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There are many reasons why MNOs should require their network equipment supply partners to participate in the scheme. Importantly, operators have a duty of care to their subscribers and authorities to safeguard their telecommunications assets. After all, these constitute critical national infrastructure in many countries. What's more, data privacy regulation is an imperative obligation and resilience to breaches is of paramount importance.
GSMA NESAS helps assure the security and resilience of network equipment security. GSMA recommends that operators request their network equipment suppliers participate in NESAS — and provide evidence of this. Especially during their procurement processes. Significantly, all equipment vendors who have successfully undergone the Process Audit and Product Evaluation will have certificates to prove it.
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Cosham, Portsmouth experiences a temperate maritime climate with mild winters and warm summers. Average temperatures range from 5°C (41°F) in the winter to 17°C (63°F) in the summer. The warmest months are usually July and August, with average highs of 21°C (70°F) and lows of 13°C (55°F). The coldest months are usually January and February, with average highs of 8°C (46°F) and lows of 3°C (37°F).
Rainfall is moderate throughout the year, averaging around 630mm (24.8 inches) annually. The wettest months are usually November and December, with around 96mm (3.8 inches) of rain each month. The driest months are usually April and May, with around 40mm (1.6 inches) of rain each month.
Snowfall is rare in Cosham, but it does occur occasionally during the winter months. The coldest months, January and February, typically receive around 2cm (0.8 inches) of snow, but snowfall amounts can vary significantly from year to year.
Overall, Cosham enjoys a pleasant climate year-round and is a great place to visit at any time of the year.
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Learn how to run the advanced Mixtral 8x7b model on Google Colab using LLaMA C++ library, maximizing quality output with limited compute requirements.
Diving Deep Into Mixtral 8x7b Model On Google Colab Through LLaMA C++ Library
The evolving landscape of technology has offered us an arsenal of various tools to simplify tasks and enhance efficiency. One such model that paves the way for maximizing quality output with limited computational needs is the advanced Mixtral 8x7b which can be efficiently run on Google Colab using the LLaMA C++ library.
The Mixtral 8x7b model has a myriad of long-term implications that could revolutionize how we work with limited computational resources. With the ability to utilize Google Colab's cloud-based services, it allows for an omni-accessible platform for running complex computations without high-end hardware requirements.
This shift towards cloud-based computations opens doors to a future where one does not need to invest heavily in hardware to perform advanced analytical tasks. It supports inclusive growth by enabling those who might not have access to high-performing systems to still be involved in, contribute to, and compete in the technological landscape.
Possible Future Developments
The collaboration between models like Mixtral and platforms such as Google Colab signifies a future where advances in technology become increasingly accessible. Inexpensive and universally accessible platforms for complex computing may become the norm, breaking down barriers in tech-related industries.
A possible development could be the integration of more libraries like LLaMA C++ that provide enhanced functionality while still being low-resource demanding. Thinking long-term, there may also be official collaborations between tech-giants and these library providers to further streamline the running of such models by providing integrated support within the platforms.
- Invest time in mastering the utilization of models like Mixtral 8x7b to stay competitive in a futuristically resourceful tech world.
- Keep an eye on the developments of such models and libraries that can enhance your efficiency without heavier investment in hardware.
- Network with communities who are also using these tools to exchange knowledge, trouble-shoot, and stay updated.
- Promote cloud-based platforms within your organization to democratize access to advanced data analysis and predictive modelling for all team members.
"The future is about less hardware dependency and greater efficiency. Models like Mixtral 8x7b model running on Google Colab using the LLaMA C++ library are testament to this shift. Staying in sync with such developments will give you a competitive edge in the technology-driven future."


