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Welcome to Wood100
The healthiest, most sustainable home
Wood100 was invented in Austria by Erwin Thoma over 20 years ago and heralded a new era of quality wood home construction. The patented Wood100 construction method - layers of solid woodconnected with wooden dowels to thicknesses of up to 40cm - uses no glue or other chemical pollutants. The solid wood panels are assembled into interioor walls, floors and ceilings, roof structures and exterior walls and results in a healthy natural shell surrounding the occupants of the home.
Homes can be prone to noise pollution, fire, radiation pollution, earthquake, flood, mould, unhealthy air quality and inefficient insulation. Instead of pollution filled chemicals and adhesives, our houses are made as a solid wood shell. Layers of wood connected with wooden pegs are assembled into solid wood panels designed for interior walls, floors and ceilings, roof structures and exterior walls.
The resulting indestructible solid wooden blocks are highly water resistant and perform better than other construction methods in heat insulation, fire security, radiation shielding, earthquake safety and have 100% protection against condensation and mould growth.
Why does it matter?
An appreciation of the standard of solid wood ancient buildings, coupled with a strong environmental concern for cradle to cradle building and our mission to build the healthiest home lie behind our product.
Temples in Japan over 1600 years old are wooden buildings with wooden peg connectors. These buildings have outlasted storms and earthquakes proving the effectiveness of wood to wood connections and solid wood construction. Thoma Wood100 is such a solid wood construction system.


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Let's Escape Level 9
Let's Escape Level 9
Let's Escape Level 9 Walkthrough, Solutions, Cheats, Answers for iPhone, iPad, Android, Kindle, iPod Touch and other device by Mobest Media
- Check those hole of the snooker table, collect a knife handle.
- Check the ball beside, tap the ball and reveal the color.
- Now check the dart board, remember the number with different color of darts.
- So if we arrange the number according to the color on the ball, we will get 11913.
- Now tap in 11913 to the running machine, and collect a blade below.
- Now use knife to cut the trampoline and collect a silver key.
- Use silver key to open the cabinet on the right, collect a pliers from inside.
- Remember the arrangement of those color ball.
- Tap the snooker table, and imagine drawing line by following those color ball.
- You will see 5,1,6 and 2.
- So now use pliers to take off the dart board, there is a safe behind it.
- Tap in 5162 to open the safe and collect a key.
- Use the last key to open door.
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WhoisXML API Launches Website Categorization API V3
We are excited to introduce Website Categorization API V3, the latest addition to our Website Categorization product line. This innovative release enables more accurate website classification with its enhanced website categorization model, additional output data points, and relevant categories.
Specific improvements to this version of Website Categorization API include:
- Better stability: This new version uses advanced website categorization algorithms to deliver consistent and highly accurate results.
- New output data: The API now returns a queried website's domain creation date based on its WHOIS record and the Autonomous System (AS) details of its IP address, including its AS number, domain, name, route, and type.
- Relevant categories: This new version classifies websites into 84 pertinent categories, including Botnets, Malware, Gambling, Games, Spam URLs, and Confirmed Spam Sources.
Website Categorization API V3's use cases include:
- Web classification-based filtering: This new version allows more accurate and targeted web filtering to block access to unsafe websites, such as those involved in gambling, spamming, violence, botnets, and malware.
- IP-based filtering: With the additional AS details in the output, API users can enhance their web filtering capabilities with AS and IP filtering.
- New domain filtering: This new version looks into a website's WHOIS records and returns its domain's creation date, enabling users to filter out newly discovered domains.
Users of Website Categorization V2 are encouraged to upgrade to the latest version as soon as possible. Starting your migration is simple and can be done using the new API endpoint mentioned on this page. Credits purchased for V2 are fully compatible with V3, making the transition more seamless.
Our development team will stop providing fixes and technical support for V2 by 29 February 2024, and the version will be discontinued entirely by 31 May 2024.

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hot money business definition
Funds that are controlled by investors who seek high short-term yields when the funds are likely to be reinvested somewhere else at any time. Some financial institutions attract hot money by offering above-average yields on certificates of deposit. However, if the rate is lowered, the funds are likely to be lost to another institution or investment.Case Study
Although an improbable target for currency speculators, tiny Iceland (population approximately 300,000) gained fame as a world depository for hot money shortly after the country lifted currency exchange controls in the late 1990s. Funds seeking the krona's high interest rates flooded into the island country from around the world, much of it representing borrowed money obtained in low-interest Japan. The inflows helped produce a booming economy with a strong currency, soaring stock market, and skyrocketing housing prices. The economic boom was accompanied by inflation, causing the central bank to raise interest rates to 11.5% by mid-2006. The increase in interest rates also resulted from the government's concern that hot money would begin flowing back out of Iceland as interest rates started rising in Europe, Japan, and the United States. A rapid outflow of hot money would depress the country's currency, increase the cost of imported goods, and cause a downward spiral in asset values.
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Stephen F. Austin State University
Student Career Advocates
What is a Student Career Advocate?
Student Career Advocates (SCAs) wear many hats. They are, first and foremost, students. But they are also advisors, interview coaches, researchers and resource developers. They are mentors, presenters, program organizers and instructors. They are student leaders. In a nutshell, Student Career Advocates are the initial liaisons between students and the Career Services professional staff, and often the first point of contact when interacting with Career Services. But they are so much more than just that. We set our expectations high for our Student Career Advocates... and they exceed them every day.
So, what do SCAs do?
Why should I apply to be a SCA?
There are many reasons to be a Student Career Advocate; these are just a few:
What does Career Services look for in a potential SCA?
Career Services seeks out the highest of qualities when considering an applicant as a potential Student Career Advocate:
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Socioeconomic Impacts of Coastal Tourism on Local Communities in Kuakata, Bangladesh
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The socioeconomic impacts of coastal tourism depend on local communities' participation in tourism activities and gathering both positive and negative consequences. However, an understanding of the socioeconomic impacts is essential for making proper strategic efforts for its sustainable existence. We identify the socioeconomic impacts of coastal tourism on local communities in Kuakata, which is one of the natural coastal tourist attractions in Bangladesh. Our study is based on quantitative survey data from 350 local tourism stakeholders obtained through a semi-structured questionnaire. Based on a theoretical framework, factor analysis has been conducted to perceive the latent construct of four dimensions of coastal tourism impacts, namely, livelihood, economic, social, and environmental aspects. Later, cluster analysis has been used to observe the overall socioeconomic impact. Our study revealed that the overall impacts of coastal tourism have significant consequences among the respondents in different age groups, educational levels, and income categories. Tourism activities are important for sustainable livelihood, increasing adaptive capacity, and reducing vulnerability in coastal areas. We also observe that there is poor empowerment of locals, lack of regulations, and limited community participation in coastal tourism activities in Kuakata. Policymakers, industry professionals, and academics need to give careful attention to the overall impacts so that sustainable development can be achieved through coastal tourism development in the study area.
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Miitomo Instructions
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Mii Plaza Name: Krang
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Supervillain from Dimension X in the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles universe.
Tags: evil, supervillain, teenage mutant ninja turtles, tmnt, villain
Categories: Toons
Created on the: Wii
Miitomo Instructions:
Start a new character from scratch and make these changes.
Headrow 1 column 2Type: 2nd row, 1st column
row 4 column 3Facial Structure: 2nd row, 6th column
row 1 column 2Skin Color: 1st row, 2nd column
Eyebrowseyebrow shape
row 2 column 4Color: 2nd row, 4th column
rotate clockwiseRotate: 6 clockwise
make biggerSize: 4 bigger
make widerHorizontal: 10 wider
move downVertical: 5 down
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make smallerSize: 2 smaller
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move upVertical: 9 up
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Caplin Trader 4.5.2
Class: module:br/presenter/node/Nodes
module:br/presenter/node/Nodes
A class used to hold collections of nodes, and providing utility methods for performing operations over those collections.
Constructor
new module:br/presenter/node/Nodes(pNodes)
Constructs a new Nodes instance containing the given list of module:br/presenter/node/PresentationNode objects.
Parameters:
Name Type Description
pNodes Array (optional) The set of nodes.
Methods
getNodesArray()
Returns the underlying array this collection is built from.
properties()
Returns all properties for the nodes within this collection.


