Staying Safe With High-Vis
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High-visibility Clothing Will Save Your Life
Using high-vis gear at work to stay seen and safe.There is no doubt about it. Poor visibility has causes significant problems.
Accidents happen, especially in relation to road safety, because a driver failed to see the passer-by.
To reduce the occurrence of injuries and work-related accidents, people who are at risk are advised to wear high-visibility (high-vis) clothing and workwear.
This refers to any clothing with highly reflective properties which often involves silver reflective tape. In other cases, this type of clothing involves the use of colours that can easily be discerned from afar in contrast to the surroundings.
In work environments, industrial employees are required to wear high-vis clothing as a part of their personal protective equipment (PPE).
In this article, we discuss statistics, laws in Australia around high-vis, how high-vis gear is made, choosing the right garments, and other considerations around workwear.
Statistics and Other Facts
Numbers do not lie, as they say, and poor visibility-related injuries are not an exception. In relation to road safety, speeding is one of the leading causes of fatal vehicle accidents in Australia. In 2018, about 34% of crashes took place in major cities in the country. At least one out of 10 accidents resulted in deaths.
According to research, poor visibility, along with miscalculation, is a significant reason why collisions happen as drivers reverse their cars. To resolve this issue, many vehicles now come with reverse cameras.
Cyclists are among those who should be wearing high-vis cycling jerseys to increase their safety. However, some refuse to wear fluorescent riding jackets. As a result, the risk of an accident is higher compared to those who choose to wear high-vis while on their bikes.
While there are other reasons for crashes involving cyclists, the number of accidents continues to rise. Every year, over 1,000 individuals are killed due to vehicular accidents and almost 40 people die in Australia while riding their bikes.
Meanwhile, work-related injuries and fatalities are also quite common due to low visibility. Each year, an average of almost 500 workers die, and about 300 lost their lives due to injuries sustained relating to work activities. In 2009, about 100 workers died because of road accidents.
For personnel working along the road, it is vital to be visible during daytime and night-time. Over recent years, requirements relating to wearing fluorescent clothing, as well as reflective materials, have become a part of daily work. Unfortunately, many workers are still neglecting the importance of wearing high-vis garments.
Why High-vis Clothing is Necessary
Motorcyclists, passengers, car and truck drivers are all at risk. Workers and pedestrians are also in danger because accidents can happen at any time, anywhere. It is essential to take precautions while on the road, whether you are at work, driving, or walking.
Work-related fatalities that involved cars resulted in at least 46% of accidents. Apart from that, workers also face threats, such as moving objects hitting them, falling and being injured because of falling objects.
Wearing high-visibility clothing can help lower accidents relating to poor vision. Because of the materials and colours used in these clothing items, drivers can avoid hitting workers while on the road. High visibility clothing is beneficial for everyone, but most notably those in the construction and industrial business.
Each year, there are numerous construction-related deaths. In fact, this industry has one of the highest instances of injuries and fatalities. There are preventative measures that companies implement to increase worker safety, and one of them is wearing high-vis clothing.
Among the greatest threats to worker safety are falls, slips, trips, and the like. These accidents can be mitigated with the garments to some extent. For instance, those who work wearing high-visibility vests can be seen even during rainy or winter season. Also, if there is an emergency, the industrial workers can easily be seen, thanks to their clothing. First responders and rescue personnel can find employees in a crisis.
High-vis Laws in Australia
Australian standards expect and require workers to wear high-vis garments. This way, they will remain visible while on the road or near machinery. Before purchasing and wearing shirts and other apparel, it is significant to understand the requirements under the legislative orders. It will help ensure that business owners know that the gear complies with these standards.
A common misconception is that bright yellow or orange shirt is enough to meet the Australian standards. It is a false belief and should be corrected right away. High-vis gear often looks the same, but it is essential to wear Australian-made clothing that is compliant to the AS/NZS standards.
Australian designed high-vis clothing is created for workers in the country. They are crafted in compliance with certain standards, which are as follows:
1. AS/NZ 4602.1
This standard refers to the garments used for high-risk applications. It states the items that employees can use, so they remain safe from moving equipment and vehicles. In this standard, there are three classes:
 - Class D for daytime use only: Garments in this classification help the wearer be easily seen even under daylight conditions. An example is a navy or yellow polo that does not include a tape. To meet the 4602.1 standards, a Class D compliant garment should be of the approved colour (yellow, red, orange-red, and orange plus yellow), which must enclose the upper torso. The luminous fabric should encircle at least 0.4 square metres of the upper torso. If there is a logo, it should not be more significant than 10cm for both height and width.
