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Rideshare services like Uber and Lyft have become extremely popular ways to get around major cities like Houston. Their convenience and usually lower costs compared to taxis have made them a go-to for many people needing transportation.
If you're short on time, here's a quick answer to your question: The average Uber cost per mile in Houston ranges from $1.13 to $2.75 depending on the type of Uber service you select.
In this comprehensive guide, we'll break down exactly how Uber pricing works per mile for the various Uber service levels in Houston. We'll also provide tips on how to estimate your Uber fare before your trip.
How Uber Pricing Works
Uber pricing is based on several factors that determine the cost per mile in Houston. Understanding how Uber pricing works can give riders a better idea of how their fares are calculated. Let's explore the key elements of Uber pricing:
The base fare is the initial charge that riders incur as soon as they start their trip. It covers the cost of getting a driver to your location and also includes a small portion of the driver's time and vehicle expenses. The base fare is the same for all types of vehicles within the Uber fleet.
It is important to note that the base fare does not vary with the distance or duration of the trip.
Per Mile Rate
The per mile rate is the amount charged for each mile traveled during the trip. This rate covers the fuel and maintenance costs incurred by the driver while driving. The per mile rate is calculated based on the estimated distance of the trip using GPS technology.
In Houston, the per mile rate for Uber varies depending on the type of vehicle and the current demand. It is usually higher during peak hours and lower during off-peak hours.
Per Minute Rate
The per minute rate is the amount charged for the time spent in the vehicle during the trip. This rate compensates the driver for their time and accounts for any delays or traffic encountered along the route.
The per minute rate is calculated based on the estimated duration of the trip using GPS technology. The per minute rate for Uber in Houston also varies depending on the type of vehicle and the current demand.
It is important to keep in mind that Uber pricing can also be influenced by additional factors such as surge pricing, tolls, and any applicable booking fees. Surge pricing occurs when there is high demand for rides and prices increase temporarily to encourage more drivers to come online.
Tolls and booking fees are added to the final fare to cover any additional expenses incurred during the trip.
For more information about Uber pricing in Houston, you can visit the official Uber fare estimator on their website. This tool allows you to get an estimate of how much your Uber trip will cost based on your starting point and destination.
Keep in mind that the final fare may vary depending on real-time factors such as traffic conditions and any additional fees incurred during the trip.
UberX Cost per Mile in Houston
UberX base fare
The base fare for an UberX ride in Houston is typically around $2.50 to $3.00. This is the initial cost that you are charged as soon as you start your trip. The base fare covers the driver's time and expenses to reach your location and get the trip started.
UberX per mile rate
The per mile rate for an UberX ride in Houston is generally between $0.80 and $1.00. This means that for every mile you travel, you will be charged this amount in addition to the base fare. The per mile rate takes into account factors such as fuel costs, maintenance, and wear and tear on the vehicle.
UberX per minute rate
In addition to the per mile rate, there is also a per minute rate for UberX rides in Houston. This rate typically ranges from $0.15 to $0.20 per minute. The per minute rate is designed to compensate the driver for their time spent waiting in traffic or at red lights during your trip.
UberX minimum fare
The minimum fare for an UberX ride in Houston is usually around $5.00. This means that even if your trip is very short, you will still be charged this minimum amount. The minimum fare helps to ensure that drivers are adequately compensated for their time and expenses, especially for short trips.
It's important to note that these rates can vary slightly depending on factors such as demand, time of day, and any additional fees or surcharges that may apply. For the most accurate and up-to-date information on UberX pricing in Houston, you can visit the Uber website or check the Uber app.
Other Uber Service Costs per Mile
UberXL is a larger and more spacious option for those who need extra room for passengers or luggage. It is perfect for group outings or airport trips with a larger number of people. The cost per mile for UberXL in Houston is slightly higher compared to the regular UberX service, but it offers a larger vehicle and more seating capacity.
The pricing for UberXL varies depending on factors such as demand and time of day.
UberSELECT is a step up from the standard UberX service, offering a more luxurious and comfortable ride. With UberSELECT, riders can expect to be picked up by a higher-end vehicle such as a luxury sedan or SUV.
The cost per mile for UberSELECT in Houston is typically higher than UberX, reflecting the upgraded experience and premium vehicles provided.
UberBLACK is the premium option in the Uber lineup, offering high-end luxury vehicles and professional drivers. This service is perfect for special occasions, business meetings, or when you simply want to travel in style.
The cost per mile for UberBLACK in Houston is higher compared to other Uber services due to the top-notch vehicles and professional drivers that are part of the UberBLACK experience.
UberSUV is the ultimate option for those who need a spacious and luxurious ride for larger groups or to accommodate extra luggage. With UberSUV, you can expect to be picked up by a high-end SUV, providing ample space and comfort.
The cost per mile for UberSUV in Houston is higher than other Uber services due to the larger and more luxurious vehicles provided.
Please note that the costs mentioned above are approximate and can vary based on factors such as demand, time of day, and any applicable surge pricing. For the most accurate and up-to-date pricing information, it is recommended to check the official Uber website or app.
Estimating Your Uber Fare
Figuring out how much your Uber ride will cost in Houston can be tricky since fares are calculated based on time, distance, location, demand, and other factors. However, there are some useful tips to get a ballpark estimate of your fare before booking a ride.
Base Fare and Per Mile/Minute Rates
All Uber rides in Houston start with a base fare of $2.20. From there, riders are charged based on time and distance traveled. The per mile rate is $1.54 while the per minute rate is $0.1875 (when the vehicle is traveling under 11 mph). Knowing these key rates helps estimate fares.
Estimate Based on Distance
Since per mile charges make up a significant portion of Uber fares, estimating costs based on the distance of your trip is a good starting point. For example, a 10 mile UberX ride would cost roughly:
Base fare: $2.20
10 miles x $1.54 per mile = $15.40
Total fare = Around $17.60 plus applicable fees/surcharges
The Uber app also shows estimated fares for trips before you book. Simply enter your destination and you'll see the projected fare range.
Factors That Increase Your Fare
While the base rates help estimate a standard Uber fare, several factors can raise the final price:
- Surge pricing – Fares increase during high demand
- Tolls/fees – Riders pay for any tolls or fees incurred during the trip
- Prime Time rates – Increased fares during busy times
- Uber Comfort/UberXL – Upgraded or larger vehicles cost more
Surge pricing, in particular, can dramatically increase fares – often by 2-3x the standard rates. Avoiding peak times can help riders curb higher Uber costs when possible.
Estimate with the Uber Fare Calculator
For the most accurate fare estimate, use the Uber online fare calculator. This tool allows you to enter your starting point and destination, then shows a detailed breakdown of estimated base fare, fees, surge pricing, tolls costs, and other charges.
Testing routes and times in the calculator displays how demand impacts fares. Seeing the difference between a Tuesday afternoon fare vs. Friday night fare paints a clear picture of when surcharges apply.
While Uber prices in Houston can shift based on many variables, arming yourself with the basic rates, online features, and surge awareness puts riders in the best position to understand the cost per mile of an Uber ride.
Saving on Your Uber Ride
When it comes to taking an Uber in Houston, it's always a good idea to find ways to save money. Whether you're a frequent Uber user or just looking for ways to cut down on transportation costs, there are a couple of strategies you can use to minimize your expenses.
In this article, we'll explore two ways to save on your Uber ride: avoiding surge pricing and using UberPOOL.
Avoid surge pricing
Surge pricing is a feature of Uber that increases prices during times of high demand. It's a way to incentivize more drivers to get on the road and meet the increased demand. While surge pricing can be frustrating, there are ways to avoid it and save money on your ride.
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A group of eight budding drivers have been learning about road safety and the laws around vehicle use as part of a youth work project in Portlethen.
The teenagers, aged 15 and 16, were shown the practical side of driving by a qualified instructor, before they got their hands dirty learning about what is under the bonnet of a car, at a local garage.
The youngsters have been awarded certificates from Youth Scotland following their participation in the Momentum Project.
Momentum was co-ordinated by the Portlethen Community Learning and Development (CLD) team and was funded by the North Kincardine Community Development Group.
The participants took part in activities spanning 30 hours which were delivered by the CLD team in partnership with Grampian Police, Lethen Motors, Grampian Fire and Rescue Service and Carnegie Base Services.
Portlethen CLD worker Gordon Constable said: "This is the fourth year that we have run the Momentum Project in Portlethen and once again it has been a great success and extremely well received by all those taking part, all of whom had the opportunity to learn many new skills."
It is hoped that the course will help the budding drivers to understand the importance of being safe on the road and how best to look after themselves, their passengers and their vehicle once they get their driving licence.
Chair of Aberdeenshire Council's Education, Learning & Leisure Committee, Cllr Isobel Davidson, said: "Learning to drive is an exciting part of being a teenager but it is important that all budding drivers are taught about how to stay safe on the roads.
"Through the Momentum Project these youngsters have been given a good introduction to road safety, driving and also how the car works and how to maintain a vehicle."
Committee vice-chair, Cllr Ron McKail, said: "It is fantastic to see these teenagers gaining an understanding of vital road safety issues, and I am pleased to see that the programme will be offered to more youngsters in the coming year."


