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Visiting Vienna in summer offers numerous advantages that make it an ideal time to explore the city. Here are some key advantages:
- Pleasant Weather: Vienna experiences mild to warm temperatures during the summer months, with average highs ranging from 20 to 25 degrees Celsius (68 to 77 degrees Fahrenheit). The comfortable weather allows for enjoyable outdoor activities and sightseeing without extreme heat or cold.
- Vibrant Outdoor Atmosphere: Vienna comes alive in summer with a vibrant outdoor atmosphere. Parks, gardens, and sidewalk cafés flourish, offering opportunities to relax, socialize, and soak up the lively ambiance. You can enjoy picnics, outdoor concerts, and cultural festivals that take place throughout the city.
- Extended Daylight Hours: Summer days in Vienna are longer, providing more daylight hours to explore the city's attractions. You'll have extra time to visit iconic landmarks, explore museums, or stroll through the charming streets and neighborhoods at your leisure.
- Beautiful Gardens and Parks: Vienna boasts stunning green spaces and meticulously maintained gardens. During summer, these parks are in full bloom, showcasing colorful flowers and lush foliage. The famous Schönbrunn Palace Gardens, the Burggarten near the Hofburg Palace, and the Stadtpark are just a few of the enchanting outdoor spaces to enjoy during your visit.
- Outdoor Events and Festivals: Summer in Vienna is a season of festivities. You can experience open-air concerts, music festivals, art exhibitions, and cultural events that take place in various locations across the city. The Vienna Jazz Festival, the Danube Island Festival, and the Film Festival at Rathausplatz are some highlights to look forward to.
- Outdoor Dining and Culinary Delights: Viennese cuisine is renowned for its delicious flavors and diverse culinary offerings. During summer, outdoor dining becomes even more enjoyable, with many restaurants and cafés offering al fresco seating. You can savor traditional Viennese dishes, delightful pastries, and refreshing beverages while enjoying the pleasant weather.
- River Cruises and Outdoor Recreation: The Danube River, which flows through Vienna, provides opportunities for leisurely river cruises and water activities. You can embark on a scenic boat tour, rent a bicycle to explore the Danube Island, or simply take a leisurely walk along the riverbanks, enjoying the picturesque views.
Visiting Vienna in summer allows you to experience the city at its liveliest, with pleasant weather, outdoor events, and beautiful surroundings. Take advantage of the season to immerse yourself in the rich culture, history, and charm that Vienna has to offer.


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The City of Hudson is partnering with the North East Ohio Regional Sewer District (NEORSD) to perform a drainage study of the Brandywine Creek and Brandywine Tributary watersheds. The goal of the study is to better identify and understand any local existing flooding or storm water related issues near downtown and other areas within the watershed and prioritize future capital improvement projects.
The study will evaluate the existing storm water infrastructure elements along Brandywine Creek, the Brandywine Creek Tributary and other local critical areas within the watershed. The study will catalog the existing infrastructure, generate a new hydrologic and hydraulic model of the infrastructure, develop and rank alternative solutions to mitigate any identified storm water flooding related problems and potential water quality improvements. The findings will then be compiled into a storm water master plan to be used for future planning and budgeting of capital improvement projects.
NEORSD is funding the study of the regional components of the Brandywine Creek Watershed as part of their Cuyahoga River South Stormwater Master Plan. The City is funding the portions of the study in the local storm system.
To help pay for part of the City's portion of the Brandywine Creek Watershed Study, the City secured funding from the Ohio Lake Erie Commission for a Lake Erie Protection Fund Small that will be used to partially fund the study. The City will also utilize the funds collected by NEORSD by the Hudson sewer customers to offset the remaining costs of this study.
The anticipated timeline for the completion of the report is in the Fall, 2018.
Should you have any questions or comments, please contact: Brad Kosco, P.E., P.S. Assistant City Engineer _PHONE_ Email

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GROW is the 2013 theme for the National FFA Organization. At Eastside High School, we take this theme seriously and hope to GROW our FFA chapter and the students' involvement at the school, county, region, state and national level.
Eastside High School FFA has taken this theme and included I GROW in such areas as leadership, community, and agriculture. Our students have been very busy this year and it does not look like we are slowing down anytime soon. Students have participated in different Career Development Events in areas such as Floral Design, Tractor Driving, Meats Judging, FFA Quiz, Creed Speaking Competition, Poultry, Wildlife, Livestock and Equine Judging. We have had several "Top 10" finishes and are proud of all of our contestants.
Students from the chapter have also participated in several leadership activities, starting in July with the Chapter Officer Leadership Training.
The students planned a Program of Activities for the year. The Program of Activities encompasses leadership, community service, fundraising, and agricultural awareness activities for the year. The POA is turned into the Georgia FFA Organization at the beginning of the year and the activities are followed by the chapter to improve community relations, leadership skills and raise awareness of FFA and agricultural activities in Newton County and beyond.
In April, the Eastside FFA chapter will be attending the Georgia State Convention held in Macon. Our chapter will be spending several hours during the convention to help with boxing up canned and boxed goods for distribution to local food banks in the Macon area.
Prior to the convention, chapter members are encouraged to bring in canned and boxed goods for this community service project.
Recently, we were privileged to be able to donate some fresh fall vegetables from our greenhouse and garden to the Rainbow House. The Rainbow House is a homeless shelter that helps people in Newton County. The chapter donated turnip greens, collards, beets and radishes to the food kitchen.
We hope to be able to raise some summer vegetables in our garden to donate in the Newton County area this spring. These will include tomatoes and peppers.
We continue to GROW in our community and hopefully in Newton County residents minds.