 - Class N for night-time use: Garments within this category should be viewable even under retro-reflected light. An example is the headlight of a vehicle. The requirement for Class N is quite lengthy, but the minimum involves having a reflective tape or material that should be at least 50mm wide.
 - Class D/N: This type denotes that the garment can be worn during daytime and night-time. It should meet both standards. An example here is a yellow polo that comes with reflective tape.
2. AS/NZ 1906.4
The second standard involves retro-reflective devices used to control road traffic. It is more in-depth than the other standard since the 1906.4 specifies the physical properties of the materials, along with their photometric and colourimetric qualities. It entails the three different classes below:
 - Class F for fluorescent fabric that can only be used during the day
 - Class R for reflective items that should be used at night
 - Class FR for both day and night-time use
The standard also goes into detail about the impacts of washing, particularly with reflective materials. Businesses and workers should understand that these items can only be washed up to 30 times. Going over means, the item loses its integrity and should no longer be utilised.
How High-vis Gear is Made?
High-visibility clothing is designed using a fluorescent material. It usually comes with reflective tape for extra visibility. In some cases, other shapes are added so the wearer will be more visible to other people around them.
The first fabric paint that was used for high-visibility gear was introduced in the 1930s. It was neon paint that was a mixture of wood varnish and minerals that were illuminating. It became a huge hit and was used in toys and the military sector.
A few decades later, the neon paint was used for clothing for workers. In essence, its purpose was for the sun's ultraviolet rays to hit the fluorescent colours, causing a glowing reaction. Poor light will not hinder the effect, such as during dawn. It is also designed to work at times when the car headlamps hit the clothing.
Many materials are not used to be retro-reflective. The term means that the light returns to its source. For instance, the headlights of the car will bounce back to the driver or the person near the source of light.
It is also possible to find materials made from glass beads. This technology can spread the light, so it scatters from various directions. High-vis clothing can come in different colours, such as blue, green, red, and even pink. For safety purposes, though, the most efficient hues are yellow and orange.
How to Choose the Right High-Vis Gear
High-visibility clothing is not about being fashionable. You can find cheaper versions that can help you save a ton of money. However, they may not help in keeping workers safe. The goal is to prevent accidents, which is why you should not skimp on this type of personal protective equipment (PPE) as with the others.
Always choose a high-vis gear that is made from high-quality materials. Before buying, you should first think about the tasks of the operators who will wear the clothing. Also, it is best to consider the hazards that they will continuously be exposed to.
Hi-vis reflective jacket jackets are not the only option when it comes to reflective clothing. Sometimes, it can be quite warm for a jacket, which is why a vest is a good alternative. Vests that come with insulated lining will help keep the wearers warm without getting hot. At the same time, the gear will maintain their visibility.
Vehicle accidents are a common issue for those who work along the road. However, careless drivers are not the only problem. Remaining visible should not just be a single concern because there are also weather-related threats. Heavy rain and snow, as well as lightning storms, can make the workers' job tricky. Ensure that the workers wear waterproof breathable gear.
It is not necessary, but some companies opt to brand their workwear. It comes with numerous benefits, including ingraining your company's


The unexpected benefits of projects: evaluating Maker Monday commissions
The unexpected benefits of projects: evaluating Maker Monday commissions
We recently evaluated a project for BCU's Maker Monday initiative, identifying the extent to which four new commissioned pieces of work delivered to expectation. The criteria for evaluation were identified from the original proposal documentation and as such, it was quite clear what we would need to be exploring, largely through interviews but also in observing the project in progress and existing project data. However, in doing so we were also able to provide the project team with some additional findings that were unexpected but welcome. As part of the purpose of such an evaluation is to identify best practice and recommendations for similar future projects, this is always useful.
Some of these findings came about because of the nature of the project. It involved four artists working with partner organisations in Birmingham – as they varied in their disciplines and approach, but also in being humans who will address a brief differently, it was useful to be able to identify the freedoms that they were afforded in taking the brief in their own directions. Some artists were able to work more independently, while others desired more guidance. Some partners took on unexpected roles, while other artists appreciated the consistency and space they were given in their work.