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Definitions of reredos
n. - A screen or partition wall behind an altar. 2
n. - The back of a fireplace. 2
n. - The open hearth, upon which fires were lighted, immediately under the louver, in the center of ancient halls. 2
The word "reredos" uses 7 letters: D E E O R R S.
No direct anagrams for reredos found in this word list.
Words formed by adding one letter before or after reredos (in bold), or to deeorrs in any order:
b - resorbed c - rescored h - redhorse l - resolder solderer n - endorser r - orderers reorders t - resorted restored
Shorter words found within reredos:
de dee deer deers dees dere do doe doer doers does dor dore dorr dorrs dors dorser dos dose doser dree drees ed eds er ere erode erodes eros erose err erred errs ers es od ode odes ods oe oes or order orders ore ores ors os ose re red rede redes redo redoes redos reds ree reed reeds rees rerose res resod rod rode rods roe roes rose rosed seder see seed seer ser sere sered serer so sod sord sore sorer
List shorter words within reredos, sorted by length
All words formed from reredos by changing one letter
Browse words starting with reredos by next letter

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I have created a new field called "rank" in the attribute table of my soil data, and I want to populate my new "rank" field with a number of 1 to 5 based on attribute values from another field, for example: "if the attribute in the soil type field is peridotite, i want to fill the rank field with 1. and if the attribute in the soil type field is granodiorite i want to fill the rank field with 2" etc.
How would I go about doing this with field calculator? or is there another way I should be doing this.
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 Are you updating a raster or a vector layer? You've mentioned both Raster Calculator (updates Rasters) and Field Calculator (updates Vectors). Which is it you want to update?
 – Midavalo
 Commented May 8, 2017 at 20:49
 - Im sorry, I meant the field Calculater option that can be selected when right clicking the name of the field. Commented May 8, 2017 at 20:58
 - Please edit your question and title to correct the reference
 – Midavalo
 Commented May 8, 2017 at 20:58
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In the field calculator (on the field you want to populate), select the Python parser at the top, check the Show Codeblock box and modify and use the code below to calculate your field:
def myrank(myfield):
 values = {'Peridotite': 1,
 'Granodiorite': 2,
 'Unobtanium': 3,
 'Somethingelseorite': 4 }
 if myfield in values:
 return values[myfield]
And then in the expression box at the bottom enter:
myrank(!SoilType!)
Update the values in values dictionary where the name is what you're looking for in your Soil Type field and the number is what you want to populate into your Rank field. Change myrank(!SoilType!) to match the field name of your Soil Type field (must be within two ! marks).
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 - Nice answer, I was searching for a duplicate question and answer for the seemingly increasingly-common "how to use field calculator to populate a field using a simple if-then" but couldn't find one with a concise answer.
 – Dan C
 Commented May 8, 2017 at 21:16
 - Worked like a charm Midavalo. Also nice touch with the 'Unobtanium' and 'Somethingelseorite', made me chuckle haha Commented May 8, 2017 at 21:19
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text: © 2013, American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics Inc. All rights reserved.A design optimization method based on three dimensional Euler equations is developed. A finite volume method is implemented to discretize the Euler equations. Newton's method is used to solve the discretized form of Euler equations. Newton's method requires the calculation of the Jacobian matrix which is the derivative of the residual vector with respect to the flux vector. Different upwind methods are used in the calculation of flux vectors. Numerical and analytical methods are utilized in the evaluation of Jacobian matrices. The efficiency and accuracy of the analytical and numerical Jacobian evaluations are compared. In order to improve the accuracy of numerical method, detailed error analyses are performed. The optimum finite difference perturbation magnitude that minimizes the error is searched. The computation time of numerical Jacobian evaluation is reduced by calculating the flux vectors with perturbed flow variables only in related cells. The performances of different sparse matrix solvers are also compared. The effects of errors in numerical Jacobians on the accuracy of sensitivities is analyzed. Results show that the finite-difference perturbation magnitude and computer precision are the most important parameters that affect the accuracy of numerical Jacobians. Approximately the same optimum perturbation magnitude enables the most accurate numerical flux Jacobian and sensitivity calculations.

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text: Recently, Peltier device is considered as a suitable device to generate thermal sensation. In order to control the reproduction of the sensation accurately, it is important to know the amount of heat inflow, which is the heat exchanged between a thermal system and an external environment. For that purpose, the authors proposed a heat inflow observer, which is a disturbance observer-based estimation method of heat inflow. However, in the past research, the observer was evaluated only from a qualitative point of view. In this research, another thermal sensor is put on the thermal system as an external environment, and the validity of heat inflow observer is experimentally confirmed using the sensor. The experimental results show the superiority of the proposed observer in obtaining the amount of heat inflow.