Rising Divorce Rate in Korea
Rising Divorce Rate in Korea
Rising Divorce rate in Korea
Name: Seoh, Julia
Class: #11
Due date: Jan. 18, 2011
Teacher: Daryl Bergman
Rising Divorce rate in Korea
Ⅰ. Introduction
Thesis statement: There are several main causes that many married couples get divorced in Korea; a lack of communication, differences in values, and abuses.
Ⅱ. Body
1. Causes
A. Changed women's role
* Increase the women who get a job
- Destruction of patriarchal system
B. Stress in modern living
* Economical problem
* personality
* abuse
C. lack of communication
* individualism
* weak family bond
Ⅲ. Transition paragraph
Also, these three causes of divorce have an influence on divorced people, children, and even in whole society. (Using news articles)
1. Effects
A. Positive effect
* Establish their independence again
* Retrieve better quality of life
* Recovery of personal relations
* Reduce of economical burden
B. negative effect
* Violence, (using statistics), lack of socialization
* Poor educational achievement : low grade and adaptability, dropouts,
* Mental problem: psychological, behavioral problems
* It caused lack of love from parents and families
Ⅳ. Conclusion
To sum up, divorce has become a sort of an epidemic in today's society and poses a big threat to it. Rising divorce rate is a serious problem in Korea in recent days. The cause and effect of divorce can go to such an extent that it might leave a permanent scar on the mind of the children which might last forever, forcing the child to indulge in violent crimes. Researchers have shown that children from divorced families mostly resort to robbery, and drug abuse.
The first cause is that changing women's role in the present society. Differently with former days, now, the women can get a more opportunity to get a job
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Natural resources, energy and environment
Sri Lanka's most important natural resource is precious stones, of which diamonds are most important for exports. Almost half of the energy and electricity consumption is covered by imported oil. The environmental problems are primarily about deforestation and soil degradation.
Sri Lanka Energy and Environment Facts
Sri Lanka is one of the world's leading producers of gemstones such as rubies, sapphires and topazes. The largest buyers are in the US, Japan, Europe and Thailand. It is believed that a large number of gemstones are also smuggled out of the country.
 - COUNTRYAAH: Major exports by Sri Lanka with a full list of the top products exported by the country. Includes trade value in U.S. dollars and the percentage for each product category.
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Electricity consumption per person
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Carbon dioxide emissions per inhabitant
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Let say you have measured a Sharpe Ratio of $S^*$. What is the simplest way (ie no fancy distributions) to do a hypothesis that this is different from $0$?
So $H_0: \text{ The sharpe ratio is equal to 0}$ and $H_1: \text{ The sharpe ratio is greater than 0}$.
So given $S^*$, $\mathbb{P}( Y = S^* ) \geq 0.05$
But what should the $Y$ be? I read somewhere online that it could the non centered t distribution, but I am not sure whether this could be centered to the standard t test distribution. Moreover, I would also like to consider the normal distribution and as the sample used to create the statistic should be greater than 30, the t test to normal approxaimtion should apply.
Can someone please help me with the details here?
The answer above is not correct.
Let's go by parts:
Denote the mean of returns $\mu$. Denote the standard deviation of returns: $\sigma$.
Therefore the sharpe ratio is:
$$ SR = \frac{\mu-r_f}{\sigma} $$
The corresponding standard errors are:
$$ se(\hat{mu}) = \frac{\sigma}{\sqrt{t}}$$ $$ se(\hat{\sigma}) = \frac{\sqrt{2} \sigma^2}{\sqrt{T}}$$ $$ se(\hat{SR}) = \frac{\sqrt{1+SR^2/2}}{\sqrt{T}}$$
So the t-stat for the sharpe ratio is:
$$ t-stat(\hat{SR})= \frac{\hat{SR}}{se(\hat{SR})}$$
 - $\begingroup$ Take your point about sample vs population sigma, _USER_. But still respectfully disagree ;-) Will edit mine below, to elaborate. $\endgroup$ – demully Jun 15 '20 at 14:51
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 $\begingroup$ Adding a reference for clarity: _URL_-content/uploads/2017/06/… $\endgroup$ – phdstudent Jun 15 '20 at 19:58
 - $\begingroup$ thanks - interesting paper, need to Monte Carlo to work on how the inconsistency happens. $\endgroup$ – demully Jun 15 '20 at 22:32
 - $\begingroup$ OK, it's clear gaming this that variation in realised sigmas do have an effect on SR. Assuming of course the concept of a true population volatility/variance is a meaningful concept (one for another day). This can be material testing for non-zero Sharpes. This said, it remains a tautology that if (Mu-Rf)>0 then Sharpe>0. So there's a paradox in the special case of a test for zero, if one's confidence in a positive numerator is any different to one's confidence in a positive ratio (given a positive denominator, by definition). That makes no sense at all. Tx for interesting food for thought! $\endgroup$ – demully Jun 15 '20 at 23:49
 - $\begingroup$ The questions is whether (Mu-Rf) is statistically different from zero to start with! $\endgroup$ – phdstudent Jun 16 '20 at 10:24
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Three intake – Nizhyn, Prostorney and Novogrigorievka ready by 85%, said Minister of ecology and natural resources of the Republic of Crimea Gennady Nara. He noted that by supplying water from the water intake Nijinsky Eastern Crimea today is not experiencing the shortage of drinking water.
SIMFEROPOL, 30 Oct. The construction of three large water intakes on the North-East of the Crimea with a total capacity of almost 200 thousand cubic meters per day was completed by 85%, the full completion is scheduled for the end of the year, told reporters in Simferopol, the Minister of ecology and natural resources of the Republic of Crimea Gennady Nara.
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"Three intake — Nizhyn, Prostorney and Novogrigorievka ready on 85%. We look forward to the end of these years of work to complete," said Nara.
Nara noted that by supplying water from Nizhyn water diversion and temporary pipeline in the bed of the North Crimean channel Eastern Crimea today is not experiencing the shortage of drinking water.
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Definitions for huddler
Random House Webster's College Dictionary
hud•dleˈhʌd l(v.; n.)-dled, -dling
(v.i.)to gather or crowd together in a close mass:
They huddled around the stove to get warm.
to crouch, curl up, or draw oneself together.
to confer or consult.
(v.t.)to heap or crowd together closely.
to draw (oneself) closely together, as in crouching; nestle (often fol. by up).
to put on (clothes) with careless haste (often fol. by on).
(n.)a closely gathered group, mass, or heap.
a close gathering of football players behind the scrimmage line to hear instructions for the next play.
a conference, esp. a private one about a serious matter.
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1570–80; hud- (weak grade of root found in hide1) + -le
a member of a huddle
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I was wondering how you change the title of the Command Prompt window. A little searching found that Scott Hanselman had answered this question here. All you have to do is type:
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Note that if you are running Console2 to host your command prompt window, it works just fine.
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Preventing Table overrun to blank page in Microsoft Word
Empty or unwanted pages just after a Word table are especially annoying. Trying to select anything after the table can be difficult unless you know the tricks.
Here's the common problem in Word. A table goes to the end of a document or section but another empty page is added.
Clicking Home | Paragraph | Show All and removing the margins etc. show that there's a paragraph mark after the table.
The table fits into the previous page with only the paragraph mark causing overrunning onto the next page.
Word can't end a document/section with a table, there must be a paragraph mark at the end.
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Adjusting the final paragraph mark
We like this sneaky trick, reducing the font size of the final paragraph mark. While that final paragraph isn't visible, to Word it's taking up some vertical space that needs the extra page.
Select the end paragraph mark and reduce the font size until it's at the bottom of the page not the top of a blank one.
In our example, we needed the font setting at 5pt to remove the extra page but you can go down to 1pt if necessary.
It that's not enough, further shrink the vertical height of that paragraph from Paragraph settings and make sure Before and After spacing is zero.
A really extreme measure is to make the line spacing a single point high.
If the really tiny paragraph is still on another page, try adjusting one or more table row heights until the blank page is gone.
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Bridges
The bridge is module implemented in agilib/src/bridge/. The bridge class offers an interface between the commands produced by the controller and the hardware. It uses a thrust map to convert the commands to low level signals for the designed low level controller. There are different child classes, depending on the hardware. Some of them are:
 - sbus: Implements an interface through the SBUS interface.
 - ctrl: Implements an interface to the AgiNuttx low level controller.
 - laird: Implements an interface that uses LAIRD RF modules. It's usually used together with the SBUS bridge in order to get commands from an offboard controller and send them through the SBUS to the low level controller.


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aftertaste (plural aftertastes)
- A taste of something that persists when it is no longer present.
- The persistence of the taste of something no longer present.
- Many people think certain artificial sweeteners have an unpleasant aftertaste.
- Of wine, finish.
The persistence of the taste of something no longer present
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Las Palmas Water Theatre
The Las Palmas Water Theatre by Grimshaw was based on the biomimetic design principle of mimicking process - in this case the way in which the Namibian fog-basking beetle has evolved a way to create its own fresh water in a desert.
This scheme employed similar ingenuity to take advantage of the sunny conditions, steady wind direction and cold seawater to create large amounts of desalinated water for the town of Las Palmas. The evaporators and condensers which are the basis of this technology were arranged to create a back-drop to an outdoor amphitheatre. What might normally have been a mundane piece of infrastructure is elevated to the level of sculpture.


