of $500,000 for the year and 40,000 units sold, the price per unit is $12.50 ($500,000 divided by 40,000).
What is unit list price?
Each price list line in a price list associates a product with a list price. The unit price is the calculated price of an item after a percentage adjustment or an absolute adjustment has been applied to the list price. The line price is the price for a given line item.


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Noun: hushing húsh-ing
 1. A fricative sound (especially as an expression of disapproval)
 "the performers could not be heard over the hushing of the audience";
 - hiss, hissing, fizzle, sibilation
Verb: hush húsh
 1. Become quiet or still; fall silent
 "hush my baby!"
 2. Cause to be quiet or not talk
 "Please hush the children in the church!";
 - quieten [Brit], silence, still, shut up, hush up
 3. Become quiet or quieter
 - quieten [Brit], quiet, quiesce, quiet down, pipe down
 4. (mining) wash by removing particles
 5. (mining) run water over the ground to erode (soil), revealing the underlying strata and valuable minerals
Derived forms: hushings
See also: hush up
Type of: change, change intensity, conquer, curb, inhibit, irrigate, lave, noise, stamp down, subdue, suppress, wash, water
Encyclopedia: Hushing
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Vermontville Township, Michigan
The Village of Vermontville is located within the township.
According to the United States Census Bureau, the township has a total area of 94.2 km² (36.4 mi²). 94.1 km² (36.3 mi²) of it is land and 0.2 km² (0.1 mi²) of it is water. The total area is 0.22% water.
As of the census2 of 2000, there are 2,100 people, 749 households, and 588 families residing in the township. The population density is 22.3/km² (57.8/mi²). There are 807 housing units at an average density of 8.6/km² (22.2/mi²). The racial makeup of the township is 97.29% White, 0.05% African American, 0.29% Native American, 0.43% Asian, 0.00% Pacific Islander, 0.38% from other races, and 1.57% from two or more races. 1.29% of the population are Hispanic or Latino of any race.
There are 749 households out of which 38.1% have children under the age of 18 living with them, 63.8% are married couples living together, 9.6% have a female householder with no husband present, and 21.4% are non-families. 17.5% of all households are made up of individuals and 8.4% have someone living alone who is 65 years of age or older. The average household size is 2.80 and the average family size is 3.15.
In the township the population is spread out with 30.3% under the age of 18, 6.5% from 18 to 24, 27.7% from 25 to 44, 25.4% from 45 to 64, and 10.1% who are 65 years of age or older. The median age is 36 years. For every 100 females there are 98.9 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there are 95.5 males.
The median income for a household in the township is $45,848, and the median income for a family is $51,167. Males have a median income of $38,971 versus $25,972 for females. The per capita income for the township is $17,998. 7.0% of the population and 5.1% of families are below the poverty line. Out of the total population, 8.2% of those under the age of 18 and 10.6% of those 65 and older are living below the poverty line.
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One of the inspirations for the painting was this 1897 painting of Laelaps by Charles Knight (_PHONE_). Knight was one of the founding figures of paleoart, working more than a century ago.
He started out by drawing living animals at the zoo, then studied animal anatomy and worked at the American Museum of Natural History. Despite obstacles like vision problems, he went on to paint many murals and illustrations reconstructing extinct life forms. His work has influenced several generations of artists and filmmakers throughout the 20th century.
Charles R. Knight: The Artist Who Saw Through Time
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Cutting PVC pipe with a string is an easy process; all you need is the right type of string, a small flame, and a pair of scissors. The key is to use a string that is not prone to melting – like waxed twine, kite string, or fishing line.
Start by measuring the length of string you need to cut the pipe, add an extra 10 inches, and thread the string through the pipe. Tie the ends of the string together, then tie it off to a stationary object, such as a pipe anchor.
To ensure the string won't slip off, wrap a couple of turns of electrical tape around it.
Next, use a small flame to slowly heat the pipe where the string is wrapped around. Keep it just hot enough to melt the plastic, but not so hot that it char or flames. You will see a split develop along the string's wraps, so adjust the flame as needed.
As the plastic melts, use a pair of scissors or pruning shears to cut through it. Once the pipe is cut through, you can use sandpaper to smooth out the edges. This process is simple, economical, and avoids the need to purchase PVC cutters or saws.
What is the tool to cut PVC pipe?
The best tool to cut PVC pipe is a handsaw. Handsaws have been used for centuries to effectively cut through a variety of materials, including PVC pipe. For best results, you'll want to purchase a good quality saw blade that is specifically designed for cutting plastics.
This will help ensure that your line is straight and even. When using a handsaw, it is important to make sure that the pipe is held securely in a rafter or vise so it doesn't move while you're cutting.
Safety glasses or a face shield should also be worn at all times to protect your eyes from any particles that may be created during the sawing process. Additionally, it may be helpful to use a framing square to help ensure straight cuts.
It is also possible to use a reciprocating saw, jigsaw, or an electric handsaw with a PVC cutting blade, however handsaws remain a popular choice owing to their versatility and affordability.
Can you cut threaded pipe?
Yes, you can cut threaded pipe. Depending on the material, you can use either a hacksaw, reciprocating saw, jigsaw, rotary cutting tools, or a small pipe cutter to achieve a clean cut. For steel and iron piping, a hacksaw should be used for precision cuts.
For plastic threaded pipe, a good quality jigsaw should provide the best results. When using a power saw, you'll need to use a drop cloth or other material to catch the cut away pieces so they don't fly around the room.
