Automate Azure SQL Size using Azure Automation (Manual)
Recently a customer asked me how to save cost on their Azure SQL database without moving away from DTU based subscription model. In this case this customer knows exactly at what time their database is heavily utilized, and when it's idling. So with a script its easy to automate.
In this manual we are going to size a SQL database from S4 to S3.
Step 1: In this first step we are going to add some modules to your Automation Account. Go to modules, and click on Browse gallery
From the Gallery search for az.accounts, click on it
Next make sure to Import the module
Now browse the Gallery again, this time search for az.sql and make sure to import this module as well.
STEP 2: This next step is important. We will need to create and assign a Run As Account when you've chosen not to create a run as account on the setup of your automation Account. Go to Run as Account, and click on Create Azure Run As Account
Click on Create
STEP 3: Now we will need to add some variables to your automation account. These variables will need to be filled with information about your Azure SQL Database and Server. Create the following variables, and make sure that you fill them.
 - Resourcegroup
 - Servername (without database.windows.net)
 - Database
STEP 4: Now go to runbooks, and create a new runbook!
Give your runbook a name, as type select PowerShell!
In the new opened window copy and paste the code from below. Adjust the variables $Edition and $PricingTier to your needs.
 $ResourceGroupName = Get-AutomationVariable -Name "Resourcegroup"
 $ServerName = Get-AutomationVariable -Name "Servername"
 $DatabaseName = Get-AutomationVariable -Name "Database"
 $Edition = "Standard"
 $PricingTier = "S4"

# Keep track of time
$StartDate=(GET-DATE)

# Log in to Azure with AZ (standard code)
Write-Verbose -Message 'Connecting to Azure'

# Name of the Azure Run As connection
$ConnectionName = 'AzureRunAsConnection'
try
{
 # Get the connection properties
 $ServicePrincipalConnection = Get-AutomationConnection -Name $ConnectionName

 'Log in to Azure...'
 $null = Connect-AzAccount '
 -ServicePrincipal '
 -TenantId $ServicePrincipalConnection.TenantId '
 -ApplicationId $ServicePrincipalConnection.ApplicationId '
 -CertificateThumbprint $ServicePrincipalConnection.CertificateThumbprint
}
catch
{
 if (!$ServicePrincipalConnection)
 {
 # You forgot to turn on 'Create Azure Run As account'
 $ErrorMessage = "Connection $ConnectionName not found."
 throw $ErrorMessage
 }
 else
 {
 # Something else went wrong
 Write-Error -Message $_.Exception.Message
 throw $_.Exception
 }
}

# Getting the database for testing and logging purposes
$MyAzureSqlDatabase = Get-AzSqlDatabase -ResourceGroupName $ResourceGroupName -ServerName $ServerName -DatabaseName $DatabaseName
if (!$MyAzureSqlDatabase)
{
 Write-Error "$($ServerName)\$($DatabaseName) not found in $($ResourceGroupName)"
 return
}
else
{
 Write-Output "Current pricing tier of $($ServerName)\$($DatabaseName): $($MyAzureSqlDatabase.Edition) - $($MyAzureSqlDatabase.CurrentServiceObjectiveName)"
}
# Set Pricing Tier Database
# Check for incompatible actions
if ($MyAzureSqlDatabase.Edition -eq $Edition -And $MyAzureSqlDatabase.CurrentServiceObjectiveName -eq $PricingTier)
{
 Write-Error "Cannot change pricing tier of $($ServerName)\$($DatabaseName) because the new pricing tier is equal to current pricing tier"
 return
}
else
{
 Write-Output "Changing pricing tier to $($Edition) - $($PricingTier)"
 $null = Set-AzSqlDatabase -DatabaseName $DatabaseName -ServerName $ServerName -ResourceGroupName $ResourceGroupName -Edition $Edition -RequestedServiceObjectiveName $PricingTier
}

# Show when finished
$Duration = NEW-TIMESPAN –Start $StartDate –End (GET-DATE)
Write-Output "Done in $([int]$Duration.TotalMinutes) minute(s) and $([int]$Duration.Seconds) second(s)"

Use the menu to Save your runbook, use the Test pane to review the output of your PowerShell script. When ready Publish your runbook!
STEP 5: Last step is to create a schedule. From your workbook go to Schedules, and Add an schedule.
Create a new schedule based on your requirements/needs.
Click create to finalize the process. Now go back to your SQL database. When the change is happening, you should see a update line like below that shows that the pricing tier is being updated!
How to re-enable inactive mailbox from litigation hold in exchange online using Power Shell(Manual)
When users leave the company you might want to retain the email for a longer period than the default 30 days. By enabling litigation hold you can retain mailboxes longer than 30 days, before you disable a user you can set the litigation hold to any value you would like. But at some point you might need the mailbox to be re-enabled for some reason. In this manual I am going to explain how to do it.
STEP 1: Open a new Power Shell window and type the following command
Import-Module ExchangeOnlineManagement
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Azure Automation: Run SQL command on Azure SQL (Manual)
How cool would it be to automate your daily SQL tasks using Azure Automation? Well, really cool off course! So lets start using Azure Automation! So go ahead, if you don't have an automation account yet, create one by going to Automation Accounts.
Give your automation account an name, choose a subscription, resource group and a location and hit the create button!
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How to use Azure Automation to maintain SQL indexes and statistics
When you migrate to Azure SQL, you might think that Azure does all SQL maintenance, including the maintenance of your database… But the truth is, you will need to setup some maintenance yourself for your databases. Microsoft doesn't know what is best for your application or database. With this manual you should be able to setup basic database maintenance on Azure SQL.
Prerequisites
Manual
STEP 1: Login to your Azure SQL Database using SQL Management studio.
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Setup Azure File Share with AD authentication (Manual)
With the traditional file server coming to a end, it is time to move along with Azure File Share and AD authentication.
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Pre-requisites:
STEP 1: First, let's create a new storage account
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Lock down Microsoft Team creation (Manual)
By default everyone may create a new team in Microsoft Teams. As an organisation admin you might want to control this, or release it a some point. With this manual you should be able to lock down team creation to users that are member of a Azure AD Security group.
STEP 1: First we will need to install the Preview version of the Azure Active Directory PowerShell module for Graph. Open a PowerShell window with Adminstrator privileges and run the following 2 commands:
Uninstall-Module AzureAD
Install-Module AzureADPreview
STEP 2: Now we will need to connect to Azure-AD to perform the necessary actions. Sign in with an admin account when prompted.
#Connect to AAD
$AzureAdCred = Get-Credential
Connect-AzureAD -Credential $AzureAdCred
STEP 3: In Azure AD using the Azure portal (_URL_), create a new security group.
STEP 4: Enter the name of your security group on the top line, and run the following script.
$GroupName = "Your Security Group Name"
$AllowGroupCreation = "False"
$settingsObjectID = (Get-AzureADDirectorySetting | Where-object -Property Displayname -Value "Group.Unified" -EQ).id
 if(!$settingsObjectID)
 {
 $template = Get-AzureADDirectorySettingTemplate | Where-object {$_.displayname -eq "group.unified"}
 $settingsCopy = $template.CreateDirectorySetting()
 New-AzureADDirectorySetting -DirectorySetting $settingsCopy
 $settingsObjectID = (Get-AzureADDirectorySetting | Where-object -Property Displayname -Value "Group.Unified" -EQ).id
 }
 $settingsCopy = Get-AzureADDirectorySetting -Id $settingsObjectID
 $settingsCopy["EnableGroupCreation"] = $AllowGroupCreation
 if($


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Early Bird/Late Bird
All K-2 classes at Rheem are on a split schedule. This schedule has the effect of reducing class size since it allows the teacher to spend the first hour of the day with half the class (the Early Birds), and the last hour of the day with the other half (the Late Birds)
For the first few weeks of school all students come as Early Birds to allow the teacher to decide upon the most appropriate groupings. Parents are notified when the split schedule is ready to start. Visit the Bell Schedule Page for specific times and dates.