ins. Custom properties are stored also in the project
file. The storage is not efficient for large amount of data.
Custom properties that have already been used within QGIS:
- "loading" - whether the project is being currently loaded (root node only)
- "overview" - whether to show a layer in overview
- "showFeatureCount" - whether to show feature counts in layer tree (vector only)
@@ -84,6 +84,7 @@ class QgsMeshDataSourceInterface /Abstract/
Interface for mesh data sources
Mesh is a collection of vertices, edges and faces in 2D or 3D space
- vertex - XY(Z) point (in the mesh's coordinate reference system)
- edge - two XY(Z) points (in the mesh's coordinate reference system) representing straight seqment
- faces - sets of vertices forming a closed shape - typically triangles or quadrilaterals
@@ -392,6 +392,7 @@ Returns the root items of the dataset group tree item
%Docstring
Sets the root items of the dataset group tree item.
Changes active dataset groups if those one are not enabled anymore :
- new active scalar dataset group is the first root item enabled child
- new active vector dataset group is none
@@ -17,6 +17,7 @@ class QgsMeshLayerTemporalProperties : QgsMapLayerTemporalProperties
Implementation of map layer temporal properties for mesh layers.
The time in a mesh layer is defined by :
- a reference time provided by the data, the project or the user
- each dataset is associated with a relative times
- time extent is defined by the first time and the last time of all dataset
@@ -498,6 +498,7 @@ We try to match the Proj string to internal QGIS CRS ID using the following logi
Set up this CRS from a string definition.
It supports the following formats:
- "EPSG:<code>" - handled with createFromOgcWms()
- "POSTGIS:<srid>" - handled with createFromSrid()
- "INTERNAL:<srsid>" - handled with createFromSrsId()
@@ -404,6 +404,7 @@ createChildren() immediately because result will be useless. *
virtual void deleteLater();
%Docstring
Safely delete the item:
- disconnects parent
- unsets parent (but does not remove itself)
- deletes all its descendants recursively
@@ -362,10 +362,11 @@ Datum of Australia Technical Manual", Chapter 4.
code (and documentation) taken from rttopo project
_URL_
- spheroid_project.spheroid_project(...)
- Valid bounds checking for degrees (latitude=+- 85.05115) is based values used for
-> 'WGS84 Web Mercator (Auxiliary Sphere)' calculations
--> latitudes outside these bounds cause the calculations to become unstable and can return invalid results
- spheroid_project.spheroid_project(...)
- Valid bounds checking for degrees (latitude=+- 85.05115) is based values used for
-> 'WGS84 Web Mercator (Auxiliary Sphere)' calculations
--> latitudes outside these bounds cause the calculations to become unstable and can return invalid results
.. versionadded:: 3.0
%End
@@ -16,6 +16,7 @@ class QgsFields
Container of fields for a vector layer.
In addition to storing a list of QgsField instances, it also:
- allows quick lookups of field names to index in the list
- keeps track of where the field definition comes from (vector data provider, joined layer or newly added from an editing operation)
@@ -16,6 +16,7 @@ class QgsMapLayerDependency
This class models dependencies with or between map layers.
A dependency is defined by a layer ID, a type and an origin.
The two combinations of type/origin that are currently supported are:
- PresenceDependency && FromProvider: virtual layers for instance which may depend on other layers already loaded to work
- DataDependency && FromUser: dependencies given by the user, mainly to represent database triggers
@@ -17,6 +17,7 @@ The QgsOgcUtils class provides various utility functions for conversion between
OGC (Open Geospatial Consortium) standards and QGIS internal representations.
Currently supported standards:
- GML2 - Geography Markup Language (import, export)
%End
@@ -20,6 +20,7 @@ class QgsPointLocator : QObject
{
%Docstring
The class defines interface for querying point location:
- query nearest vertices / edges to a point
- query vertices / edges in rectangle
- query areas covering a point
@@ -229,14 +229,15 @@ Breaks a provider data source URI into its component paths (e.g. file path, laye
:param uri: uri string
:return: map containing components. Standard components may include:
- "path": file path
- "layerName"
- "url": base URL, for online services
- "referer": referrer string, for HTTP requests
- "host": hostname, for database services
- "bounds": hardcoded layer bounds (as a QgsRectangle)
- "crs": CRS definition
- "authcfg": authentication configuration ID
- "path": file path
- "layerName"
- "url": base URL, for online services
- "referer": referrer string, for HTTP requests
- "host": hostname, for database services
- "bounds": hardcoded layer bounds (as a QgsRectangle)
- "crs": CRS definition
- "authcfg": authentication configuration ID
.. note::
@@ -17,8 +17,10 @@ This class has all the configuration of snapping and can return answers to snapp
Internally, it keeps a cache of QgsPointLocator instances for multiple layers.
Currently it supports the following queries:
- snapToMap() - has multiple modes of operation
- snapToCurrentLayer()
For more complex queries it is possible to use locatorForLayer() method that returns
point locator instance with layer's indexed data.
@@ -17,11 +17,13 @@ class QgsSpatialIndexKDBush
A very fast static spatial index for 2D points based on a flat KD-tree.
Compared to QgsSpatialIndex, this index:
- supports single point features only (no multipoints)
- is static (features cannot be added or removed from the index after construction)
- is much faster!
- allows direct retrieval of the original feature's points, without requiring additional feature requests
- supports true "distance based" searches, i.e. return all points within a radius
from a search point
QgsSpatialIndexKDBush objects are implicitly shared and can be inexpensively copied.
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What does HAT mean in Medical?
This page is about the meanings of the acronym/abbreviation/shorthand HAT in the field in general and in the Medical terminology in particular.
Human African Trypanosomiasis
Find a translation for HAT in other languages:
Select another language:
What does HAT mean?
- hat, chapeau, lid(noun)
- headdress that protects the head from bad weather; has shaped crown and usually a brim


How Guinness is made
Stephen Kilcullen
5m 59s
Lesson Details
Can you identify the key ingredients involved in brewing Guinness? Although Guinness has been around for over 250 years, the company still uses the same ingredients and the same traditional brewing steps to brew the perfect pint.
In this lesson for bartenders and servers, Stephen Kilcullen dives deep into the four main ingredients used to create the beer, and the six classic steps that are undertaken to brew every batch of Guinness. You will find out more about:
 1. Milling and mashing
 2. Wort separation
 3. Boiling
 4. Fermentation
 5. Maturation and storage
 6. Packaging
Learn how different the yeast used to create Guinness is to other brewing yeasts, and how specific ingredients are delicately balanced throughout the process. Stephen explains that at Guinness breweries, there are brewers on site who have been with the company for over 40 years. This lesson will give bartenders and servers insight into the unique beer and brand.
Learn hospitality skills for today's world, including:
The four key ingredients to brew Guinness
The six steps to brewing
The story behind the ingredients
Stephen Kilcullen
Master Brewer & Global Head of Quality at Guinness
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How to connect Excel to ClickHouse within Kyligence Tiered Storage
Author
Tony Zhang
Product Evangelist
Oct. 26, 2021
Modern corporations are increasingly looking for near real-time analytics and insights to make actionable decisions. To help organizations understand more about the benefits of ClickHouse, we will focus on how you can achieve sub-second analysis in Excel with Kyligence Tiered Storage.

Why you will be interested
This article is based on the benchmark dataset of the retail industry, which contains over 100 MILLION rows in the transaction table, I will operate with dimensions and measures in Excel pivot to compare the query performance among Object Storage, Base Index and Tiered Storage.

Why Excel
Microsoft Excel is, undoubtedly, the most popular spreadsheet software in the market. Each iteration of this software gives the users a better tool for their statistical needs.
PivotTable in Excel is a powerful tool to calculate, summarize, and analyze data that allows you to see comparisons, patterns, and trends in your data.

Why ClickHouse
ClickHouse is an open-source, OLAP (Online Analytical Processing) database originally developed by the company Yandex, for the needs of its Metrica solution (similar to Google Analytics). Yandex is the first search engine used in Russia.

ClickHouse was developed with a simple objective: to filter and aggregate as much data as possible and as quickly as possible. Similar to other solutions of the same type (eg. Druid, Pinot), ClickHouse uses a column-oriented model for data storage. It also relies on various parallelization and vectorization mechanisms to take the most advantage of multi-core architectures. Hence, Clickhouse can support data volumes of several petabytes.

Trends of ClickHouse in DB-Engines
Trends of ClickHouse in DB-Engines
Let's start with Kyligence Cloud
First, I used Kyligence Cloud, if you also like to try Kyligence cloud, you may visit Kyligence to get a free trial. In order to analyze data, it is necessary to import data. I used a 100 million rows dataset which can fully exhibit strong query performance of ClickHouse.

kyligence Data Import interface
Data Import interface
The SSB (Star Schema Benchmark) dataset is designed to measure the performance of database products in support of classical data warehousing applications and is based on the TPC-H benchmark.There are 5 tables in the SSB dataset - table sampling is turned on by default. With sampling I can get statistical information of the entire dataset.

kyligence interface 2

I ran a sample SQL query to check the row amount of SSB.LINEORDER table. As you can see from the screenshot below, there are over 1 million rows in this table.

kyligence interface

Auto-Modeling
In Kyligence Cloud, I enabled AI Augmented Mode to build models with SQL.

Created a model automatically from SQL command.

Below is my SQL command which was used for creating the model.