This open approach to our research is important, Yes, the key priority is to evaluate against any specific criteria as the basis for the work, but to also understand and appreciate the supporting narratives and look for the unexpected successes or other outcomes of the work. Where our report will inform other reports that Maker Monday are required to make for their funder Arts Council England, we can hope that such findings can be included and valued.
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World - Dates - Market Analysis, Forecast, Size, Trends and Insights
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Which Country Exports the Most Dates in the World?
Global date exports amounted to X thousand tonnes in 2015, picking up by +X% against the previous year level. Overall, the global date exports indicated a pronounced growth from 2007 to 2015. The trend pattern, however, indicated some noticable fluctuations throughout the analyzed period. The total export volume increased at an average annual rate of +X% over the last eight years.
The growth pace was the most rapid in 2012, when the output figure increased by +X% from the previous year level. Over the period under review, the global date exports reached its maximum volume in 2015, and is likely to continue its growth in the immediate term.
In value terms, global exports amounted to $X million in 2015. Overall, the value of global exports increased tangibly from 2007 to 2015, expanding at an average annual rate of +X%. This trend pattern, however, indicated relatively mild fluctuations throughout the analyzed period.
Top Date Exporting Countries in the World
X. United Arab Emirates (X Tonnes)
X. Pakistan (X Tonnes)
X. Saudi Arabia (X Tonnes)
X. Tunisia (X Tonnes)
X. Israel (X Tonnes)
X. Algeria (X Tonnes)
X. Iraq (X Tonnes)
Date Imports By Country
The country with the largest volume of the date exports in absolute volumes was the United Arab Emirates (X thousand tonnes), accounting for X% of global exports. It was followed by Pakistan (X thousand tonnes), with a share of X% of global exports. Moreover, date exports in the United Arab Emirates exceeded the figures recorded by the world's second largest exporter, Pakistan, twofold. The third position in this ranking was occupied by Saudi Arabia with a share of X%.
From 2007 to 2015, an average annual growth rate of date exports in the United Arab Emirates stood at +X%. The remaining exporting countries recorded the following average annual growth rates: Pakistan (+X% per year) and Saudi Arabia (+X% per year).
In value terms, Tunisia (X million USD), the United Arab Emirates (X million USD) and Israel (X million USD) were the countries with the highest levels of exports in 2015, together accounting for X% of total exports.
Saudi Arabia (+X% per year) had the highest growth rates of date exports among the main exporting countries over the last eight years, while the other global leaders experienced more modest paces of growth.
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The Sales per Square Foot KPI measures how much sales revenue you are able to generate for each foot of retail space provided. Use the following formula when calculating the sales per square foot KPI:
Total Net Sales ÷ Total Floor Area
This a popular retail sales KPI because it clearly demonstrates how effective your store layout and retail personnel are at selling product. As such, this KPI is important when redesigning or modernizing retail outlets, and will be the ultimate indicator of whether that redesign was successful or not. Many of the largest retailers will use a similar design concept for all of their stores, and will go to great lengths to ensure uniformity in each location. Therefore, the sales per square foot KPI can also be used to identify when cultural differences are impacting sales and warrant further investigation.
- Sales revenue: Income received through sales activities.
- A high and/or increasing sales per square foot for one or more locations.

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We need a spring break
NYU cancelled spring break when students needed it most.
By Sydney Barragan, UTA Deputy Editor
On Oct. 20, President Andrew Hamilton and Provost Katherine Fleming announced that 2021's spring break would be replaced with two three-day weekends.
This academic year has been anything but normal. Sports, arts, in-person classes and even doing homework in the Starbucks on West 4th were taken away from NYU students. They are putting in the same amount of time and effort as before — if not more — without any break to look forward to.
The university cancelled spring break in order to prevent the spread of COVID-19 and a spike in cases that an influx of travel might have caused. Many colleges across the country have also canceled spring break or replaced it with "wellness days." However, students ignoring the university's COVID guidelines would do so regardless of whether a week-long spring break existed. While cancelling spring break may prevent students from traveling to holiday hotspots, this solution is not without problems of its own.