SDW 10 HS - Replacing the battery
Required material:
 - new Battery pack for SDW 10 HS - ID No. AHB552826TPC
 - pointy object (e.g small screwdriver) to open the battery compartment
Disassembling the rechargeable battery pack:
Removing the ear hook or the headband:
1. Rotate the holder with the charging pin away from the microphone boom.
2. Hold the headset with one hand.
3. Slide one finger of the other hand into the small recess on the headband or wearing style adapter.
4. Pull the two units apart from each other. The headset loosens and you hear a click.
5. Remove the headset from the holder.
Opening the battery compartment:
1. Press the first clamp with a screwdriver. The battery compartment lifts a bit.
2. Press the other two clamps with your fingers.
3. Gently move the battery compartment cover in direction of the headset holder until you overcome a slight resistance.
4. Open the battery compartment cover as shown below.
Removing the rechargeable battery:
1. Lift the rechargeable battery.
2. Carefully loosen the connector plug. Do not pull on the wires.
Assembling the new battery pack:
1. Rotate the battery so that the marking signs are visible at the top. Insert the connector plug of the new rechargeable battery into the connection socket. Observe correct orientation of the connector plug.
2. Press on the plastic parts to securely lock the connector plug.
3. Insert the battery and assure that the marking signs are visible at the top.
4. Make sure that the wires are aligned and not crossing over each other. Gently press down the three wires.
5. Slide the battery compartment cover in the two small locking pins.
6. Close the battery compartment. You hear a click. Make sure the two small holders are closed.
Testing the battery and final adjustments:
1. Test the function of the headset: Press the hook button to switch on the headset. The LED lights up blue.
2. Remount the headband or earhook. see User Guide for further information.
3. Charge the battery for at least 20 minutes before using the headset. See User guide for further information.
4. Switch off the headset before sending it to the customer. Press and hold the Hook button for 5 seconds. The headset switches off. The headset LED flashed red 3 times and turns off.


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- a storm or strong wind from the southwest
- a sailor's waterproof coat or hat of oilskin, canvas, etc.: the hat has a brim that broadens in the back to protect the neck
- A storm or gale blowing from the southwest.
- A waterproof hat of material such as plastic, oilskin, or canvas, with a broad brim behind to protect the neck.


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In this work, the Weibel instability due to inverse bremsstrahlung (IB) absorption in laser fusion plasma has been investigated. The stabilization effect due to the coupling of the self-generated magnetic field by Weibel instability with the laser wave field is explicitly showed. In this study, the relativistic effects are taken into account; here the basic equation is the relativistic Fokker-Planck equation. The main obtained result is that the coupling of self-generated magnetic field with the laser wave causes a stabilizing effect of excited Weibel modes. We found a decrease in the spectral range of Weibel unstable modes. This decreasing is accompanied by a reduction of two orders in the growth rate spectrum of instability, or even stabilization of these modes. It has been shown that the previous analysis of the Weibel instability due to IB have overestimated the values of the generated magnetic fields.
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Noun: fig leaf fig leef
 1. A leaf from a fig tree
 2. A covering consisting of anything intended to conceal something regarded as shameful
Type of: covering, foliage, leaf, leafage
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Rust program to create a slice from a string without specifying the last index
Rust | Slice Example: Write a program to create a slice from a string without specifying the last index.
Submitted by Nidhi, on October 18, 2021
Problem Solution:
In this program, we will create a string and then we will create a slice from the string without specifying the last index and print the result.
Program/Source Code:
The source code to create a slice from a string without specifying the last index is given below. The given program is compiled and executed successfully.
// Rust program to create a slice from string
// without specifying last index
fn main() {
 let str = "Includehelp".to_string();
 let slice = &str[2..];

 println!("Slice: {}",slice);
}
Output:
Slice: cludehelp
Explanation:
Here, we created a string str. Then we sliced the string without specifying the last index and printed the result.
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Aleksandra Nicole PfauAug 11, 2023
Medieval Communities and the Mad
Narratives of Crime and Mental Illness in Late Medieval France
Amsterdam University Press 2020
The concept of madness as a challenge to communities lies at the core of legal sources. Aleksandra Nicole Pfau's book Medieval Communities and the Mad: Narratives of Crime and Mental Illness in Late Medieval France (Amsterdam UP, 2020) considers how communal networks, ranging from the locale to the realm, responded to people who were considered mad. The madness of individuals played a role in engaging communities with legal mechanisms and proto-national identity constructs, as petitioners sought the king's mercy as an alternative to local justice.
The resulting narratives about the mentally ill in late medieval France constructed madness as an inability to live according to communal rules. Although such texts defined madness through acts that threatened social bonds, those ties were reaffirmed through the medium of the remission letter. The composers of the letters presented madness as a communal concern, situating the mad within the household, where care could be provided. Those considered mad were usually not expelled but integrated, often through pilgrimage, surveillance, or chains, into their kin and communal relationships.


Old growth evergreen forest – (HABITAT-upland) See facts
Name of animal-plant: Old growth evergreen forest
Species name:
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Plant type: HABITAT
A habitat is an ecological or environmental area that is inhabited by a particular species of animal, plant, or other type of organism. The term typically refers to the zone in which the organism lives and where it can find food, shelter, protection and mates for reproduction. It is the natural environment in which an organism lives, or the physical environment that surrounds a species population.
Subcategory: upland

Fact:
All animals and plants are given a species name based on a technical term in biological taxnomy. The species name consists of two words and is based on Latin.
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The first part of the name identifies the genus to which the species belongs and the second part identifies the species within the genus. In this animals case it is:


libBGPStream Tutorial
libBGPStream is a C library that facilitate the creation of a sorted stream of BGP records.
Below we provide the following tutorials:
Get familiar with the API: count the BGP elems
In this example we show how to use most of the C library API functions to count the BGP elems in the current stream. The example is fully functioning and it can be compiled and run using the following commands (example code):
$ gcc ./bgpstream-tutorial.c -lbgpstream -o ./tutorial
$ ./tutorial
Read 5519 elems
The program instantiates an instance of BGPStream that uses the CAIDA broker as data interface (default), and it counts the elems that match the filters (collectors, record type, and time).
Step by step description
The first step in each program using libBGPStream, is to allocate memory for a BGPStream instance and for a pointer for BGPStream record. The latter is a pointer pointing to the most recent record read.
bgpstream_t *bs = bs = bgpstream_create();
bgpstream_record_t *rec;
The second step consists in customizing the stream using the project, collector, type, and time interval filters. The time interval filter is mandatory, whereas the others are optional. In this specific case, we are configuring the stream to return the BGP records read from Updates dumps generated by RRC06 and Route View Jinx collectors, having a timestamp in the interval 10:10:10 - 11:11:11 Sun, 10 Oct 2010 GMT.
bgpstream_add_filter(bs, BGPSTREAM_FILTER_TYPE_COLLECTOR, "rrc06"); bgpstream_add_filter(bs, BGPSTREAM_FILTER_TYPE_COLLECTOR, "route-views.jinx"); bgpstream_add_filter(bs, BGPSTREAM_FILTER_TYPE_RECORD_TYPE, "updates"); bgpstream_add_interval_filter(bs,_PHONE_,_PHONE_);
At this point we can start the stream, and repeatedly ask for new BGP records and BGP elems (the elem pointer points to memory that is borrowed from BGPStream, one has to use the API copy function to own the memory). Each time a valid record is read, we extract the elems that it contains, and we increment a counter.
bgpstream_elem_t *elem;
while((ret = bgpstream_get_next_record(bs, &rec))>0)
{
 if(rec->status == BGPSTREAM_RECORD_STATUS_VALID_RECORD)
 {
 while(bgpstream_record_get_next_elem (rec, &elem)>0)
 {
 elem_counter++;
 }
 }
}
Once the entire stream has been read, we can print the results, and de-allocate the memory the BGPStream instance.
printf("\tRead %d elems\n", elem_counter);
bgpstream_destroy(bs);
Complete Example
Get the code.
#include <stdio.h>
#include "bgpstream.h"
int
main()
{
 /* Allocate memory for a bgpstream instance */
 bgpstream_t *bs = bs = bgpstream_create();
 if(!bs) {
 fprintf(stderr, "ERROR: Could not create BGPStream instance\n");
 return -1;
 }
 bgpstream_record_t *rec;
 /* The broker interface is set by default */
 /* Select bgp data from RRC06 and route-views.jinx collectors only */
 bgpstream_add_filter(bs, BGPSTREAM_FILTER_TYPE_COLLECTOR, "rrc06");
 bgpstream_add_filter(bs, BGPSTREAM_FILTER_TYPE_COLLECTOR, "route-views.jinx");
 /* Process updates only */
 bgpstream_add_filter(bs, BGPSTREAM_FILTER_TYPE_RECORD_TYPE, "updates");
 /* Select a time interval to process:
 * Sun, 10 Oct 2010 10:10:10 GMT - Sun, 10 Oct 2010 11:11:11 GMT */
 bgpstream_add_interval_filter(bs,_PHONE_,_PHONE_);
 /* Start bgpstream */
 if(bgpstream_start(bs) < 0) {
 fprintf(stderr, "ERROR: Could not init BGPStream\n");
 return -1;
 }
 int ret;
 int get_next_ret = 0;
 int elem_counter = 0;
 /* Pointer to a bgpstream elem, memory is borrowed from bgpstream,
 * use the elem_copy function to own the memory */
 bgpstream_elem_t *elem;
 /* Read the stream of records */
 while((ret = bgpstream_get_next_record(bs, &rec))>0)
 {
 /* Get next record */
 /* Check if there are new records and if they are valid records */
 if(rec->status == BGPSTREAM_RECORD_STATUS_VALID_RECORD)
 {
 /* Get next elem in the record */
 while(bgpstream_record_get_next_elem (rec, &elem)>0)
 {
 elem_counter++;
 }
 }
 }
 /* Print the number of elems */
 printf("\tRead %d elems\n", elem_counter);
 /* De-allocate memory for the bgpstream */
 bgpstream_destroy(bs);
 return 0;
}
Prefix monitoring
In this second example, we show how to implement a program that outputs all the announcements and withdrawal messages for a specific prefix, 2403:f600::/32, observed by Route Views 2 and RRC00 during the time interval 01:20:10 - 06:32:15 on Tue, 12 Aug 2014 UTC. The example is fully functioning and it can be compiled and run using the following commands:
$ gcc ./bgpstream-pfx-mon.c -lbgpstream -o ./pfx-monitoring
$ ./pfx-monitoring
U|A|_PHONE_.000000|ris|rrc00|||6881|2a02:38::2|2403:f600::/32|2a02:38::2|6881 6939 4826 38456 55722|55722|||
U|W|_PHONE_.000000|ris|rrc00|||50300|2a00:1c10:10::8|2403:f600::/32||||||
U|A|_PHONE_.000000|ris|rrc00|||57381|2001:67c:24e4:1::1|2403:f600::/32|2001:67c:24e4:1::1|57381 50304 10026 38456 55722|55722|||
...
U|A|_PHONE_.000000|ris|rrc00|||57381|2001:67c:24e4:1::1|2403:f600::/32|2001:67c:24e4:1::1|57381 42708 10026 38456 55722|55722|||
U|A|_PHONE_.000000|ris|rrc00|||29608|2a01:678::2|2403:f600::/32|2a01:678::2|29608 6939 4826 38456 55722|55722|29608:40090||
U|A|_PHONE_.000000|ris|rrc00|||45896|2001:df0:2e8:1000::1|2403:f600::/32|2001:df0:2e8:1000::1|45896 4826 38456 55722|55722|19996:2001 19996:19996||
Step by step description
The program stores in a pfx_storage structure the prefix to monitor. The user can provide the prefix as a string and then convert it into the BGPStream prefix data structure using the BGPStream utils.
bgpstream_pfx_t my_pfx;
bgpstream_str2pfx( "2403:f600::/32", &my_pfx);
The configuration of the stream through a set of filters is similar to the previous example.
bgpstream_add_filter(