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by Alex Boesch, Student Public Relations Writer
The first graduating cohort of Cedarville University's civil engineering program completed senior design projects, including partnerships with Design Outreach and Samaritan's Purse, focused on creating prototypes of service applications for international use.
Each service application from the group of 19 civil engineering students was focused on providing humanitarian assistance.
"One of the main values we want to build into our program is an appreciation for service and missions work," said Dr. David Dittenber, associate professor of civil engineering. "We think it is important to structure our senior projects around service-based engineering."
During the fall semester, seniors worked to gain a background understanding of their assigned engineering problems, then designing an affordable solution. In the Spring, students executed their plans by running experiments and building prototypes.
Projects included a partnership with Design Outreach to create a latrine structure to meet the needs of families in Malawi, a partnership with Samaritan's Purse to design a disaster relief shelter against flooding and cyclones in Mozambique, development
of well drilling testing equipment for the village of Poundioum Senegal and evaluation of ground anchors commonly used for temporary structures in disaster relief scenarios.
Each project culminated in a complete prototype that has potential to be implemented for humanitarian work in other countries or continually developed by the next class of civil engineering students.
Design Outreach is a Christian humanitarian engineering nonprofit organization headquartered in Gahanna, Ohio that focuses on innovative products that improve the lives of the most marginalized and vulnerable people living in developing countries.
The students' project for Design Outreach, when completed, will result in a design for the above ground structural components of a latrine that can interface with the latrine pit liner and slab Design Outreach is working to develop. These technologies
are necessary for equipping a single-family household in Malawi with a reusable restroom that is independent from water. With an approximate lifetime of 20 years, the project could make a significant difference in rural areas of the developing country.
"This is something Design Outreach really wants to see developed," said Dittenber on the LifeLatrine Superstructure project. "We will probably be working on it a second year, taking what the students did and making it cheaper and easier
for Design Outreach to implement prototypes for further evaluation by the summer of 2023."
"These projects are a chance to see what the students are capable of in a non-structured environment," Dittenber noted. "All four of these are projects target problems without a real solution right now. The real benefit for students
is having to tackle a real issue that's taking place on the other side of the world."
Located in southwest Ohio, Cedarville University is an accredited, Christ-centered, Baptist institution with an enrollment of 4,715 undergraduate, graduate, and online students in more than 150 areas of study. Founded in 1887, Cedarville is one of the
largest private universities in Ohio, recognized nationally for its authentic Christian community, rigorous academic programs, including the Bachelor of Science in civil engineering,
strong graduation and retention rates, accredited professional and health science offerings, and high student engagement ranking. For more information about the University, visit


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On the 16 and 17 November 2017, the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) organised an event on "Social Innovation for refugee inclusion", including one session on the integration of refugees in small and rural communities. The speakers highlighted how non-traditional actors have initiated innovative ways to foster the inclusion of newcomers in these depopulated areas. They also discussed how the inclusion of refugees in rural and remote areas could help these areas to fight against depopulation and boost growth in rural areas. Bringing one or two families to a small mountain village, for instance, could help maintain some services of general interest, such as a public school, a post office, etc.
Euromontana participated to the workshop and presented the SIMRA Project (Social Innovation in Marginalised Rural Areas) that collects examples of social innovation. An example of social innovation in a marginalised rural area linked to refugee inclusion is the "Orti didattici di comunità" project. The project was created in Castelnuovo Bocca d'Adda, a commune of 1600 inhabitants in the Province of Lodi in the Italian region Lombardy, where an old abandoned house has been transformed into a small reception center for 12 asylum seekers and the surrounding area has become a social garden where children and locals, including refugees, can work the land.
At the end of the workshop, the conclusions for the inclusion of refugees in rural areas given by the speakers and the participants were:
- To consider rural and small communities as welcoming places suitable for resettlement;
- To use social innovation to establish new partnerships in small and rural communities;
- To work and engage with the host and local communities before the newcomer's arrival;
- To teach doctors, police agents and all public agents a specific and targeted approach to deal with refugees;
- To consider migrants as a source of employment (for instance, some of them may have farming expertise);
- To develop services of general interest in small and rural areas and to make them accessible to everyone, including refugees.


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Poisson deleting derivations algorithm: Poisson birational equivalence and Poisson spectrum.
Cesar Lecoutre (University of Glasgow)
Thursday 4th June, 2015 16:00-17:00 Maths 516
We present a method, the so-called Poisson deleting derivations algorithm, to study a class P of polynomial Poisson algebras over an arbitrary field. We give two applications of the Poisson deleting derivations algorithm. Firstly we show that an algebra of the class P satisfies the quadratic Poisson Gel'fand-Kirillov problem, that is its field of fractions is isomorphic to the field of fractions of a Poisson affine space (a polynomial algebra where the Poisson bracket of two generators is equal to (a scalar multiple of) their product). Secondly we show how the algorithm help us to understand better the Poisson spectrum of a Poisson algebra of the class P. In particular we will show how the Poisson spectrum of the matrix Poisson variety can be understood combinatorially.


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Model LDT Leak/Over Temperature Detection Relay
Shaft Seal Leak and Stator Temperature Monitor
The Dwyer Model LDT is used to monitor the shaft seal and the stator temperature of a submersible pump to detect a leak or over temperature before pump failure. A leak is detected by sensing the status of a float or conductivity switch installed in the seal cavity. When this resistance drops below the set sensitivity, the output relay energizes and the LED indicator illuminates. When the seal failure condition clears, the relay automatically resets. A normally closed temperature switch mounted on the stator detects over temperature. The temperature safety feature incorporates a bistable relay that retains its position during power loss and latches on until the remote reset button is pressed. The LDT has adjustable leak sensitivity from 1k to 35k ohm. Installation is made simple with a surface mount configuration.
Dwyer Model LDT Specifications
- Power Requirement:120 VAC, 50/60 Hz.
- Power Consumption:4 VA (approximate).
- Sensitivity: 1k to 35k ohm adjustable.
- Temperature Limits:Operating: -4 to 131°F (-20 to 55°C); Storage: -40 to 185°F (-40 to 85°C).
- Sensor Voltage:12 VDC.
- Switch Type:(2) SPDT.
- Electrical Rating:10 A @ 120 VAC resistive.
- Response Times:Leakage Trip: 1 s; Leakage Reset: 1 s; Temperature Trip: 0.1 s.
- Indicators:Green LED illuminates under normal operation. Red LED's illuminate when leak or over-temperature is detected.
- Enclosure: Polycarbonate dust cover.
- Mounting:Surface mount.
- Weight:17 oz (482 g).
- Agency Approval: cUL, UL.
- Model LDT-AS Leak/over temperature detection relay.