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New Capabilities are introduced in the AppFramework as a part of AppStudio 2.0. These capabilities are not provided natively by Qt. Following capabilities are currently in beta
These capabilities are currently in Beta. What does that mean?
What it means is that we are looking forward to your feedback, the use cases, what you like and what you want us to improve upon. It also means that if you choose to implement these plugins in Production App. Future changes may affect your app may require additional changes to support these functionalities in your app.
1. Local Notification - This is a new plugin added to the AppFramework. It provides developers the ability to implement in-app notification to end users such as an alert, message or geotification. When the Local Notification gets triggered on the client device the Notification icon appears in the Notification bar which is same as the application icon. The Notification icon cannot be customized or modified. Users may choose to have one or multiple notifications within the app. Every notification scheduled has a corresponding id available to distinguish between multiple Local Notifications.
Note:- An app running within Player or AppStudio Desktop (AppRun) will show the notification icon of Player or AppRun respectively when triggered.
How to implement Local Notification in an AppStudio App?
- Use the following import statement
import ArcGIS.AppFramework.Notifications.Local 1.0
- Enable the "Local Notification" capability within the AppSettings of the App
- Use the component "LocalNotification" which takes three input parameters to schedule a notification
- Title – The title of the message
- Message – The description of the message
- Time (in seconds)- Time after which the notification will be triggered on the end user device.
- bool supported (read only)- Returns a boolean if the device supports local notification.
Note: This property is supported on Android API 19+ versions.
- object schedule(string title, string message, int timeInSeconds) - returns a Variant object which is id of the scheduled notification
- Title - The title of the message as string value
- Message -The description of the message as string value
- Time (in seconds) -Time after which the notification will appear on the end user device as int
For e.g. 5 seconds means the notification will be triggered in 5 second
var id = notification.schedule(title, message, duration)
- bool clear(object id) -This method will clear the pending notification from the list of scheduled notifications
- object id - The id of the notification to be clear.
- Returns bool - Indicates whether the notification is cleared from the list of scheduled notifications.
bool success = notification.clear(id)
Note: It will return false for invalid inputs and for notifications which have already triggered.
- void clearAll() - This method clears all the pending (yet to be triggered) and active (already triggered) notifications along with badge numbers for iOS apps.
- triggered(object id) - This signal is emitted when the local notification is triggered.
- object id-It takes an id of the scheduled notification.
2. Vibration (Singleton) - New plugin added in AppFramework with AppStudio 2.0 version. This allows developers to enable vibration within an app. It is a non visual feedback or alert. Common use cases to provide vibration are to indicate an event such a message received or finished creating a model making a network request or just an alert etc.
Note: Currently, there is no way to provide number of seconds as an input for it to vibrate. On android device, it will vibrate for 1 second and on iOS it will use the system default.
How to implement Vibration in the AppStudio App?
- Use the following import statement
import ArcGIS.AppFramework.Notifications 1.0
- Enable the Vibration capability within the AppSettings of the App
- Call the Vibration.vibrate()
- bool supported - Returns a boolean value indicating whether your device supports vibration or not.
- void vibrate() - Method call to initiate a vibration on the client device from the app. The device will continue to vibrate for system default vibration settings (in seconds) or until the app is closed.
3. Background Location - New capability has been introduced to AppStudio 2.0 which allows the apps to use location data in background mode. Some of the common use cases using this capability are logging location data using position source, or trigger a notification, geo-fencing etc. This capability is currently available for mobile platforms only as this is already supported on desktop.
How to implement Background Location in the AppStudio App?
- Enable the Background Location capability in AppSettings of the App
You can monitor the state of the application using the following property
4. Promises - Often while creating your apps, you may want to make something happen after something else is done. You may want to want to make an asynchronous request and perform something on completion of the request. Or you may simply want to execute set of operations in a particular sequence. Promises can be used to manage such asynchronous computation, allowing for separate processes to continue in parallel.
Promises are a pattern that helps with one particular kind of asynchronous programming: a function (or method) that returns a single result asynchronously. One popular way of receiving such a result is via a callback. Promises provide a simpler alternative for executing, composing, and managing asynchronous operations when compared to traditional callback-based approaches. The Promise object represents the eventual completion (or failure) of an asynchronous operation, and its resulting value.
A promise can be in one of 3 states:
- Pending - the promise's outcome hasn't yet been determined, because the asynchronous operation that will produce its result hasn't completed yet.
- Fulfilled - the asynchronous operation has completed, and the promise has a value.
- Rejected - the asynchronous operation failed, and the promise will never be fulfilled. In the rejected state, a promise has a reason that indicates why the operation failed.
When a promise is pending, it can transition to the fulfilled or rejected state. Once a promise is fulfilled or rejected, however, it will never transition to any other state, and its value or failure reason will not change.

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The Difference Between Polyethylene Glycol and Ethylene Glycol
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The Difference Between Polyethylene Glycol and Ethylene Glycol
Although the difference between polyethylene glycol and ethylene glycol is only one word, there is a big gap between their properties and applications. Welinks specializes in the production of PTMEG (Polytetramethylene Ether Glycol) in China.
1. Polyethylene glycol
Chemical structure: HO(CH2CH2O)nH, polymerized from ethylene oxide.
Polyethylene glycol-properties and uses
Polyethylene glycol is non-toxic, non-irritating, has good water solubility, and has good compatibility with many organic components. They have excellent lubricity, moisture retention, dispersibility, adhesives, antistatic agents and softeners, etc., and are used in cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, chemical fibers, rubber, plastics, paper, paint, electroplating, pesticides, metal processing and food processing, etc. There are extremely wide applications in the industry.
The Difference Between Polyethylene Glycol and Ethylene Glycol
2. Ethylene glycol
Ethylene glycol, also known as "glycol", "1,2-ethylene glycol", abbreviated as EG. The chemical formula is (HOCH2)₂, which is the simplest diol. Ethylene glycol is a colorless, odorless, sweet-tasting liquid, and it is toxic to animals. The human lethal dose is estimated to be 1.6 g/kg. Ethylene glycol can be miscible with water and acetone, but it is less soluble in ethers. Used as a solvent, antifreeze and raw material for synthetic polyester. Polyethylene glycol (PEG), a high polymer of ethylene glycol, is a phase transfer catalyst and is also used for cell fusion; its nitrate ester is an explosive.
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The National Day of Finland is on the 6th December (Independence Day, declaration of independence from Russia 1917). The day is a public holiday in Finland. This is usually celebrated with parades, flag-raising ceremonies, concerts, and other cultural events.
National Day of Finland
Accordingly Finland was once part of the Russian Empire (National Day of Russia). This lasted for more than a century. This from 1809 until 1917 when it gained its independence. During World War II, Finland fought two wars against the Soviet Union, known as the Winter War and the Continuation War. This resulted in territorial losses for Finland. See also the National Day of Sweden for more history.
The Independence Day celebrations typically begin on the eve of the 6th December with a torchlight procession through the streets of Helsinki. Likewise this procession is usually led by the Finish President with thousands of followers also carrying torches as well as flags. On the day itself, there is a formal flag-raising ceremony at the Presidential Palace in Helsinki. See also other European National Days on this website.
Public Holidays in Finland
Firstly here are the public holidays in Finland:
- New Year's Day: January 1st
- Epiphany: January 6th
- Good Friday: April 14th
- Easter Sunday: April 16th
- Easter Monday: April 17th
- May Day: May 1st
- Ascension Day: May 25th
- Whit Sunday: June 4th
- Midsummer Day: June 24th
- All Saints' Day: November 4th
- Independence Day: December 6th
- Christmas Day: December 25th
- Boxing Day: December 26th
Please note that public holidays in Finland may vary slightly from year to year.


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Affliction – Health, Disease, Poverty - Fordham Scholarship Online
Affliction: Health, Disease, Poverty
Veena Das
This book inaugurates a novel way of understanding the trajectories of health and disease in the context of poverty. Focusing on low-income neighborhoods in Delhi, it stitches together three different sets of issues. First, it examines the different trajectories of illness: What are the circumstances under which illness is absorbed within the normal and when does it exceed the normal. A second set of issues involves how different healers understand their own practices. The book asks: What is expert knowledge? What is it that the health practitioner knows and what does the patient know? How are... More
Keywords: poverty, health trajectories, disease trajectories, Delhi, illness, patient, surveillance, health practitioner, expert knowledge, disease prevalence
Bibliographic Information
Print publication date: 2015 Print ISBN-13: 9780823261802
Published to Fordham Scholarship Online: September 2015 DOI:10.5422/fordham/9780823261802._PHONE_
Affiliations are at time of print publication.
Veena Das, author
Johns Hopkins University


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When subscribing to a product, the core problem to solve is that of granting the subscriber permission to use nodes created by the product publisher. For good reason, Metrici does not allow a user from one account to permit a user from another account to access their nodes, other than as an anonymous user. A special approach is therefore required for a publisher to make their product available to a subscriber.
Product publication utilitises a special feature in the permissions in which anyone can grant permissions to their account authority, i.e. the user who created their account (or, precisely, the user who is the owner of their account node), and the account authority can in turn grant those permissions on to other users that they have created. Specifically, the publisher grants the node-grant-use permission to the account authority, which permits the account authority to grant read and link type permissions (node-read, node-read-member, node-read-all-members, node-use-type, node-link, node-use-draft, package-read, package-read-all-members, package-link, package-use-draft, node-grant-use), but not update, package use or administration permissions.
Identifying what permissions are required and granting them to the account authority is complicated, and is looked after by instances of Product, which are generated by instances of Product Builder. The salient parts of this are:
- The publisher lists packages that contain the nodes that make up the product in the Package List member type.
- From this, the derivation script in Interpret Product Descriptor creates a manifest in Offer Manifest Items that describes the permissions that the subscribers to the product need.
- From this, the derivation script in Grant Publish creates a standard permission manifest in Manifest Items that describes the permissions that the account authority needs in order to grant permissions to the subscriber, and then gives the account authority permission to use the manifest and also to access the product node. This means that the account authority now has authority to grant permissions on the product nodes.
- Product installation is carried out by executing a method on the subscriber's account. This creates a subscription node with is an instance of Subscription.
- The subscription node links back to the product using the Product member type, and uses the Derive Subscription Manifest derivation to create a standard Manifest Items manifest from the Offer Manifest Items from the product.
- The account authority grants node-use-manifest on the subscription node to the subscriber's primary user group and node-grant-use-manifest to the subscriber. This means that any of the primary users in the subscriber's account can use the product, and that the subscriber can grant permissions to other user groups also. (Question - why not let all of the primary users grant use of the manifest?)
The permissions are all granted using manifests, and the manifests are all created using derivation. The permissions that the subscriber has can therefore be updated by the publisher, for example when a new version of the product is released.
The approach above dictates the core structure of product packaging, subscription and installation. It involves instances of the following:
- Product Builder which is used to describe the product.
- Product which is generated from the product builder, and which is used as the basis for installation.
- Subscription which is created by the account authority and is used to grant permission on the product to the subscriber.
As well as their core role in managing permissions, these types are used to manage other aspects of product packaging, subscription and installation. They are examined in more detail in the following sections.