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An ideas bank is a website where people post, exchange, discuss, and polish new ideas. Some of these are for the purpose of developing new inventions or technologies. Many corporations are also installing internal ideas banks to gather the input from their employees. Some of those systems also use a voting system to estimate ideas value. In some cases, ideas banks can be more humor-oriented than their more serious counterparts. The underlying theory of an ideas bank is that if a large group of people collaborate on a project or the development of an idea that eventually said project or idea will reach perfection in the eyes of those who worked on it.
Main article: Halfbakery
Global Ideas BankEdit
Main article: Global ideas bank
The Global Ideas Bank is very much the opposite of Halfbakery in that ideas are proposed seriously, and in some cases actually implemented. It started as a group of inventors in 1985 and became a large organizaton over several years until it was put online with it's current name in 1995.
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Book Launch: Memoir of a Pilgrimage for Eight, by Philip Adamo
Facebook Live
In the summer of 2017, a group of strangers followed in the footsteps of eight medieval monks, who in 1230 AD traveled north from their priory in France to found three new monasteries in the far reaches of Scotland.
PILGRIMAGE FOR EIGHT is a memoir of that modern-day pilgrimage, told through a historian's eyes. It's a tale of people from diverse backgrounds and cultures undertaking a journey that challenged them physically, emotionally, and spiritually. This newly-created traveling 'family' experienced the joys and trials of communal life and formed deep friendships that would last well beyond their 1300-mile trek.
Phil will discuss the pilgrimage, read excerpts from the book, and answer questions from the audience.


_TAG_ hidden vs. DebuggerNonUserCode attribute
I got this great question from the mailbag:
 "[W]hat is the relation between the "# line hidden" directive and the DebuggerNonUserCode attribute? Are these the same?"
Short Answer:
They're both markings that library authors can put in their source code to mark certain portions as "hidden" to the end-user while debugging. In both cases, the debugger must detect them and do additional work to respect them. Visual Studio respects both of these. MDbg only respects _TAG_ hidden. _TAG_ marks lines within a function as hidden whereas the DebuggerNonUserCode marks entire functions as hidden.
More comparisons:
 _TAG_ hidden DebuggerNonUserCode
What does it affect? single set of continuous lines within a function entire function or class
What does compiler do with it? (How could other languages besides C# use this) Changes PDB mappings. Instructs the line to be mapped to 0xFeeFee, which serves as special value to debuggers to instruct it that that line is hidden. Just a normal custom attribute, stored in the executable file.
More info on MSDN : wiki link wiki link
Example usage and more detail from my blog here here
Dependency on CLR None. Existed since .NET 1.0. Depends on Just-My-Code (JMC), which was added in.Net 2.0
What could debugger do with it? This is purely a contract between the compiler and the debugger communicated via the PDBs.
If debugger stops at a line that maps to '_TAG_ hidden' it can elect to keep executing. It may elect to forbid breakpoints to be placed at hidden points. It stepping would normally stop at a hidden line, it may choose to continue stepping.
This requires the debugger to use JMC support from the CLR debugging services.
Debugger must use Just-My-Code stepping and mark functions as non-user code. Debugger marks frames with the DebugNonUserCode attribute as non-user code.
Note that since these are both enforced by the debugger, the debugger has to do extra work to make these features available to the end-user. But this also lets the debugger decide exactly what sort of policy it wants to expose. For example, the debugger can decide how to handle a breakpoint set in a function marked as DebuggerNonUserCode. (eg, Forbid it, warn the user, stop anyways, etc)
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Approvals - Crossword Clue
Crossword Clue Last Updated: 05/07/2020
Below are possible answers for the crossword clue Approvals.
4 letter answer(s) to approvals
 1. express or signify by nodding; "He nodded his approval"
 2. the act of nodding the head
 3. sway gently back and forth, as in a nodding motion; "the flowers were nodding in the breeze"
 4. a sign of assent or salutation or command
 5. be almost asleep; "The old man sat nodding by the fireplace"
 6. let the head fall forward through drowsiness; "The old man was nodding in his chair"
 7. lower and raise the head, as to indicate assent or agreement or confirmation; "The teacher nodded when the student gave the right answer"
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text: This paper investigates a performance analysis of wave excitation force prediction to extract wave power for a slider crank power take-off system (PTOS) based on auto regressive (AR) filters. To efficiently convert wave energy into electricity, the prediction of wave excitation forces to keep the generator and the wave excitation force in sync is important for maximum energy extraction. The study shows a prediction methodology of half period and zero crossings in the practical scenario of irregular ocean waves. The prediction has been tested for different wave periods and with different filter orders. The prediction results have been used in the PTOS simulation to analyze the energy extraction. It has been shown that the prediction accuracy in the wave half period between the truth data and the predicted data drives the WEC energy extraction efficiency. The amplitude of the wave force is not used and hence the prediction deviation in the wave force amplitude does not affect the PTOS energy extraction. Further analysis shows that the optimum energy can be extracted at 15th order filter with moderate prediction horizon length.


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سال انتشار: ۱۳۹۰
محل انتشار: اولین کنفرانس ملی دانش پژوهان کامپیوتر و فناوری اطلاعات
تعداد صفحات: ۸
abdolsattar vakili – Aq Qala Center, Islamic Azad University
mohammad abdollahi azgomi – Iran University of Science and Technology, School of Computer Engineering
eshagh jorjani – Aq Qala Center, Islamic Azad University, Department of Finance and Accounting,
In this paper, we present a new approach to model the computer system security based on GeneralizedStochastic Petri Nets (GSPN) and Game Theory. Attack against a system is dependent on attacker's maliciousehavior. An attack at least has two essential elements. First, the attacker must decide to choose which attack action is carried out. Second, he tries to accomplish the chosen attack action. Using GSPN, we can model the attackers' decisions. Henceforth, we calculate attacker's decision probabilities using Game Theory, especially, Zero-Sum StaticGame model. By application of the decision probabilities on GSPN model that are calculated by game model, we can carry out quantitative security evaluation of the model using tools such as Mobius and calculate operational measures like Mean Time to Availability Compromise and Mean Time to Integrity Compromise. Finally, a case study has been modeled and evaluated using the method proposed in this paper.