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00:00 in the caption file aligns with the first frame of your sequence, no matter what time code the sequence starts at, I.e. the caption file time codes are not linked to the sequence time codes. See this diagram for a visual explanation.
 If your FCP sequence starts at 00:59:50:00 and the first caption is supposed to appear at 01:00:01:00, the first caption time in MacCaption should be 00:00:11:00, because the caption appears 11:00 seconds after the first frame of the sequence. If you incorrectly set the caption time code at 01:00:01:00 in MacCaption, the first caption will not appear until 01:59:51:00!
 The easiest way to work around this issue is to make sure your proxy/reference movie (for time stamping) includes the whole sequence from the very first frame (including any leaders which are on the timeline), and that the Movie Time in MacCaption/CaptionMaker is set to start at 00:00:00:00. This will ensure that everything syncs up both in MacCaption and in FCP.
 Another way to work with this in MacCaption is to have your Movie Time start at the FCP sequence start time (e.g. 01:00:00:00), and also have the captions match up with this movie time (e.g. first dialog in movie is at 01:00:01:00, and the first caption is at 01:00:01:00). In this case, when you export the QuickTime CC track, you MUST enable the checkbox called "Use Movie Time to position captions at 00:00:00:00". That checkbox should always be checked if the captions are timed relative to the movie's time code track instead of relative to 00:00:00:00.
 Note that the FCP generated leader options in the Edit to Tape/Print to Video dialog (such as FCP's bars & tone, countdown, etc.) DO NOT count towards the sequence time code. The caption track will start when the actual sequence starts to play. However, any bars/leaders/etc. which are in the sequence DO count towards the sequence time code.
 One more note about FCP: If the caption file is shorter in duration than the sequence, FCP will start to loop the captions from the beginning when it reaches the end of the caption file. This sometimes shows up as the first captions from the start of the movie start playing during the ending credits or during the tail after the movie. If you did not caption anything during the credits, the last caption in your project ends before the FCP sequence does, so the captions start to loop. The solution is simple: The caption file must be longer (or at least just as long) as the FCP sequence. You can fix this by putting a blank caption at the end of your project, and make sure that blank caption's time is at or after the end of the FCP sequence.
 - My first caption was cut off or appears late.
 Pop-on captions need a few seconds to pre-load the data before the caption actually appears. If you have a caption that starts very close to the start of the program or a cut point, the data for that caption might get cut off and the caption won't appear. See the "lowest limit" feature in the manual for more information. The workaround is to either set the lowest limit, or make the first caption in paint-on mode (which requires far less time to pre-load a caption).
 - Transcription issues: How to do it, speech recognition options, etc.
 There is no special trick to transcription. It is by far the most time-consuming aspect of the closed captioning/subtitling process. But, there are methods that ensure that you are transcribing in the most efficient way possible. Below are a few methods to transcribe a video.
 Use a Video File
 If you are not already doing so, make sure that you are using a video file, and not videotape, as your video source. Trying to transcribe from a tape can wear out your tape deck, and you'll spend too much time starting and stopping the tape.
 USB Foot Pedal
 A very popular tool for transcribing is a USB Foot Pedal. The VPedal is a tool that allows you to control QuickTime, Windows Media Video, and a number of other types of digital media. You can start, stop, rewind, and fast-forward your digital video with your foot, while typing directly into your word processor. What makes the foot pedal method so efficient is that you never have to take your hands off the keyboard. Eventually, you're able to get into a rhythm with your hands and foot so that you are constantly typing.
 Speech Recognition Software
 Speech Recognition Software has advanced greatly in the past few years, and has become a reliable transcription tool. The transcription method using speech-recognition employs "shadow speaking", whereby the user repeats what he or she hears in the video into a microphone. Before you use any type of speech-recognition software, such as Dragon Naturally Speaking or MacSpeech, you'll need to train with the software. This usually consists of reading stories provided by the software. After you've read a story, the software analyzes your voice and compares it to the text in the story. You'll also need to practice the technique of shadow speaking, which isn't difficult but takes time to get good at.
 At this time, there is no technology that can reliably take a video or audio file and automatically transcribe all of the text without human intervention. Speaker-independent speech recognition systems typically achieve around 60-70% accuracy, whereas 90-95% accuracy is the minimum for closed captioning.
 Transcription Service
 Often, it is more cost-effective to simply pay a service to transcribe your material. Transcription is faster and much less expensive than farming out the whole captioning process, so you can still save time and money by doing the captioning steps in-house. There are many online services that allow you to upload an.mp3 and they will provide you with a text transcription within a day. Ideally, you should be able to find a local individual whom you can trust for quick and accurate transcription.
 - How do I monitor my HD captions?
 See this white paper about the different options for monitoring HD closed captions. Basically, you can't monitor HD captions via HDMI or component outputs. The only baseband HD video that carries closed captions is HD-SDI. Also, most devices (except for the Matrox MXO2 and AJA FS-1) do not preserve the captions when down-converting HD to SD. You need an HD-SDI device that can decode HD (CEA-708) captions. Not all monitoring devices follow the complete CEA-708 spec, so the captions may not always appear exactly as intended.
 - How do I down-convert HD video with captions to SD without losing the captions?
 Only a few hardware devices (such as the Matrox MXO2 and the AJA FS-1) can preserve the closed captioning when down/up-converting a video. For other devices, you must use a separate workflow or separate output step to create the SD video with closed captions. For example, if you have a HD sequence in FCP, you can render this into a SD sequence and then use the SD captioning workflow. Or, you can print to SD tape (taking advantage of hardware down-convert), then capture SD back in and caption it using the SD workflow.
 See the AJA / Blackmagic / Matrox workflow pages for more info.
 - My Sony HD deck won't record HD video with closed captions.
 By default, most Sony HD decks are factory set to not record VANC Line 9 where the HD closed captions are stored. You must go into the deck setup or maintenance menu and look for the "VANC Packet RX" setting. This should be set to: VANC Line 9, DID 61, SDID 01. The exact menu depends on your deck. See this page for some of the settings we know, or please contact Sony for more information.
 XDCAM EX (solid state) and HDV decks do not support closed captioning.
 - My.CAP file is not working.
 Several different kinds of files have the same extension of.CAP. If the file isn't working then you are probably trying to import or export the wrong type. If you drag & drop the file into the text area, the software will automatically determine the right file type to import.
 If you need to export a.cap but you don't know what kind, try to determine if the file is supposed to be a CaptionMaker project file (.cap), Cheetah caption file (.cap), or NCI caption file (.cap). There are some other rare.cap formats as well.
 CaptionMaker.cap files are opened/saved in CaptionMaker using the File > Open and Save commands, whereas the other types are imported/exported using the File > Import and Export commands.
 MacCaption cannot open CaptionMaker.cap project files, but it can open the other types of.cap files. To move projects between the two platforms, we recommend using the Ultech.ult import/export for caption files, or the DVDSP.stl import/export for subtitle files. So if you have a CaptionMaker.cap file, open it in CaptionMaker (you can use your MacCaption dongle to run CaptionMaker and vice versa), and then export the captions as a Ultech.ult file to import into MacCaption