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NSW's rail expansion has been met with issues up and down the supply chain, but one of the earliest was the revalation that new trains were built too wide to safely fit through existing tunnels in the Blue Mountains.
Now, alongside prepared plans to alter existing tunnels, platforms, and stations to accomodate the new trains, proposals have been floated to reduce the minimum safe distance allowed between tunnel walls and trains.
The new trains (built in South Korea) will be about 3.1 meters across, making them too wide for eight of ten tunnels between Newnes Junction and Zig Zag station in the Blue Mountains.
Transport for NSW's preferred option is to scrape at the tunnel walls to widen them and to alter the minimum clearance standard so that the new intercity trains can run on both lines and pass each other through the tunnels.
As repairs will close some sections of track for up to two weeks, some proposals have suggested lowering the minimum required distance in order to reduce downtime. The current standards allow a minimum distance of 200 millimeters (20cm) between the outline of a train in motion and tunnel walls.
There is no confirmed new minimum distance yet, but according to Transport for NSW, "new draft standard to ensure the safe operation of trains is being finalized and reviewed by the train designer and the Assets Standard Authority."
Labor leader Luke Foley said people had a right to be suspicious that the safety standard was to be changed to fix the government's "bungle" of buying trains that did not fit through the tunnels.
"[Transport Minister] Andrew Constance should tell us what it is going to cost to widen the tunnels and complete the track modifications from Springwood to Lithgow," he said.
"He also needs to detail what special operational restrictions will be imposed including speed limits and how these will be enforced."

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A: Descriptions of a job and an execution plan are as follows:
In E-MapReduce, to create a job is to create a configuration about how to run the job. A job cannot be run directly. The configuration of a job should contain the jar package to be run for the job, the input and output addresses of data, and some running parameters. After such a job is created, you can name it (that is, define a job). When you want to debug the running job, an execution plan is required.
- Execution plan
The execution plan is a bond that associates the job and the cluster. Through the execution plan, multiple jobs can be combined into a job sequence and prepare a running cluster for the job (or automatically create a temporary cluster or associate an existing cluster). The execution plan also helps to set a periodical execution plan for the job sequence and automatically releases the cluster after the task is accomplished. The execution record list displays successful execution plans and logs.
A: The E-MapReduce system uploads running job logs to OSS according to the jobid plan (that is, the path that is set by users when they create the cluster). You can view the job logs directly on the webpage. If you log on to the master node for job submission, and you are running the script, the logs are determined by your script according to your plan.
A: You can search directly through OSS for all log files, and download them. However, since OSS is not available for direct viewing of log files, this procedure may cause issues. The following describes how to use OSS to view log files.
- Go to the execution plan page.
- Find the corresponding execution plan and click "Running Log" to enter the running log page.
- Find the specific execution log on the running log page, such as the last execution log.
- Click the corresponding "Execution Cluster" to view the ID of the execution cluster.
- Search for OSS://mybucket/emr/spark/cluster ID directory under the OSS://mybucket/emr/spark directory.
- There will be multiple directories displayed under OSS://mybucket/emr/spark/cluster ID/jobs according to the execution ID of the job, and each directory stores the running log file of the job.
A: There are three timing policies, as follows:
The timing policy of the cluster
In the cluster list, the running time of every cluster is displayed. Calculation of the running time is: Running time = Time when the cluster is released - Time when the cluster is established. Once a cluster starts to be established, the timing starts until the end of the lifecycle of the cluster.
The timing policy of the execution plan
In the running log list of the execution plan, the running time of every execution plan is displayed. The timing policy can be summarized in two categories:
If the execution plan is executed on-demand, the running process of every execution log involves the cluster creation, job submission for running, and cluster release. The calculation policy of an on-demand execution plan is: Running time = The time when the cluster is created + The total time used for completing running all the jobs in the execution plan + The time when the cluster is released.
If the execution plan is associated with an existing cluster, the entire execution cycle does not involve the cluster establishment and releasing. In this case, Running time = The total time used for completing running all the jobs in the execution plan.
The timing policy of the job:
The job here refers to the jobs assigned to the execution plan. Click the View Job List on the right of the running log of every execution plan to see the job. Here the calculation of the running time of every job is: Running time = The actual time when the job running ends - The actual time when the job starts to run. The actual time when the job running starts (ends) refers to the time points when the job is actually scheduled for running or stops running by the Spark or Hadoop cluster.
Q: During ODPS reading/writing, why does the java.lang.RuntimeException.Parse response failed: '…' display?
A: Check whether the ODPS tunnel endpoint is correct.
A: The topic may have been created in a beta or other testing environment, therefore creating inconsistent consumption data of some consumer groups. Please submit a ticket indicating the corresponding topic and Consumer ID to ONS for troubleshooting.
A: Yes, however, the "Save Log" option must be enabled when the cluster is created. The log location is: Execution Plan List > Running Log > Execution Log > View Job List > Job List > View Job Worker Instance.
A: Take the following example:
CREATE EXTERNAL TABLE storage_log(content STRING) PARTITIONED BY (ds STRING)
ROW FORMAT DELIMITED
FIELDS TERMINATED BY '\t'
STORED AS TEXTFILE
hive> select * from storage_log;
Time taken: 0.3 seconds
There is no data in the created external table.
In the preceding example, Hive will not automatically associate the partitions directory of the specified directory. You need to associate it manually. For example:
alter table storage_log add partition(ds=123); OK
Time taken: 0.137 seconds
hive> select * from storage_log;
A: First, check whether the Spark version is earlier than Version 1.6. Spark Version 1.6 repaired a memory leak bug. Earlier versions of Spark may retain this bug, which will cause container memory overuse, meaning the job will not be executed. Additionally, check whether your code has been optimized for memory usage.
Q: Why is a job still in "Running" status in E-MapReduce Console even though the Spark Streaming job has ended
A: Check whether the running mode of the Spark Streaming job is "yarn-client." If yes, we recommend that you change it to the "yarn-cluster" mode. E-MapReduce is not currently optimized for monitoring the status of Spark Streaming jobs in the "yarn-client" mode.
Q：Why does "Exception in thread "main" java.lang.RuntimeException: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: Class com.aliyun.fs.oss.nat.NativeOssFileSystem not found" display
A: When reading/writing OSS data in Spark jobs, you need to package the SDK provided by E-MapReduce into the Jar package. The specific operations can be found at: Development Manual > Spark > Development Preparation.
A: One simple method is to use the complete OSS URI. For details, refer to: Development Manual > Development Preparation
A: Check whether the path protocol header of the job jar package is "ossref" in the job configuration. If the protocol header is different, change it to "ossref".
A: The E-MapReduce contains a master node and multiple slave (or worker) nodes. The master node does not participate in data storage and computing tasks, and the slave nodes are used for data storage and computing. For example, in a cluster with three 4-core 8G machines, one of the machines serves as the master node and the other two serve as the slave nodes. In this case, the available computing resources of the cluster are two 4-core 8G machines.
A: Check whether the data receiving mode is Push-based. If it is a different mode, switch it to the Push-based mode for receiving data. Reference
Q：Why does java.io.IOException: Input stream not be reset when only _PHONE_ bytes have been written, and does not exceed the available buffer size of 524288 display
A: If insufficient cache is detected, and the preceding error is displayed, we recommend that you use EMR-SDK Version 1.1.0 or later to avoid insufficient cache during OSS network reconnection tries.
Q：Why does "Failed to access metastore. This class should not accessed in runtime.org.apache.hadoop.hive.ql.metadata.HiveException: java.lang.RuntimeException: Unable to instantiate org.apache.hadoop.hive.ql.metadata.SessionHiveMetaStoreClient" display
A: The job execution mode must be yarn-client (or local) for Spark to process Hives data. Yarn-cluster is not supported. Otherwise, the preceding exception will appear. Some third-party packages in the job jar file may also trigger the exception while running Spark.
A: A simple method is to modify the mapred-site.xml file. For example:
You then only need to add the library file you need.
A: See the following.
OSS URL： oss://[accessKeyId:accessKeySecret@]bucket[.endpoint]/object/path
This URI is used for specifying input/output data sources in the job, and is similar to hdfs://. In OSS data operations, you can configuration accessKeyId, accessKeySecret, and endpoint to Configuration, or you can specify accessKeyId, accessKeySecret, and endpoint in URI. For more details, refer to Development Preparation.
Q: Why does the Spark SQL display "Exception in thread "main" java.sql.SQLException: No suitable driver found for jdbc:mysql:xxx" error
- The mysql-connector-java of an earlier version may have similar issues. Update it to the latest version.
- In the job parameters, use "—driver-class-path ossref://bucket/…/mysql-connector-java-[version].jar" to load mysql-connector-java package. The preceding issue also occurs when mysql-connector-java is directly packaged into the job jar package.
A: Check whether the RDS database address is an intranet address. If it is not, go to the RDS console to switch the database address to an intranet address.
Q: When Spark SQL is connected to RDS, why does the "Invalid authorization specification, message from server: ip not in whitelist" appear
A: Check the RDS


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How Did The Three-wing Revolving Door Come Into Being
Date:Feb 09, 2020
The three-wing revolving door was born out of a new concept and function.
Simple and practical, safe and stable, it will rotate the channel system and maximum diameter rotation capacity as a whole, at the same time satisfy the "maximum tourist traffic" and "perfect except for the wind effect" of the two opposite conditions, which make the elegant design and the safety of the products are highly unified, forming a new landmark portal system. Three-wing revolving doors combine safety and practicality to put user safety first. Safety extrusion switches are mounted on curved wall columns to prevent pedestrians from being trapped by stationary columns and rotating doors. Spacious passage space and elegant appearance design, internal air flow less than ordinary doors, effectively resist the outside of the wind, dust, garbage into the building can greatly improve the indoor environment. Save the entrance and exit space, can obtain wider effective area. It has the function to stop at the predetermined position, beautiful and generous. There is an automatic rotation mode and a semi-automatic mode with the feeling of manual operation. The top is equipped with a laser ceiling light, the switch can be manually controlled. With rotating speed control function, even in strong wind, can safely in and out. It has the function of reverse rotation brake to ensure the safety of unilateral rotation.
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Osiedle [ɔˈɕɛdlɛ] (Polish plural: osiedla) is a term used in Poland to denote a designated subdivision of a city or town, or of a dzielnica, with its own council and executive. Like the dzielnica and sołectwo, an osiedle is an auxiliary unit (jednostka pomocnicza) of a gmina. These units are created by decision of the gmina council, and do not have legal personality in their own right. In the case of an urban-rural gmina, it is also possible for a whole town to be designated an auxiliary unit.
Not all Polish cities or towns have osiedles in the above sense. However the word osiedle is also frequently used to denote any housing estate or development. (In this sense it sometimes appears in addresses, where the abbreviation "Os." is commonly used.)
This article is issued from Wikipedia - version of the 3/1/2014. The text is available under the Creative Commons Attribution/Share Alike but additional terms may apply for the media files.