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I was going through Eric Lippert's latest Blog post for Guidelines and rules for GetHashCode when i hit this para:
We could be even more clever here; just as a List resizes itself when it gets full, the bucket set could resize itself as well, to ensure that the average bucket length stays low. Also, for technical reasons it is often a good idea to make the bucket set length a prime number, rather than 100. There are plenty of improvements we could make to this hash table. But this quick sketch of a naive implementation of a hash table will do for now. I want to keep it simple.
So looks like i'm missing something. Why is it a good practice to set it to a prime number?.
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Why write your own when there are better, tested, and fast implementations built into the.Net framework? Check under System.Collections. – Will Mar 1 '11 at 8:36
_USER_ i am not writing my own.. and moreover Eric is just giving an example there... – Shekhar_Pro Mar 1 '11 at 8:40
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Say your bucket set length is a power of 2 - that makes the mod calculations quite fast. It also means that the bucket selection is determine solely by the top m bits of the hash code. (Where m = 32 - n, where n is the power of 2 being used). So it's like you're throwing away useful bits of the hashcode immediately.
Or as in this blog post from 2006 puts it:
Suppose your hashCode function results in the following hashCodes among others {x, 2x, 3x, 4x, 5x, 6x...}, then all these are going to be clustered in just m number of buckets, where m = table_length/GreatestCommonFactor(table_length, x). (It is trivial to verify/derive this). Now you can do one of the following to avoid clustering:
Or simply make m equal to the table_length by making GreatestCommonFactor(table_length, x) equal to 1, i.e by making table_length coprime with x. And if x can be just about any number then make sure that table_length is a prime number.
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I know this is resurrecting an old thread, but your first paragraph confuses me. Consider your power of 2 to be 128, in this case hash%128 will be the same as hash&127, which means only the last 7 bits are going to decide the bucket selection. Or is my understanding wrong? – jogabonito Feb 21 at 7:33
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Because this produces a better hash function and reduces the number of possible collisions. This is explained in Choosing a good hashing function:
A basic requirement is that the function should provide a uniform distribution of hash values. A non-uniform distribution increases the number of collisions, and the cost of resolving them.
The distribution needs to be uniform only for table sizes s that occur in the application. In particular, if one uses dynamic resizing with exact doubling and halving of s, the hash function needs to be uniform only when s is a power of two. On the other hand, some hashing algorithms provide uniform hashes only when s is a prime number.
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+1 thats a good answer... but then don't we loose the number of hashes we can have within a given range... – Shekhar_Pro Mar 1 '11 at 8:44
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You can find people that suggest the two opposite ends of the spectrum. On the one side, choosing a prime number for the size of the hash table will reduce the chances of collisions, even if the hash function is not too effective distributing the results. Note that if (in the simplest example to argue about) a power of 2 size is decided, only the lower bits affect the bucket, while for a prime number most bits in the result of the hash will be used.
On the other hand, you can gain more by choosing a better hash function, or even rehashing he result of the hash function by applying some bit operations, and using a power of 2 hash size to speed up calculations.
As an example from real life, Java HashTable were initially implemented by using prime (or almost prime sizes), but from Java 1.4 on, the design was changed to use power of two number of buckets and added a second fast hash function applied to the result of the initial hash. An interesting article commenting that change can be found here.
So basically:
 - a prime number helps dispersing the inputs across the different buckets even in the event of not-so-good hash functions.
 - a similar effect can be achieved by post processing the result of the hash function, and using a power of 2 size to speedup the modulo operation (bit mask) and compensate for the post processing.
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+1 thanx.. this one's more descriptive.. – Shekhar_Pro Mar 4 '11 at 3:38
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Dry sponges placed in flowing water (as opposed to water source blocks) have no effect on the water and remain dry.
- Place a water source block on a flat area and allow it to spread
- Place a dry sponge block in the flowing water at least one block away from the water source
The water surrounding the sponge is removed for several blocks, including the water source so that all the water disappears. The sponge becomes wet.
No effect on the water at all. The sponge remains dry.
Edit (and facepalm): If the sponge is placed in the source block, the effect should spread to the flowing water but does not. Flowing water is just not affected at all by the sponge.


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Dissolution of expressive and instrumental voluntary associations: Four key dimensions in explaining organizational change
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This study inspects the reasons as for why voluntary associations end their activity and dissolveas legal entities. The empirical data was gathered through semi-structured interviews with formerleaders of 30 organizations in Estonia and Finland. To appreciate the sector's diversity, the analysismakes a distinction between associations with mainly expressive, and those with mainly instrumentalfunctions. Causes for the associations' dissolution fall into four different categories related to (1) theassociation as a social entity, (2) resources, (3) goals and (4) environment. Reasons belonging to thefirst category of internal, social reasons, such as problems of leadership, internal organization andmembership recruitment were the most common ones. However, several reasons often intertwined. Acomparison between associations of different types showed that expressive associations were mostoften threatened by causes in the first category, while they were surprisingly immune to the other ones.Instrumental associations are dependent on other actors and external circumstances, and the reasons fortheir dissolution are likely to be related to problems with resource acquisition, goals or environments.
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Shorter school year
In Tennessee, Education Commissioner Kevin Huffman approved all of the requests from 42 of the state's 136 school districts this year to shorten their school calendars because of natural disasters. The waivers varied from one to seven days and in Southeast Tennessee included:
- Bradley County, seven days
- Cleveland City Schools, two days
- Hamilton County, two days
- Sequatchie County, two days
- Rhea County, two days
- Bledsoe County, two days
- Grundy County, one day
In Georgia, the Department of Education allows school districts to use four emergency days for school closings below the 180-day state minimum for the year. Additionally, six school districts were granted waivers to operate fewer than 176 days, including:
- Catoosa County, four days
- Walker County, three days
- Dade County, four days
Sources: Tennessee Department of Education, Georgia Department of Education
Meeting the standard
In Hamilton County, the school system met the state's overall requirement for 180 days of annual instruction with fewer days by extending the school day, counting partial days and getting a state waiver from minimum standards:
- Thirteen days were credited below the 180-day minimum by adding 30 minutes to the school day, expanding the typical school day to seven hours from the state minimum of 6.5 hours.
- Two additional days lost because of bad weather were waived from the state standard by the Tennessee Department of Education after the school board requested the waiver because of tornado damage in April.
- Two days were counted as instructional days when students registered for classes on Aug. 4, 2010, and when students picked up report cards on May 24. There was no actual classroom instruction on either day.
- Four days were scheduled half-days for parent-teacher conferences and for professional development days.
- Four or more days were shortened by delayed openings or early dismissals because of bad weather, tornado cleanup, school building problems or special events at individual schools. The state allows school districts to count any day as an instructional day when the school is open at least 3.5 hours.
Sources: Hamilton County School System calendar for 2010-11, Tennessee Department of Education
Tennessee public schools may need to lengthen their school year in the future to help students from the Volunteer State compete in a global market where most students study longer each year, Gov. Bill Haslam said.
But meanwhile, Haslam said more than a third of the state's school systems hard hit by snowstorms, flooding or tornadoes were granted waivers from minimum calendar requirements in the past year.
"Due to the storms this year and due to the budget, I think it was going to be hard to go back and force the folks there [to meet the state standard]," Haslam said in a recent interview as the school year ended across Tennessee. "I think you're looking at a unique situation this year with all of the storms and the flooding."
Many districts in Southeast Tennessee and Northwest Georgia had at least a week less of school in the past year than they did a year ago.
In Hamilton County, for instance, most schools operated complete seven-hour instructional days only 155 days in the school year that ended May 24 — nine days less than the previous year.
Schools in Hamilton County were open 165 days in the past year, but that included two weeks of days cut short for teacher-parent conferences, professional development, registration and report card pickups and weather-related delays or early dismissals.
Haslam said schools need to be going in the other direction to keep pace with some foreign countries that require as many as 50 more days of classroom instruction a year.
"If you look at the success of education in other countries or in charter school environments, a lot of it is tied to just going to school longer," Haslam said. "I know a lot of kids and some parents may not want to hear that, but if we're going to compete we can't be playing half a schedule."
Shorter calendar in U.S.
According to the National Center on Time & Learning, a Boston research group that advocates a longer school year, China, Japan, Korea and a half-dozen other countries have minimum school years longer than 200 days a year. The United States average school year ranked 39th among the world's 49 biggest countries and in the past year many Tennessee and Georgia schools had shorter school calendars than the U.S. average of just under 180 days.
Haslam said he hopes to look at Tennessee's education system over the summer, though he said changing the calendar and the way teachers are paid is "changing the very fabric of education, and we won't do any such changes lightly."
In a recent meeting with editors at The Tennessean newspaper in Nashville, state Education Commissioner Kevin Huffman said the state should consider adding more time to the school calendar, although his department has no specific recommendations as yet.
"We have a calendar in Tennessee not based on the modern world," he said.
States OK shorter schedule
Nonetheless, Huffman's office granted 42 waivers to school districts this year to allow the school systems to complete their school year without meeting the state standard for 180 days of instruction averaging 6.5 hours a day.
In Georgia, the state allows individual school districts to decide to drop four days below the state's 180-day school calendar for emergency reasons. A half-dozen school districts, including Catoosa, Walker and Dade, still had to get additional waivers to cut their school years even shorter after storms damaged schools in their districts.
In Hamilton County, the school system met state standards by operating most days for an extra 30 minutes beyond the state minimum school day of 6.5 hours. That allowed the school system to make up 13 days lost for bad weather this year. When repeated snowstorms and tornadoes ripped through the region in the past year, the state granted a waiver to allow the school system to give up another two days from its calendar rather than make up the lost school days.
"It would be very difficult and create a lot of confusion to add more time on at the end of the school year after many students have already graduated," said Danielle Clark, director of communications for Hamilton County Schools.
Hamilton County school administrators say they complied with the state guidelines and only asked for a waiver after students missed two days because of the April 27 tornadoes.
"The power was out and conditions just weren't good enough to report to class," said Kirk Kelly, Hamilton County Schools' director of accountability and testing.
The school board view
Hamilton County school board Chairman Jeffrey Wilson said the lost days from this year's storms couldn't be avoided. But over time, Wilson said Tennessee schools need to look at longer school calendars to stay competitive with foreign schools.
"I think we need to find a way to make the school year longer, but there are a lot of challenges and I don't know how we as a community will get there in the near future," he said.
Citing China's 12-hour, year-round school days, Hamilton County school board member Linda Mosley said U.S. schools must look at their schedules as a means to stay competitive.
"We know that the more time [students] spend away from school, the more they forget," Mosley said. "A longer schedule is something that would take a lot of planning and debate and community buy-in, but it would benefit our students."
Starting in 2004, Hamilton County attempted a year-round schedule at Hardy Elementary School. The seven-year experiment ended this year after school officials said parents and teachers lost enthusiasm.
Mosley said that if Hamilton County tries such a plan again, it needs to be a widespread effort.
"I think if we were to do it, we should spread it over a whole district," said Mosley, adding that such an effort would take years of planning and gradual implementation.
But with the typical American student in class less than half the year, Jennifer Davis, president of the National Center on Time & Learning, said U.S. schools need to lengthen their school year.
"Our current school schedule is based on the 19th-century agrarian calendar of 180, six-hour days, which does not offer the time necessary to prepare children for today's competitive world," she said.
As the state looks to reshape education, all options should be on the table, Haslam said.
"I think what we have to do with education is to take a whole, fresh new look at everything, from how long students go to school to how do we compensate teachers to make sure that we are rewarding them," he said.
"We spent a lot of time in this session talking about teacher tenure and collective bargaining. But the next piece that we need to discuss if we are really going to have a great education system is how do we attract and keep the very best people in education."
Adam Crisp covers education issues for the Times Free Press. He joined the paper's staff in 2007 and initially covered crime, public safety, courts and general assignment topics. Prior to Chattanooga, Crisp was a crime reporter at the Savannah Morning News and has been a reporter and editor at community newspapers in southeast Georgia. In college, he led his student paper to a first-place general excellence award from the Georgia College Press Association. He earned...