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Are you in the market for an industrial line scan camera but feeling inundated by all the options? Choosing the right camera can make or break your production process, so it's important to consider all factors before making a decision. In this blog post, we'll be exploring key factors that you should keep in mind when choosing an industrial line scan camera. From resolution to frame rate and everything in between, let's dive into what you need to know to make an informed decision.
What Is an Industrial Line Scan Camera?
An industrial line scan camera is a specialized type of imaging device that's commonly used in manufacturing and other industrial applications. Line scan cameras are designed to capture images of objects that are moving past the camera at high speeds. This makes them ideal for use in conveyor belt inspection, product sorting, and other similar applications.
Key Factors to Consider When Choosing an Industrial Line Scan Camera
There are a few key factors you'll need to consider when choosing an industrial line scan camera for your business. Here are some of the most important things to keep in mind:
- Resolution: The resolution of a line scan camera is one of the most important factors to consider. You'll need to make sure that the camera you choose has enough resolution to meet your needs. Higher resolutions will allow you to capture more detailed images, but they also come at a higher cost.
- Frame Rate: The frame rate is another important consideration when choosing a line scan camera. This refers to the number of images that the camera can capture per second. Higher frame rates will allow you to capture more images, which can be helpful if you need to capture images at high speeds.
- Image Quality: It's important to make sure that the camera you choose produces clear, high-quality images. This will help ensure that you're able to accurately detect any defects or other problems with products as they move past the camera.
- Connectivity: Many modern line scan cameras come with various connectivity options, such as Ethernet or USB. This can be helpful if you need to quickly transfer images from the camera to a computer or other device.
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Glucose plays a central role in numerous physiological processes in dairy cows related to immune defence and milk production. A lack of glucose impairs both objectives, although to different degrees. A method for the estimation of glucose balance (GB) in dairy cows was developed to assess glucose reserves in the intermediary metabolism. Digestive fluxes of glucogenic carbon were individually estimated via the Systool Web application based on data on body weight (BW), dry matter intake (DMI), and chemical analyses of feedstuffs. Fluxes of endogenous precursors glycerol, alanine and L-lactate and the glucose demand imposed by major glucose-consuming organs were deduced from BW, lactose yield and lactation stage. GB was calculated for 201 lactations (1 to 105 DIM) of 157 cows fed isoenergetic rations. Individual DMI, BW and milk yield were assessed on a daily basis. The results showed that the GB varied greatly between cows and lactation stages. In the first week of lactation, average daily GB reached levels close to zero (3.2 ± 13.5 mol C) and increased as lactation progressed. Most cows risk substantial shortages of glucose for maintenance during the first weeks of lactation. In face of the specific role of glucose for the functional capability of the immune function, the assessment of glucose reserves is a promising measure for the identification of cows at risk of impaired immunocompetence.
This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License
which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.


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Austrocedrus chilensis forests suffer a widespread mortality locally known as «mal del ciprés» (cypress disease) whose cause remains controversial. Previous studies suggested Phytophthora austrocedrae as the biotic cause; however, the origin of the mortality is still being studied since there are affected areas not connected with Phytophthora. The soil was proved to be an important factor affecting the disease. The purpose of this article was to study soil chemical properties related to A. chilensis disease. Four sampling sites with A. chilensis dense forests developed on different types of soils were selected in the 16 de Octubre Valley (Chubut province, Argentine). In each of them, pairs of plots that differed in disease symptoms were established. Each pair included a plot with an advanced degree of disease (diseased plot) and another that did not exhibit symptoms (asymptomatic plot). Eight plots were included in the control forests, where the disease was totally absent. In each plot, a soil sample from the A horizon was collected for chemical analyses. This study showed high soil chemical fertility in all the forest soils, with high contents of organic matter, nitrogen, exchangeable cations and high cation exchange capacity. Differences between diseased forests and control forests were found for the following properties: sum of bases, base saturation, calcium, pH NaF and phosphorus. These differences could be associated with the drainage conditions and may also be associated to the presence of Phytophthora.
Palabras clave : Cypress; Chemical properties; Phytophthora austrocedrae.