Research shows, time and time again, that breaks provide a myriad of health benefits. A study published in January in science journal PLOS ONE described university students as a vulnerable demographic. They experience "higher levels of anxiety, depression, substance abuse, and disordered eating compared to the general population." During times of heightened stress, this effect is exacerbated.
Given the inherent anxiety from the pandemic, university students are placed under even more stress than usual. That's a serious problem, especially when the amount of time away from class has been reduced — the PLOS ONE study found that inadequate support for student mental health "could have long-term consequences on their health and education."
According to clinical psychologist Shannon Torborg, time away from work or school has real benefits for a person's mental health. Vacation from work or school promotes calmness and stress relief, and allows "the body and mind to heal in ways that it couldn't if it were still under pressure." Research has also shown that the pandemic added more stress to college students. Exposure to stress has lasting effects on students, and has been found to be strongly associated with mental illness diagnoses, self-harm and suicidality. It is crucial for students to have more time away from their work — not less.
A break from the stress of school is also necessary to prevent burnout, which has become more prevalent since the pandemic began. Burnout causes a decrease in creativity and productivity — two qualities that are pivotal for a student to succeed.
The break was cancelled out of concern for students' physical health, but now their mental health is taking a hit instead. Being a college student at this time and navigating online learning is hard enough as it is, but doing so without a light at the end of the tunnel is even more challenging. Research shows that simply looking forward to a break boosts a person's happiness as far as eight weeks before the trip. Not only does the absence of a break harm a student's well-being, but so does the absence of anticipation.
Many schools across the country cancelled or significantly shortened spring break, but some college students were still granted their traditional break. For example, students in the University of California system enjoyed a traditional week-long spring break from March 20 to March 28, though their administration encouraged them not to travel. University of California, Davis went as far as to offer cash incentives for students who didn't travel. Since a simple encouragement is not a guarantee that students will not travel, all students, regardless of their travel history for the week, were required to enter self-isolation on the 28th.
NYU's administration should have followed UCLA's example, maintaining the usual weeklong break while still taking the necessary precautions to prevent the spread of infection. NYU has done this before, isolating students returning for the spring semester or those who traveled outside New York's five neighboring states, and would be able to do so again for students returning from spring break.
Students need a chance to recharge and regroup with a break from school. The administration needs to more adequately compensate for the lack of a traditional break in order to protect students' mental health. Two three-day weekends are a start, but they are not enough.
Many students have reported that the three days off was no break at all, with some professors still giving out assignments in violation of university guidelines. Students who did not have classes on Friday retained the same academic week. Students without Monday classes will retain the same schedule during the next long weekend. With the busyness of midterms barely in the rearview mirror and finals quickly approaching, students need to be given more time off in the month of April.
A consecutive seven-day break may not be feasible given the current situation, but is only fair for students to be given the equivalent amount of vacation, perhaps with seven non-consecutive vacation days including the two already scheduled. A call for spring break is not a call for reckless partying or traveling in the middle of a pandemic, but a call for NYU to protect its students' mental health. While the university's decision is understandable, the impact of cancelling spring break hurts students when they are struggling the most.
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- The definition of negligent is a careless person, or always failing to do the right thing.
An example of negligent is someone writing their ATM pin number on their bank card.
- habitually failing to do the required thing; neglectful
- careless, lax, inattentive, or indifferent
Origin of negligentMiddle English ; from Old French négligent ; from Classical Latin negligens, present participle of negligere: see neglect
- Given to or characterized by neglect, especially habitual neglect: The negligent worker missed another deadline.
- Law Acting with or done through negligence.
Origin of negligentMiddle English, from Old French, from Latin neglegēns, neglegent-, present participle of neglegere, to neglect; see neglect.
(comparative more negligent, superlative most negligent)


Is There a Difference Between Bar Soap and Liquid Hand Wash?
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Q: Is there any difference between washing our hands with bar soap or liquid hand wash? Would it be better if we wash with both soap and hand wash at the same time? — Rowena Kong, Vancouver, Canada
A: The debate over whether bar or liquid is best has been ongoing for decades, but a 2006 study nearly put an end to bar soap's clean credentials. It found that the more consistently wet the bar soaps were and the more they were used, the more potentially harmful microbes they hosted.
Counterintuitively, this is because of how soap works: When it mixes with water, the soap's fats break down and lather, increasing the solubility of what's on your skin, including bacteria. But water alone can't remove all bacteria, and since some water remains on the soap's surface after you've finished washing, some bacteria lingers in that water.