exclude.too.far {mgcv}R Documentation
Exclude prediction grid points too far from data
Description
Takes two arrays defining the nodes of a grid over a 2D covariate space and two arrays defining the location of data in that space, and returns a logical vector with elements TRUE if the corresponding node is too far from data and FALSE otherwise. Basically a service routine for vis.gam and plot.gam.
Usage
exclude.too.far(g1,g2,d1,d2,dist)
Arguments
g1
co-ordinates of grid relative to first axis.
g2
co-ordinates of grid relative to second axis.
d1
co-ordinates of data relative to first axis.
d2
co-ordinates of data relative to second axis.
dist
how far away counts as too far. Grid and data are first scaled so that the grid lies exactly in the unit square, and dist is a distance within this unit square.
Details
Linear scalings of the axes are first determined so that the grid defined by the nodes in g1 and g2 lies exactly in the unit square (i.e. on [0,1] by [0,1]). These scalings are applied to g1, g2, d1 and d2. The minimum Euclidean distance from each node to a datum is then determined and if it is greater than dist the corresponding entry in the returned array is set to TRUE (otherwise to FALSE). The distance calculations are performed in compiled code for speed without storage overheads.
Value
A logical array with TRUE indicating a node in the grid defined by g1, g2 that is 'too far' from any datum.
Author(s)
Simon N. Wood _EMAIL_
References
_URL_
See Also
vis.gam
Examples
library(mgcv)
x<-rnorm(100);y<-rnorm(100) # some "data"
n<-40 # generate a grid....
mx<-seq(min(x),max(x),length=n)
my<-seq(min(y),max(y),length=n)
gx<-rep(mx,n);gy<-rep(my,rep(n,n))
tf<-exclude.too.far(gx,gy,x,y,0.1)
plot(gx[!tf],gy[!tf],pch=".");points(x,y,col=2)
[Package mgcv version 1.9-1 Index]


Environment variables
When creating browser checks, you probably run some code locally, store it in a Git repo or copy and paste it around a bit. This means the credentials in the script are at risk of being exposed. You should therefore replace any confidential data in your browser check scripts with environment variables.
Managing variables
For browser checks, you can create environment variables at three hierarchical levels:
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Check variables are added on the Variables tab for each browser check.
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Group variables are added on the Variables tab in a group. The variables stored here are accessible only in the group context.
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Global variables are added on the Variables tab. The variables stored here are globally accessible throughout Checkly, hence the "Global environment variables" title.
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Whenever possible, store variables at the global level. This DRY's up your code.
Any data you "lock" is encrypted at rest and in flight on our back end and is only decrypted when needed. Locked environment variables can only be accessed by team members with Read & Write access or above.
Keep in mind, though, that Read Only team members will still have access to information on the check results page. If you want to avoid team members with Read Only access from viewing environment variables, avoid logging secrets during your check.
Accessing variables
Both check, group and global environment variables are accessible in your code using the standard Node.js process.env.MY_VAR notation. For example, the code snippet below show how you can log into GitHub. We have more examples of login scenarios on this page.
import { test } from '@playwright/test'
test('Github login', async ({ page }) => {
 await page.goto('_URL_
 await page.getByLabel('Username or email address').type(process.env.GITHUB_USER)
 await page.getByLabel('Password').type(process.env.GITHUB_PWD)
 await page.getByRole('button', { name: 'Sign in' })
})
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test('Github login', async ({ page }) => {
 await page.goto('_URL_
 await page.getByLabel('Username or email address').type(process.env.GITHUB_USER)
 await page.getByLabel('Password').type(process.env.GITHUB_PWD)
 await page.getByRole('button', { name: 'Sign in' })
})
You can access the current data center location using the implicit process.env.REGION variable. This resolve to the AWS region name, i.e. 'us-east-1'
Variable hierarchy
As browser checks are scheduled, Checkly merges the check, group and global environment variables into one data set and exposes them to the runtime environment. During merging, any check variable with the same name as a global or group variable overrides that variable.
Or in another words:
check variables trump group variables trump global variables.
You can make use of this by providing a default value for a specific variable at the global or group level, but allow that variable to be overridden at the check level.
General built-in runtime variables
The Browser Check runtime also exposes a set of environment variables (e.g. process.env.CHECK_NAME) to figure out what check, check type etc. you are running.
property description type
CHECK_NAME The name of the check being executed. String
CHECK_ID The UUID of the check being executed. String
CHECK_TYPE The type of the check being executed, (BROWSER) String
CHECK_RESULT_ID The UUID of the result where the run result will be saved. String
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Gallery Walk Questions on Air Pressure and Wind
created by Mark Francek, Central Michigan University
The following are potential questions that could be used in a gallery walk activity about Air Pressure and Wind. The questions are organized according to the cognitive level at which students are engaged, using Bloom's Taxonomy.
Name the earth's semi-permanent pressure zones.
1. The top of the page represents north. Draw a SW wind. Draw a NE flowing river.
2. Explain how these different local winds originate: land-sea breezes, mountain-valley breezes, katabatic winds, and the regional monsoons.
It's your wedding day and you want blue sky for the pictures. Draw pressure cells on the map that would likely produce a) fair skies, south wind b) clearing skies, northwest wind c) warm, rainy, winds from the south.
1. Discuss how surface air pressure would be impacted by air density and temperature.
2. Create a scenario that would modify the following at the global and local scales.
a) incoming solar radiation
b) gravity
c) pressure gradient force
d) Coriolis force
e) friction force
1. Write a wind forecast for a location near the equator assuming the earth ceased to rotate and your location is on the side of the earth facing the sun.
2. How is unequal heating of the earth responsible for our predominant wind pattern here in Michigan?
Rank the critical energy and matter transformations necessary to create a west wind.
Learn more about creating questions for Gallery Walk using Bloom's Taxonomy
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Introduction to Acoustic Grid Participation
Acoustic grid participation is an important diagnostic tool for understanding what area of the structure contributes significantly to the interior acoustic response.
This understanding will then allow you to determine what potential design changes can help reduce the acoustic response.
Acoustic grid participation is a way to break down an acoustic response to contributions from grids on the fluid-structure interface (see below):
Figure 1.
Structure grid participation
Provides participations from the body structure side of the fluid-structure interface.
Fluid grid participation
Provides participations from the interior cavity side of the interface.
Physical
The body structure grids vibrate, exciting the interior cavity fluid grids, which eventually generates an acoustic response (which is typically a driver's or passenger's response).
Note: Both Structure and Fluid grid participations are acoustic grid participations. The word 'acoustic' in 'acoustic grid participation' relates to the fact that the response is acoustic (or pertains to sound).