true if the the effective user can read the file.
=head2 can_write
Returns true if the the effective user can write to the file.
=head2 can_exec
Returns true if the the effective user can execute the file. Same as L</execute>
=head2 can_execute
Returns true if the the effective user can execute the file. Same as L</exec>
=head2 csize
Returns the total size of file, in bytes. Same as L</size>
=head2 ctime
Returns the file inode change time as a L<Module::Generic::DateTime> object, which stringifies to its value in second since epoch. L<Module::Generic::DateTime> is just a thin wrapper around L<DateTime> to allow a L<DateTime> to be used in comparison with another non L<DateTime> value.
=head2 dev
Returns the device number of filesystem. Same as L</dev>
=head2 device
Returns the device number of filesystem. Same as L</device>
=head2 exists
Returns true if the filetype is not L</FILETYPE_NOFILE>
=head2 filepath
Returns the file path as a string. Same as L</fname>
=head2 filetype
Returns the file type which is one of the L</CONSTANTS> below.
=head2 fname
Returns the file path as a string. Same as L</filepath>
=head2 gid
Returns the numeric group ID of file's owner. Same as L</group>
=head2 group
Returns the numeric group ID of file's owner. Same as L</gid>
=head2 ino
Alias for L</ino>
=head2 inode
Returns the inode number.
=head2 is_block
Returns true if this is a block file, false otherwise.
=head2 is_char
Returns true if this is a character file, false otherwise.
=head2 is_dir
Returns true if this is a directory, false otherwise.
=head2 is_file
Returns true if this is a regular file, false otherwise.
=head2 is_link
Returns true if this is a symbolic link, false otherwise.
=head2 is_pipe
Returns true if this is a pipe, false otherwise.
=head2 is_socket
Returns true if this is a socket, false otherwise.
=head2 mime_type
Using L<File::MMagic::XS>, this guesses the file mime type and returns it.
=head2 mode
Returns the file mode. This is equivalent to the mode & 07777, ie without the file type bit.
So you could do something like:
 if( $finfo->mode & 0100 )
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 print( "Owner can execute\n" );
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 if( $finfo->mode & 0001 )
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=head2 mode_n2s
Returns the file or directory mode as human readable string
=head2 mode_s2n
Takes a string and convert it into octal mode.
=head2 mtime
Returns the file last modify time as a L<Module::Generic::DateTime> object, which stringifies to its value in second since epoch. L<Module::Generic::DateTime> is just a wrapper around L<DateTime> to allow a L<DateTime> to be used in comparison with another non L<DateTime> value.
=head2 name
Returns the file base name. So if the file is C</home/john/www/some/file.html> this would return C<file.html>
Interesting to note that L<APR::Finfo/name> which is advertised as returning the file base name, actually returns just an empty string. With this module, this uses a workaround to provide the proper value. It use L<File::Basename/basename> on the value returned by L</fname>
=head2 nlink
Returns the number of (hard) links to the file.
=head2 protection
=head2 rdev
Returns the device identifier (special files only).
=head2 reset
Force L<Module::Generic::Finfo> to reload the filesystem information of the underlying file or directory
=head2 size
Returns the total size of file, in bytes. Same as L</csize>
=head2 stat
Provided with a file path and this returns a new L<Module::Generic::Finfo> object.
=head2 user
Returns the numeric user ID of file's owner. Same as L</uid>
=head2 uid
Returns the numeric user ID of file's owner. Same as L</user>
=head1 CONSTANTS
=head2 FILETYPE_NOFILE
File type constant to indicate the file does not exist.
=head2 FILETYPE_REG
Regular file
=head2 FILETYPE_DIR
The element is a directory
=head2 FILETYPE_CHR
The element is a character block
=head2 FILETYPE_BLK
A block device
=head2 FILETYPE_PIPE
The file is a FIFO or a pipe
=head2 FILETYPE_LNK
The file is a symbolic link
=head2 FILETYPE_SOCK
The file is a (unix domain) socket
=head2 FILETYPE_UNKFILE
The file is of some other unknown type or the type cannot be determined
=head1 SERIALISATION
=for Pod::Coverage FREEZE
=for Pod::Coverage STORABLE_freeze
=for Pod::Coverage STORABLE_thaw
=for Pod::Coverage THAW
=for Pod::Coverage TO_JSON
Serialisation by L<CBOR|CBOR::XS>, L<Sereal> and L<Storable::Improved> (or the legacy L<Storable>) is supported by this package. To that effect, the following subroutines are implemented: C<FREEZE>, C<THAW>, C<STORABLE_freeze> and C<STORABLE_thaw>
=head1 AUTHOR
Jacques Deguest E<lt>F<_EMAIL_>E<gt>
CPAN ID: jdeguest
L<_URL_
=head1 SEE ALSO
L<Module::Generic::File>, L<Module::Generic>
=head1 COPYRIGHT & LICENSE
Copyright (c) 2021 DEGUEST Pte. Ltd.
You can use, copy, modify and redistribute this package and associated
files under the same terms as Perl itself.
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Change Collision Shapes
A collision shape is the surface area around an object that gets affected when two objects from different collision groups collide.
For example, even though it looks like the ball in the image on the left can clearly make it over the cone obstacle, it will actually collide with it. If you click the Collision Shape Editor button in the scene, you will see in the image on the right that the cubic collision shape of the ball will graze the top of the conic collision shape of the obstacle. If not, see Viewing Collision Shapes.
Here's what you need to know about collision shapes:
- A collision shape may be the same physical shape as the object or be of different shape, for example, a cone can have a cylinder collision shape.
- You can expand a collision shape in size, as if to add padding to the object, typically to increase the collision surface of the object.
- You can also move a collision shape away from the object.
Thus, when two assets collide, for example, when a character runs into an obstacle, it is their collision shapes that get affected, not the objects themselves.
To change a collision shape of an asset:
- On the Mind Map, double-click the World node where you want to change a collision shape of an asset.
The Scene Editor is displayed.
- On the toolbar, click the Collision Shape Editor button.
- Select the asset in the scene.
- In the Options panel on the right, in the Collision Shape field, select the shape you need.
- Mesh—A sophisticated shape, with outer and inner vertices created to reflect the shape details, such as a hole in a torus, for example, which would let objects go through it during a collision.
- Hull—A "solid" shape that reflects only the outer frame of the selected shape, without details such as a hole in a torus, for example. No objects can go through a Hull collision shape.
- If you select Mesh or Hull, in the Collision Mesh field that appears below, click the Edit icon and select the appropriate shape from Mesh Manager and click Save.


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In addition to the above parameters, the SRM agent supports additional configuration variables. Each of the variables described in this section is both an OTcl class variable and an OTcl object's instance variable. Changing the class variable changes the default value for all agents that are created subsequently. Changing the instance variable of a particular agent only affects the values used by that agent. For example,
Agent/SRM set D1_ 2.0 # Changes the class variable; $srm set D1_ 2.0 # Changes D1_ for the particular $srm object only;
The default request and repair timer parameters for each SRM agent are:
Agent/SRM set C1_ 2.0 # request parameters; Agent/SRM set C2_ 2.0 Agent/SRM set D1_ 1.0 # repair parameters; Agent/SRM set D2_ 1.0It is thus possible to trivially obtain two flavors of SRM agents based on whether the agents use probabilistic or deterministic suppression by using the following definitions:
Class Agent/SRM/Deterministic -superclass Agent/SRM Agent/SRM/Deterministic set C2_ 0.0 Agent/SRM/Deterministic set D2_ 0.0 Class Agent/SRM/Probabilistic -superclass Agent/SRM Agent/SRM/Probabilistic set C1_ 0.0 Agent/SRM/Probabilistic set D1_ 0.0In a later sectionSectionsec:extensions, we will discuss other ways of extending the SRM agent.
Timer related functions are handled by separate objects belonging to the class SRM. Timers are required for loss recovery and sending periodic session messages. There are loss recovery objects to send request and repair messages. The agent creates a separate request or repair object to handle each loss. In contrast, the agent only creates one session object to send periodic session messages. The default classes the express each of these functions are:
Agent/SRM set requestFunction_ "SRM/request" Agent/SRM set repairFunction_ "SRM/repair" Agent/SRM set sessionFunction_ "SRM/session" Agent/SRM set requestBackoffLimit_ 5 # parameter to requestFunction_; Agent/SRM set sessionDelay_ 1.0 # parameter to sessionFunction_;The instance procedures requestFunction../ns-/srm.tclAgent/SRM::requestFunction, repairFunction../ns-/srm.tclAgent/SRM::repairFunction, and sessionFunction../ns-/srm.tclAgent/SRM::sessionFunction can be used to change the default function for individual agents. The last two lines are specific parameters used by the request and session objects. The following sectionSectionsec:architecture describes the implementation of theses objects in greater detail.
Tom Henderson 2011-11-05