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CPS is formally equivalent to SSA, is it not? What are advantages of using CPS over SSA?
It's not equivalent, but share some aspects. CPS straight forward semantics, but a semantic for SSA must carry path history along as phi-nodes have no local meaning (you must know where you came from).
I never really understood the big deal about SSA as it's just a really weak version of models from the functional world. (Disclaimer: I've worked on both sides of the fence).
Some discussion of the relative strengths and weaknesses here, with references: _URL_
(Including to the paper here, incidentally.)
See _URL_ for an in-depth comparison from a compiler hacker experienced with both styles of IR.
A summary is that there is no advantage to CPS, since it is SSA with a scope nesting requirement that gets in the way of some beneficial transformations.
This is an area where the compiler and programming language communities often seem to be talking past each other. In the post you linked, Weeks is talking about CPS and SSA as the datastructures manipulated by optimization algorithms. CPS is interesting primarily as a language in the formal sense of assigning semantics to programs. Whether you choose to represent those programs naively as a tree structure or with an efficient graph representation as in SSA, you're still using CPS.
This paper is really good because, unlike a lot of compiler literature, it treats both semantics and term representation.
Although I take your point about CPS in other disciplines, TFA advocates compiling with continuations. A criticism of its suitability for compilation would seem to be relevant.
Sure, and Weeks is totally correct regarding tree vs. flat representations, but I think identifying CPS with the former and SSA with the latter is misleading. The scoping discipline (respectively, dominator tree) is part of the language whether you represent it as subtrees or leave it implicit.
It would be more accurate to say that SSA is a particularly efficient data structure for representing a subset of CPS terms.
The last paragraph of the paper briefly touches on that:
This paper would not be complete without a mention of Static Single Assignment form (SSA), the currently fashionable intermediate representation for imperative languages. As is well known, SSA is in some sense equivalent to CPS (Kelsey 1995) and to ANF (Appel 1998). Its focus is intra-procedural optimization (as with ANF, it's necessary to renormalize when inlining functions, in contrast to CPS) and there is a large body of work on such optimizations. Future work is to transfer SSA-based optimizations to CPS. We conjecture that CPS is a good fit for both functional and imperative paradigms.
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password is 'project'"/>
On the other side, the LoginViewModel implements the Login property. Notice that this is 2-way binding, so any changes made to the text in the txtLogin element will reflect immediately in the Login property in the LoginViewModel. And any changes in the Login property will affect the text in the txtLogin element.
public string Login
{
 get { return login; }
 set {
 login = value;
 OnPropertyChanged("Login");
 EnterCanExecute = login.Length > 0 && password.Length > 0;
 LoginEmpty = (login.Length == 0);
 }
}
It's also worth mentioning that the setter in the above property has three different notifications: one notification for the Login property itself, another one for the EnterCanExecute property, and the last one for the LoginEmpty property. You may wonder: why do I need all these notifications? The reason is that, instead of explicitly enabling/disabling an element's properties based on the login textbox, we want to take advantage of the MVVM pattern. The EnterCanExecute property enables/disables the Enter button, and the LoginEmpty property determines whether the yellow asterisk at the right side of the textbox should be visible or not.
As for the buttons, the following code shows that the XAML defines two bindings: one to define which command the button will execute, and another for determining whether the button should be enabled or disabled.
<Button x:Name="btnEnter" Grid.Column="0"
 Content="Enter" Margin="5"
 sc:ButtonService.Command="{Binding Path=EnterCommand}"
 IsEnabled="{Binding Path=EnterCanExecute}" Click="btnEnter_Click"
 ToolTipService.ToolTip="Login is 'Code' and password id 'Project'"/>
The Exam View
ExamView
Figure 4: The Exam View
As well explained by Katka Vaughan in her Silverlight YouTube Jukebox article, unfortunately, Silverlight lacked a control where you could host HTML content in your application, until the release of Silverlight 4 Beta (remember that this article deals with Silverlight 3 only). And even in Silverlight 4, you could only use WebBrowser or HtmlBrush while working on Silverlight Out Of Browser applications. But fortunately for us, DivElements company provides the HtmlHost control for free, and it works with in-browser applications, even with Silverlight 3.
The HtmlHost control is very simple to use. Notice in the Figure 5 below how we implemented the HtmlHost element, setting the SourceHtml property to a binding to the CurrentSourceHtml property on the ViewModel side:
<Border Name="HtmlHostContainer" Grid.Row="1" Grid.Column="1" Background="Transparent">
 <Border>
 <Border.Background>
 <ImageBrush ImageSource="/Images/ScreenBackground.png"
 AlignmentX="Left" AlignmentY="Top" Opacity="100" Stretch="Uniform"/>
 </Border.Background>
 <divtools:HtmlHost SourceHtml="{Binding Path=CurrentSourceHtml}">
 </divtools:HtmlHost>
 </Border>
</Border>
Figure 5: How the HtmlHost control was used in the ExamView.xaml file
The HTML we want to put inside the HtmlHost control is just the JavaScript statements needed to run the Youtube Player. As seen in Figure 6 below, we used a helper class named QuestionConverter, to provide a set of functionalities, including the HTML necessary to run the Youtube Player with the correct YouTube video for the current question:
StringBuilder html = new StringBuilder();
html.AppendLine(" <SCRIPT type='text/javascript'> ");
html.AppendLine(" function onYouTubePlayerReady(playerId) {");
html.AppendLine(" alert('onYouTubePlayerReady!');");
html.AppendLine(" }");
html.AppendLine(" </SCRIPT>");
html.AppendLine("<object id=\"myytplayer\" width='322' " +
 "height='270' bgcolor='#000000' disabled='true'>");
html.AppendLine(string.Format(" <param name='movie' " +
 "value='_URL_ +
 "color1=0x2b405b&color2=0x6b8ab6&border=1'>",
videoCode));
html.AppendLine("</param>");
html.AppendLine(string.Format(" <embed src='_URL_ +
 "v/{0}&rel=0&color1=0x000000&color2=0x808080&border=0" +
 "&autoplay=1&enablejsapi=1&playerapiid=ytplayer'",
videoCode));
html.AppendLine(" type='application/x-shockwave-flash' " +
 "wmode='transparent' bgcolor='#000000' " +
 "width='315' height='265'></embed>");
html.AppendLine("</object>");
return html.ToString();
Figure 6: How we build the JavaScript tags to fill in the HtmlHost control
You can learn more from the Youtube Player API here.
HtmlHost
Figure 7: YouTube plug-in embedded in the HtmlHost control
There's one more important thing about the the Exam View: usually, the YouTube player shows advertisement links and links to other YouTube videos. In order to ensure the correct use of YouGrade, the user is not supposed to click such links and navigate away from the Silverlight application. I tried to use some "enabled=false" property on YouTube's JavaScript side, but I didn't find such a property. After some attempts and errors, fortunately, I ended up creating a HtmlHostContainer border element with a transparent background, which covers the HtmlHost that hosts the video player:
<Border Name="HtmlHostContainer" Grid.Row="1" Grid.Column="1" Background="Transparent">
 <Border>
 <Border.Background>
 <ImageBrush ImageSource="/Images/ScreenBackground.png"
 AlignmentX="Left" AlignmentY="Top" Opacity="100" Stretch="Uniform"/>
 </Border.Background>
 <divtools:HtmlHost Name="htmlHost" IsHitTestVisible="False"
 SourceHtml="{Binding Path=CurrentSourceHtml}">
 </divtools:HtmlHost>
 </Border>
</Border>
Custom Button Control
As a little XAML exercise, I decided to create a custom button with a nice look, which I called the "Green Button". It's a circular button which looks somewhat plastic, with a light effect on the top and a shadow effect on the bottom. At the center, you can choose which image you are using for the button. That's why the buttons on the ExamView are the same control. The only difference is the central image, as seen in Figure 9 below.
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Figure 9: Different images applied to the Custom Button control
While reading some books about Silverlight, some authors gave me advice to create a new Silverlight Class Library project and put the controls there.
In order to create the custom button, I had to first implement the button itself, which inherits from the Control class:
using System;
using System.Net;
using System.Windows;
using System.Windows.Controls;
using System.Windows.Documents;
using System.Windows.Ink;
using System.Windows.Input;
using System.Windows.Media;
using System.Windows.Media.Animation;
using System.Windows.Shapes;
using System.Windows.Controls.Primitives;
namespace YouGrade.Silverlight.Controls
{
 [TemplateVisualState(Name = "Normal", GroupName = "ViewStates")]
 [TemplateVisualState(Name = "Highlighted", GroupName = "ViewStates")]
 public class GreenButton : Button
 {
 public static readonly DependencyProperty ImageContentProperty =
 DependencyProperty.Register("ImageContent", typeof(object),
 typeof(GreenButton), null);
 public static readonly DependencyProperty TextProperty =
 DependencyProperty.Register("Text", typeof(string),
 typeof(GreenButton), null);
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Definition of Jolling
1. joll [v] - See also: joll
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"... of the ever-jolling Bay of Fundy, to the shores of New Brunswick, while seven Nova Scotian counties lie in sight near by...."
2. A Complete Practical Treatise on Criminal Procedure, Pleading, and Evidence by John Frederick Archbold, John Jervis, William Newland Welsby, Thomas Whitney Waterman (1853)
"jolling, Ib. 525. Though different opinions appear to have been formerly entertained upon tho point, whether in tho case of burglary in the hired apartment..."
3. An Historical Review of the Constitution and Government of Pennsylvania by Richard Jackson, Benjamin Franklin (1759)
"... they began the fame Year to carry into Execution, by cajolling fome Corporations, and forcing others.by..."
4. Life, Letters, and Literary Remains, of John Keats by John Keats (1848)
"... Whose glass once up can never be got back, Who prov'st, with jolling arguments and bitter, That 'tis of modern use to travel in a litter...."
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Definition of Common broom
1. Noun. Deciduous erect spreading broom native to western Europe; widely cultivated for its rich yellow flowers.
Exact synonyms: Cytisus Scoparius, Green Broom, Scotch Broom
Group relationships: Cytisus, Genus Cytisus
Generic synonyms: Broom
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1. Trees and Shrubs: An Abridgment of the Arboretum Et Fruticetum Britannicum by John Claudius Loudon (1875)
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2. An Encyclopædia of Trees and Shrubs: Being the Arboretum Et Fruticetum by John Claudius Loudon (1842)
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The Cyprus Institute (CyI) has received a Digital Technology Development Award in climate sensitive infectious disease modelling by the prestigious Wellcome Trust foundation in the UK. The project is led by Dr Kamil Erguler of CyI's Climate and Atmosphere Research Center (CARE-C) and focuses on the impact of climate change on the spread and abundance of mosquitoes and other insect vectors of human diseases.
"VEClim" project aims to develop a computational tool that can assess the risk of transmission of such diseases in the future, aiding targeted vector and disease management. The project has a duration of five years and a budget of over half million Euros. It is the first such award the Wellcome Trust has ever made directly to a Cypriot institution.
Climate warming changes the habitable zones of disease-carrying insects that originate in the tropics, such as the notorious tiger mosquito, to countries where cold winter conditions previously prevented their spreading. This in turn increases the risk of transmission of diseases such as Dengue, Chikungunya and West Nile fever. CyI has been among the first to develop computational models of complex life activities that can predict the habitat suitability and abundance of disease vectors that are sensitive to environmental factors and climate change.
The models and predictions produced by the researchers will be made available to the public, policy makers and other stakeholders. A repository of climate relevant risk assessment tools will be developed through the high-performance supercomputing environment of CyI, providing a user-friendly, interactive web-based geographic information and decision support platform. The predictions will inform the public and contribute to global-to-local strategies of vector management, and help with efficient, cost-effective, and ecologically sound and sustainable vector control measures to put a stop to infectious disease spreading.