If you are using a pipe cutter, wrap the pipe in masking or painter's tape so that it doesn't slip in the cutter when you are trying to make your cut. Above all else, use safety glasses and gloves whenever you are cutting threaded pipe.
How do you cut a threaded pipe without ruining threads?
Cutting a threaded pipe without ruining the threads can be done using a few different methods.
The simplest method is to use a hand pipe threader. This tool has a pair of adjustable jaws that you place around the threaded portion of the pipe. Then, you use a file or a thread saw to carefully and slowly cut the pipe while inside the threader's jaws.
The threader will protect the threads, allowing you to make a clean, even cut.
If the cut is going to be near the end of the pipe, then using a hacksaw is a good option. Be sure to use a metal saw blade, and clamp the pipe securely to a workbench. This will help to keep the pipe from moving as you cut, allowing for a straight and accurate cut.
To further protect the threads from damage, you can wrap them in masking tape or a rag.
Finally, you can also use a pipe cutter to make the cut. A pipe cutter uses a sharp, hardened wheel to easily and accurately slice through pipes of various sizes. Be sure to adjust the cutter to the correct size for the pipe you're working with, and slowly guide it around the pipe to make the cut.
This is a good method if you don't have a threader or hacksaw handy.
How do you use a PVC wire cutter?
Using a PVC wire cutter is an easy and effective way to cut through PVC wires and pipes. Before you use the cutter, make sure to properly measure and mark the cut site. It is important to leave enough room to account for any adjustments that may be necessary after the cut is complete.
Once you are confident with the correct size, insert the blade of the PVC wire cutter into the cut area. Automated wire cutters usually require two hands to operate, so it may be helpful to use two hands for better leverage.
Use a slow steady motion to move the PVC wire cutter in a circular motion. If the cut is too rough, use sandpaper to fine sand the edges.
Once the PVC wire cutter has made it through the entire section of material, using a small rotary saw or chisel may be necessary. This will help to smooth out the cut area. After the cut is complete, inspect it to make sure the cut is even and free of any burrs or defects.
You can then glue or solder the pieces back together, or use the cut piece as part of your project.
Are PVC pipes easy to cut?
PVC pipes are relatively easy to cut, depending on the size of the pipe. Smaller PVC pipes can be cut using a simple handsaw or a PVC pipe cutting tool. For larger pipes, a chop saw or power saw works best.
Before sawing a PVC pipe, it is important to remember to wear safety glasses and to ensure the pipe is held securely in place. It is also important to ensure the blade used to cut the PVC pipe is sharp to allow for a cleaner, more accurate cut.
Can PVC pipe be cut with hacksaw?
Yes, PVC pipe can be cut with a hacksaw. This is one of the most convenient and cost-effective ways of cutting PVC pipe, as most people already have a hacksaw available in their home or workshop. There are several easy steps to follow to make the cutting process a success.
First, ensure that there is adequate ventilation in the room, as PVC can release toxic fumes when cut. Measure the PVC, draw a line with a marker at the desired length and then secure the PVC by using a vice or clamps to hold it in place.
Ensure that the blade of the hacksaw is sharp. Place the blade of the hacksaw at the mark and begin sawing slowly, without applying too much pressure. Continue cutting until you reach the opposite side of the line.
Sand the edges of the PVC with a sandpaper to make them smooth. The PVC can now be used for whatever project you have in mind.
Can you cut PVC pipe at Home Depot?
Yes, you can cut PVC pipe at Home Depot. Most stores offer pipe cutters that are designed specifically for cutting PVC pipe. These cutters are usually equipped with sharp blades that are designed to easily slice through the PVC pipe.
Some stores also offer mechanical saws that are specially designed to cut PVC pipe as well. Depending on the size of the pipe, Home Depot may offer a variety of pipe cutters that can help you achieve the perfect cut.
If you don't see the right tools available in the store, Home Depot staff can help you find the right size and type of cutter for your job.
Can you use a pipe cutter for PVC?
Yes, you can use a pipe cutter for PVC. Pipe cutters are specifically designed to make quick, clean cuts on multiple types of pipes, including PVC. They are an effective and safe way to cut PVC pipes without damaging them.
A pipe cutter has a circular cutting wheel at the tip that rotates as you tighten it to cut through the pipe. The blade will be drawn into the wheel and cut the pipe cleanly. When using a pipe cutter to cut PVC, it is important to rotate the blade several times or until the blade is fully embedded in the wheel to ensure a clean cut.
To prevent damage to the wheel, make sure you lubricate the edges of the pipe before you start cutting. Once you have finished cutting, be sure to replace the wheel and clean off any debris from the wheel before you store the pipe cutter.
Can I use a tubing cutter to cut PVC pipe?
Yes, you can use a tubing cutter to cut PVC pipe, but when doing so it is important to pay careful attention to the instructions for proper use of the tubing cutter for maximum efficiency and safety.
A tubing cutter is a device that is designed to easily and safely cut through tough materials such as PVC pipe. Using a tubing cutter is often the easiest way to cut PVC pipe as it will provide a clean, smooth cut without damaging the pipe, which can be difficult to accomplish without the proper tool.
To use the tubing cutter, first secure the plastic pipe in a vise. Make sure that the blade of the tube cutter is centered on the line that needs to be cut. Slowly tighten the knob of the tubing cutter until the blade digs into the plastic pipe and then rotate the tube cutter around the pipe while keeping the blade on the line.
Continue to tighten the knob slightly and rotate around the pipe until the cut is complete. After the