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Aylsham Navigation History
More history of The Navigation
The Diaries of Mary Hardy give a valuable picture of the life and times of a farmer's wife around the time of the Aylsham Navigation
The historian Margaret Bird has researched this era. Here is a link to her website
Aylsham Navigation history
In 1773 Parliament passed The Aylsham Navigation Act. This gave the go ahead for the construction of five locks, along a 9½ mile stretch of the River Bure one at each end at Coltishall and Aylsham and three at the mills at Oxnead, Buxton and Burgh. Work on canalizing the river began in 1774 and it was finally opened in 1779 greatly increasing the wealth of Aylsham and the villages above Coltishall over the next century.
With added channels and five locks the River Bure was accessible to wherries from Horstead Mill to the staithe at Aylsham, carrying many goods in both directions. It declined after the railway arrived and was damaged beyond repair by the great flood of August 1912 when all five locks and the bridges were damaged beyond economic repair. The remains of the locks at Coltishall, Oxnead, Burgh and Aylsham can still be seen.


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Definitions for safety factor
safety factor, factor of safety(noun)
the ratio of the breaking stress of a structure to the estimated maximum stress in ordinary use
The ratio of the maximum stress or load which something can withstand to the stress or load which it was designed to withstand under normal operation.
Use the citation below to add this definition to your bibliography:
"safety factor." Definitions.net. STANDS4 LLC, 2013. Web. 24 May 2013. .


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Pricey Handbags and Helpful Behavior Don't Mix
Brand-name luxury outlets provide visual reminders of materialistic values, decreasing pedestrians' inclination to help strangers.
By Tom Jacobs
(Photo: deepwarren/Flickr)
Are you the sort of person who will come to the aid of a struggling stranger?
The answer may depend on the specific shops lining the street where the two of you meet.
Newly published research finds customers emerging from prestigious, luxury-brand stores in Paris were less likely than passersby to provide urgent requested assistance. While that news may confirm stereotypes about the self-involved one percent, a second finding suggests a more subtle psychological effect.
The researchers report pedestrians who were approached near such famous-brand outlets were less helpful than those who were stopped on a nearby residential street. It seems such stores embody the ethos of materialism, and just being in their immediate proximity can negatively affect one's behavior.
"Cues related to possession, luxury, and prestige" can apparently trigger a me-first mindset, decreasing one's likelihood of helping a stranger, according to a research team led by Lubomir Lamy of Paris Descartes University. The researchers' study is published in the journal Social Influence.
Who knew strolling down Rodeo Drive was hazardous to your moral health?
Lamy and his colleagues conducted three experiments. The first featured 80 pedestrians (40 men and 40 women) who were "walking alone in the Paris Triangle d'Or,which includes the prestigious (shopping) streets avenue des Champs-Elysees and avenue Montaigne."
The devil may not wear Prada, but the attitudes the brand activates appear to be anything but angelic.
Each pedestrian witnessed a college-age woman, wearing a large leg brace and walking with the aid of a crutch, "accidentally" drop her bottle of water and packet of candies. The researchers noted whether the targeted passerby offered assistance.
Among those who had just exited a luxury store such as Dior, Chanel, or Versace, only 35 percent extended or offered help. In contrast, 77.5 percent of other pedestrians did so. Apparently fashion doesn't mix with compassion.
The second experiment featured 112 pedestrians who were approached either on Paris' place Vendome (home of exclusive jewelry and watch stores), or on a nearby side street featuring apartment buildings.
Each was stopped by a young woman who was pushing another in a wheelchair. The young woman explained in a worried voice that she had lost her cell phone, and asked if the person could "please stay close to my friend a few minutes" while she looked for it at a nearby restaurant they had just patronized.
"Among participants asked for help near a luxury store, 23.2 percent gave help," the researchers write, "whereas 82.1 percent gave help in the control, 'ordinary street' condition."
A final, similarly structured experiment found this effect only occurred on streets containing luxury stores, as opposed to those lined with ordinary shops.
"The place Vendome concentrates mainly on watch and jewelry brands, whereas the avenue Montaigne is dedicated to fashion," Lamy and his colleagues note. "Taken together, these results suggest that whatever the brand type, reminders of luxury would inhibit helpfulness more readily than reminders of non-luxury shopping."
But why? "Materialistic reminders may have increased self-enhancement and competitive values," the researchers speculate, "which in turn would decrease trusting and benevolent behavior, and a sense of being concerned about, and connected to, other people."
These first-of-their-kind findings are consistent with several earlier studies by Nicolas Gueguen (a co-author of this new paper), including one that found people who had just handled money at an ATM machine were less likely to engage in helpful behavior.
So if you find yourself needing to rely on the kindness of strangers, stay away from both banks and luxury-brand shops. The devil may not wear Prada, but the attitudes the brand activates appear to be anything but angelic.