How do impact windows work?
Impact windows are made of laminated glass and contain an interlayer that is formed by bonding two pieces of glass together with a plastic film called polyvinyl butyral (PVB). The interlayer is placed between the two layers and then passed through rollers. It is then heated to approximately 158 °F (70 °C), which forms the initial bond. When impact windows are struck by extreme winds and debris, the glass may crack, but the window will not break apart, because it is still being held together by the interlayer.
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one of the commonest minerals, silicon dioxide, SiO2, having many varieties that differ in color, luster, etc., and occurring either in masses (as agate, bloodstone, chalcedony, jasper, etc.) or in crystals (as rock crystal, amethyst, citrine, etc.): the chief constituent of sand and sandstone, and an important constituent of many other rocks. It is piezoelectric and used to control the frequencies of radio transmitters.
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The Port Arthur, Duluth and Western Railway (PADW) is a defunct Canadian railway that operated in Northwestern Ontario.
The PADW was built in 1889 by investors interested in extracting the mineral and timber wealth of the Whitefish River Valley, Silver Mountain Range and beyond into the Gunflint Range.
The line originated at Port Arthur in the east, ran through Fort William and onward to the Canada–United States border. The PADW was constructed with the intention of connecting to an affiliated railroad in Minnesota to provide a route to Duluth, however this section was not built.
The PADW was abandoned in sections, and fully closed in 1938.


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Question: What Is a Look Back Period? What Is the Look Back Period for a DUI in Alabama?
Answer: In DUI jurisprudence, the look back period is the term used in how far back a sentencing court can look at a person's record to determine the number of prior DUI convictions they have to then be used to increase the person's sentence if they're convicted or plead guilty. In Alabama, the current law as of July 2018 says that a court can look back ten (10) years for mandatory sentence enhancement; however, a sentencing court can look at a person's entire lifetime record from a discretionary standpoint. In terms of the look back period, you go by the date of conviction not by the date of arrest to determine the number of convictions within the look back period. → Right-click here to download the audio for this question.
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Why does my mic keep muting itself windows 10
A lot of Windows 10 customers comordinary that the microphone keeps muting itself. It is annoying to encounter the mute microphone Windows 10 concern. Are you still struggling to settle the issue? This write-up of MiniTool explores the top 5 troubleshooting techniques.
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The microphone is exceptionally necessary specifically for those who want to play games, attend online interviews and webinars. However before, you might enrespond to assorted concerns favor Microphone Auto Adjusting, Astro A10 Mic not working, Rainbow Six Siege Voice chat not functioning, and also the one questioned here.
Why microphone keeps muting itself? According to a survey, the mute microphone Windows 10 could occur because of the improper sound settings or outdated audio tool driver. In enhancement, the third-party apps and services can dispute via your microphone.
Now, let's check out exactly how to deal with Windows 10 mute microphone.
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Many kind of users reported that volume Mixer won't open up Windows 10. Are you additionally troubled by this issue? The post will certainly carry out you via a number of methods to solve it.
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Solution 1. Modify the Modern Settings of Your Microphone
The microphone keeps muting itself if the sound settings are configured imcorrectly. To fix the issue, follow the procedures listed below to modify the settings:
Tip 1. Right-click the Speaker icon at the bottom of the alert display and select Sound from the elevated menu.
Tip 2. Navigate to the Communications tab inside the Sound manage panel home window. Then choose the Do nopoint option When Windows detects interaction activity.
Step 3. Click on Apply to execute these transforms. After that, you deserve to inspect if the microphone keeps muting itself. If the problem still persists, keep analysis the actions below.
Tip 4. Navigate to the Recording tab inside the Sound manage panel aget, and also then pick the microphone and click on the Properties switch.
Tip 5. Go to the State-of-the-art tab and untick the checkbox beside Allow applications to take exclusive regulate of this device.
Step 6. Click on Apply to execute the procedure.
Now, check if the Windows 10 mute microphone problem is solved. If the technique stops working to work-related, move on to the adhering to methods.
Equipment 2. Change the Layout of Your Microphone
Some individuals reported that changing the format of your microphone deserve to settle the issue. You may have actually a try. For that:
Step 1. Open the Sound control panel aget though the over strategy, and also then select the mute microphone and also click on Properties.
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Tip 2. Go to the State-of-the-art tab and choose the format of other 16-little options from the drop-dvery own list.
Step 3. Click on Apply to conserve the transforms.
Equipment 3. Sheight the Svcorganize.exe Processes
Microphone keeps muting itself when malicious software application is inferring with your microphone. Svcorganize.exe is among the many prevalent procedures that can bring about microphone mutes. If the svcorganize.exe is consuming more than 30% CPU or memory, it is exceptionally likely that the process throws the trouble.
Here's a quick guide to speak the procedure.
Step 1. Press Ctrl + Change + Esc secrets to open Task Manager, and then navigate to the Details tab and also align your processes in alphabetical order.
Step 2. Check if the svchost.exe procedures are consuming high CPU intake. If it is, you have to kill these procedures.
Tip 3. Type cmd in the search bar, and also then right-click the Command Prompt application and also choose Run as administrator.
Step 4. In the elevated window, form the adhering to command and hit Enter to kill all these svchold.exe processes.
taskkill /F /PID #### (Replace the #### with the 4 numbers under the PID column in Task Manager)
Now, inspect if the mic keeps muting itself or not.
Equipment 4. Upday the Microphone Device Driver
As discussed in the over, an outdated sound driver is also responsible for mute microphone Windows 10. To settle the concern, you deserve to try updating the driver by adhering to the measures below:
Step 1. Right-click the Start button and select Device Manager from the context menu.
Step 2. Expand the Sound, video and also game controllers category, and then right-click the audio device that needs to update and also select Upday Driver.
Step 3. Select the Search instantly for updated driver software option. Then follow the on-screen prompts to complete this update. After that, Windows will automatically any kind of available updated driver and also install it for you.
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Tip: Conversely, you can downpack the sound tool driver from the manufacturer"s website and install it on your computer
Systems 5. Perdevelop a Clean Boot
It is incredibly possible that your third-party applications or services are dispute with the microphone driver. In this case, you deserve to percreate a clean boot to inspect if tright here are any conflicting programs and uninstall them. Here you deserve to describe this post "How to Clean Boot Windows 10 and Why You Need to Do So".
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Contractural arachnodactyly (CA)
Congenital contractural arachnodactyly (CA) also known as 'Fawn calf syndrome' was first identified in Victoria in 1998.
The condition causes development defects within the calves, which are typically born alive, with most surviving to maturity. CA calves appear visibly abnormal with restricted movement caused by reduced elasticity of the connective tissue. Calves will display restricted movement within their front legs, their hind legs will be set back behind them (hyperextension) and will display an upward arching of their spine.
The visible symptoms of the condition become increasingly difficult to detect as the animal grows and the ability for these features to improve over time, is an important characteristic of diagnosing the condition.
CA is controlled by a simple recessive mutation.
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JetBrains Rider 2021.1 Help
Find Actions and Options
Help | Find Action...
You can also find and navigate to JetBrains Rider preferences by name, and even change preferences with boolean values right in the popup menu.
Find and execute actions or find and change preferences
 1. Do one of the following:
 - Press Ctrl+Shift+A.
 - While the focus is in the editor, press Alt+Enter.
 - In the main menu, choose Help | Find Action...
 2. Start typing the name of an action or setting, or try any related words. For example, you can type property to find actions related to type members:
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 For preferences of boolean type, you can press Enter to change value or press Shift+Enter to open the corresponding settings page; for preferences of other types, press Enter to open the settings page.
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 1. Press Ctrl+Alt+S or choose File | Settings (Windows and Linux) or JetBrains Rider | Preferences (macOS) from the menu, then choose Keymap on the left.
 2. Click The Find Action by Shortcut icon to the right of the search field.
 3. When the Find Shortcut dialog appears, press the shortcut.
 4. The list of actions will narrow down to only show actions available with this shortcut.
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Mushrooms grown on mulch made from bay and eucalyptus leaves experience changes in flavour and, to a small degree, in colour, while those grown on bay leaves are better in quality. These are the results of a study carried out by Argentinean researchers, some of whom are working for the Public University of Navarre (UPNA). The objective is to make use of waste generated by the essential oils industry.
"A panel of experts has confirmed that the mushrooms we grew on bay leaf and eucalyptus mulch were more brown in colour, had a more 'mushroomy' taste and were more spongy than those grown in traditional ways," says Alejandra Omarini, lead author of the study and a researcher who has recently joined the UPNA's Genetics and Microbiology Research Group.
The aim of the study, which has been published this month in the International Journal of Food Science & Technology, was to evaluate use of waste products from the essential oils industry in producing edible mushrooms. Through their study, the scientists showed that bay and eucalyptus mulch change the sensory qualities -- i.e. the smell, taste and texture -- of the mushrooms.
As there is almost no information available on evaluation of the sensory qualities of edible mushrooms, the team set up a panel of experts to define and compare the attributes of two species -- Pleurutus ostreatus (oyster mushrooms) the second most commonly cultivated and eaten mushroom worldwide, and Polyporus tenuiculus, a wild edible mushroom that could potentially be produced on a commercial basis.
This group of experts showed for the first time that the sensory attributes of these two species "clearly" set them apart from others, seven if they are grown using traditional mulch. The experts felt that Polyporus tenuiculus scored more highly than Pleurutus ostreatus in terms of the intensity of its "cereal" taste, colour, firmness, fibrousness and sponginess, while the oyster mushroom had a unique acidic flavour and tang, according to the scientists.
Adding bay and eucalyptus
The researchers grew the mushrooms on mulch made from the residues left after extracting the essential oils from bay and eucalyptus leaves, as well as farming waste (wheat straw).
The bay leaf waste proved the best, since there was not only a good crop yield, but the mushrooms produced were of better quality, according to the panel of experts.
The verdict of the "expert judges" was that the mushrooms grown on eucalyptus and bay had a more intense brown colour, as well as an increase in their acidity, their characteristic "mushroomy" flavour and their sponginess, although the intensity of bitterness and firmness was lower.
The study was carried out by the Biotechnology Research Institute at the General San Martín National University (Argentina).
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Infacol Wind Drops 30Ml
Item Code: 006379
- infacol wind drops is an effective method of treating wind in babies and infants.
- Always read the label.
- Use only as directed.
- If symptoms persist consult your healthcare professional.
- Do not use if cap and/or bottle seals are missing or broken.
- Simethicone, Saccharin Sodium, Sorbic Acid, Ethanol, Purified water.
- Do not exceed 12 doses per day.
- 1 month to 2 years: 0.2mL added to bottle or directly into the baby's mouth before breast feeding.
- After feeding, wind infant normally.
- Ask your pharmacist for advice before using this product for the first time in infants under 6 months, Over 2 years: 0.4mL given four times daily (after meals and at bedtime).