Why do Trout Jump Out of the Water?
Ever wondered why do trout jump out of the water? I was taken by surprise the first time I saw a trout fly out of the water, but I've learned it's actually fairly common. Trout jump out of the water to catch insects, relieve irritation from lice and parasites, or shake hooks out of their mouth.
Sometimes trout may need to jump to get away from dangerous predators or adjust their temperature too.
Here's the scoop on the top reasons why trout jump out of water.
 - Trout jump to eat
 - Trout Jump to remove parasites
 - Trout jump to shake hooks
 - Trout jump to escape predators
 - Trout jump to adjust temperature and bladder
Why Do Trout Jump Out of the Water?
Trout are similar to salmon with their jumping, which may happen both when they are swimming around or caught on a line. Brook trout are the smallest and don't jump much compared to large rainbow trout that jump a lot while moving upstream.
The main reasons why trout jump include catching insects to eat, removing irritants like lice or parasites, and getting rid of fishing hooks.
It's in trout's natural instincts to jump, and the force of their jumping can clear out their mouths to keep them comfortable and healthy. Sometimes they may jump to escape predators or adjust their temperature, too. It's pretty impressive how high trout can jump – around 4-5 feet or even higher in some cases.
A lot of times trout just need to jump 1-2 feet in the air to shake free of anything irritating them or catch a tasty treat like crunchy insects.
Trout Jump to Eat
One of the top motivators for jumping trout is their diet. Like most fish, trout will eat almost any food that's available to them, especially aquatic and terrestrial insects.
Trout may feed on leeches, worms, crustaceans, and smaller fish, but insects are the easiest to eat and are found both underwater and above the water's surface.
While trout can eat underwater, if they want something on top of the water like caddisflies, mayflies, midges, or stoneflies, they may swim up fast and jump.
These insects hatch on top of the water, generating a trout feeding frenzy where jumping comes in handy. Mayflies are especially popular for hungry trout because they fly low to the surface, so light jumping is enough to secure a good source of food.
Trout Jump to Get Rid of Parasites
Trout are susceptible to lice, leeches, external protozoa, and parasites, which may hitch a ride on their scales and gills. These tiny creatures are often a source of irritation for trout, but jumping out of the water creates a good splash to effectively clean themselves and eliminate lice or other parasitic insects.
Lake trout are most affected by parasites, but they are smart enough to solve the irritation by leaping in and out of the water. Lake trout are likely to jump to get rid of uncomfortable and irritating parasites, which will come loose as the fish hits the water.
Trout Jump to Shake Hooks
Why do Trout Jump Out of the Water?
It's understandable that trout, or any other fish for that matter, want to shake free of hooks in the mouth or throat. That's hard to do underwater, but trout have a forceful enough jump to dislodge hooks when they come splashing back down.
Whether it's a stubborn hook stuck in their mouth or they've just hit the line, trout will do what they can to relieve the discomfort.
Trout may flip and flop as you're reeling them in, or even breach the water unexpectedly in an effort to free themselves of the hook. It's at this point that angles may lose a hooked trout if it starts frenzied jumping.
Trout Jump to Escape Predators
Trout may also have to jump to get away from predators if fast swimming won't suffice. Ospreys, pelicans, eagles, and herons like to feast on trout if they can pluck them out of the water. Jumping gives trout the chance to move out of the way and confuse predators.
This is also true for bears, raccoons, and river otters, which use their front paws to grab hold of trout underwater. Trout propel upwards out of the water to escape from predators' grasp, although they will need to keep jumping and swim fast to stay safe from large, powerful mammals.
Trout jump higher when they are scared, and fear may push them to jump up to 12x their own length.
Animal predators are one thing, and anglers are another. Trout are notoriously shy and picky, and if they get startled by a line, hook, or bait, they may jump in response to the stress.
Trout may also get spooked by watercraft, which is why you could see them jumping alongside your boat.
Trout Jump to Adjust Temperature and Bladder
Trout are cold-blooded with body temperatures that change based on the surrounding water. Trout prefer water temps between 45 and 65 degrees Fahrenheit. When trout feel cold in water below 50 degrees, they will eventually need to jump to warm up.
Jumping is a good way for trout to quickly improve their temps, which is important because they may slow down and even develop serious illness from hypothermia if they don't move enough in cold waters.
Adjusting temperature isn't the only body regulation benefit from trout jumping. Trout can readjust their bladder by jumping. As the swim bladder fills up and bulges, its increased volume displaces water and makes trout more buoyant.
Eventually, the fish float up toward the surface before jumping. This action readjusts and deflates the swim bladder, which brings buoyancy levels down too.
Conclusion
When you're on the lake or river, you may notice trout jumping. Rainbow trout, brown trout, and lake trout are more likely to jump than small brown trout, although any of these fish can leap up and out of the water.
The main reasons why trout jump out of the water is to eat insects like mayflies and stoneflies, shake off parasites and hooks, and get out of the way of predators. Jumping also helps with trout temperature regulation and bladder readjustment.


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text: We report for the first time that the dynamic magnetic intermediate state (DMI) was observed at a speed of several ns during spin transfer switching for MgO-based magnetic tunnel junctions (MTJs). The DMI was observed as slow resistance oscillation at the center of the parallel to anti-parallel state by single shot time domain measurements. The DMI is observable at certain current amplitudes. The outbreak probability decreases with further current increase. We concluded that the DMI originates from inhomogeneous magnetization behavior. On the other hand, previous single shot time domain measurements have shown only for single-domain-like magnetization behavior.


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Developing Functional Classification and Retention Schedules
Every good records management program is built on two crucial components: a functional classification system and a retention schedule. Both are critical if you want to get all the benefits of good records management.
Creating and implementing them is a challenge for many organisations though, because the process can be resource intensive. That's where DATAFILE comes in. Our consultants have extensive experience developing functional classification systems and retention schedules across all industries and verticals.
This is a system which allows you to properly organise your records based on what your business does. This helps with everything from managing risk and compliance to improving access and collaboration, as well as reducing unnecessary duplication of documents.
Creating the right system means taking a holistic view of your RM program with respect to your business activities and the records, both paper and electronic, that support them.
Here's a quick overview of DATAFILE's process for creating a functional classification system:
- Interview staff and review existing material to learn more about the organisation and the information it creates
- Identify and name unique business activities
- Group activities together based on functions
- Apply the resulting functional classification system to every piece of information that is created
Records Retention Schedules
The challenge when it comes to creating a retention schedule, whether you are using electronic records, paper records, or a hybrid of the two, lies in creating a schedule that covers all the regulatory and legal requirements, and then applying it to all your RM functions. This can be very time consuming, and requires deep records management knowledge, especially if you need to apply it to RM software or an electronic content management system.
Here's a quick overview of our approach to creating a retention schedule:
- Start with extensive research into the relevant legal requirements
- Evaluate legal citations and operational requirements
- Apply retention periods to activities identified in your functional classification system
- Map the resulting retention schedule to the classification system, which allows us to identify all your records
- Comprehensive programs are simultaneously developed outlining everything from:
- Duplication and dispersal requirements
- Storage and access restrictions
- Eventual destruction of records as outlined by a retention schedule