Luckily, soap is water soluble, so just rinsing the bar reduces bacteria on it. And there's nothing wrong with using it at home, where presumably fewer people (and their germs) will touch it. Still, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends people use liquid hand wash to minimize the risk of spreading harmful bacteria. Even though refilling liquid hand wash dispensers can turn them into potential havens for microbes, liquid still trumps bar in the CDC's eyes. That's because people can either dispose of the dispensers or thoroughly clean them before refilling, decreasing the chance they'll harbor bacteria.
As for mixing the two, CDC spokeswoman Brittany Behm says, "We don't think there is any reason to use both bar and liquid soap simultaneously." So stick to the soap you like best.
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Madonna of the Trail Statues - Missouri
In the late 1920's, the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution (NSDAR) commissioned the design, casting and placement of twelve memorials commemorating the spirit of the woman pioneer. These memorials were placed along the route of the National Old Trails highway and extended from Washington, D.C. to Los Angeles, California.
The idea for the Madonna of the Trail Monuments began in 1909 when some Missouri women wanted to mark the Santa Fe Trail. Later, the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution (NSDAR) joined their effort. The groups began working side by side with the National Old Trails Road Association which was headed by then Judge Harry S Truman, of Independence, Missouri. That highway closely approximated the paths of Braddock's and Washington's Road, the National Road, Boone's Lick Road, the Santa Fe Trail, and the Old Trail. The road ran from Washington, D.C. to Los Angeles. When a plan to place 3,095 mile markers failed, the group elected to place monuments in each of the state through which the highway ran.
The monument itself was conceived by Arlene B. Nichols Moss, of St. Louis, Missouri. Moss was inspired by a statue of Sacajawea that stood in Portland, Oregon. On September 7, 1927, the group selected a statue of a pioneer woman clutching two small children and a rifle.
The statue was sculpted by August Leimbach and cast in an amalgam of crushed granite, stone, marble, cement and lead ore. The statue stands ten foot tall and weighs over five tons.
The statue sits on pedestal that measures five foot by five foot by six foot high and weighs twelve tons. On the pedestal are inscriptions dedicated to national and regional history. The front face of each pedestal reads:
N.S.D.A.R. MEMORIAL TO THE PIONEER MOTHERS OF THE COVERED WAGON DAYS.
The back face of each pedestal reads:
THE NATIONAL OLD TRAILS ROAD
The pedestal sits on a foundation that sits three feet underground and two feet above.
Five of these monuments are found along the shoulder of Route 40.
Here links to the Madonna of the Trail statues found along the National Old Trail Highway.
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Code of Ethics
The North Carolina Beach Buggy Association is a non-profit organization established in 1964, dedicated to the preservation of and vehicular access to the natural beach resources of the Outer Banks through conservation, a code of ethics for beach behavior and support of local, state, federal officials and other organizations dedicated to these same goals.
Our Code of Ethics:
- To enter and leave the beaches only at approved and designated places determined by local, state or federal ordinances.
- To discourage speeding and reckless driving on the beaches.
- To respect local, state and federal ordinances and the rights of property owners.
- To advise NCBBA members who are experiencing problems driving on the beaches.
- To respect persons bathing and picnicking by avoiding them whenever possible and by slowing down to a minimal speed when passing such groups.
- To avoid littering the beach with trash by depositing it in trash containers wherever available or by bagging and removing it from the beach.
- To avoid littering the beach with dead bait, carcasses, or other dead fish of any kind.
- To avoid overcrowding any one area and displacing anglers from their previously chosen spot.
- To leave room for other vehicles to pass safely when parked.
- To refill holes and remove boards or other aids after being stuck, leaving the beach passable for others.
- To observe common courtesy on the beach and observing the rules of the road when meeting or passing other vehicles in constricted areas.
- To remember, at all times, that the unspoiled beaches of all seashore areas afford pleasure to everyone, and it is incumbent upon us to preserve this natural heritage.


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With a tie-in to Anosmia Awareness Day, the Monell Center has announced A Sense of Hope: The Monell Anosmia Project, a three-year $1.5M campaign to support a research and advocacy program focused on anosmia, the loss of the sense of smell.