The Pleasure of Friction
Miriam Rasch (Speaker)
Activity: Talk or presentationInvited talkIn the webinar 'The Pleasure of Friction' Miriam Rasch poses the question how we can resist an increasingly 'frictionless' society, filled with smart devices, communicative automation, and ubiquitous surveillance. Moreover, is it possible to do so in a joyful way? If we want to change something in our dealings with technology, it will help if the alternatives have something pleasurable to offer. What can we learn from writers and philosophers from the past and present about maintaining a positive outlook on friction?
Period24 Sep 2020
Event titleFuture Based
Event typeConference
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The Radiology Secretary:
- Receives and/or schedules patients for Radiology, MRI, Ultrasound, CT Scanning, Echocardiography, Mammography, Dexascan and Nuclear Medicine.
- May be called upon to answer phones, perform order entry, exam scheduling, receive patients, contact physician's offices and assume the technical assistant role.
- Completion of basicmedical terminology program preferred and willingness to expand vocabulary becoming familiar with radiology terminology.
- One year experience in a healthcare organization demonstrating business office functions preferred.
- Demonstrate basic computer and keyboard knowledge and skills; proficiency with word processing;typing proficiency minimum is 45 wpm.
- Demonstrated customer service skills – professional telephone and email skills, ability to interview patients with tact, patience and efficiency.
- Ability to prioritize duties and work as part of a team, work independently with minimal supervision and perform duties in a busy environment, working under pressure with time constraints using tact and diplomacy.
- Good written, oral, organizational and interpersonal skills, accurate spelling, grammar, arithmetic and English usage.
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How to make an egg salad not smell
Eggs can taste delicious if cooked properly to stop the smell.
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An egg salad whether on its own or in a sandwich is easy to make and can taste delicious but the smell can be off-putting. Eggs can produce a sulphuric smell caused by over cooking. These egg proteins can become over coagulated and this creates an excess of hydrogen sulphide, which causes the eggy smell.
Fortunately, there are a few simple steps to prevent this from happening.
Place the eggs in a saucepan of cold water so that they are fully submerged. Add 2 teaspoons of white vinegar and bring the water up to a simmering point. Continue to simmer for 7 minutes. The vinegar will neutralise the odour without affecting the taste of the eggs.
 - Place the eggs in a saucepan of cold water so that they are fully submerged.
Remove the saucepan from the heat and remove the eggs. Submerge the eggs in the bowl of cold water and leave for 2 minutes. The cold water stops eggs from continuing to cook inside their shells and prevents the yolk from turning a dark greyish or green colour. Discoloured yolks are a result of a reaction that increases the sulphur smell.
Peel the eggs to remove the shells. Store the eggs, covered in the fridge until you are ready to make the rest of your salad.
To remove any lingering smells from your kitchen, boil a saucepan of water with 1 teaspoon of vinegar for 5 minutes. Discard the water. The smell of vinegar will disappear quickly.


Are rhumb lines ever used by an FMS as leg paths for RNP/RNAV? If so, what arinc 424 leg type would use them?
No. The FMS does not use rhumb lines.
All RNP/RNAV flight path legs are geodesics. The only exceptions are RF legs (a constant radius circular path about a turn center) and hold legs (a closed racetrack pattern).
To quote RTCA DO-236C, Minimum Aviation System Performance Standards: Required Navigation Performance for Area Navigation:
RNP Routes and user-preferred trajectories are assumed to use a series of fixes. The desired path is defined by a series of geodesic tracks joining successive fixes.
It also includes the following definition:
A line of shortest distance between any two points on a mathematically defined surface. A geodesic line is a line of double curvature and usually lies between the two normal section lines which the two points determine. If the two terminal points are nearly in the same latitude, the geodesic line may cross one of the normal section lines. It should be noted that, except along the equator and along the meridians, the geodesic line is not a plane curve and cannot be sighted over directly.
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Aims and objectives
Rugby League Cares supports four key areas within Rugby League – player welfare and education; a grants programme which secures and distributes grants to the sport's stakeholders to deliver projects benefitting the health and wellbeing of its broad community; support for players (professional and amateur) who have suffered life-changng injuries; and a heritage programme which aims to deliver a world class Rugby League museum.
The charity's strategic aims are:
 1. * To continually improve on the services and support provided to the people and communities we aim to support;
 2. * To continually increase the funding and resources available to support the people and communities we aim to support.
Our objectives are:
 1. * To support Rugby League at all levels, particularly for those that play, have played, run or have previously run the sport at a professional level;
 2. * To use Rugby League as a force for positive behavioural change and measurable improvements to individual health and wellbeing, particularly with those living in communities near to where the sport is played and most affected by poor socio-economic circumstance and life opportunities;
 3. * To use Rugby League to inspire greater participation in physical activity;
 4. * To develop sufficient finances to enable those with permanent serious injuries assistance when breakthroughs in medical treatment occurs;
 5. * To use the unique history of the sport to inspire communities to learn more about Rugby League, their community and the people that have lived and worked there in the past;
 6. * To use Rugby League to reach and serve the widest and most diverse audience possible in arts and cultural activities, breaking down barriers to social groups not traditionally associated with museums, arts and cultural activities such as dance and other arts forms;
 7. * To encourage greater interest in Rugby League either as a player, spectator or viewer.


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December 4 is a very special day for the mining industry. This is the feast day of Barbara, Patron Saint for Miners and Blasters, and globally for all the professions that relate to fire (firemen, fireworks specialists, etc.)
From her tragic story, which appeared later to be a legend, "the belief became widespread that Barbara could control lightning and other manifestations of flame and fire. (...) Miners later developed the use of gunpowder for disintegrating rock, involving manifestations similar to thunder claps and lightning flashes. This led to their need for special protection against accidents from the use of explosives (...)" (Source: The Legend of Saint Barbara, Patron Saint of Mines in Infomine.com)
Saint Barbara remains a vivid part of mining traditions and heritage. In Europe, a statue of Saint Barbara always stands at the entrance of a tunnel construction site. A lot of mining countries still honor Saint Barbara, from Latin America to Asia. Many extraction sites have been named after Saint Barbara (Compania Minera Santa Barbara S.A. in Chile, Complejo Minero Santa Bárbara in Mexico, Barbara Experimental Coal Mine in Poland, St Barbara's Southern Cross in Australia, etc.), thereby keeping alive the reputation of Saint Barbara as our patron saint.