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Supply Chain Graphic of the Week: The Supply Chain ROI Probability Curve
 Graphics show the Power of using this Approach to Calculate and Analyze Project ROI
By SCDigest Editorial Staff
The reality of supply chain project ROI is that it is best represented as a probability curve, not as a single number (e.g., expected internal rate of return), as though the single number approach is by far the most commonly used method to calculate and evaluate ROI within the industry.
SCDigest Editor Dan Gilmore's First Thoughts column on this topic argued why probability is inherently a better and more accurate approach (even at the "price" of more complexity). It will often ultimately lead to better investment decisions, both in terms if "go/no go" and how to maximize total expected return by factoring in risk. (See The "Probability of Supply Chain ROI.)
This concept is illustrated in the graphic below. It takes some mental exercise to grasp the concept at first, but with that effort the idea should be clear in the end.
The approach starts in part by estimating the probability of savings or ROI in a number of different aspects of a project (e.g., what is the level of confidence we have that we will achieve this rate of inventory reduction?). Different components of savings and ROI a "Monte Carlo" simulation is run using something as simple as Excel to generate a range of ROI results based on those probabilities.
The result can be something like what is shown in the graphic. The X-axis represents different potential project ROI levels, ranging from negative returns to as much as 125% (this is just a specific example – the real results range would be specific to a given project).
The "expected" ROI is the ROI that occurs the most times in the simulation - or the top of the curve. Logically, returns slightly above or below that number are also seen a high number of times.
The probability of different scenarios can be determined by the "area under the curve for a given range of ROI (easily calculated). The total area under the entire curve would represent 100%. So, in this example, the probability that the project will have at least a positive ROI (the area under the curve to the right of 0%) might be something like 90%.
The probability that the ROI will exceed the corporate hurdle rate (everything to the tight of the red dashed line) might be about 70%.
ROI as Probability Curve
Source: Doug Hubbard, Hubbard Decision Research
This data could also be represented this way as well:
In this view, the potential ROI is divided into 20 ranges (e.g. 10-15%). The height of each range bar indicates its probability of occurrence, with the top probability being achieved by the two ranges that each top out at about 8%. So, if you added up the probability of each range to the right of the red line, it would total the probability that the project will exceed the corporate hurdle rate.
This kind of analytic power is very valuable.
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In the video below, two recent UW School of Dentistry graduates, Danielle Stimson and Jessica Bremerman, share their experiences of what being a Native American in dentistry is like.
There is a great lack of access to dental care in many communities throughout Washington state. In addition, there is an underrepresentation of dentists and other oral health care providers from under-served communities. Causes include poverty and lack of education and knowledge of educational opportunities.
The Office of Educational Partnerships and Diversity works to build infrastructure to support projects in which Dental students can play an important role in helping alleviate many of these problems. Dental students provide much needed care, and act as teachers and mentors to youth from these communities. Community interaction of this type, has the potential to not only improve the oral health of the under-served community directly but also increase the number of dentists, educators and leaders within these communities in the long term.


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If you make something which works for the extremes then it will work well for everybody.
Marcus – a level design pupil
A Level Design pupils put their problem solving and creative skills to the test earlier this year when tasked with redesigning everyday products for people who suffer with arthritis.
Pupils looked at a range of household items including scissors, hammers and cheese graters and were challenged to improve the design so that they could be better gripped and used. By taping their fingers up and trying to use the products, pupils were able to better understand how it is difficult for arthritis sufferers to find the right pressure points to use them. They then started to think about what could be done to change them.
"I have learnt so much. When you get to the end of a project like this, that feeling when you realise you might have fixed someone's product is so rewarding.
Lorna – A Level Design pupil
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Adobe FrameMaker: How to create a list of effective pages
by Barb Binder, Adobe Certified Instructor on FrameMaker
Updated: May 22, 2020
A List of Effective pages (aka LEP or LOEP) is a list of every page in a document along with the current revision number and the date of each page's revision. This is a common requirement for many of our FrameMaker students, and not a particularly fun part of their job. However, one of the fun parts of my job is helping my students solve their layout issues and this one came up yesterday. Up until these students attended our Advanced FrameMaker training class, they were updating their LEP manually, copying and pasting the revision numbers, one line at a time. Ouch.
Note: You can purchase a plug-in to automate this process from Steve Kubis at Silicon Prairie Software. As of the last update, a single-user license is US$30, and a site license is US$300. Please direct questions on the plug-in to
Setting up an LEP is a complex, multi-step process. The steps below detail how to set up your own LEP, using the tools found within unstructured FrameMaker (any version). Please note that this is a task for an advanced FrameMaker user: someone who is already comfortable using master pages, reference pages, variables, books and generated files.
Feel free to ask a specific question about the process using the form at the bottom of this post. I am also available for hourly, online coaching and can help you set up your own basic LEP in about an hour. See One-on-One Online Coaching.
1. Set up the running heads on the master pages
 1. In addition to the normal running heads in background frames, each chapter in your book will need to have an empty template frame with a flow tag that can accept the revision number and date on the body pages. You will need to add these frames to the master pages.
 2. Assign clear, concise paragraph style names to the running heads (i.e., Revision#Left and Revision#Right for the left and right pages). You will be generating a list of paragraphs using these paragraph styles.
 3. I recommend removing the auto-connect property from the template frames so that a novice FrameMaker user won't accidentally overset text in a frame and generate unintentional extra pages.
For information on using master pages, including defining template frames, see Adobe FrameMaker: Master Page Basics.
Here is an animation to show the process. Note that the page number and the words Rev. No and Date are in a background frame already. I am showing how to add a template frame that you can use to enter the revision numbers and dates on the body pages. For a double sided document, you would need to repeat the process for the left master page. Once you add the template frame to the master page, you can now type the revision numbers and dates in the template frame on each body page. These are the paragraphs I will collect in step 3.
Adobe FrameMaker: List of Effective Pages
2. Chapter numbering
 1. Set up your chapter numbers in the chapter files using Paragraph Designer > Numbering and the <$chapnum> building block.
 2. If you need words and not just numbers, assign the chapter numbers in the book window. For example, for the front and back matter, you can set a chapter number to use text by right-clicking the file in the book window, and choosing Numbering > Chapter > Format: Text. This is necessary to show TOC–1, or APP–1 (where TOC and APP are the chapter numbers) on the LEP.
For information on setting up chapter numbers with the Paragraph Designer, see Adobe FrameMaker: Numbered Headings and Adobe FrameMaker: Numbered Headings, Continued.
3. Add a List of Paragraphs
Next FrameMaker needs to collect the list of revision numbers and dates along with their page numbers via a generated file.
 1. Add a chronological List of Paragraphs (LOP) via the Insert menu in the book window, and reference the paragraph styles used on the running heads (i.e., Revision#Left and Revision#Right).
 2. Like all generated files, initially the text is presented without formatting. You will need to set up the columns, the paragraph styles for the LOP paragraphs and the all-important reference pages to control the presentation of the data. A typical LOP reference page might be formatted something like this:
 <$chapnum> – <$paratext>
 These building blocks will add the chapter number–page number in front of the revision numbers/dates automatically. The gap in front of <$paratext> might be handled via a tab stop. Depending on your formatting, you may need to rearrange these building blocks.
For information on working with generated files, see Adobe FrameMaker: What to know about working with generated files.
4. Add the revision dates and numbers manually, or with user variables
 1. Once the running heads, the chapter numbers and the generated LOP file are all working, you can begin entering the document edits.
 2. As each page is update, you will need to update the empty template frame in the running head with the current revision number/date on the body pages. This is most easily accomplished by setting up a user variable in the Variables panel, and adding the variable to the empty template frame in the running head. Alternatively, you can just type in the new dates and revision numbers manually.
For more information on working with variables, see Adobe FrameMaker: Variables.
5. Update the list when you update your book
When the edits are complete and the running heads are up to date, you can simply update your book, and along with the generated files. FrameMaker will scan all of the pages of all of the chapters in your book, and collect the latest page and revision numbers/dates. If you have everything set up correctly, you are done!
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8 thoughts on "Adobe FrameMaker: How to create a list of effective pages
 1. I find FM difficult enough to use as it is what does not help is its own manual clearly assuming some kind of prior knowledge. I can't even find a button to centre text – how on earth can it be called a publishing tool and not have simple, word like, buttons for formatting text…????? All I need is a list of effective pages saved as an.fm file I can include with the rest of the file, which is smashed in to bits but stored as a.book. None of the above makes any sense at all.
 1. Hi Huw,
 Unlike most of the FrameMaker tutorials on this site—which are step-by-step and include images—this one is meant to be an outline of the process and geared towards for my advanced students. You will find this note in the third paragraph: "Please note that this is a task for an advanced FrameMaker user: someone who is already comfortable using master pages, reference pages, variables, books and generated files."
 I highly recommend attending a FrameMaker training class, or two. I can't speak for all instructors, but on the first day of our classes you will learn how to control both paragraph and character formatting, including how to center text.
 FrameMaker is not an intuitive application and I don't think it ever will be. I highly encourage you to start at the beginning, and work your way up to the task described on this page.
 I wish you the best,
 2. Barb …. thanks for all the great content you have posted. You have a gift for explaining how to use the program.
 I am working on a List of Effective Pages for a book and am stuck on a minor detail. When I try to build the LOEP using Insert>List of>Paragraphs and insert the paragraph tag for the revision number, it does not show up on the Body Page. Instead, the filename is printed twice.
 The reference page looks like the following with 'RevDateText' as the paragraph tag for the revision date. Thanks for any insight you can provide.
 r/ Patrick
 openXmlElementId :
 openObjectId :
 1. Hi Patrick:
 Those two lines (openXmlElementID and openObjectId) control the hyperlinks that are built into the generated files.
 When you add the paragraph style to the LOP (RevDateText), that should initially produce
 <$paratext> <$pagenum>
 on the LOP reference page. It will automatically be tagged RevDateTextLOP.
 If that line isn't there, there is a problem adding the style to the LOP Setup dialog box.
 1. Barb … thank you for the clarification. I am missing a small point. Most likely, I do not have the running head set up correctly. When I add the frame to the master page footer and select 'template frame with flow tag', I am unable to insert the cursor and 'insert header & footer'.
 How full is your schedule? I am open to some online 'coaching' to clean this up, as it will save hours in the long run. Unfortunately, I am on a tight schedule and have to finish this up by the end of the day tomorrow (Wed). 🙁 If that is unworkable, perhaps I can get your assistance for the next version.
 Thanks again for your assistance! r/ Patrick
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The Hawfinch Recovery project is an exciting initiative to research and help this charismatic species in the Morecambe Bay area.
Hawfinches are large finches with a bill powerful enough to crack cherry stones. The National Trust's Sizergh Castle is one of the best places to see Hawfinches up close, where these handsome birds prefer the fallen seed from hornbeam trees.
Hawfinch is a priority species but sadly a recent national survey revealed a huge population decline over the last 20 years. Little is known about Hawfinches in South Cumbria/North Lancashire, so in order to learn more a research programme was established in 2013. In 2018 the project team will be catching and colour ringing Hawfinches which will enable data collection on the size and stability of the local population and the movements of individual birds to be recorded. Ultimately this information will inform woodland management to create better conditions to help the birds to thrive in the future.
To see Hawfinches, visit Sizergh Castle - the birds are most regularly encountered in the visitor car park area between February and April, with early March mornings often the most rewarding.