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- Dilute-Dense-Semi Dense Phase, Controls and Testing.
Dilute Phase Theory
Dilute phase pneumatic conveying systems, also know as suspension flow, operate on the principle that the solids will be suspended in the conveying line air stream. This is accomplished by metering product into a moving air stream. Dilute phase conveying velocities typically are greater than 3500 FPM and material to air ratios are less than 12 to 1. Individual particles in the air stream will have some separation by their suspension in the air stream.
Dense phase conveying:
Dense phase pneumatic conveying systems operate below the minimum suspension velocity and are characterized by product moving along the bottom of the pipe in slugs or a moving bed. Product is conveyed below its saltation velocity at high differential pressures. Conveying velocities are typically less than 2600 FPM and material to air ratios of up to 100 to 1 are possible. Interaction of the particles in a dense phase system is greater than in dilute phase systems.


Catholic churches in paris
How many Catholic churches are in Paris?
Since religion implies having places of worship, centuries of Catholicism have brought about no less than 50,000 churches in the French territory; the city of Paris alone almost has 200 of them!
What famous cathedral is found in Paris?
Notre-Dame de Paris
What is the most famous church in France?
Notre Dame de Paris
What is the oldest church in Paris?
The Church of Saint-Germain-des-Près is the city's oldest church and the very heart of the vibrant neighborhood.
Are most French Catholic?
Estimates of the proportion of Catholics range between 41% and 88% of France's population, with the higher figure including lapsed Catholics and " Catholic atheists". The Catholic Church in France is organised into 98 dioceses, which in 2012 were served by 7,000 sub-75 priests.
What percentage of Italy is Catholic?
Which church burned down in Paris?
Daily newspaper "20 Minutes" featured another heart-wrenching image of the cathedral ablaze with text, which translates to English as " Notre Dame Devastated." Another daily paper, "Le Parisien," will print the headline, "Our Lady of Tears" in French on their front page Tuesday.
What are the oldest buildings in Paris?
How many churches are in Paris?
197 churches
What is the oldest church in the world?
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Is Notre Dame a Catholic church?
What is the name of this famous monument in Paris?
the Eiffel Tower
What is the oldest part of Paris?