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System Center Updates Publisher
Applies to: System Center Updates Publisher
System Center Updates Publisher (Updates Publisher) is a stand-alone tool that enables independent software vendors or line-of-business application developers to manage custom updates. This custom updates management includes updates that have dependencies, like drivers and update bundles.
Using Updates Publisher, you can:
 - Import updates from external catalogs (non-Microsoft update catalogs).
 - Modify update definitions including applicability, and deployment metadata.
 - Export updates to external catalogs.
 - Publish updates to an update server.
After you publish updates to an update server, you can then use System Center Configuration Manager to detect and deploy those updates to your managed devices.
Workspaces
When you open Updates Publisher, it defaults to the Overview node of the Updates Workspace.
Updates Publisher console
Updates Publisher has four workspaces to help organize it.
Updates Workspace: Use this workspace to create and manage software updates and update bundles. This workspace includes assigning updates and bundles to a publication, publishing, and exporting to another Updates Publisher repository.
Publications Workspace: This workspace is where you manage publications. A publication is group of updates you create to simplify the export and publishing of the updates.
Managing publications includes publishing updates to a server so your clients can find and install them, exporting updates and bundles for use by other Updates Publisher installations, or modifying the contents of or details of a publication.
Rules Workspace: Here is where you manage applicability rules that can be saved and then used with updates you deploy. There are two types of rules:
 - Installable rules – These rules help determine if a client should install an update.
 - Installed rules – These rules verify if an update is already installed.
Catalogs Workspace: Use this workspace to add and manage software update catalogs. This workspace includes the import of software updates from those catalogs to the Updates Publisher repository.
What's new in System Center Updates Publisher
Note
The latest version of System Center Updates Publisher was released on November 6, 2019. For more information, see the Release history section.
There's a new authoring mode System Center Updates Publisher to help you author your updates. When you enable authoring mode, a Categories Workspace is added to the start screen. A new Detectoid button is also added to the Updates Workspace when authoring mode is enabled.
To enable authoring mode
 1. In upper left corner of the console, click on the Updates Publisher Properties tab, and then choose Options.
 2. Go to the Authoring options.
 3. Check the box for Enable authoring mode.
Enable authoring mode for Updates Publisher
About the categories workspace
The categories workspace enables update authors to organize updates that belong together. For instance, if you're an OEM, you might wish to organize your updates based on models or product lines. You can define multiple categories and child categories but not grand child categories as you're limited to two levels.
Screenshot of Categories Workspace
Assign an update to a category
Once you've authored your update, you can assign it to a category by selecting the update then clicking the Categorize button. You can also right-click the update and select Categorize.
Screenshot of categorizing an update
About detectoids
Once authoring mode is enabled, you can create detectoids for updates. Detectoids are useful when you have multiple updates that use the same rule (or a set of rules) to determine applicability. In those instances, you would create a detectoid and assign it as a prerequisite for an update. You can assign multiple detectoids to an authored update.
Create a detectoid
 1. Open the Updates Workspace.
 2. In the ribbon, click the Detectoid button.
 3. Follow the prompts in the wizard to create your detectoid.
Update prerequisites using a detectoid
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Next steps
To get started, first install, and then configure options for Updates Publisher.


I would like to know if there are any good practices for modeling Roles in ontologies. I am particularly interested by modeling roles that changes over time (CEO Role during a period of time). Also it is very common to model roles as properties and roles as classes. What are the best practices to pick one or the other approach? How can we relate both?
Thanks in advance
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The pattern Time indexed person role from the Ontology Design Patterns might help you. Similar pattern is used in the Organization Ontology to express changes of roles through time, see this example.
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You may be interested in the participation schema _URL_
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I made some research on this topic the last couple of days and I realized that my question was a pretty tough one to answer. I wanted to share with you my findings, in the hope that the readers will produce better ontologies in the future.
The best papers I have found on the subject of properly modeling roles in ontologies are:
OntoClean is a methodology for validating the ontological adequacy of taxonomic relationships. It is based on highly general ontological notions drawn from philosophy, like essence, identity, and unity, which are used to characterize relevant aspects of the intended meaning of the properties, classes, and relations that make up an ontology. These aspects are represented by formal metaproperties, which impose several constraints on the taxonomic structure of an ontology. The analysis of these constraints helps in evaluating and validating the choices made.
These last two papers were the best I could find on this topic and the model presented seems to be very solid and has been used for building the ontology editor Hozo.
Existing ontology tools such as Topbraid, Protege do not have any formal model built-in to properly model roles in ontologies and techniques like Ontoclean to validate the quality of the ontologies. Addition of such techniques would be a great improvement, that would lead to the production of better and more reusable ontologies. Too many ontologies produced today are poor qualities because the tools do not implement best practices in ontology modeling.
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Good pointers (esp OntoClean which presents a useful set of guidelines), though I somewhat disagree with your last paragraph. While additional tool support is of course always useful and can make things easier, ultimately, proper modeling of an ontology is the ontology egineer's job, and conversely, if it's not done right, the engineer's fault, not the tool's.
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The question of whether to model some characteristic as a class or a property is a very common one. It does not only apply to roles, but to any sort of characteristic of an individual you can think of. In general, I'd say that a good rule of thumb is to think about whether the characteristic you're modeling is intrinsic to the individual: if the characteristic were to change, would we still consider the individual the same individual? If the answer to that question is yes, it is not intrinsic, and this makes it a good candidate for modeling it as a property. If the answer is no, it makes it a good candidate for modeling as a class.
This may sound straightforward but it often is not clear cut. Example: in a domain about cars, we may want to say things about red cars and blue cars. Should the color be a (sub)class (:RedCar and :BlueCar), or a property (:Car :hasColor :Color)? The answer IMO depends on whether you consider colors intrinsic to the item being modeled. If, in your domain, you wanted to cater for the fact that cars can be spray-painted a different color, then modeling as a property makes more sense. If, however, in your domain you consider the color a uniquely defining characteristic, then modeling as a class may make more sense (as an aside, another reason to choose properties over classes is that you may not always know the color of each individual, and dealing with that kind of missing information is often easier when it's expressed as a property).
In the case of roles, I'd say that modeling as a property generally makes more sense, especially if, as in your case, you anticipate them changing over time.
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Not sure how your comment relates to my question.
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Qminder logoQminder is a queuing solution for safe, touch-free customer service—greet, inform, and interact with your customers while maintaining safe physical distance. Create Qminder tickets based on user actions within the app and trigger ticket status update messages from Swrve with Swrve's Qminder integration.
Supported actions
Swrve's Qminder integration supports the following actions:
Outbound actions
 - Create a new Qminder ticket; for example, add a customer to a queue.
Inbound actions
 - Process ticket status update events from Qminder.
Use cases
Create Ticket
Using the Qminder connector, Swrve triggers the creation of a ticket in Qminder upon receipt of a selected user action that is configured as a mobile event. There are two main steps involved in triggering ticket creation via the Qminder integration:
 1. Create a custom event in the Swrve SDK for the user action that you want to use to trigger the creation of a ticket; for example, create_ticket.
 2. Create a rule in Swrve that is triggered on receipt of the designated event and uses the Create Ticket action to create the ticket.
The Create Ticket action configuration includes mandatory fields, such as the Swrve User ID and Line ID. If the values vary by user and you want to include them as dynamic content when configuring the rule, ensure the values are included as part of the trigger event payload or set up in Swrve as a user property.
Send push notification
The Qminder connector sends ticket status events to Swrve, which you can use to trigger push notifications in Swrve. For example, when a customer's ticket is called, use the receipt of the Ticket Called event to trigger a rule in Swrve that sends a push notification to a user with pertinent details about their ticket (line number, ticket status, desk number, and so forth).
Qminder configuration
In most instances, your CSM will set up your Qminder configuration, however you might need to provide them with certain credentials. To view your active Swrve integrations, on the Manage menu, select Adaptors.
Step 1: To access the configuration settings, on the Qminder card, select Configure.
Step 2: Complete the following fields as required:
Field Description
API Key Your Qminder API access key
Step 3: To save the configuration settings, select Save.
After you select Save, the configuration status changes to Active and the Deactivate button is available. If you Activate or Deactivate the configuration at any time, the changes apply to both the outbound and inbound actions.
Configuring Qminder actions
This section describes the fields that are included when creating a new rule using the selected action. For certain inbound actions, Swrve automatically creates a rule, while your CSM will likely configure any outbound actions. Most fields have the option to manually enter the value or to select a user property from the list to have Swrve automatically populate the value when the rule is processed.
Create Ticket
Adds a user to a line in Qminder. Complete the following fields to include the values required to create the ticket.
Field Description
Swrve User ID The Swrve User ID of the user to create the ticket for.
Line The Line ID to create the ticket under.
First Name The user's first name. (Optional)
Last Name The user's last name. (Optional)
Phone Number The user's phone number. (Optional)
Email The user's email address. (Optional)
Source PHONE, MANUAL, or NAME. (Optional)
Extra Attributes Custom fields/values to attach to the ticket. (Optional)
Scheduling Options Send Immediately – the action is performed as soon as the rule is triggered.
Send after – the action is performed after X minutes, hours or days.
Inbound actions
The Qminder inbound actions use webhooks with the Qminder system to receive asynchronous ticket status update events. The webhooks are set up when you activate the Qminder integration. Qminder sends the following events to Swrve:
Event Description
Ticket Called Ticket has been called.
Ticket Cancelled Ticket has been cancelled (removed).
Ticket Changed Ticket has been changed (edited) or a label was added.
Ticket Created Ticket has been created.
Ticket Recalled Ticket has been recalled.
Ticket Served Ticket has been served.