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Nearly every town in North Carolina has several
ghost signs wearing away from their historic buildings. These signs tell an important story of the
communities commercial, societal and cultural histories. Only in the last few years
have community leaders joined forces with building owners to accurately restore these
historical markers. Revitalizing these early Twentieth Century signs preserves not only
the history of the building, but of the community. It is our intention to thoroughly
research and carefully restore these keys to our past.
We were recognized by
the Historic Salisbury Foundation in March, 2005 for our efforts to restore historic ghost
signs. The foundation presented us with a Commercial Revitalization through Historic
Preservation award for our work on the restoration of the exterior "Frick" era
signs on the Salisbury Emporium building. Pictures of this project are included below.


Unsafe Application State Restoration (iOS)
Unsafe Application State Restoration (iOS)
What Does Unsafe Application State Restoration Actually Mean?
Despite the fancy title, it essentially means that a mobile application saves the state of a view location that is only presented to an authenticated user, or that contains sensitive data. Within the event of the application being unexpectedly terminated, the state is restored and loaded back into the UI without first validating or re-authenticating the current user.
Conceptually this happens all the time within mobile applications. A developer focused on making things easy and enjoyable for the user, will implement this type of functionality, so if by chance the application closes, the user will be brought back into the same state they left off at.
This functionality makes sense, and is a nice addition to many of the applications we use day in and day out, but what if this existed in your mobile banking application, or on a shared device in a hospital for an application that stored and operated on PHI? If an attacker has direct access to an unlocked device with these applications, he can potentially re-open them after they have been closed, and be presented with very critical data.
So hopefully we can start understanding what this vulnerability actually means and its potential impact.
Preservation and Restoration
For this specific scenario we will explore the technical details surrounding the vulnerability paired with Apple's UIKit Framework. The UIKit Framework has a state restoration system that allows for the preservation and restoration for the application's view controller objects. UIKit allows the developer to choose which view controllers and views he wants to ultimately preserve and restore. To do this, a restoration identifier marks a restorable object, which is a string that identifies the view or the view controller to UIKit and the application.
During preservation the application will:
 - Tell UIKit it supports state preservation
 - Tell UIKit which view controllers to preserve
 - Encode all data for the targeted objects
Preservation
During restoration the application will:
 - Tell UIKit it supports state restoration
 - Provide the restorable objects
 - Decode the state for all relevant objects and return
Restoration
Class Dump Inspection
Methods
To figure out whether or not the application supports preservation and restoration, we can take a look at the output from class-dump-z.
We can see within the Application's Delegate the method 'application:willEncodeRestorableStateWithCoder:' – this is used to encode the state information for the targeted object. You can also see the corresponding method for decoding – 'application didDecodeRestorableStateWithCoder:' – which is called when the application finishes its restoration of the decoded objects.
Unsafe Application State Restoration, So What Is The Risk?
The problem is rooted purely in context, meaning it is all based off what the application's overall business impact will be (i.e. Healthcare). The biggest recommendation I have so far is there really isn't a good reason to mark view objects for preservation that exist in a post-authenticated world. Even if it is solely meant to provide a better user experience, it still is inherently dangerous.
If by chance a developer still chooses to implement this risky functionality, the user still needs to be forced to identify themselves and authenticate back into the application. It would make the most sense that this process begins before initializing and decoding object state.


Zod Tutorial (10 exercises)
solution
Refactoring Duplicated Schemas
Once again, there are a bunch ways that this code could be refactored.
For reference, here's what we started with:
The Simple solution
The simplest solution is to strip out the id into its own type. From there, each of the z.objects could reference it:
This is pretty good, but id: ID is still being repeated. All of the cases are still passing, so that's okay.
Use the Extend Method
Another solution would be to create a base object which we'll call ObjectWithId. This base object will contain our id:
From there, we can use the extend method to create new schemas that add on to the base object:
Note that .extend() will overwrite fields!
Use the Merge Method
Similar to the above solution, we could use the merge method to extend the ObjectWithId base object:
Using .merge() is slightly more verbose than .extend(). We have to pass in a z.object() that contains the name z.string().
Merging is generally used when two different types are being combined, rather than just extending a single type.
Those are a few different ways that you can compose objects together in Zod to reduce the amount of code duplication, make things more DRY, and make things a bit more maintainable!
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There are a bunch of possible solutions here. The simplest solution is to strip out the ID thing here into its own type and then reference that within all the other z.objects, which is pretty good but we're still getting this object id: Id thing here. All of our cases are passing. This is OK.
Another solution would be to create a base object here, which is an ObjectWithId and then use the .extend function. What extend does is it creates a new type with the initial stuff here and the stuff that you add here.
What we end up with is we've got this ObjectWithId. That's the base of all of these pieces. If we add something else here, like created At which could be z.date, then this would also be shared across of the objects. That, obviously, wasn't the ID because we're going to get a lot of errors, then.
Another way you could do this is by using merge here. Merge, what it means, is you take the base ObjectWithId and you merge it with another object. You can see that this is slightly more verbose than the other version, then just extend, because here we're we get to pass in an object containing the name z.string.
Inside here, we actually have to pass a z.object. We have to wrap it in Zod. What this means is you can use this more generally to merge two different types together instead of just extending from them.
Those are different ways that you can compose objects together in Zod to reduce the amount of code duplication, make things more dry, and make things a bit more maintainable.


Hawaii / Tahiti
These two dance styles come from Polynesia. The Polynesian region encompanies a lot of countries, states and cultures.
Two of them – the islands of Hawaii and Tahiti – are generally well known.
Polynesians grow up with their specific dance style and it's still very prominent even in our modern world.
In Hawaii, people dance very gracefully to medium fast or slow music, whereas on Tahiti, we would find much more dynamic movement, originating in male martial arts dances and women picked up that style quite recently.


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What does BIU stand for?
BIU stands for BikeTrial International Union
This definition appears somewhat frequently and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:
- Organizations, NGOs, schools, universities, etc.
See other definitions of BIU
We have 24 other meanings of BIU in our Acronym Attic
- Basic Income Unit
- Basic Information Unit
- Basic Interface Unit
- Beach Interface Unit (US DoD)
- Beat It Up
- Beirut Islamic University
- Belarusian Insurance Union
- Benson Idahosa University
- Berkeley International University (Delaware)
- Bibliothèque Interuniversitaire


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In summer construction of pump truck, car construction in summer are high ambient temperature and low relative humidity, which also have many adverse effects on the fresh and hardened concrete in addition to the favorable side. Therefore, according to the characteristics of concrete construction in summer and many unfavorable factors, necessary protective measures should be taken to ensure the quality of concrete pouring.
1. concrete pouring is selected at a lower temperature in one day.
2. the mortar used in the run pipe can not be poured to any working surface when the cement concrete conveying pump car is used for pouring, it must be poured only after the discharge of the run pipe mortar and the concrete with one or two pumping trips.
Post time: Jun-22-2020


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GONDAN delivers Research Vessel Dr Fridtjof Nansen
Today GONDAN has delivered the Oceanographic Research vessel "Dr Fridtjof Nansen" to the Norwegian Institute of Marine Research. After recently completing successfully the comprehensive sea trials program, the vessel is heading today to Bergen, her Port of Registry.
The vessel, outfitted according to the best shipbuilding standard for modern noise reduced Research Vessels, in compliance with the strict requirements of ICES 209, will mainly operate in tropic and sub-tropic areas in developing countries. Cutting edge technology has been used for the vessel to develop activities focused on marine ecosystem studies with emphasis on fish stock assessment. In addition, the vessel will be used for: data collection for studies and understanding of climate change effects, mapping of marine biodiversity, measurements of CO2 and the resulting acidification of the oceans, measurements of oxygen and de-oxygenation of the oceans and studies of pollution.


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Background and objective Laparoscopic and open surgery have been compared with conflicting results regarding their systemic responses. The sensitivity of biochemical markers that are used to discriminate between the stress responses to different types of surgery varies from study to study. We wanted to evaluate the stress response and the sensitivity of clinical and biochemical stress markers in patients undergoing laparoscopically assisted vaginal or abdominal hysterectomy.
Methods We performed a case-control study with patients undergoing laparoscopically assisted vaginal hysterectomy (n=20) or abdominal hysterectomy (n=20). Pain scores were assessed at rest and during coughing, and active leg elevation and fatigue scores using a visual analogue scale. In 10 patients of each group, haematocrit, white cell count, C-reactive protein, glucose, cortisol, adrenocorticotrophic hormone, β-endorphin immunoreactivity, interleukin-6 and urine excretion of epinephrine and norepinephrine were measured preoperatively and during the first 44 postoperative hours.
Results The most sensitive symptoms and markers of the systemic response were pain scores during mobilization, fatigue scores, C-reactive protein and interleukin-6 (P < 0.01 in all comparisons). Pain scores at rest, and all other laboratory markers of the systemic response, did not discriminate between the two types of surgery.
Conclusion Follow-up of postoperative pain scores during mobilization and fatigue levels might be an easy tool for the evaluation of postoperative recovery. Using an identical anaesthetic technique, the neuroendocrine response was of the same magnitude after both types of surgery.