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We are delighted to report that the story book introduced by CLDF to explain the process of liver transplant to children, has won the Information for Children award at the 2018 Patient Information Awards which are run by the British Medical Association.
Joe's Liver Transplant Story, was written by Saskie Dorman as she sat by the bedside of her five year old son Joe, while he recovered from his liver transplant in 2016.
When Saskie, who is a doctor, was preparing Joe for his transplant, she realised that there were no books specifically to explain the process to children, so decided to write a story based on her own family's experience. She told our families officer about it during a visit to the ward and we were determined to make her story happen. We are proud to have done so and very grateful to the nurses, play therapists, surgeons, doctors and psychologists, as well as other parents of children with liver disease who provided input to ensure its accuracy.
The book was finally launched in January this year and is now being used as part of the paeidatric transplant preparation process at Birmingham, Leeds and Kings. Yesterday (September 25) a team from CLDF attended the annual Patient Information Awards in London, an annual event run by the British Medical Association (BMA) to encourage the production of accessible, well-designed and clinically balanced patient information, where Joe's Liver Transplant Story was announced as the winner in the Information for Children Cateogry.
Judges described the book as "…..a unique resource. It is vitally important in explaining a life-changing massive operation to young children" and added "it deals with a sensitive topic in a way that is highly accessible to its target audience."
Alison Taylor, Chief Executive of Children's Liver Disease Foundation commented: "A key area of our work is providing information on these very rare conditions to families who are affected. We know that the hospitals who use 'Joe's Liver Transplant Story' find it extremely y useful and now to win such a prestigious award is a great accolade and a real endorsement of the quality of the information we provide."
Full details of the 2018 BMA Patient Information Awards are here CLICK HERE


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BIMplement project develops a BIM based training on topics such as ventilation and airtightness that highly affect the energy efficiency of nZEB. The trainings target the whiteand blue-collar workers of 50 real pilots leading to upskilling them and thus, improving the overall quality of the construction process. The pilots are located in the Netherlands, Poland, Lithuania, Spain and France and are classified as: pilot field labs and experimental sites.
The Pilot Field Labs are national or regional BIM-learning Centres or building sites where the trainings of 'BIM workplace trainers' and the first tests of the tools and learning methods of BIMplement take place. The experimental sites are construction or renovation building sites where the tools and learning methods experimented in the 'pilot field labs' are implemented.


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Average day and night temperature in Wolhusen (Canton of Lucerne) in celsius
The mean minimum and maximum temperatures over the year in Wolhusen, Switzerland.
Show the average temperatures in Wolhusen in Fahrenheit
- The months June, July and August have a nice average temperature.
- On average, the warmest month is July with 24.5° Celsius (76.1° Fahrenheit).
- On average, the coolest month is January with 3.0° Celsius (37.4° Fahrenheit).
- The average annual maximum temperature is: 14.0° Celsius (57.2° Fahrenheit)
- The average annual minimum temperature is: 4.3° Celsius (39.74° Fahrenheit)
Weather Forecasts for Wolhusen (Canton of Lucerne)
Patchy moderate snow


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School & Child Care Coordinator
Wyoming Department of Health Immunization Unit
More than ever school staff are looking for ways to maximize every minute of their day. With hundreds of students to manage and care for, school nurses are well-versed in the art of doing several tasks, with few resources. Among those, a small portion of their responsibilities is assessing and managing student immunization records which can be a time-consuming task, and while it is a small portion of their responsibilities, the assessment of student records is largely impactful to the health and safety of our children and community. The WyIR School Nurse Module is an excellent tool to accurately and efficiently assess and manage student immunization records. This session will be an interactive walkthrough of access levels and functions of the school nurse module, such as logging in or generating full school reports.
This session is valuable for all school nurses and other school staff who assess student records and who want to learn more about how the Wyoming Immunization Registry (WyIR) School Nurse Module can work for you.
*Point of clarification: The Meningococcal vaccine IS covered by VFC but IS NOT covered through WyVIP.


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For 35 years, a French coastal community has been haunted by the ghost of the world's most iconic novelty telephone.
Since the 1980s, pieces of Garfield phones have continually washed ashore in Brittany, puzzling locals and irking environmentalists. Last year alone, 200 pieces were reportedly found, a plague of orange shards covering the beach with the embodiment of our collective Monday-morning ennui.
Decades ago, the phone was wildly popular, much like its cartoon inspiration. Adding a shot of sardonic silliness to any room it occupied, these Garfield phones waited in slumber, only opening their eyes when answered and falling asleep as soon as calls ended.
Collectors still seek out the vintage phones, but residents of Iroise coast have little difficulty finding them—or, at least, their pumpkin-hued shrapnel.
Sea-worn scraps of the weary feline have become so ubiquitous on the beaches of the Finistère region that the Ar Vilantsou anti-litter group recently began using the phone as an emblem of beach pollution in the region, according to France Info.
That campaign and the ensuing media coverage reportedly got the attention of a local farmer who knew the source of the phones all along.
René Morvan told France Info he was 19 or 20 when a big storm took place in the early 1980s. After the tempest, he and his brothers were exploring caves that could only be accessed during low tide, and found a large container filled with the phones.
Morvan hasn't returned to the cave in about 30 years, but he escorted a team of journalists and Ar Vilantsou representatives to the spot. The team found parts of a shipping container buried in the crag, and orange phone fragments scattered around the cave and stuck between stones.
"The mystery is solved," Dominique, an Ar Vilantsou volunteer, told France Info. "We found our treasure."
[France Info via BBC]


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Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Advance Trac with Roll Stabilty Control from Ford
Presenting Advance Trac with Roll Stability Control from Ford Motor Company.
- The system combines information from several sensors, including the steering wheel angle, lateral acceleration and yaw rate, to determine when the vehicle begins to lose directional control. So when you are a little overly zealous through the curves your vehicle will help save you from flipping. When the system senses wheel-slip or the loss of traction, it applies braking where needed to keep the vehicle tracking safely on its intended path. It is constantly checking your wheels something crazy like 60 times a second.
- Unlike competitor's systems, the Ford-exclusive RSC system uses a second gyroscopic roll-rate sensor to accurately measure the vehicle's roll rate. Using the roll-rate sensor, RSC can adapt the level of control to the loading conditions of the vehicle. If an unstable condition is anticipated, the system selectively applies individual brakes and modifies engine power to enhance vehicle roll resistance. Additionally, RSC uses the information from the roll-rate sensor to provide not only roll control, but enhanced side-slip control over competitors without a roll-rate sensor. This technology was launched nearly ten years ago. Ford is truly leading the way in safe SUV's. These three technologies are working together to address safe driving.
If you visit Gresham Ford on 242nd and Powell Blvd in Gresham you can see how the AdvanceTrac button on the instrument panel and how it provides the following electronic stability enhancement features for certain driving situations:
– Traction Control (TCS), which functions to help avoid drive-wheel spin and loss of traction
– Electronic Stability Control (ESC), which functions to help avoid skids or lateral slides
– Roll Stability Control (RSC), which functions to help avoid a vehicle rollover
With all this technology remember, you can't deny physics so drive safe.
Click Here to see a YouTube Video that details this fascinating technology.
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Today Oceana published a report showing that three trawl fisheries, calico scallops, rock shrimp and royal red shrimp, pose an increased threat to South Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico deep-sea habitat.
- Calico scallops are smaller and less expensive than bay scallops. Because calico scallops are harvested in vast quantities they are not shucked by hand but are steamed to open their shells. Calico scallop meat can be identified by its whitened edges which have been partially cooked by the steaming. Because of their size, taste, and quality they are generally cheaper.
- Rock and Red shrimp are far more perishable than other shrimp. Therefore, most are marketed in the raw frozen state as either whole or split tails. Rock shrimp are purchased according to size, however the largest size generally available is 21 to 25 per pound. They are also lower in price than other shrimp
So with respect to these avoid cheap shrimp and scallops. Your best bit is to avoid supermarkets and head to an experienced fish monger or seafood shop where you can ask question about exactly what you are getting. The minimum wage fish counter help at Stop and Shop doesn't know or care.


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Hardware architecture for popcount
Source of Publication
WSEAS Transactions on Computers
Bit-counting implementations are used to count the number of "1's" in a given computer word. There are several techniques to implement bit-counting operation. These techniques are either software algorithms or specialized hardware techniques. The hardware implementations require dedicated hardware supported in the processor or associated math co-processor. The performance of the hardware-supported bit-counting was found to be superior to most software implementations (such as serial shifting). In this paper, a new hardware implementation of bit-counting routine is presented that reduces the number of logic gates and the delay in comparison with existing implementations. The performance of the proposed hardware bit-counting implementations is further investigated and evaluated.
El-Qawasmeh, Eyas; Tubaishat, Abdallah; Baba, Sami; and Dalalah, Ahmed, "Hardware architecture for popcount" (2006). Scopus Indexed Articles. 2439.