The research goal is to identify the biological causes of smell loss in order to develop potential treatment approaches for this under-recognized disability.
According to the National Institutes of Health, about 1-2% of the American population reports a complete loss of the sense of smell. However, as no routine assessment of smell function exists, the incidence is likely to be considerably higher.
Although over 6 million Americans likely are affected, scientists and physicians have little understanding of the underlying biological mechanisms causing a loss of smell. To increase awareness about anosmia, Monell has launched a scrolling website created pro bono by Elefint Deigns, a California firm that specializes in strategic design for nonprofits and community organizations. Information about Monell's A Sense of Hope fundraising campaign is available here.


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RCUI Document Version 5.0.0 for Oracle® Fusion Middleware 11g Release 1 Patch Set 1 (184.108.40.206.0)
Last Updated 06-May-2010
Content Switchers allow users to quickly jump back and forth between applications, to change the context of a page or page section, or to change user login.
Note: Images in this guideline are provided as a general reference, and may not be exact representations of FusionFX pages.
Related ADF Elements
Refer to the ADF Faces Rich Client demos page to find demos and tag documentation for the ADF elements related to this component:
Content Switchers are types of choice lists that are used to change quickly from one product, set of content, or user account to another.
Content Switcher usage depends on the type of switcher. Each type of switcher is described in its own section of this guideline:
- Application Switcher: Switches from one product to another.
- Context Switcher: Switches content within a page or section of a page.
- Login Switcher: Switches from one user account to another.
Note: The Content Switcher is not a separate ADF component. It is implemented using the "compact" mode of Select Choice, with certain types of values configured by product teams. See the Related ADF Elements list above for a list of ADF components that may be used to implement a content switcher.
All three types of content switchers consist of the same basic elements:
- Current Selection Text: Indicates the current application, context, or user account. The form of the text depends on the location of the switcher. See the section for each type of switcher for details.
- Drop-Down Button: Opens the switcher choice list. See the Select Choice guideline for component details.
- Choice List: Contains a list of applications, contexts, or users. Content switcher choice lists should be configured as follows:
- Each entry consists of a single line.
- Blank entries are not permitted.
- Entries should be grouped using separator lines.
Content Switcher Elements
The differences between content switchers are a function of switcher location and list content, as described in the following subsections.
Allows the user to switch back and forth between Oracle products.
- An application switcher may only be placed after the product name in the Branding bar, where the product name functions as the current selection text.
- When the user clicks the switcher drop-down button, the choice list displays a list of applications.
- Selecting an application name from the choice list takes the user to the Home page or default opening page of another application.
- Switch within a family of applications: for example, from Sales to Support applications.
- Switch between modules within a family of applications: for example, from one HR module to another HR module.
- Switch between related applications: for example, from a Sales application to Order Management application.
- Switch between different editions or versions of an application: for example, from a recruitment application for managers to a recruitment application for employees.
- The application switcher is primarily recommended for applications belonging to a product suite, where users may need to frequently switch between applications to gain different views or perform different operations on the same or related data.
- If implemented, the application switcher should appear on every page of the application.
- The application switcher must also be implemented in every application listed in the switcher to enable two-way navigation between applications.
- An application switcher should not be used for linking to locations other than the Home Page or default opening page of another application, or Favorites configured by the user.
- An application switcher choice list may also contain the list of Favorites the user has set up. This list should be appended to the application list, after a separator line.
- Do not use an application switcher to link to a specific location within another application. If this is required, use a link within page content together with instructions that identify the task to be performed at the target location in the other application.
Allows the user to change content on the current page or a section of the current page.
- A context switcher may be placed in different locations. In each location, the preceding header text functions as the current selection text.
- Contextual Branding, to switch context for the entire page.
- Primary page header/title, to switch context for the entire page.
- Section header, to switch context for that section only.
- When the user clicks the switcher drop-down button, the choice list displays a list of contexts.
- Selecting a context from the choice list refreshes the page or section with new content.
- Content changes made on one page are usually reflected on drill-down pages, and may also be reflected in subsequent pages of a multi-page process.
Context Switcher in Contextual Branding Area
Two Images of Context Switcher in Header Region (One Showing Select Choice List)
- A user is looking at a detail page of database XYZ, and then uses the context switcher to change the view to database ABC.