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The General Directorate of Administration for Nature Conservation and Protection at Cambodia's Ministry of Environment and the Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation at Thailand's Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment have reached a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on transboundary biodiversity conservation cooperation.
According to the Ministry of Environment's news release, the MoU was signed in Chiang Mai, Thailand in late January under the witness of Cambodian Environment Minister H.E. Say Samal and his Thai counterpart H.E. Gen. Surasak Karnjanarat.
Under the MoU, both sides will cooperate on the protected area and transboundary biodiversity conservation landscapes management.
Source: Agency Kampuchea Press


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Blind woman vocabulary lesson | University of Illinois Archives
Blind woman vocabulary lesson
An instructor places an object in a blind woman's hand so as to familiarize her with it.
University of Illinois Archives
Director's Office Photograph File, 1956-88 Series 1: Photographs Box 1 Folder 12: Physical Therapy and Functional Training, 1963-88
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Rehabilitation Education Services Division
Copyright of this image is held by the University of Illinois. Please contact us if you would like to purchase a high-resolution copy of the image.

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A new perspective—Workshops AC2018
A new perspective—Workshops AC2018
June 09, 2018
Participants broke out into smaller groups for workshops to further explore different topics including mental health, discipleship, Justice For Our Neighbors, benefits and mission education.
Two different workshops discussed mental health—a topic becoming increasingly important.
One workshop gathered people in small circles to have conversations that prepared participants to lead similar conversations in their local churches.
The other workshop held a panel with mental health clinicians who shared practical ways churches can make a difference in the mental health needs of their community.
Amber Jerson, of Asbury United Methodist, attended the mental health panel.
"It was really interesting to hear what they had to say because they were involved with churches, but also involved in mental health in Iowa and worked with clients, so they had both sides," Jerson said.
The workshops are interesting, provide a different perspective and serve as a guide to learn more about ways people in the conference can branch out to people in their communities.
Jerson said she now can help the church find ways to branch out to the people within her congregation and the communities that are struggling with mental health issues.


Using Forklift as a Library
Instead of writing a plugin, Forklift can be used as a library to gain more control over what is loaded and when. This will walk through an example use of this. In this example the goal is to be able to provide a custom set of base boxes, our own roles, playbooks and pipelines.
First, make our example directory and clone Forklift:
mkdir example
cd example
git clone _URL_
First, add an ansible.cfg file:
[defaults]
nocows = 1
host_key_checking = False
retry_files_enabled = False
roles_path = $PWD/galaxy_roles:$PWD/roles:$PWD/forklift/playbooks/roles
callback_plugins = $PWD/forklift/playbooks/callback_plugins/
inventory = forklift/playbooks/inventory/vagrant.py
Now, make directories for playbooks and roles:
mkdir playbooks
mkdir roles
mkdir pipelines
Deploy a file with the base set of boxes the plugin requires:
vim base_boxes.yaml
centos7:
 box_name: 'centos/7'
 image_name: !ruby/regexp '/CentOS 7.*PV/'
 pty: true
Next, deploy a Vagrantfile that creates a box loader, adds the base boxes defined in the plugin and then call the distributor so Vagrant knows about the boxes:
require "#{File.dirname(__FILE__)}/forklift/lib/forklift"
loader = Forklift::BoxLoader.new
loader.add_boxes("base_boxes.yaml")
distributor = Forklift::BoxDistributor.new(loader.boxes)
distributor.distribute


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>>Covington average temperature
>>Covington Weather by month // weather averages
The climate is warm and temperate in Covington. The is a great deal of rainfall in Covington, even in the driest month. This climate is considered to be Cfa according to the Köppen-Geiger climate classification. The average temperature in Covington is 15.5 °C. The rainfall here averages 1315 mm.
Climate graph // Weather by Month Covington
The driest month is October, with 73 mm of rainfall. The greatest amount of precipitation occurs in April, with an average of 136 mm.
average temperature Covington
The warmest month of the year is July, with an average temperature of 26.7 °C. The lowest average temperatures in the year occur in January, when it is around 2.9 °C.
Covington Weather by month // weather averages
|Avg. Temperature (°C)||Avg. Temperature (°F)||Precipitation / Rainfall (mm)|
|Avg. Temperature (°C)||2.9||5.4||10.3||15.9||20.6||25||26.7||25.8||22.2||16.1||10.2||5|
|Min. Temperature (°C)||-2||0.1||4.7||9.8||14.6||18.9||20.8||19.6||16||9.2||4.5||-0.1|
|Max. Temperature (°C)||7.9||10.7||15.9||22||26.7||31.1||32.7||32||28.5||23.1||16||10.1|
|Avg. Temperature (°F)||37.2||41.7||50.5||60.6||69.1||77.0||80.1||78.4||72.0||61.0||50.4||41.0|
|Min. Temperature (°F)||28.4||32.2||40.5||49.6||58.3||66.0||69.4||67.3||60.8||48.6||40.1||31.8|
|Max. Temperature (°F)||46.2||51.3||60.6||71.6||80.1||88.0||90.9||89.6||83.3||73.6||60.8||50.2|
|Precipitation / Rainfall (mm)||106||113||133||136||130||95||100||76||97||73||124||132|
The difference in precipitation between the driest month and the wettest month is 63 mm. The variation in temperatures throughout the year is 23.8 °C.


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Abstract : Although time consuming, Monte-Carlo simulations remain an efficient tool enabling to assess correction methods for degrading physical effects in medical imaging.
We have optimized and validated a reconstruction method baptized F3DMC (Fully 3D Monte Carlo) in which the physical effects degrading the image formation process were modelled using Monte-Carlo methods and integrated within the system matrix. We used the Monte-Carlo simulation toolbox GATE. We validated GATE in SPECT by modelling the gamma-camera (Philips AXIS) used in clinical routine. Techniques of threshold, filtering by a principal component analysis and targeted reconstruction (functional regions, hybrid regions) were used in order to improve the precision of the system matrix and to reduce the number of simulated photons as well as the time consumption required. The EGEE Grid infrastructures were used to deploy the GATE simulations in order to reduce their computation time. Results obtained with F3DMC were compared with the reconstruction methods (FBP, ML-EM, ML-EMC) for a simulated phantom and with the OSEM-C method for the real phantom. Results have shown that the F3DMC method and its variants improve the restoration of activity ratios and the signal to noise ratio. By the use of the grid EGEE, a significant speed-up factor of about 300 was obtained. These results should be confirmed by performing studies on complex phantoms and patients and open the door to a unified reconstruction method, which could be used in SPECT and also in PET.


Should You Cover a Dog Crate?
Should You Cover a Dog Crate?
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If you're crate training your dog or puppy using a wire crate, cover it with a lightweight sheet, cloth, towel, blanket or purchased crate cover. Covering a crate can contribute to a cozy and private environment that's similar to dog dens. It can be especially helpful at night when your pooch needs to wind down and go to sleep.
Privacy and Silence
Covering a crate not only can be beneficial for giving a dog privacy and a sense of security, but it can be beneficial for encouraging overall silence and peace. If you cover your pet's crate, it can reduce the sounds of the typical disruptions of your household -- think your television, music playing, people walking around and phone calls, for example. Cover the back sections, sides and tops of your dog's crate to provide him with a quiet and relaxing environment. Cover the crate loosely to allow your pet to look out from it easily, too.
Covering often can be helpful for soothing dogs and puppies who are crying inside their crates.
Material Pulling
It isn't uncommon for dogs and puppies to feel nervous and uneasy inside their crates. These feelings sometimes cause them to tug on the materials covering their crates. If they successfully drag the material into their crates, they can chew on or eat them, which can lead to serious health emergencies that may require surgery. Prevent your dog from being able to do this by folding the sides of the blanket, cloth, towel or sheet underneath the crate.
Crate Covering and Car Trips
Crate covering can come in handy for a reason that's totally unrelated to privacy and rest. If you're taking your dog on a trip in the car, covering his crate can be a great idea. Dogs often become frustrated when they're in vehicles. This frustration is often a combination of all of the things they spot zipping by through the windows and the movement of the car in general. Covering your pet's crate may decrease his stress by calming him and taking the nonstop, overwhelming stimuli out of the equation. Beyond that, crating dogs in cars is important for safety considerations.
Ready-Made Crate Covers
If you don't have an old towel, blanket or sheet available to cover your dog's crate, never fear. Many pet supplies stores sell ready-made crate covers that are designed to give dogs much-needed privacy and relaxation. Since these covers are form-fitting and hug crates snugly, you don't have to worry about restless dogs pulling them off. They're much easier to keep in place.
Crate covering is not suitable in all situations. It isn't always suitable for dogs who have thick and heavy coats, for example, particularly during the warm or hot spring and summer months. You don't want to keep your pet in an environment that's overly hot and therefore uncomfortable. When you cover your dog's crate, it's vital to make certain he has ample airflow, too.


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Windows 10 is highly customizable and provides plenty of options for adjusting your Start Menu. Start menu can be completely customized including color, size, tiles layout etc.
- Change the size of start menu:
The vertical and horizontal size of start menu in Windows 10 can be changed easily by just moving the cursor on its top or right edges and dragging it in a particular direction. By default, the tile structure in start menu is based on two columns, but the number of columns can be increased or decreased by resizing the start menu horizontally.
- Customizing the tiles:
Tiles in the start menu can also be customized. This can be tile size, turning the live tiles off and removing the tiles from the menu. All of this can be done just by right clicking on any tile you want to customize.
- Changing the start menu color:
Changing the start menu color is pretty easy and straight forward in Windows 10. Right Click on the desktop and choose "Personalize". From "Personalization Settings", select the "Color" option from the left sided list, turn off the "Automatically pick an accent color…" setting and choose another color from the list. To set the color on the start menu and taskbar, turn on "Show color on Start taskbar…" option and there you go.


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Due to inclement weather conditions, Charles County Public Schools (CCPS) will operate on a Virtual Instruction, Code V tomorrow, Friday, Feb. 19, 2021. The following applies to students during a Virtual Instruction, Code V.
- Virtual instruction starts on time for all students.
- Learning support centers and internet cafes at schools are closed. This includes those students who are bused to internet cafes for technology access.
- All CCPS meal service is canceled. This includes both curbside meal distribution sites and the mobile meals program.
- Some students may be assigned asynchronous lessons from teachers.
- Students who do not have access to virtual instruction on a Code V day: parents must submit an absence note to the school for an excused absence. Students will have 72 hours to access recorded instruction and allowed to make up assignments.