SELECT
 SSB.LINEORDER.LO_ORDERKEY,
 SSB.LINEORDER.LO_LINENUMBER,
 SSB.LINEORDER.LO_CUSTKEY,
 SSB.LINEORDER.LO_PARTKEY,
 SSB.LINEORDER.LO_SUPPKEY,
 SSB.LINEORDER.LO_ORDERDATE,
 SSB.LINEORDER.LO_ORDERPRIOTITY,
 SSB.LINEORDER.LO_SHIPPRIOTITY,
 SSB.LINEORDER.LO_TAX,
 SSB.LINEORDER.LO_COMMITDATE,
 SSB.LINEORDER.LO_SHIPMODE,
 SSB.PART.P_PARTKEY,
 SSB.PART.P_NAME,
 SSB.PART.P_MFGR,
 SSB.PART.P_CATEGORY,
 SSB.PART.P_BRAND,
 SSB.PART.P_COLOR,
 SSB.PART.P_TYPE,
 SSB.PART.P_SIZE,
 SSB.PART.P_CONTAINER,
 SSB.SUPPLIER.S_SUPPKEY,
 SSB.SUPPLIER.S_NAME,
 SSB.SUPPLIER.S_ADDRESS,
 SSB.SUPPLIER.S_CITY,
 SSB.SUPPLIER.S_NATION,
 SSB.SUPPLIER.S_REGION,
 SSB.SUPPLIER.S_PHONE,
 SSB.CUSTOMER.C_CUSTKEY,
 SSB.CUSTOMER.C_NAME,
 SSB.CUSTOMER.C_ADDRESS,
 SSB.CUSTOMER.C_CITY,
 SSB.CUSTOMER.C_NATION,
 SSB.CUSTOMER.C_REGION,
 SSB.CUSTOMER.C_PHONE,
 SSB.CUSTOMER.C_MKTSEGMENT,
 SSB.CALENDAR.D_DATEKEY,
 SSB.CALENDAR.D_DATE,
 SSB.CALENDAR.D_DAYOFWEEK,
 SSB.CALENDAR.D_MONTH,
 SSB.CALENDAR.D_YEAR,
 SSB.CALENDAR.D_YEARMONTHNUM,
 SSB.CALENDAR.D_YEARMONTH,
 SSB.CALENDAR.D_DAYNUMINWEEK,
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Brock student launches interactive children's book for iPad
Published on February 05 2013
A Brock PhD student's idea for an interactive children's book has grown into reality.
Danielle Beckett, a certified classroom teacher who now studies learning and cognition in the Faculty of Education at the University, created The Gingerbread Man storybook for the iPad through her start-up company GroDigital.
And this is no ordinary touch and flip e-book for children. Beckett's creation also doubles as a reading assessment tool because of groundbreaking voice-recognition technology developed by computer science students from Brock.
"The voice recognition allows for the child to be assessed while reading and providing feedback to improve their reading performance," says Beckett. "With this project, we're spearheading voice recognition technology."
The interactive choose-your-own-adventure e-book is based upon the popular 19th-century fairy tale, The Gingerbread Man, and is designed for children ages 4 to 8.


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Natural mentors have been shown to help improve psychological and educational outcomes of youth, and may serve an important role for youth experiencing risk in the home.
Using data from the National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent to Adult Health (Add Health), we investigated the associations between natural mentors during youth and income during early adulthood, including how these relations were moderated by the absence of a father figure and race. We also estimated the lifetime economic benefits to having a natural mentor.
- The presence of a natural mentor alone did not have a significant impact on annual earnings during adulthood.
- However, youth without a father but who had a male mentor earned significantly more, on average, than those without a male mentor.
- These effects were more pronounced in a subsample of African American youth.
- The net present value of total lifetime benefits to having a male natural mentor was approximately $190,000 for all fatherless youth and $458,000 for African American fatherless youth.
These results suggest that natural mentors play a crucial role in economic outcomes for youth, which may vary by sociodemographic factors.


Thomas Broomé Only Uses Words to Make Rooms in 'Modern Mantra'
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Using only words, artist Thomas Broomé created a series of uber-descriptive room drawings called 'Modern Mantra.' Each room that Broomé drew is composed only of words and nothing else. Furniture, walls and rooms were all drawn using the words that describe them. For example, the table was drawn using the word 'table' while the walls were drawn with the word 'wall.' With this restriction, Broomé went to create detailed rooms with lighting and perspective.
The amazing illustrations in 'Modern Mantra' were created with only ink and paper. As a result, each drawing is monotone. However, Broomé still managed to make his drawings realistic with varied spacing between words to show differences in light. The words for the wall were spaced apart while the words on the tapestry were clustered closely together. Stats for Literal Room Illustrations Trending: Older & Chilly
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 An aromatic azo compound, diphenyl diazene, the basis of many dyes.
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 a substance (C6H5.N2.C6H5) derived from nitrobenzene, forming orange red crystals which are easily fusible
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 Azobenzene is a chemical compound composed of two phenyl rings linked by a N=N double bond. It is the simplest example of an azo compound. The term 'azobenzene' or simply 'azo' is often used to refer to a wide class of molecules that share the core azobenzene structure, with different chemical functional groups extending from the phenyl rings. These azo compounds are considered as derivatives of diazene, and are sometimes referred to as 'diazenes'. The diazenes absorb light strongly and are used as dyes in a variety of industries.
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How Luer and Other Small-Bore Connectors are Used in Clinical Settings
Small-bore connectors are parts used to connect medical devices to tubing and accessories that deliver fluids and gases to patients. Small-bore refers to the small size of the opening of the connector.
One of the most commonly used small-bore connectors are Luer connectors—sometimes called Luer fittings or Luers.
There are two types of Luer connectors: slips and locks. In general, a Luer consists of a tapered "male" tip and wider-tapered "female" sleeve that either slide into one another (a Luer slip) or screw together (a Luer lock) to form a secure, yet detachable, leak-proof connection.
A Luer slip connector (left) and a Luer lock connector (right).
Courtesy of Beaumont Hospitals
Examples of Medical Devices that Use Connectors
Many different types of medical devices use small-bore connectors including:
- Blood pressure cuffs and other non-invasive blood pressure devices
- Breathing systems such as anesthesia machines and ventilators
- Enteral feeding tubes that deliver liquid nutrients or medicine to the stomach
- Intravenous devices such as intravenous (IV) lines used to deliver nutritional formulas and medicines
- Neuraxial devices, such as epidural catheters, used to deliver medicines to the epidural space
- Urinary tubing, such as catheters, used to empty the bladder
- Vascular access devices used to obtain blood or monitor blood pressure, gas levels and chemical balances inside a patient's body


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The Flat Rubik is a collection of two-dimensional computerized combination puzzles presented by puzzlemystery.com. A combination puzzle, also known as a sequential move or sliding block puzzle, is a puzzle which consists of a set of blocks which can be manipulated into different combinations by a group of operations. The object of the puzzle is to manipulate blocks by certain operations to establish a certain (unscrambled) end-configuration starting from a random (scrambled) combination.
The Flat Rubik puzzles consist of 4x4, 9x9, or 15x15 square. Each square consists of 2x2, 3x3, or 5x5 color blocks. When you click the "Start New" button the puzzle blocks are scrambled by the computer. For the puzzle to be solved, blocks should be unscrambled. Colors should be separated and each block must be a solid color (the numbers do not have to be in order). You can move blocks by clicking on square. Each Flat Rubik puzzle has different blocks sliding rules. Our collection includes the following Flat Rubik puzzles:


Kenmore Refrigerator Size By Model Number
Kenmore Refrigerator Size By Model Number
Which model is my Kenmore refrigerator?
Kenmore models always have a three-digit prefix, eg. B. 110 or 665, then a full stop and then more digits. Then look for an aluminum stick or a silver or bleached label. The model number can be printed or stamped on the label and can be printed in two different sizes or characters.
And how do I find the model of my refrigerator?
The model and serial number are printed on the label at the bottom left of the device on the outside and on the front. Inside the refrigerator there is another label on the side wall above the upper compartment.
So the question is: how do I know in what year the refrigerator was built?
How to check the age of the refrigerator.
 1. Open the refrigerator door and find the serial number.
 2. Go to the brand's website on your refrigerator.
 3. You can also visit a general website about the device online (see resource below) to find the year and month the device was manufactured.
Do you also know what year my Kenmore refrigerator was built?
The date of manufacture is indicated on the serial number of this refrigerator. The third digit of the serial number (3) indicates that this refrigerator was manufactured in 2003. The next two digits (02) indicate that the refrigerator will be completed in the second week of 2003. This refrigerator is just over 5 years old.
How old is my device based on model number?
To determine the age of the device, use the serial number (not the model number) to determine the date of manufacture. Our serial numbers begin with two letters followed by six digits. The two letters at the beginning of the serial number indicate the month and year of manufacture.
Where is my model and serial number?
How long do refrigerators last?
Ages 14 to 27
How do I read my Kenmore model number?
Find the serial number of a Kenmore Frigidairemade washing machine. Start with two letters followed by some numbers. The first number indicates the year of manufacture. For newer models, the number 2 stands for 2002, 3 for 2003, 4 for 2004, and so on.
How do you find the cubic foot of a Kenmore refrigerator?
Take a tape measure and measure the width, depth and height in the refrigerator. Multiply the numbers (W x D x H) and divide the sum by 1728 to get the cubic foot. For example, if you have a 30 x 30 x 48 high refrigerator, multiply 30 x 30 x 48.
Which model is my Kenmore tumble dryer?
2 answers. Most Kenmore Elite dryers have the model number plate around the door. Open the dryer door and look out. Some dryers have the sticker on the bottom left or right.
What model is my Frigidaire refrigerator?
Check the outside of the box. The model number can be placed at the bottom or in the upper left corner of the back.
What do the Frigidaire model numbers mean?
For example, the Frigidaire color code is the 10th digit of the model number and consists of 16 letters representing the colors.
Below is an example of Frigidaire FGUN2642L refrigerator?
which is available in three colors … E stands for ebony black, F stands for stainless steel and P stands for pearl white.
How old is my Frigidaire refrigerator?
The first letter of a serial number indicates where the device was manufactured. The second letter indicates the type of device. The first number is the year the device was manufactured. The next two digits are the week of that year.
What is the model number?
Model number. Updated: 11/11/2018 by Computer Hope. Sometimes abbreviated as a model or model number, a model number is a unique number assigned to every product made by hardware manufacturers. Model numbers allow manufacturers to track each hardware device and identify or replace the correct part if necessary.
Where is the serial number of a refrigerator?
You can find the model and serial number on the label at the bottom left of the device and on the front. Inside the refrigerator there is another label on the side wall above the upper compartment.
What parts is the refrigerator made of?
Refrigerator Common Areas Glossary Compressor. The refrigeration compressor is sold as part of a compressor motor kit. Compressor driving capacitor. Compressor start relay. Assembling the compressor motor. Capacitor. Condenser fan. Sensor fan motor. Avrim bimetallic. What does the Samsung refrigerator model number mean?
The Samsung refrigerator model number is not just a number, the model number contains information to help the buyer choose. For example, you can use the model number to identify which type of refrigerator, which year the refrigerator model was developed, which country the refrigerator was manufactured for.
Which Samsung refrigerator model do I have?
The model and serial number can be found on the label at the bottom left on the outside of the appliance and on the front or back of the refrigerator. Inside the refrigerator there is another label on the side wall above the upper compartment.
What model is my GE refrigerator?
Find the model and serial number of your GE TopFreezer refrigerator in the fresh food area on the upper left wall. In the freezer, on the ceiling, in front. Near the temperature controls. Behind drawers sharper.
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While there is already a consensus in the scientific community about the deleterious effects of television viewing habits, a qualitative analysis on television cartoon shows is largely unexplored in India, a country that is making significant strides in broadcasting sector, backed by rising consumer demand. This has led to a highly competitive scenario in kid's television market wherein the proportion of imported animated content is more than the In-house content. Notably with the increasing number of satellite cartoon channels in India, the demand for imported animated content is on the rise and this is a rising concern of the parents, because cartoon shows have a significant effect on the social, cognitive and emotional development of children. The study strives to discover the different themes of the cartoon television shows and examine the nature of television viewership, co-viewing habits and viewership effects using the data from semi-structured interviews with young parents. The research findings reveal the expectations of the Parents from kid's television channels & its content, as well as children's interest in various themes of cartoon shows and the main characters.


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Can Boat Airdopes Be Connected to an iPhone
Boat airdopes are often used for water sports and other activities on the water. They can be connected to an iPhone using Bluetooth.
The first step is to turn on the Bluetooth function on your phone. You then need to search for nearby devices, and select the one that is labeledboat airdope". Once you have found it, tap on it and you will be able to connect your phone with the boat airdope.
Connecting a Boat Airdope to iPhone or Android
Steps to connect a boat dope to an iPhone or Android.
1) Find the correct connection port on your boat
2) Connect the device with the correct connection port
3) Turn off the sound for notifications and alerts on your phone or tablet
The most common way to connect a boat air horn to an iPhone or Android is by using an auxiliary cable.
An auxiliary cable is a type of audio cable that connects an external device to the speaker system on your phone. It's usually used for connecting headphones or speakers, but when you need to connect your boat air horn, this is the best option.
The other way to connect a boat air horn to an iPhone or Android is through Bluetooth.
Bluetooth allows you to wirelessly stream music and other audio files from your phone without having any cables plugged in.
How to Connect Your Boat Airdopes to your iPhone
If you want to connect your boat air system to your iPhone, then here are the steps you need to take.
 1. Connect the iPhone to the boat's stereo via an auxiliary cable or Bluetooth.
 2. Turn on your iPhone's Bluetooth and select the Boat Airdopes device from the list of available devices that appear on your phone screen.
 3. You will be asked for a four-digit code which is set by default as 0000, but you can change this if you want.
 4. Once connected, open up Siri and say "play music" or "play Spotify " and it will start playing music through Boat Airdopes!
Boat Air Dope Setup Options for Your Smartphone
Boat air dope setups are a great way to get your smartphone ready for use on the water.
One of the best iPhone boat airdop setups is to get a waterproof case and an armband. The waterproof case will protect your phone from water damage and the armband will keep it secure while you are on the water.
The best android boat airdop setup is to get an external battery and a waterproof case. The external battery will give you more power than your phone's internal battery, so it won't run out as quickly, and the waterproof case will protect your phone from water damage.
Conclusion
With the help of AirPods and airdop, boat owners can now listen to music and make phone calls without using their hands.
Airdop is a wearable device that lets people stream music and make phone calls from their boat. This device can be connected to an iPhone through Bluetooth.
FAQ
Can boat Airdopes 441 connect to an iPhone?
Boat Airdopes 441 is a wireless earbud that can be connected to an iPhone.
Does boat Airdopes 131 work with an iPhone?
Boat Airdopes 131 is compatible with most smartphones.
Why can't I pair my boat Airdopes?
The Airdopes earbud is a Bluetooth device that needs to be paired with your phone. Pairing your boat Airdopes earbud is simple, just follow these steps:
1. Open the Airdopes app on your phone
2. Select "Settings" and then "Bluetooth"
3. Turn on Bluetooth on your phone
4. Press the power button on the left side of the earbuds to activate pairing mode
5. Tap to pair it with your phone


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Credit unions across the country have embraced the jungle-inspired "Wild About Saving" theme of National Credit Union Youth Month, which promotes the importance of financial responsibility by offering children and teens a chance to win free adventures to area zoos, aquariums, museums, and more.
"Youth Month is all about getting children and their parents excited—maybe even a little wild—about savings," says Karina Garcia of $1.4 billion asset CFE Federal Credit Union in Lake Mary, Fla., who submitted this year's winning theme.
National Credit Union Youth Month, held throughout April, gives credit unions a platform to connect with their young members and instill solid money management concepts. The event, created and managed by CUNA, has become an extended celebration from previous years, when activities were condensed into one week.
"By starting youth on the right path towards saving goals and financial education, Youth Month helps credit unions build strong, lifelong relationships with their members," says Joanne Sepich, CUNA's youth month coordinator.
Here's how some these credit unions are celebrating Youth Month:
- Michigan Schools and Government Credit Union, $1.5 billion assets, Clinton Township, honored Morgan Freshney and her brother, Dawson, who became the credit union's 100,000th and 100,001st members.
- NW Plus Credit Union, $157 million assets, Everett, Wash., offers a year-long family pass to the Woodland Park Zoo to anyone under 18 who opens a savings account.
- Holy Rosary Credit Union, $207 million assets, Rochester, N.Y., encourages youngsters to visit the branch and pick up a coloring contest entry form. Those who submit entries will be eligible to win prizes that include museum passes and gift cards.
- Clearview Federal Credit Union, $950 million assets, Moon Township, Pa., gives young members a chance to win four tickets to the Pittsburgh Zoo and PPG Aquarium just by visiting a branch.
- Envista Credit Union, $265 million assets, Topeka, Kan., will award nine $25 Toys R Us gift cards and other giveaway items to winners of a contest rewarding youngsters who visit a branch.
In addition to the prizes individual credit unions offer, young members can register for the National Youth Saving Challenge™ and a chance at winning one of 25 $100 prizes.