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country classic song lyrics are the property of the respective
artist, authors and labels, they are intended solely for educational
purposes and private study only. The chords provided are my
interpretation and their accuracy is not guaranteed.
The Wind lyrics and chords are provided for your personal use only,
this is a very pretty folk song recorded by Eddy Arnold.
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Blowin' In The Wind Recorded by Eddy Arnold Written by Bob Dylan
C F C How many roads must a man walk down F G7 Before you call him a man C F C Yes and how many seas must a white dove sail F G7 Before she sleeps in the sand
C F C How many times must the cannonballs fly F G7 Before they're forever banned F G7 C Am The answer my friend is blowin' in the wind F G7 C The answer is blowin' in the wind
F C How many times must a man look up F G7 Before he can see the sky C F C Yes and how many ears must one man have F G7 Before he can hear people cry
C F C How many deaths will it take till he knows F G7 That too many people have died F G7 C Am The answer my friend is blowin' in the wind F G7 C The answer is blowin' in the wind
F C How many years can a mountain exist F G7 Before it's washed to the sea C F C Yes and how many years can some people exist F G7 Before they're allowed to be free
C F C How many times can a man turn his head F G7 Pretending he just doesn't see F G7 C Am The answer my friend is blowin' in the wind F G7 C The answer is blowin' in the wind
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"Key" on any song, click
for the easiest way possible. Copy and paste lyrics and chords to the
key changer, select the key you want, then click the button "Click
Here". If the lyrics are in a long line, first paste to Microsoft Word
or a similar word processor, then recopy and paste to key changer.
This software was developed by John Logue.


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Environmental Protection Plans
Environmental protection planning was the primary mechanism for implementing mitigation measures for all maintenance activities on the Maritime Link system. These practices were determined through the EA process and were required by applicable agencies through the permitting process.
ENL developed Environmental Protection Plan (EPP) minimum requirements that described responsibilities, expectations and methods for environmental protection associated with Maritime Link maintenance activities. These indicate the minimum environmental measures ENL requires from all consultants and contractors working on the Maritime Link, from which they develop an activity-specific contractor EPP for their scope of work. Contractors were responsible for providing all specifics of environmental protection to their scope of work and geographic region and for installing, maintaining and monitoring control measures in place for the length of their contract. ENL will maintain oversight of contractors and consultants to ensure that all aspects of the EPP are implemented as required.


Method to Find the Correct Dell Battery
Battery Part Number Identification
A part number is a unique identifier that is assigned to a part to simplify referencing and to unambiguously define a part within a single manufacturer. Knowing about part number of the battery will more accessible to buy a correct battery, and it is comparatively accurate to search a battery by its part number than the model name of laptop.
Here is the example of identification via Battery Part Number.
Laptop Model Name Identification
This is the easiest and the most direct way of locating the Model Name/Number of your device. Follow the steps given below to get your model as well as product number:
1In most of the laptops, the label containing the information is located on the lower side of the device. To locate it, first of all, unplug the laptop from any AC cable and shut it down.
2Reverse your laptop and keep it in a safe place.
3On the base of the laptop, you may see a label where an icon of your computer manufacturer is printed.
Here are three examples of identification via Dell Model Name.
Example 1: On the bottom of screen edge or near the keyboard
Example 2: The label on the back of the laptop
Example 3: On the "Power on" boot screen
Efficient Search Method
After knowing your Laptop Model Name or Battery Part Number, you can search directly on our website.
Tips:
1This search function is for exact match only.
2Make sure all words are spelled correctly, or try more general or different keywords.
3Try to broaden your search by using fewer keywords.
4If you still have not found the model you want, please Click here to fill in the form for help. We will reply to you as soon as possible.


The data protection keyword is one of the most essential things on FriendsBASE, but it is not necessary.
You have to type a keyword BEFORE start typing your data (friends, telephone numbers etc.). Only in that way will be encrypted correctly. Notice that if you forget the keyword there is no way to recover your valuable data.
In order to create a keyword you just type into (1) a word or a number that contain up to 8 characters.
To ensure that the keyword is ok just click (2).
NOTICE that you have to type your keyword correctly when FriendsBASE asks for it, when it starts, else you cannot even start FriendsBASE.


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February 13, 1826
Boston is home of first Temperance Society
The American Society for the Promotion of Temperance was formed in Boston, Massachusetts, on February 13, 1826. The organization, later known as The American Temperance Society (ATS), was co-founded by Dr. Justin Edwards and Lyman Beecher. Within ten years there were more than 1.5 million members.


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Hoard up Meaning in Bengali
English: Hoard up
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Hoard up Meaning in Bengali:
"Hoard up" Meaning in Hindi:
Word Type: Unknown / অজানা / अज्ञात
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Find the Hoard up Meaning in Bengali
, See the defination of this word "Hoard up"
. You may understand "Hoard up meaning in Bengali" from defination at English to Bangla online dictionary.
a supply or accumulation that is hidden or carefully guarded for preservation, future use, etc.: a vast hoard of silver.
to accumulate for preservation, future use, etc., in a hidden or carefully guarded place: to hoard food during a shortage.
to accumulate money, food, or the like, in a hidden or carefully guarded place for preservation, future use, etc.
an accumulated store hidden away for future use
a cache of ancient coins, treasure, etc


text: Long-term sediment accumulation in the lake reduced the average depth of the lake from 8 feet in 1903 to 2.6 feet in 1985, which resulted in the deterioration of aquatic habitats and recreational areas in the lake. A detailed hydraulic analysis was needed to evaluate the feasibility creating islands in Peoria Lake. The major hydraulic considerations include determining the optimum locations for the islands in terms of minimizing the sedimentation rates around the islands. A hydraulic study was conducted to investigate the best locations for constructing islands in the lake. The study made use of the one-dimensional HEC-6 sediment transport model and the two-dimensional TABS-2 hydrodynamic model. Field data were also collected to establish existing lake-bottom profiles and velocity distributions at selected locations.


Total Costs with Shipping for OpenCart (v. 1.5*-3.*)
Using the payment matrix, the module allows you to determine the total cost of the goods, including additional charges
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 The Total Costs with Shipping module helps to display the valid price of the goods to buyers from different countries using clear parameters.
 Increase customer loyalty and reduce purchase rejection using the Total Costs with Shipping module.
 Since the total cost of the product is calculated dynamically based on price adjustments, area-specific shipping costs and other criteria available to the buyer.
 How it works?
 The module provides an understandable system of rules with many options. That's, you can quickly and easily customize methods of shipping and payment to suit your business needs.
 Add a method, assign cost values, and enable.
 When a testing mode is enabled, you can see what expenses are displayed during ordering on the website, and what are not.
 All settings are saved in the database to a backup file. You can also manually restore a backup of the settings or save the backup file after editing the settings.
 The following types of rules are available for choose:
- Adjustments: fee adjustments, minimum / maximum fees, rounding fees, application of tax classes, determination of total cost.
- Location criteria: country, geographic area, zone.
- Order criteria: currency, language, store, customer group.
 For the created rules, you can define the sort order relative to each other. This sets the priorities for the rules.
- Improve customer satisfaction.
- Let the customer choose the shipping method himself.
- Add unlimited quantity of payments using the admin panel.
- Create rules of payments adjustment.
- Set payment options based on customer location criterion.
- Set the final order value depending on currency, language, store, customers group.
 Installation instructions:
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- Set extension settings;
- Create payment rules based on the adjustment of fees;
- Create payment rules based on the customer location criteria;
- Set the final cost of the order depending on the currency, language, store, customer group;
- Test the created rules for correct display during ordering on the website;
- Save changes and increase customer confidence.
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Neutralizing Ring
This ring is all about clearing. We are literally pulling out negative energy and attachments. You can use one ring or two depending on how quickly you want to move. Depending on the strength of the attachments, you can pull from 6 to 9 layers of structuring.
The 4" ring is great for very local types of issues like bodily pain however the 9" ring, made with sacred geometry (on a nodal point), gives you a resonant opening frequency higher than any other shape. It also makes it possible to work the body much faster and completely smoke the auric field for a floating effect.
Want to go for a ride? Stand on two 4" rings and clear your entire body in just seconds
 This protocol is only one of the many uses for the ring. Its uses include clearing non-organic material in food and water, reducing pain or preventing energy absorption from clients.
Test the heaviness before and after to notice the clearing.
Step 1. Clear vertically (flat along the body) within 1" of the body in order to clear the first zone and pull out the negative structuring from the first layer in your cells. Move along the body from the feet to just above the head on all sides.
Step 2. Clear zone 2 which is about 1 foot away from the body and you do this by making your ring perpendicular to the body and again move from the feet to just over the head on all sides. Do a pass vertical along each side as well as perpendicular.
Step 3. Clear zone 3 which is about 6 feet away from the body. Do a sweep in this zone and notice how your client feels. It could be better to have them lying down as it is common for the client to feel unstable. Do a pass vertical along each side as well as perpendicular.
This will give you a total of 8 passes. If your client is lying down, you will need to call on the Devas to help you clear the zones (the part of the body that is in contact with the table).
Call on the Devas, the nature spirit that is connected to everything. For example, by simply saying to yourself or outloud, "I call on the Devas to work the back of the body as well". Because the rings have such high Devas, you are able to request what part of the body you wish to work on. This will expand the auric field and create a cleared presence. Practitioners will also get the work provided to the client
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