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Mizuhiki Necklace (3 Buds) by Tsuda Mizuhiki
Tsuda Mizuhiki have been active in Kanazawa since 1915. This was in the Taishō period, a window of creativity and relative freedom in early 20th century Japan.
The company's founder Soukichi Tsuda, brought a new inspiration to the tradition of mizuhiki ties of colourful cord.
Tsuda's drawings and ideas led to the modern genesis of Kaga-style mizuhiki, which were more three dimensional and celebratory than the original ties for gift envelopes and samurai hair.
The Tsuda company, now in its fourth generation, remain at the heart of Kanazawa, and continue to adapt the forms of Kaga-mizuhiki.
Their range of accessories demonstrate this.
The three awaji type ties on this neckless, take their name from abalone sea snails. These are circular presentations of the colourful cords made by Tsuda Mizuhiki in the way developed in their family business.
The adjustable chain is around 43cm, and each bud is around 1cm in diameter.
There are three colours or colour combinations.


How Do You Solve The "No route to host" Error When You Try To Use The wget Command?
Problem scenario
You can ping a web server, but you cannot use the "wget _URL_" command (with no quotes and where _URL_ is the URL or IP address of the web server). You get the error result "No route to host." How do you use wget to retrieve the files on the web server?
Solution
Try one of these four diagnostic methods to isolate the problem:
 1. Verify the firewall is not blocking web requests on the Apache server. Use "ps -ef | grep firewalld" with no quotes to see if it is running. If it is running, and you are in a situation where you can afford to turn it off, turn it off with "service firewalld stop" or "systemctl stop firewalld".
 2. See if there is an intermediate proxy server or firewall between the two servers. Use traceroute or some other network tool.
 3. Use nmap -p 80 x.x.x.x (where x.x.x.x is the IP address of the Apache server).
 4. Use "route -n" on the requesting server (the one you were issuing the wget command from). The results will let you see if there is a default gateway, a subnet mask, and an IP address on your server. If you are not receiving these, the problem should probably be solved by reconfiguring the network interface card correctly.
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Abstract: There are several proposed or developed systems to locate faults on power transmission Lines. The conventional systems employ methods that are very different from the proposed one. They are based on transient detection on phase cables and make the measurements only at the edges of the transmission line to estimate the fault position. These systems do not perform well with branched transmission lines because of line reactions at the branching points, and neither with parallel lines because of the mutual coupling of adjacent circuits. Here, we propose a new method to locate faults on transmission towers. Line-to-ground Or line-to-line faults induce voltages, which on partially to ground through the towers. In the towers closest to the fault position, the voltages are greater and this behaviour can be used to locate the fault
Keywords: Sensors; X Bee.


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Effect of Admission of a Partner
Admission of a new partner is a major event in a partnership business. A new admission can take place only with the unanimous consent of all the existing partners. New partners are admitted for several reasons. Additional capital contribution, fresh ideas more contacts etc. are some of the advantages in admitting a new partner.
Following are the most important accounting aspects to be considered at the time of admission of a new partner.
1. Change in profit sharing ratio
2. Accounting treatment of Goodwill
3. Revaluation of assets and liabilities
4 Treatment of reserves and accumulated profits / losses
5. Adjustment of Capital Accounts
1. Change in Profit Sharing Ratio
When a new partner comes into the business, old partner have to adjust his profit share from their portion. Thus change in profit sharing ratio is the first accounting aspect to be considered on admission of a new partner. In academic accounting, change in profit sharing ratio can be presented in various ways:
2. The new partner's share is mentioned without specifying the old partner's profit sharing arrangement.
In this case it is to be assumed that the profit available after paying the new partner?s share is to be divided by the old partners in their old profit sharing ratio. In other words the even though the overall profit sharing ratio changes, the old ratio is still maintained between the old partners, within the new ratio.
3. Revaluation of Assets and Liabilities
Revaluation of assets and liabilities is another major step prior to admission or retirement. Revaluation is important, as there are hidden profits or losses in the difference between book value and actual market value of assets or liabilities. Revaluation is necessary whenever there is a change in profit sharing ratio, even without admission or retirement. The hidden profits or losses should be distributed in the ratio prior to change (Old ratio).
Revised values of assets and liabilities are brought into books by opening a temporary account called?revaluation account?. The purpose of revaluation account is to summarise effect of revaluation of assets and liabilities.
Revaluation account represents the combined capital account of partners. Any gain on revaluation of asset or liabilities, which are to be credited to partners, will be credited in revaluation account. Similarly any loss on revaluation will be debited in revaluation account instead of capital accounts. The revaluation account is closed by transferring its net balance to partner?s capital accounts in the profit sharing ratio.
4. Treatment of Reserves and Accumulated Profits
Accumulated profits such as general reserve, credit balance in profit &loss account etc. will be transferred to the capital accounts of old partners in the old profit sharing ratio. Similarly accumulated losses shall be transferred to the debit side of old partner?s capital accounts. Therefore these items will not appear in the new balance sheet.
5. Adjustment of Capital Accounts
When the partners change their profit sharing ratio at admission, retirement or any other reason, they also rearrange their capital accounts. Capital contribution is not essentially the basis of profit sharing. However the in most partnerships capital contribution is considered as the major factor in determining profit sharing ratio.
At the time of admission, capital contribution will be raised as an important condition. When a new partner is admitted for a certain share of profit for a certain amount of capital contribution he would naturally expect the other also maintain a capital balance matching with their profit share. Admission of a partner is not the only situation when a capital rearrangement is considered. Retirement, death or any other change in profit sharing ratio would prompt rescheduling the capital balances. The basic purpose of following?fixed capital method? is to maintain a steady capital ratio. When capital is readjusted on the basis of new partner?s capital contribution, the first step is to determine the revised capital balances of each partner. Readjustment in capital account is usually done by bringing in or taking out cash. Sometimes, in place of cash transactions, old partners may adjust their capital balances by transferring the excess or deficit in the capital accounts to their current accounts as a temporary measure. Once the capital balances are adjusted current accounts can be settled in due course.
Theory Questions 1. Explain the premium method of treatment of goodwill on admission a new partner. 2. What is sacrificing ratio on admission of a partner? 3. Give two circumstances in which sacrificing ratio must be applied. 4. Why is there a need for revaluation of assets and liabilities of a firm, if there is an admission of a new partner? 5. Explain the treatment of goodwill on admission of a partner. 6. Explain various accounting steps involved in the admission of a new partner. 7. What is meant by super profit in the valuation of goodwill? 8. Explain with reason the treatment of reserves and surplus existing in the books of the firm on admission of a partner.
1. Explain the premium method of treatment of goodwill on admission a new partner.
2. What is sacrificing ratio on admission of a partner?
3. Give two circumstances in which sacrificing ratio must be applied.
4. Why is there a need for revaluation of assets and liabilities of a firm, if there is an admission of a new partner?
5. Explain the treatment of goodwill on admission of a partner.
6. Explain various accounting steps involved in the admission of a new partner.
7. What is meant by super profit in the valuation of goodwill?
8. Explain with reason the treatment of reserves and surplus existing in the books of the firm on admission of a partner.


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02 Jan 2019
Both Cloud Datastore and Firestore automatically index most of the fields in your database models.
For example, if you use Cloud Datastore with Python 2 on the Standard GAE Environment, you'd create your database model like this:
class User(ndb.Model): name = ndb.StringProperty() age = ndb.IntegerProperty() active = ndb.BooleanProperty()
By default, all three fields would be indexed. But if you don't want some (or any) of them to be indexed, you can set their
indexed attribute as False:
class User(ndb.Model): name = ndb.StringProperty(indexed=False) age = ndb.IntegerProperty(indexed=False) active = ndb.BooleanProperty(indexed=False)
You can read more about optimizing indexes in this article: Optimizing Indices In Google Cloud Datastore - How And Why?
But what if you use the new GAE Python Standard Environment, which uses Python 3 and Cloud Firestore?
You'd have to disable field indexing via the Firebase Console.
Open your Firestore database in the Firebase Console. Click on Indexes and choose the Single field tab.
This page will show up:
Then scroll down to the Exemptions section:
Click on Add exemption and add the model name and the field you'd like to have exempted from indexing:
Click Next and disable the indexes you'd like to have exempt:
Voila! You've successfully exempted a field from having an index created which will save your database storage costs.