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Mining Programs at Ontario Colleges
What to expect from a Mining Career
The mining industry is always looking for skilled professionals. Whether it's filling specialized roles in geological management or heading into the mines, there are plenty of career opportunities available. Mining programs at Ontario colleges prepare students with both mining techniques and widespread knowledge of geology and earth resources, so they can enter the mining career of their choice.
If you're interested in starting an in-demand career in the mining and geology industry, here's what you need to know. More
There are a few types of mining programs available, each with different focuses or different levels of training. These include:
- Mining Techniques. Mining techniques programs are introductory one-year certificate programs that prepare students for entry-level work in the mining industry or for continued mining education. Students learn basic geology, surveying and drafting skills along with a variety of mining methods that will prepare them for both underground and office work in core sampling, mapping, prospecting and more.
- Mining Engineering Technician / Technology. Mining engineering technician and technology programs are more advanced than the techniques programs. Both technician and technologist programs give students a broader and deeper understanding of geology and resources and may offer training on a larger variety of mining equipment. Mining-related skills, such as drilling and blasting, may also be introduced. Technician programs are typically two-year diploma programs while technology programs (offering the most comprehensive training) are generally three-year advanced diploma programs.
Some mining-related programs have specific focuses, like earth sciences and natural resources. These programs have a geotechnical focus and are made up of courses including (but not limited to) mineral studies, geophysics, soil studies and other earth science topics. Students learn to operate geological equipment that can be used in some mining and geological industry practices, such as geotechnical and environmental assessment.
General Mining Program Requirements
Ontario college mining programs typically require an Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent. Academic requirements will vary depending on the program, but generally include senior math and chemistry or physics courses. A grade 12 English credit is often required for technician and technology programs.
Mining Jobs and Salaries
Depending on your chosen program, jobs in the mining industry range from entry-level to more advanced positions, and will include roles such as:
- Mine Manager or Production Supervisor
- Underground Mining Worker
- Surveyor, Project Manager / Engineer
- Geologist Assistant
- Mining Administration
The average starting salary for graduates of mining programs at Ontario colleges is $36,000 a year, with the potential to earn much more. Experienced mine managers and mine workers typically have salaries between $60,000 and $90,000 a year, or even higher depending on the location and type of mining.
Ontario Colleges Offering Mining Programs
Use the left-column navigation to refine your search by College, Program Availability, Program Start Date and more, or see the table below for a complete list of mining programs at Ontario colleges. Less
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How Many Hours Do Architects Work?
Architects work for 40 hours a week and sometimes on the weekend to meet specific deadlines. If you are self-employed, the number of hours depends on how much work you have. Your work hours are also flexible as self-employed.
Architects are licensed professionals who design buildings and ensure the safety standards are met. They aim to provide a cost-effective solution and ensure the client sees the vision before starting the project. However, it requires time to complete the project, and thus, architectures have to be there in the different phases of the building's construction process.
Employed Architects Vs. Self-Employed Architects
An employed architect is spending 8 hours per day. The salary of an employee varies from state to state. On the other hand, a self-employed architect can decide to work on a project basis. If an architect has to meet a deadline, they will work extra hours to accomplish the results. Some architects can go to the extent of working for 50 hours. If you are working as a freelancer, then you have flexible work hours.
If you are an employed architect, you get a salary with benefits. When working hourly for a company, check out the benefits you get. If you are self-employed, you can opt to be paid by the project length.
Interesting Facts About Architects
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the median pay of architects was $39.58 per hour in 2020. The entry-level education for an architect is Bachelor's degree. An architect spends most of the time in the office and visits the construction sites to review the progress of the client's projects.
An architect needs to pass the architect registration examination and has to get experience through a paid internship. It's essential to earn a bachelor's degree in architecture. Depending on the complexity of the project, it's even possible to travel for work. Your firm might operate internationally, and thus, your physical presence might be a must to oversee the projects.
An architect is spending 40 hours to complete the projects. Sometimes they work for additional hours to meet deadlines. If an architect is self-employed, they have flexible work hours.
What Hours do Architects Work? Hours: Full-time workers work approximately 45 hours per week (compared to an average of 44 hours).
What is the average time an architect works in a single day?
This works out to approximately 5 hours per week, or 1 hour more per day. This doesn't seem to support the myth that architects work in their spare time like crazy.
What is the average work week for architects?
Sometimes, travel is required to monitor the progress of a project. About 1 in 5 architects work more than 50 hours per week. It is essential to work overtime and on weekends in order to meet deadlines.
Are architects able to work flexible hours?
Most architects work full-time. Many work overtime, especially when there are deadlines. The work schedules of self-employed architects might be more flexible.
Similar Questions: How many hours do architects work?
Do architects have days off?
Vacation and Leave
PayScale found that new architects had an average of 1.3 weeks vacation. The average vacation time earned by those with one to four years experience was 1.9 weeks, while those with fiveto nine years experience were able to get 2.3 week vacation.
Do architects travel a lot?
Although each case is unique, the question about how much architects travel must also be addressed individually. However, most architects will not spend more than six month per year on their trips. Most architects travel much less than this, so it would be considered the upper limit.
Is it possible for architects to have lots of free time?
What is the best way to find time for architects? Quora. The short answer to this question is no. However, it all depends on your perspective. Architecture is for many an occupation, rather than a career.
Architecture is a career that's rewarding?
Architecture is a respected profession that offers the possibility to own your own business. It's a great career option for creative people. While architecture sounds artistic, it requires many other skills such as math and physics. You will also need strong social skills to succeed in this field.
Are architects rich?
Technically speaking, architects are "rich" in the US. A principal, partner, or manager at the top of the hierarchy generally earns more than 95-98% of the U.S. This is also how engineers and tech workers believe they are wealthy.
Are architects satisfied?
Happiness is about average for architects. CareerExplorer conducts an ongoing survey with millions of people to find out how satisfied they feel about their jobs. It turns out that architects rank their career happiness at 3.1 out 5 stars, which places them in the bottom 41%.
It is hard to be an architect.
A degree in architecture can be extremely rewarding. But it is also among the most challenging – with long hours, a huge workload and focus on detail – so it's vital to understand what you're letting yourself in for.
Are architects ready to retire?
Architects have similar views on retirement, succession and growth within their companies. Although they are expecting to receive retirement accounts, pensions, Social Security and investment dividends, it is possible that they will have to work at minimum part-time.
Are architects always busy?
Architects are busy, a new survey has found, and demand for kitchen and bath projects is "extremely strong." The American Institute of Architects reports that its members have plenty of new design work coming into their firms, and the average backlog for projects has surpassed five months.
Who should architects marry
Designers are like architects in that they tend to marry each other. Male managers and lawyers marry female designers more often than male ones. Male designers marry female secretaries and teachers.
How long does it take for an architect to learn?
The Bachelor of Architectural Studies (BAS), a full-time, three-year program, is designed to open doors to many different career options, whether you are in the architectural discipline or not.
Why is it that architects are paid so little?
Given the amount of work they do and the responsibilities that they have, we see that architects often make very little. In a highly competitive market, this means that you will be working long hours, under stress, with tight deadlines, dealing with demanding clients, and having to work weekends. All of this for a modest compensation.
How much can an architect earn in 2020?
The 2020 hourly average full-time wage rate for professionals in applied and natural sciences, including architects, is $43.86. This employment group earns an average of $85,000 annually, with a median weekly wage rate of $1,634.
Is architecture a stressful job?
From the first lecture we attend to the peak of our careers as architects, there are many stressful events. Our job is intense and very demanding. We must meet deadlines and plan and create the dreams of our clients.
It is smart to be an architect.
They need to possess many qualities. All building disciplines must be understood by architects, including mechanical, electrical, and structural. Smarts is required. While being smart doesn't make you a great architect, it can give you a strong foundation.
Are architects respected?
6. Respected career. It is not easy to become an architect. But it is worth the effort. Architecture is a respected profession that plays a vital role in modern society.
Are you a bad choice for architecture?
It is a drain on your money. In a cost-benefit analysis, architecture is not as competitive as other professions. The entry-level salary for architects is very low, even after college. Long hours are necessary. Many architects do not start making decent money until they are licensed and more experienced.
Do architects have to be skilled at drawing?
Do you mean "do I have to be good in drawing to get into architecture school?" then no. You will be able to demonstrate talent and technical skills, but creativity is essential.
Who is the wealthiest architect?
Norman Foster – $240 million
Norman Foster is the most wealthy architect of all times. Norman Foster net worth of $240 million (£170 million) is mainly from his high-budget projects in Europe and the US.
Can architects make millions of dollars?
Many architects work for years, then go on to an internship. They earn much less. But what we do is equally important as architects. Recent surveys have shown that the average US salary for a sole proprietor is $70,000. It is possible to make a substantial income as an architect, according to recent surveys.
Is being an architect fun?
It's a lot of fun to go to architecture school! It's great to travel, meet interesting architects around the globe, have fun with your friends, challenge yourself and work hard. It was so much fun that some people (including myself) didn't want architecture school to end.