Dynamic Number of Rows in Repeating Group
I am trying to create a page where the user can select a number (1-10) from a drop down. Depending on the number they select, I want to show that many sections/rows in a repeating group (or something similar). So for example, if the user selects "2", the RG should only show 2 rows. I know I could probably do this by storing the "number of rows" in the database, but I was hoping to do this with states. Any advice on if this can be done or how to go about something like this?
In your rg data source, use :items until state#.
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Custom state on the page of type number. Let's call it rowsnumber.
The dropdown can have … say … 10 static numbers. Use the event "when inputs value changes" (this dropdown would be the input) set its value to the rownsnumber page custom state.
In the rg set 10 conditions when the page custom state rowsnumber is 1 … to 10 … to have the data source be of search things :items until # … and set that number to be the dropdown value.
That should do the trick :grinning:
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What happened in the 19th century?
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1. Joseph Gayetty invented toilet paper in 1857.
1.1. Gayetty was born in Massachusetts USA, and worked in New York
2. Another inventions
2.1. The telephone, which allowed people to communicate over long distances
2.2.. The modern light bulb
2.3. Photography
2.4. Braille printing.
3. Alfred Nobel
3.1. He invented dynamite in 1867.
3.2. He studied in Russia, excelling in the study of chemistry.
3.3. He experimented with different elements, eventually inventing not only dynamite but other explosives, was well
4. Why do humans use money?
4.1. After that, around 400 BC, the Greeks began to use salt as currency.
4.2. Between 700 and 500 BC, India and China began to use coins.
5. Capitalism
5.1. Use your money, or capital, to create even more money. The better you are at making your money grow, the more money you have. You can even become very wealthy. It depends on how you invest your money.
5.2. Capitalism as we know it really started during the Industrial Revolution around 1760 in England, and got much worse after the Second Industrial Revolution in 1870.
6. Nobel Prize
6.1. Nobel Prize began in 1901 and is given every year to leaders in various fields of science and literature.


text: Abstract Ventilator-dependent children are surviving longer and increasing in number. This qualitative study was undertaken to describe the impact of a ventilator-dependent child on 10 families and to describe the management styles used by the parents. In five families, the child remained hospitalized due to the disability while in the other five the child primarily lived at home. Three major themes in managing were elicited: barriers, resources, and parenting. Parents believed they should try to normalize their child's experiences, that interactions with health care professionals required negotiation and assertiveness, and that they needed some support person(s) outside of the family.


GUN Crack The first device identified as a pistol, a bamboo tube that used gunpowder to fire a spear, appeared in China around the year 1000 d.C. [4] [5] [6] [full citation needed]
GUN Torrent A first type of firearm (or portable pistol) is the fire spear, a tube filled with black powder attached to the ends of a spear and used as a flamethrower; The metal was sometimes placed in the barrel so that it would ignite with the flames. [6] [citation needed] [7] [citation needed] The first depiction of a gunpowder weapon is an illustration of a fire spear on the mid-10th century silk flag from Dunhuang. [8] De'an Shoucheng Lu, accountant of the siege of De'an in 1132, records that Song forces used firearms against jurists. [9]


Expressions used in Everyday Spoken English in Social and Professional contexts
shake on it
shake on it
1) shake hands in agreement
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 - let's shake on it
 - Analysis
 This phrase is usually one that is spoken. When you say 'let's shake on it' you are sealing a deal or shaling hands in order to formally agree on something. "Are we both happy with all of the terms here? I think we have a deal, let's shake on it." This is a friendly way of finalising an agreement or ending a negotiation.
 - Professional Examples (Basic)
 1. Buyer: "Would you accept 100 Euro for the goods?" Seller: "Okay, let's shake on it."
 2. After hours of negotiations, they shook hands on a deal worth millions of pounds. All that was left to do to make it official was to finalise the contract and have both parties sign it.
 - Social Examples (Basic)
 1. If we both agree, let's shake on it.
 2. Yari said he would pay me ten euro if his team lost, we shook on it and everything!
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