- A user is viewing assets for the Accounting department. There is an object list of assets, work requests regarding the assets, and other functionality regarding the assets of that organization. The user uses the context switcher to view the Marketing department assets.
- A project manager is viewing the project schedule and resources for construction of an office building, and then uses the context switcher to view the project schedule and resources for construction of a hospital.
- The context switcher is recommended as a quick, alternative method of switching page contexts, without requiring users to navigate up to an object list to select a different object or attribute.
- The context switcher is recommended for professional applications; avoid placing it in applications for non-technical users because users may lose track of their context if provided with context switchers.
- When implemented, the context switcher must appear on every page listed in the choice list to enable two-way navigation between those pages.
Allows the user to change login credentials without restarting the application.
- A login switcher may be placed after a login stamp, with the login stamp data functioning as the current selection text. See the Page Stamps guideline for more details on login stamps.
- When the user clicks the switcher drop-down button, the choice list displays a list of user IDs.
- Selecting a user ID from the choice list switches credentials, allowing access to different application features or data depending on privileges of the user account.
Login Switcher with User Stamp Label
- An administrator is logged in with a personal user account and realizes that super-user privileges are necessary to complete a task. In this case a login switcher allows the administrator to quickly change the login without needing to restart the application.
- A member of a project team is working on a shared computer when another user needs quick access to data managed within the same application. They can use the login switcher to quickly change the login account to view or edit data, and then switch back to the original login so the first user can continue work.
- The login switcher is recommended as a quick, alternative method of switching logins, without needing to restart the application or the system.
- The login switcher is recommended for professional users; applications for non-technical users typically provide access only for a single user ID.
- When implemented, the login switcher must be available for all user accounts listed in the choice list to enable two-way switching between user accounts.


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I'm trying to use IPC::System::Simple to run a command and capture the output, via either capture() or capturex() (they should both behave exactly the same under Windows). The Perl script is running as a web page under IIS, which has CGI handler mappings configured for Strawberry Perl. The problem is that the command runs and returns an exit value of 0, yet no output is captured. However, if I run the exact same code from a command prompt, it works fine. If I use IPC::System::Simple's system() replacement, output is printed, but not captured---it works fine. If I use backticks, it works fine.
Here are some examples to illustrate what's happening:
Exit value is 0, but no results are printed. If I change capture() to system(), the results are printed to the browser, and the exit value is still 0:
If I modify the script to this:
And then I run it from the shell, I see all the glorious output of svn info.
If I instead use backticks or qx//, and then run the script through IIS and hit the page in a browser, the output is captured and printed just fine.
So, it looks like capture() is not capturing, but only when running through IIS. It's not a permissions problem, because backticks work. In fact, the command itself is working (exit value of 0, output seen via system()). It's just that the output is escaping / being redirected somewhere / not being captured.


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Love and Money argues that we can't understand contemporary queer cultures without looking through the lens of social class. Resisting old divisions between culture and economy, identity and privilege, left and queer, recognition and redistribution, Love and Money offers supple approaches to capturing class experience and class form in and around queerness.
Contrary to familiar dismissals, not every queer television or movie character is like Will Truman on Will and Grace—rich, white, healthy, professional, detached from politics, community, and sex. Through ethnographic encounters with readers and cultural producers and such texts as Boys Don't Cry, Brokeback Mountain, By Hook or By Crook, and wedding announcements in the New York Times, Love and Money sees both queerness and class across a range of idioms and practices in everyday life. How, it asks, do readers of Dorothy Allison's novels use her work to find a queer class voice? How do gender and race broker queer class fantasy? How do independent filmmakers cross back and forth between industry and queer sectors, changing both places as they go and challenging queer ideas about bad commerce and bad taste?
With an eye to the nuances and harms of class difference in queerness and a wish to use culture to forge queer and class affinities, Love and Money returns class and its politics to the study of queer life.