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Literals Session tags with keys or values consisting of multiple words or containing symbols may be expressed as string literals using double quotation marks.
"geo: \ "Palo Alto, US \ ""
All sessions tagged with "Palo Alto, US"
Complex Value Expression The HeadSpin Selector syntax supports the following unary operators:
=: exactly equal to
!=: not equal to
<: less than
<=: less than or equal to
> greater than
>=: greater than or equal to
build: >1.7.0
build: tag greater than 1.7.0
duration_seconds:
>60 <120
Session duration is greater than 60s and less than 120s
Precedence Parentheses is used to indicate precedence in selector expressions.
build: >100
(<200, =300)
sessions associated with builds greater than 100 and less than 200 or otherwise equal to build 300.
Selector Expression Description Example
Global Expression Selectors work with glob like syntax.
geo: *US
Select all sessions captured in ;US ;geos.
build: 0.4.*
Select all builds of a similar version.
device_sku:
iPhone*
Only iPhones
hostname: *proxy-*-lin.headspin.io
Only Androids
device_sku:
=Chrome,
=Microsoftedge,
=Firefox,
=Opera,
=Safari
Only Browser
Selector Functions current_build()
prev_build(N)- The largest value that can be referenced in the "build" tag is 0, the next largest is 1, and so on, starting from 0, the Nth largest value is specified.
hours_ago(N) - represents a unix epoch time of N hours ago
minutes_ago(N)- represents a unix epoch time of N minutes ago
build:
current_build()
All the sessions containing the largest observed build version (numeric and SemVer versions are supported).
build:
prev_build(1)
All the sessions containing the build number prior to the current build.
end_timestamp:
<minutes_ago(15)
>minutes_ago(30)
Sessions between 15 minutes and 30 minutes ago.
end_timestamp:
>hours_ago(1)
Sessions ended within 1 hour
end_timestamp:
>hours_ago(168)
Sessions ended in the last 7 days
Standard tag names Tags are custom annotations associated with a session. Tags consist of key-value pairs, and you can create multiple tags with the same key but different values.
[{"build": "1.0"},
{"home_wifi_speed": "100mbps"},
{"hostname": "dev-au-mel-1-proxy-2-lin.headspin.io"},
{"month_in_year": "4"},
{"start_timestamp": "_PHONE_.327"},
{"team_name": "HS"}, {"user_email_address":"_EMAIL_"},
{"user_flow": "Max_Evaluation2"},
{"user_flow_id": "4243d3f0-967a-4bc3-bdce-1cb5f8ce3375"},
{"geo": "Melbourne, Australia"},
{"end_timestamp": "_PHONE_.663"},
{"carrier": "Telstra"},
{"datetime_local":"2022-04-29T22:53:00.327"},
{"datetime_utc": "2022-04-29T12:53:00.327"},
{"day_of_week": "Fri"}, {"demo": "regression"},
{"device_id": "17160522501498"},
{"device_sku": "Zebra TC56"},
{"duration_seconds": "40.336"}, {"year": "2022"}]
7. The regression report is returned in JSON format that looks like the below. Note that it contains "Count" and "Sessions" in the "battery_current" category section. You can set regression alerts on them. In the following, we will set alerts on the "Duration" value.
Regression Report
8. Find the report link in the result and open it to view the report in Web UI. On the right side of the image, the source of the "unacceptable battery usage" label is highlighted.
viewing report in Web UI
9. Let's pause for a moment and understand the report together.
 - For each of 'a' and 'b', the duration of the "battery unacceptable usage" labels for 40 pseudo-randomly selected sessions are aggregated, and the mean value is calculated.
 - The mean value of 'a' and 'b' (13623ms vs 19720ms) are compared, and the difference of 6097.2ms is computed.
 - Since the value of 'b' (19.7s) exceeds 14.96s, which is 10% of 'a' (13.6s), the "status" shows "failed", meaning regression has occurred.
 - This means that the battery usage for the new build can be considered significantly worse than the old build. To confirm regression, you might inspect the KPI distribution chart (see Step 3). If no clue is found, it could be a coincidence or irregular. Since a significance level of 5% is often used in statistics, you might ignore it and monitor the situation until enough alerts are detected and a significant difference is confirmed. You may also increase the "limit" parameter or review population size to improve your confidence level. This topic will be discussed in more detail in Part 2.
10. Create Watchers using Alert API. The watcher continuously monitors the reports for you and alerts you when regression occurs.
Set a pro-active performance regression monitoring agent via API
curl --location --request POST '_URL_ \
--data-raw '{
 "name": "Max battery regression watcher",
 "a": "build: 1.0",
 "b": "build: 2.0",
 "kpi": "labels.\"time-series-request\".categories.battery_current.regression.Duration",
 "threshold": 10,
 "frequency": "*/10 * * * *",
 "ts_start": _PHONE_,
 "user_flow_name": "Max_Evaluation"
}'
Note that HeadSpin allows you to create alerts in Web UI but there is no field to specify the "kpi" value, we need to use API here. If your target KPI is the default one, meaning "Network Latency", use Web UI as shown below.
Network Latency
Alert Watchers
In the examples above, I used the cron expression "*/10 * * * *", which means that the regression monitoring should be performed every 10 minutes. See the table below for various frequency settings.
Table: cron expression commonly used
Minute (0-59) Hour (0-23) Days (1-31) Day-of-month
(1-12 or JAN-DEC)
Day-of-week
(0-6 or SUN-SAT)
5 * * * *
At 5 minutes past the hour
0 * * * *
Every hour
0 2 1 * *
At 02:00 AM, on the first day of the month
0 0 1 JAN *
At 12:00 AM, on day 1 of January
0 17 * * 1
At 05:00 PM, on every Monday
*/20 * * * *
Every 20 minutes
0 01-23/2 * * *
Every two hours between 01:00 AM and 11:59 PM
59 23 20 * *
At 11:59 PM, on day 20 of the month
0 0 1 JAN/3 *
At 12:00 AM, on day 1 of the month in every 3rd month from January
30 9 * * 6-7
At 09:30 AM, during the weekend ( Sat-Sun)
0,15,30,45 19 * * Sun
7:00, 7:15, 7:30 and 7:45 PM every Sunday
*/5 13-14 * * *
Every 5 minutes, between 01:00 PM and 02:59 PM
0 0 28-31 * *
At 12:00 AM, at the end of the month between day 28 and 31 of the month
0 0 1 1 *
At 12:00 AM, on the new year (January 1st)
0 9-17 * * 1-5
Every hour during business hours (Mon-Fri)
11. Let's test if the regression monitoring and alerting are working as expected. When a report runs, the result will be displayed in three different colours: Green (success), Red (failure), and Yellow (skip, e.g. due to not enough samples). When a regression is detected and resolved, you will receive a notification at the time indicated by the email icon.
regression monitoring and alerting
Be mindful that the name and settings cannot be changed once an alert has been set up. Deleting an alert will result in deleting all associated alert history and reports, so be careful.
12. Optional: With the "partition" feature, you can set multiple regression alerts in a single setting. In the following example,