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What Is The Average Car Insurance In Milwaukee?
According to The Zebra the average driver in Milwaukee will pay around $1,587 for car insurance. Milwaukee is the largest city in Wisconsin. The average car insurance in Wisconsin is around $1,100, the national average car insurance rate is $1,580.
Why are Car Insurance Rates High In Milwaukee?
High Car Theft Rate
According to data from Neighborhoodscout over 4,500 cars were stolen in Milwaukee. With a population of 590,000 this translates into 7.89 stolen cars per 1000 residents. The national average is 2.29 cars stolen per 100 residents.
The chance of getting your car stolen is 3x higher in Milwaukee than the national average. This is a major contributor to the higher insurance rates in the city.
Motor Vehicle Accident Rate
According to the Wisconsin government website In 2019 Milwaukee had over 29,000 car crashes. Milwaukee made up 20.4% of all car accidents in Wisconsin.
Accident rates and claims are a key factor in how insurance companies calculate car insurance rates. Since the city has such a high rate of car accidents it contributes to the higher rate of car insurance in Milwaukee.
In 2019 Wisconsin has 554 car fatalities across the state. The county of Milwaukee alone had 74 fatalities or 13.3% of all fatalities.
Like accident rates, the fatality rate also is a major factor which impacts the car insurance rates of your ZIP or city.
Overall crime is much higher in Milwaukee than the rest of the state. This also leads to the much higher car insurance costs compared to the rest of the state.
Car Insurance Rates By Age
Age pays a big factor in how much you pay for car insurance. In Milwaukee the age group that pays the lowest car insurance premiums are this in their 50s. The average annual premium for drivers in their 50s is around $1,390 per year. Drivers in their 60s also pay below the average at $1,450 per year.
It is no surprise that teenage drivers pay the highest annual premiums. On average teenage drivers pay over $7,000 a year on car insurance. The largest drop in annual premiums occurs once drivers reach 20 years of age. Drivers in their 20s pay around $2,100 which is a savings of almost $5,000 per year.
Car Insurance Rates By Marital Status & Gender
Marital status and gender can play a role in calculating your car insurance premiums. In Milwaukee married drivers pay $175 less than single drivers. In many parts of the country married drives pay less than single drivers. Even divorced or and widowed drivers surprisingly pay less than single drivers.
When it comes to car insurance cost gap, female drivers in Milwaukee pay on average $20 less on car insurance than male drivers.
- Maintain a clean driving record
- Add anti-theft devices if you live in an area with high car theft
- Take advantage of age and marital status to get better car insurance rates
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