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Infrared (IR) image simulation is an important data source for various target recognition systems. However, whether simulated IR images could be used as training data for classifiers depends on the features of fidelity and authenticity of simulated IR images. For evaluation of IR image features, a deep-representation-based algorithm is proposed. Being different from conventional methods, which usually adopt a priori knowledge or manually designed feature, the proposed method can extract essential features and quantitatively evaluate the utility of simulated IR images. First, for data preparation, we employ our IR image simulation system to generate large amounts of IR images. Then, we present the evaluation model of simulated IR image, for which an end-to-end IR feature extraction and target detection model based on deep convolutional neural network is designed. At last, the experiments illustrate that our proposed method outperforms other verification algorithms in evaluating simulated IR images. Cross-validation, variable proportion mixed data validation, and simulation process contrast experiments are carried out to evaluate the utility and objectivity of the images generated by our simulation system. The optimum mixing ratio between simulated and real data is 0.2≤γ≤0.3, which is an effective data augmentation method for real IR images.
Tank, as a vital ground weapon, plays an irreplaceable role in the war. The article did the research of infrared image of the tank. Firstly, the 3D model of tank was established. And then the infrared radiation model of the target was constructed by analysing the infrared characteristics of the tank's different parts.. Finally the infrared radiation value of the tank under different states was calculated and the simulation of infrared characteristics of the tank under different states was done, which will provide reference for the research on infrared characteristics of the army's battlefield target.
Template matching algorithm is one of the important image-based Automatic Target Recognition methods. Traditional normalized cross correlation (NCC) algorithm used in infrared image matching has a strong antinoise performance but low computing speed. Meanwhile, although sequential similarity detection algorithm (SSDA) performs a shorter time than NCC, it has lower accuracy. In order to solve the low target recognition rate and slow speed of infrared image recognition problems, a new matching algorithm based on infrared image is presented, which integrates the advantages of two methods. The fusion algorithm improves the matching speed and reduces the probability of matching error. The experimental results confirm that the proposed approach has higher efficiency and accuracy in infrared image matching than original algorithms. Comparing with NCC and SSDA, it shortens large recognition time and enhances the right matching ratio respectively. In addition, the improved algorithm is real-time and robust against noise. It is significant to the research and development of automatic target recognition technology for different kinds of real-time detection system.


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The Arthur A. Smith Covered Bridge is a historic covered bridge in Colrain, Massachusetts. The 100-foot long bridge carries Lyonsville Road across the North River. It is the only Burr truss bridge in the state, having been erected in 1869. The sweeping segmented timber arches that sandwich the braced posts strain the ten braced king posts. It's one of the state's few 19th-century covered bridges.
The area where the bridge first stood was prone to flooding. The bridge was destroyed by a flood in 1878, and it was then abandoned until 1896. The community elected in 1896 to restore it and relocate it to its current location, where it served as part of the major road to Heath. The area was dubbed "Arthur A. Smith Flats" after a famous local person who lived in the region It was decommissioned in 1982 and relocated to nearby property. In 1983, it was listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
A reconstruction of the Arthur A Smith was erected back across the river in 2007 after a $2.1 million rebuilding. However, it was not open to automobile traffic. During Hurricane Irene's record flooding in 2011, the bridge was only marginally damaged. This is owing to the fact that it was built on abutments that raise it above the adjacent floodplain.
Pedestrians and cyclists are welcome to cross the bridge, which is not open to automobile traffic. The Arthur A. Smith Covered Bridge has become a popular spot for photographers in recent years.
Looking for more great spots to explore nearby? Check out the GoXplr Massachusetts Map at goxplr.com/map/massachusetts!
Covered Bridge Specs
- Constructed: 1870 (rebuilt 2006)
- Design/Style: Burr truss bridge
- Total length: 100 feet
- Total width: 17 feet
- Carries: Lyonsville Road
- Crosses: North River
- Usage: Open to vehicles
- World Guide Number: 21-06-03
- NRHP: 83000592
- Address: Lyonsville Road
- Town: Colrain
- State: Massachusetts
- GPS: Lat 42.66989 Lng -72.71885
- Parking notes: There is no official parking area for the bridge. Most visitors park on the side of the road on either side of the bridge. If you are looking for an official parking area, you can park at the Branch Cemetery and walk to the bridge.
- Parking directions: HERE
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text: Residual Fuel Oil Definition:A general classification for the heavier oils, known as No. 5 and No. 6 fuel oils, that remain after the distillate fuel oils and lighter hydrocarbons are distilled away in refinery operations. It conforms to ASTM Specifications D 396 and D 975and Federal Specification VV-F-815C. No. 5, a residual fuel oil of medium viscosity, is also known as Navy Special and is defined in Military Specification MIL-F-859E, including Amendment 2 (NATO SymbolF-770). It is used in steam-powered vessels in government service and inshore powerplants. No. 6 fuel oil includes Bunker C fuel oil and issued for the production of electric power, space heating, vessel bunkering, and various industrial purposes.


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In 1997, a daylight and artificial lighting concept was developed for all the rooms with skylights in the Pergamon Museum. For the first time, a computer simulation of the daylight, including even the falling of shadows on the exhibits, was conducted.
The effect of light was examined in visualizations that even included the detailed shadows cast by the reliefs.
Artificial Light +
The artificial lighting was designed to be entirely above the dust-proof ceiling. The intensity of the direct lighting is influenced by a differentiated density of the glass printing.
Through different degrees of diffusion in the glass roof, light components are directed in a targeted manner onto the Pergamon alter. This was investigated through computer animations which illustrated dynamic diurnal variations.
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To get started recording magic wand gestures:
- Upload the Magic Wand Capture sketch to an Arduino Nano 33 BLE Sense board
- Connect to the board using the Bluetooth button below.
- Wave the wand to make gestures. They'll be recorded and displayed on the right.
- Review the gestures, add labels by clicking on the '?', and remove mistakes.
- Download the gestures as a JSON data file, ready for model training.