Quality of Life Comparison
If you lived in Nicaragua instead of Bermuda, you would:
live 7.5 years less
In Bermuda, the average life expectancy is 82 years (78 years for men, 85 years for women) as of 2020. In Nicaragua, that number is 74 years (72 years for men, 77 years for women) as of 2020.
make 94.1% less money
Bermuda has a GDP per capita of $99,400 as of 2016, while in Nicaragua, the GDP per capita is $5,900 as of 2017.
be 2.7 times more likely to live below the poverty line
In Bermuda, 11.0% live below the poverty line as of 2008. In Nicaragua, however, that number is 29.6% as of 2015.
have 52.7% more children
In Bermuda, there are approximately 11.2 babies per 1,000 people as of 2020. In Nicaragua, there are 17.1 babies per 1,000 people as of 2020.
be 6.6 times more likely to die during infancy
In Bermuda, approximately 2.5 children die before they reach the age of one as of 2020. In Nicaragua, on the other hand, 16.5 children do as of 2020.
Basic Needs
be 18.2% less likely to have access to electricity
In Bermuda, approximately 100% of the population has electricity access as of 2016. In Nicaragua, 82% of the population do as of 2016.
be 71.6% less likely to have internet access
In Bermuda, approximately 98.0% of the population has internet access as of 2016. In Nicaragua, about 27.9% do as of 2018.
be 16.9% less likely to have access to improved drinking water
In Bermuda, approximately 100% of people have improved drinking water access as of 2017. In Nicaragua, 83% of people do as of 2017.
spend 2.9 times more on education
Bermuda spends 1.5% of its total GDP on education as of 2017. Nicaragua spends 4.3% of total GDP on education as of 2017.
see 8.8 times more coastline
Bermuda has a total of 103 km of coastline. In Nicaragua, that number is 910 km.
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AU Commission appoints High Level African Panel on Emerging Technologies
4 January 2017
The Chairperson of the African Union Commission (AUC), HE Dr Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma, has made a landmark decision by appointing ten (10) eminent experts from various fields to serve on the High Level African Panel on Emerging Technologies (APET). The High Level-APET has been constituted in recognition of the need to harness both existing and emerging technologies for the economic development of Africa.
The appointed ten eminent experts are drawn from diverse professional backgrounds and are critical in terms of providing evidence-based analyses and recommendations that should inform policy direction at the continental, regional and national level on the utilization of existing and emerging technologies.
"The adoption of every technology is sometimes associated with controversies bordering on the mix of benefits and potential adverse effects. The appointed High Level African Panel on Emerging Technologies shall be used as a resource pool from which AU Member States and Regional Economic Communities (RECs) can draw expert knowledge and advice" HE Dr Zuma emphasized.
Chairs & members
The High Level-APET consists of 10 leading experts in various fields, representing both gender and geographical demographics and is co-chaired by Prof. Calestous Juma of Harvard University and Prof. Yaye Kène-Gassama Dia of University Cheikh Anta Diop, Dakar. Other members of the panel include: Prof. Roseanne Diab, Executive Officer of the Academy of Science of South Africa (ASSAf) and Emeritus Professor in the School of Environmental Sciences, University of KwaZulu-Natal; Professor Berhanu Abegaz, Executive Director of the African Academy of Sciences; Professor Francine Ntoumi, currently, Director of the Foundation Congolaise pour la Recherche Médicale and Senior Lecturer at University M. Ngouabi, Congo-Brazzaville; and Professor Abdallah Daar, Professor of Public Health Sciences at the Dalla Lama Faculty of Public Health, University of Toronto, with a cross-appointment in the department of Surgery.


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Science and spirituality in nursing are essential components that work in harmony to provide comprehensive patient care. Nurses leverage the rigor of scientific knowledge and the compassion derived from spiritual understanding to treat patients holistically.
This integrated approach ensures that both the physical and emotional needs of patients are addressed, fostering an environment conducive to healing and comfort.
Science in nursing is grounded in evidence-based practice, which involves using the best available research and clinical expertise to make patient care decisions.
Spirituality, on the other hand, relates to a person's beliefs, values, and experiences that give meaning to life, which can significantly impact health and well-being.
For example, a nurse might use scientific methods to manage a patient's pain while also recognizing the importance of the patient's spiritual needs, such as prayer or meditation, which could play a role in their overall recovery.
In the realm of nursing, the fusion of scientific methods and spiritual empathy is not just a philosophy but a daily practice that enhances patient-centered care and nurtures the soul of the healthcare community.
9 Aspects: Science Vs Spirituality in Nursing
|Science in Nursing
|Spirituality in Nursing
|Personal beliefs, values, and faith
|Research, data, technology
|Compassion, empathy, presence
|Cure, symptom management
|Holistic healing, comfort, peace
|Medical and scientific knowledge
|Cultural sensitivity, spirituality
|Quantitative, measurable outcomes
|Qualitative, inner experiences
|Informed consent, confidentiality
|Respect for diverse beliefs
|Emotional support, spiritual care
|Emotional and spiritual well-being
The Role of Evidence-Based Practice
The role of evidence-based practice in nursing is essential for delivering high-quality, patient-centered care. Evidence-based practice integrates clinical expertise, patient values, and the best research evidence to make decisions about patient care.
In nursing, this approach ensures that interventions and treatments are based on the most current and reliable evidence, leading to better patient outcomes.
By critically evaluating research findings and applying them to individual patient needs, nurses can tailor their care to provide the most effective treatments.
This not only enhances patient safety and satisfaction but also fosters a culture of continuous learning and improvement within the nursing profession.
Transitioning to the subsequent section about 'integrating spiritual care in healthcare', it's important to recognize that evidence-based practice forms the foundation upon which holistic and patient-centered care, including spiritual care, can be effectively integrated.
Integrating Spiritual Care in Healthcare
Integrating spiritual care in healthcare, while grounded in evidence-based practice, plays a crucial role in addressing the holistic needs of patients and promoting patient-centered care. It acknowledges that patients have spiritual needs that can impact their well-being and recovery.
Here is a table highlighting the key aspects of integrating spiritual care in healthcare:
|Aspects of Integrating Spiritual Care in Healthcare
|Recognizing the interconnectedness of mind, body, and spirit in patient care
|Tailoring care to individual spiritual beliefs and practices
|Involving chaplains, spiritual leaders, and healthcare providers in care planning
|Respecting patient autonomy and religious preferences
|Positive patient outcomes
|Enhancing coping, resilience, and overall well-being
Integrating spiritual care in healthcare aligns with the ethical principle of beneficence and contributes to a more comprehensive approach to patient care.
Ethical Considerations in Patient Care
Ethical considerations in patient care play a fundamental role in guiding nursing practice and decision-making.
Nurses are often faced with complex ethical dilemmas, such as respecting patient autonomy, ensuring beneficence, and upholding justice.
It is essential for nurses to navigate these ethical considerations with integrity and sensitivity, taking into account the patient's values, beliefs, and cultural background. This requires a deep understanding of ethical principles and the ability to apply them in real-life situations.
Additionally, nurses must also consider the legal and professional standards that govern patient care to ensure that their actions align with ethical and moral frameworks. By addressing ethical considerations in patient care, nurses can provide compassionate and respectful care that upholds the dignity and well-being of their patients.
Moving forward to discuss the next subtopic, let's delve into the importance of balancing science and compassion in nursing practice.
Balancing Science and Compassion
Balancing science with compassion is essential in nursing practice to ensure holistic and empathetic patient care.
It is crucial for nurses to integrate evidence-based scientific knowledge with compassionate care to address not only the physical needs but also the emotional, mental, and spiritual well-being of patients.
The following table demonstrates the key aspects of balancing science and compassion in nursing:
|Empathy and understanding
|Clinical skills and technology
|Patient advocacy and support
|Critical thinking and analysis
By balancing these elements, nurses can provide comprehensive care that addresses the whole person, fostering healing and well-being.
This integration of science and compassion is fundamental in enhancing patient outcomes and overall satisfaction with care.
Transitioning into the subsequent section about 'enhancing patient well-being through holistic care', it is imperative to explore how integrating science and compassion leads to improved patient outcomes.
Enhancing Patient Well-Being Through Holistic Care
Transitioning from balancing science with compassion, enhancing patient well-being through holistic care involves addressing the physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual needs of patients to promote comprehensive healing and wellness.
Holistic care recognizes that patients are more than their physical symptoms; it considers the interconnectedness of the body, mind, and spirit.
This approach involves integrating conventional medical treatments with complementary therapies such as massage, acupuncture, and mindfulness practices.
By acknowledging the emotional and spiritual distress that illness can bring, healthcare providers can offer a more complete and personalized form of care. Holistic care empowers patients to actively participate in their healing process, fostering a sense of control and autonomy.
Ultimately, by addressing the patient as a whole, holistic care aims to improve overall well-being and quality of life.
How Can Science and Spirituality be Integrated in Nursing Practice?
FAQ of Science Vs Spirituality in Nursing
How Does Spirituality Impact a Nurse's Personal Beliefs and Values in Patient Care?
Spirituality impacts a nurse's personal beliefs and values in patient care by providing a framework for understanding and addressing patients' holistic needs.
It can influence their approach to healing, empathy, and ethical decision-making in healthcare settings.
What Are Some Common Misconceptions About Spirituality in Healthcare and How Can Nurses Address Them?
Common misconceptions about spirituality in healthcare include it being solely religious, irrelevant to modern medicine, or only for end-of-life care.
Nurses can address these by integrating holistic care, respecting diverse beliefs, and promoting open communication.
How Can Nurses Navigate Conflicts Between Evidence-Based Practice and a Patient's Spiritual Beliefs?
When navigating conflicts between evidence-based practice and a patient's spiritual beliefs, and collaboration with interdisciplinary teams to provide holistic care that addresses both physical and spiritual needs.
What Are Some Strategies for Effectively Communicating With Patients About Their Spiritual Needs and Beliefs?
Effective communication with patients about their spiritual needs and beliefs involves active listening, open-ended questions, and respectful dialogue.
It is essential to create a safe and supportive environment, acknowledging and integrating the patient's spirituality into their care plan.
How Can Nurses Ensure They Are Providing Holistic Care That Addresses Both the Physical and Spiritual Needs of Their Patients?
Nurses can ensure holistic care by acknowledging patients' spiritual needs, actively listening, and providing support.
Incorporating spiritual assessments, collaborating with chaplains, and respecting diverse beliefs are essential for addressing both physical and spiritual aspects of patient care.
The integration of spirituality in nursing care is essential for holistic patient well-being. According to a study by the National Institute of Health, 72% of patients believe that spiritual care is important in their healthcare experience.
The balance between evidence-based practice and spiritual care is crucial in providing ethical and compassionate patient care. By embracing both science and spirituality, nurses can truly enhance the overall well-being of their patients.