Vehicle restoration
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Vehicle Restoration is the process of restoring a vehicle that is either partially scrapped or otherwise life expired back to its original working condition.
Automotive restoration can be applied to many different eras of automobile. Heritage railways and railway museums aim to restore and operate restored trains. Bus preservation groups aim to purchase buses of various eras to restore them to their original operating condition. Trains and buses are often restored to the original authentic livery of their original owner.
Restoration process[edit]
A BMW R60/2 motorcycle undergoing a frame-up concours restoration
Restoration of a vehicle refers to the process of restoring a vehicle to its original condition. Neither updating or modifying are considered part of the restoration process. A restored car is one that has had all of its systems and or parts restored to original condition. Selectively restoring parts or systems is referred to as refurbishing. It does not qualify as restoration. Rebuilding an engine may restore that engine, but it does not restore the car, or entitle the car to be called a restoration.
A car that has had its body work restored to as new but has undergone some modifications elsewhere is either a modified car or a resto-mod car. It is was neither completely restored not completely modified. If a car has had an engine swap for other than the original model, that car has not been restored. Although most of the parts are original, it qualifies as modified rather than restored.
There are many aspects to the process of vehicle restoration. The goal is to return the vehicle to its 'original' state.[1] To accomplish this, a vehicle must often undergo many structural and aesthetic changes.
The first project is disassembly.[1] The car is taken apart and the chassis is inspected.[1] The chassis must be in order as it the structural foundation of the vehicle. The next task is typically are the vehicles engine and mechanisms.[1] The restorer will mechanically bring the vehicle into working order before aesthetically restoring the interior and exterior of the vehicle.[1] Once the vehicle is mechanically functional the body work is then done to the car.[1] Once the exterior restoration is completed, the last task is the interior finish.[1] The restoration of the car is complete when the interior restoration is completed.
Interior restoration[edit]
Interior restoration is the process of returning the inside of the vehicle to its original factory state.[1] Often a vehicle's interior must be need to be completely stripped out before restoration can occur.[1] This is because deterioration over time that can leave materials like wood, cloth or leather in unusable condition.[1] Also abandoned vehicles have the potential to contain biohazardous material within the cabin caused by decay and habitation by animals.[1] Often seating will be stripped to the wire framing before being stuffed and upholstered.[1] The seat is still considered to be authentic after undergoing this process.[1] Other areas of interior restoration include replaced instrument paneling, car radios, flooring and wooden paneling[1]
All mechanical and electronic equipment such as a speedometer, gas gauge, air bags and other equipment necessary to the safe operation of the vehicle must be inspected.[1] The vehicle interior is considered restored when it is returned the state of function and aesthetic the car was in after its manufacture[1]
Exterior restoration[edit]
Restoration of a vehicle's exterior can take many forms. A vehicle that has been left or abandoned will often accumulate rust over time.[2] Sometimes this rust deterioration can render an exterior part unusable.[2] In which case a replacement part like a fender, front grill or door mirror much be purchased outright from an external source.[2] If rust damage is minor however the part will undergo rust repair.[2] This is the process of removing rust from metal and returning structural integrity.[2] This is accomplished by removing the rust through sanding or blasting to get down to bare metal.[2] Then new sheet metal or fiberglass is applied to the affected area. Finally the piece is worked until smooth, primed and re-painted.[2]
Other materials like glass and weather stripping must be replaced as they become damaged over time.[1] Factors like weather erosion can lead to faded and broken glass as well as dried out weather stripping. Another typical area of exterior repair is dent removal.[1] This entails taking the original metal and re-working it to remove dents and other such blemishes.[1] Professionals often use hammer and dolly work to remove dents. This involves placing the dented metal piece over a curved metal dolly and using an electric or manual hammer to remove the dent and smooth the metal.[1]
Engine restoration[edit]
The internal combustion engine requires regular maintenance to ensure its continued function.[3] Engine oil, power steering and brake fluid are examples of engine maintenance that must be kept and checked at regular intervals.[3] Often wear and tear over time can leave an engine totally unusable. In which case the restorer might remove the existing engine and replace it with a similar or modern engine substitute.[3] In order to conduct an engine restoration first a technician will conduct a thorough inspection. Often pre-restored vehicle have engines that have gone without maintenance for years and therefore require engine restoration to return them to working order. The engine is removed from the car and inspected for broken and non-functional parts.[3] Typical parts that require replacing include the pistons, spark plugs, fuel lines battery, fuses, timing belt and various gaskets.[3] All are subject to deterioration over time. Structural components like the engine block, cam shaft and crank shaft are less likely to require repair but not uncommon.[3] Typically, after all required parts are gathered, the disassembled pieces will be cleaned, lubricated (if required), and reassembled. The engine is then replaced within the car.[3]
A mechanic will then perform a series of tests to ensure that the engine is in working, road worthy condition.[3] This is known as a pre-start engine check. First all the lines and hoses are checked for breaks and leaks. Second the radiator is topped off with water to ensure that the system is sealed off. Next the oil level is replenished. Finally the battery charge is checked and the ignition system is inspected. The engine is then ready to be started.[3]
See also[edit]
 1. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t Halliday, J.Dave (January 22, 1999). "Planning key to successful vehicle restoration; research, documentation also help ensure that car or truck will be returned to original condition". Edmonton Journal.
 2. ^ a b c d e f g Hires, Bill (1977). "Comprehensive Small Engine Repair Mid-America Vocational Curriculum Consortium".
 3. ^ a b c d e f g h i Halderman, James (2011). "Vehicle Repair and Restoration". Automotive Technology Principles, Diagnosis, and Service (4th ed.) (Prentice Hall) 2: 550–94.


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Addressing questions about including environmental effects in the DMSO HLA
Addressing questions about including environmental effects in the DMSO HLA The Defense Modeling and Simulation Office (DMSO) is developing a High Level Architecture (HLA) to support the DOD Modeling and Simulation (M and S) community. Many, if not all, of the simulations involve the environment in some fashion. In some applications, the simulation takes place in an acknowledged environment without any environmental functionality being taken into account. The Joint Training Federation Prototype (JTFp) is one of several prototype efforts that have been created to provide a test of the DMSO HLA. In addition to addressing the applicability of the HLA to a training community, the JTFp is also one of two prototype efforts that is explicitly including environmental effects in their simulation effort. These two prototyping efforts are examining the issues associated with the inclusion of the environment in an HLA federation. In deciding whether or not to include an environmental federation in the JTFp effort, a number of questions have been raised about the environment and the HLA. These questions have raised the issue of incompatibility between the environment and the HLA and also shown that there is something unique about including the environment in simulations. The purpose of this White Paper, which was developed with inputs from the more »
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Every Finger is Connected With 2 Organs: Japanese Methods For Curing About a 5 Minutes!
Did you know every finger on your hands can trigger recovery of two organs of your body? This is a technique used in a Japanese healing art called Jin shin Jitsu. In reality, this can likewise assist in supporting or balancing your emotions just by pressings a particular point on the finger which is the stimulant for that emotion.
These considerable points on your fingers control the energy circulation in your body, thus identifying the physical and psychological health of your body. It's a basic and easily manageable alternative treatment to keep health and ward of illness.
Guidelines Choose the finger to the matching organ requiring treatment. Hold it tightly with your other hand for a minimum of 3 to 5 minutes. Breathe deeply as you press and massage the finger related to the organ. Repeat this with the other hand. Doing this for about 3 minutes on every finger is motivated to keep all your organs healthy.
Let's look at the organs related to each finger.
1. Middle finger
Organ: it represents the liver and yolky bitter.
Physical: Migraine, Fatigue, Forehead pains, menstrual discomfort and circulatory problems.
Emotional: Anger, aggravation, absence of focus and concentration.
2. Ring finger
Organs: Large intestinal tract and lungs.
Physical: Asthma, skin problems, digestion issue and respiratory illness. Psychological: Negative thoughts, unhappiness and fear.
3. Thumb
Organs: Spleenwort and stomach.
Physical: Stomach ache, skin concerns, nervousness and headache Emotional: Concern and depression problems
4. Forefinger
Organs: Urinary bladder and kidney
Physical: Muscle and back discomfort, tooth ache and digestion issues Psychological: Worry, confusion, dissatisfaction
5. Little finger
Organs: small intestinal tract and heart
Physical: bone trouble, heart concerns and throat pain Emotional: Stress and anxiety and self confidence problem
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