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Conservation through Collusion: Antitrust Barriers to Cooperative Fishery Management
Jonathan H. Adler
Case Western Reserve University School of Law; PERC - Property and Environment Research Center
Antitrust law aims to protect consumers from anti-competitive conduct that can restrict output and increase price. Conservation, on the other hand, often requires restrictions on output in order to maintain resource consumption at a sustainable level. Thus, while antitrust and environmental law both seek to advance the public interest, in the context of resource conservation they can conflict. Collective arrangements among private firms to reduce output or allocate market shares are inherently suspect, even if the intent or effect is to conserve an otherwise threatened ecological resource. This paper examines the tension between resource conservation and antitrust in the context of marine fisheries. Beginning in the 1930s, fishing unions and cooperatives have been prosecuted for setting prices or restricting output, even where such arrangements have served conservation purposes. By limiting the sorts of cooperative arrangements that fishers or other common pool resource users may adopt to limit access or utilization of the underlying resource, antitrust law may inhibit the development of more effective self-governing institutions.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 30working papers series
Date posted: April 24, 2002
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Handling Events Programmatically
The SSIS runtime provides a collection of events that occur before, during, and after the validation and execution of a package. These events can be captured in two ways. The first method is by implementing the IDTSEvents interface in a class, and supplying the class as a parameter to the Execute and Validate methods of the package. The second method is by creating DtsEventHandler objects, which can contain other SSIS objects, such as tasks and loops, that are executed when an event in IDTSEvents occurs. This section describes these two methods and provides code examples to demonstrate their use.
Developers who build and execute packages programmatically can receive event notifications during the validation and execution process using the IDTSEvents interface. This is done by creating a class that implements the IDTSEvents interface and providing this class as a parameter to the Validate and Execute methods of a package. The methods of the class are then called by the run-time engine when the events occur.
The DefaultEvents class is a class that already implements the IDTSEvents interface; therefore, another alternative to implementing IDTSEvents directly is to derive from DefaultEvents and override the specific events that you want to respond to. You then provide your class as a parameter to the Validate and Execute methods of the Package to receive event callbacks.
The following code sample demonstrates a class that derives from DefaultEvents, and overrides the OnPreExecute method. The class is then provided as aparameter to the Validate and Execute methods of the package.
using System;
using Microsoft.SqlServer.Dts.Runtime;
namespace Microsoft.SqlServer.Dts.Samples
{
 class Program
 {
 static void Main(string[] args)
 {
 Package p = new Package();
 MyEventsClass eventsClass = new MyEventsClass();
 p.Validate(null, null, eventsClass, null);
 p.Execute(null, null, eventsClass, null, null);
 Console.Read();
 }
 }
 class MyEventsClass : DefaultEvents
 {
 public override void OnPreExecute(Executable exec, ref bool fireAgain)
 {
 // TODO: Add custom code to handle the event.
 Console.WriteLine("The PreExecute event of the " +
 exec.ToString() + " has been raised.");
 }
 }
}
The run-time engine provides a robust, highly flexible event handling and notification system through the DtsEventHandler object. These objects let you design whole workflows within the event handler, which execute only when the event that the event handler belongs to occurs. The DtsEventHandler object is a container that is executed when the corresponding event on its parent object fires. This architecture lets you create isolated workflows that are executed in response to events that occur on a container. Because DtsEventHandler objects are synchronous, execution does not resume until the event handlers that are attached to the event have returned.
The following code demonstrates how to create a DtsEventHandler object. The code adds a FileSystemTask to the Executables collection of the package, and then creates a DtsEventHandler object for the OnError event of the task. A FileSystemTask is added to the event handler, which is executed when the OnError event occurs for the first FileSystemTask. This example assumes that you have a file that is named C:\Windows\Temp\DemoFile.txt for testing. The first time that you run the sample, if copies the file successfully and the event handler is not called. The second time you run the sample, the first FileSystemTask fails to copy the file (because the value of OverwriteDestinationFile is false), the event handler is called, the second FileSystemTask deletes the source file, and the package reports failure because of the error that occurred.
using System;
using System.IO;
using Microsoft.SqlServer.Dts.Runtime;
using Microsoft.SqlServer.Dts.Tasks.FileSystemTask;
namespace Microsoft.SqlServer.Dts.Samples
{
 class Program
 {
 static void Main(string[] args)
 {
 string f = "DemoFile.txt";
 Executable e;
 TaskHost th;
 FileSystemTask fst;
 Package p = new Package();
 p.Variables.Add("sourceFile", true, String.Empty,
 @"C:\Windows\Temp\" + f);
 p.Variables.Add("destinationFile", true, String.Empty,
 Path.Combine(Directory.GetCurrentDirectory(), f));
 // Create a first File System task and add it to the package.
 // This task tries to copy a file from one folder to another.
 e = p.Executables.Add("STOCK:FileSystemTask");
 th = e as TaskHost;
 th.Name = "FileSystemTask1";
 fst = th.InnerObject as FileSystemTask;
 fst.Operation = DTSFileSystemOperation.CopyFile;
 fst.OverwriteDestinationFile = false;
 fst.Source = "sourceFile";
 fst.IsSourcePathVariable = true;
 fst.Destination = "destinationFile";
 fst.IsDestinationPathVariable = true;
 // Add an event handler for the FileSystemTask's OnError event.
 DtsEventHandler ehOnError = (DtsEventHandler)th.EventHandlers.Add("OnError");
 // Create a second File System task and add it to the event handler.
 // This task deletes the source file if the event handler is called.
 e = ehOnError.Executables.Add("STOCK:FileSystemTask");
 th = e as TaskHost;
 th.Name = "FileSystemTask2";
 fst = th.InnerObject as FileSystemTask;
 fst.Operation = DTSFileSystemOperation.DeleteFile;
 fst.Source = "sourceFile";
 fst.IsSourcePathVariable = true;
 DTSExecResult vr = p.Validate(null, null, null, null);
 Console.WriteLine("ValidationResult = " + vr.ToString());
 if (vr == DTSExecResult.Success)
 {
 DTSExecResult er = p.Execute(null, null, null, null, null);
 Console.WriteLine("ExecutionResult = " + er.ToString());
 if (er == DTSExecResult.Failure)
 if (!File.Exists(@"C:\Windows\Temp\" + f))
 Console.WriteLine("Source file has been deleted by the event handler.");
 }
 Console.Read();
 }
 }
}
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New Teacher Academy continues through ninth year
July 19, 2022 — DENTON — The New Teacher Academy (NTA) at Texas Woman's University continued into its ninth consecutive year and third as an online event. This summer, the NTA welcomed 118 participants with engaging sessions on classroom management, a teacher/principal panel, and more.
The ever-growing event, developed in 2014 by Sarah McMahan, PhD, and Rebecca Fredrickson, EdD, in the Department of Teacher Education, is reaching more teachers as an online event. McMahan and Fredrickson have collected data that indicates 96% of participants prefer the flexibility of the online option on Zoom.
It fits the College of Professional Education's goal of being in communities for communities. Teachers participated from across Texas with one even mentioning, "with gas prices so high, I am so grateful NTA was online. I couldn't attend otherwise."
Another attendee told Fredrickson, "I loved learning so many ideas about what I can do to prepare for the start of school." Others appreciated that the NTA is free and found it to be encouraging, helpful and stress relieving.
The New Teacher Academy is a collective partnership with iteachTexas, an alternative certification program that provides extra mentoring support and professional development to TWU graduates and iteachTexas candidates who are beginning their first years of teaching.
The majority of participants in the 2022 NTA showed interest in a smaller online version during the winter holidays. As a result, the planning committee is building a less-structured version.
"It will allow participants to have deeper conversations on challenges they face in their first two years," said McMahan.
Participants can expect topics on:
- Classroom management
- Technology integration
- Navigating challenging situations with parents and families
"Engaging alumni in opportunities to give back allows us to continue to support them and share with them opportunities about furthering their education in graduate programs," said McMahan.
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Property Expression Language
The Property Expression Language allows you to extract values of named exchange properties.
From Camel 2.15 onwards the property language has been renamed to exchangeProperty to avoid ambiguity, confusion and clash with properties as a general term. So use exchangeProperty instead of property when using Camel 2.15 onwards.

Example usage
The recipientList element of the Spring DSL can utilize a property expression like:
{snippet:id=e1|lang=xml|url=camel/trunk/components/camel-spring/src/test/resources/org/apache/camel/spring/processor/recipientListWithStringDelimitedProperty.xml}
In this case, the list of recipients are contained in the property 'myProperty'.
And the same example in Java DSL:
{snippet:id=example|lang=java|url=camel/trunk/camel-core/src/test/java/org/apache/camel/processor/RecipientListWithStringDelimitedPropertyTest.java}
And with a slightly different syntax where you use the builder to the fullest (i.e. avoid using parameters but using stacked operations, notice that property is not a parameter but a stacked method call)
java from("direct:a").recipientList().property("myProperty");
Dependencies
The Property language is part of camel-core.
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