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Evaluation of tourism web sites: A theoretical framework
The paper outlines a theoretical framework for the discussion and identification of indicators measuring the properties of web sites. In this framework we distinguish between the web site as a medium for describing an object, the web site as an object of description and the normative judgement of a web site. The framework is the basis for a project currently carried out and which has as its aim to establish indicators for tourism web sites and use them in an open benchmarking process to enforce the improvement of the set of independent web sites marketing a given tourist destination both individually and as a resource in the collective presentation of the destination. The case studied is the Sognefjord region in Western Norway.
In: Proceedings from ENTER 2004, Cairo, Egypt (Springer Verlag)


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The visibility status of a library determines whether it can be used in one project (Project) or can be re-used at the IDE level (Global).
The scope of a library defines the set of files and folders in which the library is considered as library, that is, it is write-protected, excluded from check for errors and refactoring, affects the completion list and highlighting.
- Create a folder test at the same level as the src folder
- Populate the test folder. For each production file, create a separate test file and name it as follows: ..js
- Mark the folder where the tests are stored as test folder.
- If necessary, have PhpStorm detect and enable the required testing framework on-the-fly.


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Image pictured above, the Making it Work study logo, was designed by Clayton Gauthier.
Making It Work is an Indigenous focused community-based research study focused on integrated community services for people living with HIV, hepatitis C, and/or challenges with mental health or substance use. It is co-led by the Pacific AIDS Network and the AHA Centre, at CAAN. From a methodological perspective, Making It Work seeks to bridge Indigenous ways of knowing and doing and Indigenous research methodologies with Western academic RealistEvaluation methodology. The team has had many discussions about what this would look like and how it would work, and continue to do so. We envision our work as a kind of spiral, where everything we learn feeds into the next questions we seek to ask, and the information we glean from those questions then feeds into further questions, and so on. In addition to the three primary goals of the project, we are actively working to document what this methodological approach looks like and how we are building it as the project goes forward.
Initiative Objectives and Goals
We have three primary goals: to develop and implement an evidence-based evaluation plan for case management and community development programs across BC; to support capacity building in community-based research and evaluation methods for Peer Researchers, communities, and other stakeholders; and to highlight how Indigenous service delivery models can inform services for Indigenous and non-Indigenous people accessing services.
The Role of this Initiative to End the HIV Epidemic
Making It Work explores the relationship between improved outcomes and cultural safety, case management and community development by developing an understanding of how service providers adapt case management and programming to "make them work" in ways that are culturally safe for the people they serve.
Meaningful Engagement with People with Lived Experience
The process was collaborative and inclusive. The communities in which the research took place were full partners in all stages of the process. Community-based research seeks to democratize knowledge by recognizing and valuing the unique strengths and perspectives of all members involved in the research process.
Service providers, peer evaluators, service users, communities and other stakeholders
The importance of dialogue and spending time to discuss things from different perspectives has been evident in integrating Realist Evaluation into our project. This process has been one of capacity bridging between members of our research team with different life experience, and between Indigenous and non-Indigenous team members. Having people come together with different knowledge and world views and spending the time to develop our research methods using 'both eyes', or ways of seeing—without one eye being dominant over the other—has allowed us a wealth of information to build into our understanding. Part of coming together as a team with different experiences and knowledge has meant we have needed to be clear with our language and had to define concepts well. We have done this in team discussion sand have made a "key definitions" document to help guide our work.
Related knowledge transfer and exchange(KTE) products and resources are available on the PAN site.


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Rabbit Hunting in Mississippi
There are a number of public lands that are open to rabbit hunting in Mississippi, including Wildlife Management Areas (WMA), National Forests, National Wildlife Refuges, and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers lands (see links below). The presence and abundance of rabbits on these areas vary depending on habitat quality and quantity. Cottontails can be found in upland and lowland areas while swamp rabbits are typically found around wetlands, rivers, creeks, and other lowland areas. Both species require an abundant mix of upright grass cover, broadleaf plants, and brushy thickets. Black Prairie, Charles Ray Nix, and Hell Creek WMAs are managed with some emphasis on small game by the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks. Public lands in the Delta region that have young hardwood restoration plantings can provide good rabbit hunting. Trim Cane WMA (near Starkville) offers rabbit hunting through a special permit process. Permit applications
are available August 1 to October 15. A limited number of permits are issued by a random drawing of applications. A Wildlife Management Area User Permit (may be purchased anywhere hunting licenses are sold) is required of anyone using a WMA, unless exempt from purchasing a hunting and fishing license. For other public lands, consult the administrative agency for information on regulations and permits that may be required.
For more information on rabbit hunting opportunities, contact Rick Hamrick by email at _EMAIL_ or contact our Jackson Office at _PHONE_, Monday - Friday, 8 am - 5 pm.
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How to slow down a robot
There is a flipant answer here about turning it off/remove batteries etc.
But, what do you do if you are having some server troubles or a bot is hitting you really hard. There are 2 obvious options open to you.
 1. Use your verified Google/Bing webmaster tools account and press the buttons, or
 2. To use an entry in your Robots.txt file
Option 1 is straightforward, so for the rest of this short post, lets focus on option 2. You can find some more details on the Bing community site. In short all (reputable) engines have signed up to the Robots Exclusion Protocol (REP). So…
How to set the crawl delay parameter
In the robots.txt file, within the generic user agent section, add the crawl-delay directive as shown in the example below:
User-agent: *
Crawl-delay: 1
and replace as necessary if you want to apply to any specific bot e.g. msnbot/googlebot etcetera.
User-agent: msnbot
Crawl-delay: 1
What speed should I set?
They suggest no slower than 10, or it could affect their ability to stay on your site.
Crawl-delay setting
Index refresh speed
No crawl delay set
Normal
1
Slow
5
Very slow
10
Extremely slow
Good luck and happy bot management.


Why do guys grow their pinky nail long?
Why do some people, usually men, have a very long pinky little fingernail?
 1. Picking the ears
 This might sound a little weird to you, but yes, various men grow their pinky nail long as it makes it easier for them to pick their ears. This is usually done by people of lower social classes in countries like China. (See, What does touching your ear mean in body language?)
 2. To get better fortune
 As per few cultures, a long pinkie nail is considered a sign of wealth and fortune. Also, palmistry says that if a pinkie nail is longer than the distal knuckle on his ring finger, it is considered lucky and intelligent. Numerous people grow their pinky nail so that they get better palmistry readings.
 3. The person doesn't do manual labour
 Many regions grow their pinkie nail to show that they are not doing manual labour. It can also be said that they try to show off that they belong to a higher class.
 4. To clean their nose
 This might sound unbelievable, but they actually grow the nail of their finger to wipe their nose or scratch certain areas of their body.
 5. To handle drugs
 This is true that various people grow their pinky fingernail to take drugs easily, such as cocaine, etc. Many people think that this is a myth, but no people really do it to become easy for them to take drugs. (See Why are some rich people stingy?)
 6. To use it as a tool
 People grow this nail to use it as a tool or handle objects. This reason is a little strange, but people actually do this.
 7. This finger is not used much
 A lot of people grow the nail of the last finger as this finger is not used much. As it becomes difficult to use the hand if other nails are big, so pinky is fingernail is the best to grow nails.
 8. To increase the use of this finger
 For making the pinky finger more useful, people often prefer to grow their nails.
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Pumps are being installed at the water intake facility in Toyota City, Aichi Prefecture, where large-scale leaks have made it impossible to pump water.According to Aichi Prefecture, industrial water can be taken in from 10 am on the 19th. On the other hand, it is difficult to secure water for agriculture during the 19th.
On the 17th, a large-scale leak occurred at the water intake facility in the Yahagi River in Toyota City, making it impossible to pump up from the intake, and the supply of agricultural water was stopped. As soon as the water is exhausted, the water supply will stop.
The Tokai Regional Agricultural Administration Bureau, which manages the facility, installed a clay sac in the river as an emergency measure to make it easier for water to collect, and by the morning of the 19th, installed 42 pumps from the river to the intake channel for industrial water. It supplies water, and according to Aichi Prefecture, it became possible to take in industrial water at the water purification plant at 10 am.
It is expected that the required amount of water will be almost secured if all pumps are in operation, but the Agricultural Administration Bureau is rushing to work because the amount of water has not reached a sufficient amount so far due to a malfunction of the hose and pump.
On the other hand, regarding agricultural water, the Ministry of Agriculture says that it is difficult to install the required number of pumps within the 19th.
Hiroshi Otsubo, Deputy Director of the Agricultural Land Disaster Prevention Office of the Tokai Regional Agricultural Administration Bureau, said, "I worked overnight, but I am working on dealing with problems. I would like to install as many pumps as possible, including agricultural water." increase.Keywords:


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Do plants receive nutrients immediately after application?
No, which is the point of a slow-release plant food. Instead, Osmocote nutrients are released into the soil as replacements
for the nutrients being drawn into the plant's root system.
The temperature of the soil controls the rate at which nutrients are taken up by the plant and the rate at which nutrients are released by the Osmocote granules. The warmer the soil, the faster nutrients are released. Conversely, when soil temperatures drop, so does the release of nutrients.
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Giovanni Antonio Scopoli (June 3, 1723 - May 8, 1788) was an Italian-Austrian physician and naturalist.
Scopoli was born at Cavalese in the Val di Fiemme, the son of a lawyer. He obtained a degree in medicine at University of Innsbruck, and practiced as a doctor in Cavalese and Venice. Much of his time was spent collecting plants and insects in the Alps. He spent two years as private secretary to the Count of Seckan, and then was appointed as physician of the mines in Idrija, a small village in Slovenia, remaining there for sixteen years. In 1761 he published De Hydroargyro Idriensi Tentamina on the symptoms of mercury poisoning among miners.
Scopoli spent time studying the local natural history, publishing Flora Carniolica (1760) as well as a major work on entomology. He also published Anni Historico-Naturales (1769-72), which included descriptions of new birds from various collections.
In 1769 Scopoli was appointed a senior lecturer at Mining Academy at Chemnitz, and in 1777 transferred to the University of Pavia. His last work was Deliciae Flora et Fauna Insubricae (1786-88), which included scientific names for birds and mammals described by Pierre Sonnerat in the accounts of his voyages.
The drug Scopolamine is named after him. The standard botanical author abbreviation Scop. is applied to species he described.