1. The Class Character of Boys Don't Cry
2. Queer Visibility and Social Class
3. Every Queer Thing We Know
4. Recognition: Queers, Class, and Dorothy Allison
5. Queer Relay
6. Plausible Optimism
Conclusion: A Cultural Politics of Love and Solidarity
"In Love and Money Henderson attempts to look at contemporary queer cultures through the lens of social class. Henderson is critical of the distorted ways in which American media represents queer cultures and identity and seeks to study the difference that social class makes on queer subjectivity and representation."-Rohit K. Dasgupta,Transnational Cinemas
"Henderson's affective approach to the case history yields rich accounts of the resourceful survival strategies through which queer films and novels get made despite limited means. Exemplifying the values of love and solidarity that she finds in her cases, her critical practice offers innovative approaches to thinking queer and class together and fresh answers to longstanding questions about what it means to make art in a market economy."-Ann Cvetkovich,University of Texas, Austin
Throughout, Henderson grounds queer cultural criticism in the liminal movements and moments of everyday life, treating this criticism as art and understanding criticism as inside of, and a contributor to, cultural production. She also formulates a new kind of classed-queerness, one characterized by softness and slowness, of people trying hard to live and survive as best as they can. Summing Up: Highly recommended."-CHOICE
"It may be that the book is, at its core, an unusually intimate excavation of media-cultural experience. This much is evident in the carefully crafted prose and the frequent self-reflexive passages in which the author's various roles—as researcher, critic, fan, and consumer, but also as queer and classed subject—are laid more bare than is customary. Henderson reveals herself as voracious observer, situation her half-dozen primary objects in a jam-packed mediascape, where no one-off episode or festival favorite is too far off the mainstream radar. This is commendable, and invigorating, while the field tends to compartmentalize mainstream and experimental film and media as nonconversant tracks. Love and Money is also, irrefutably, hopeful. This may also be a suit that many of us are unaccustomed to wearing, especially as regards class politics at the current historical juncture. But in these pages, it might pay to try. It is, at least, as Henderson herself concludes, 'a place to start.'"-Cynthia Crisis,International Journal of Communication
"Drawn along disciplinary lines of queer theory, feminist theory, and critical cultural studies, Love and Money contributes vital scholarly debates over the emancipatory potential of cultural recognition versus economic redistribution. As a scholar of communication, Henderson adds valuable complexity to this discussion, highlighting the ways in which queer visibility depends on a class - race reduction mediated through tropes of bodily excess, disenfranchisement, and trauma. Through timely and profound analysis she weaves together disparate experiences and expressions from a variety of queer cultural texts to present a language of queer-class engagement that articulates the categories of race and gender while working to recenter class as a vital frame through which to understand the production of sexual difference." -Meg Rooney,QED: A Journal in GLBTQ Worldmaking
"Love and Money is at once fiercely intellectual and full of heart, formidable and invitingly funny. In this series of essays, Lisa Henderson offers some of the sharpest, most imaginative analysis of queerness and social class out there, shaking up entrenched ideas about how the two are and should be related."-Joshua Gamson,University of San Francisco


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This video is purely transformative and more creative, and less factual and falls under the fair use exception to copyright. Using Pocoyo copyright material for illustration or example and reproducing, reposting, or quoting in order to memorialize, preserve for parody and educational purposes.


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Lichens, drones, and dinosaur bones – Dr Brian Pickles
What do lichens and drones have to do with dinosaur bones? Come along and listen to Dr Brian Pickles talk about his exciting dinosaur discovery in Dinosaur Provincial Park (Alberta, Canada) in 2021. He will also be discussing the biodiversity of the dinosaur-dominated Late Cretaceous ecosystems (77-75 million years ago) and his research on the interactions between modern organisms and fossils.
The event is FREE but booking is essential due to limited space
Date: Wed 19th Jan 2022
Start time: 19:15 for 19:30
End time (approx): 20:30
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text: This paper analyzes the agreed and discrepant sensemaking of members of a project team. Embedded in a narratological approach to sensemaking research, we argue that before scholars may be able to understand in detail how agreements are reached and action becomes coordinated, we need first to take seriously the proposition that sensemaking occurs in the context of individuals' idiosyncratic efforts at identity construction. This, we suggest, means attending to the narratives that actors tell about their work and self both for others and their selves. The key research contribution that we make is to demonstrate how work on 'impression management' and 'attributional egotism' may be employed in order to account for discrepant sensemaking. This is important in the context of a literature that has left relatively unexplored the reasons why people interpret differently experiences they have in common.


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Proposal for measuring out-of-time-ordered correlators at finite temperature with coupled spin chains
Information scrambling, which is the spread of local information through a system's many-body degrees of freedom, is an intrinsic feature of many-body dynamics. In quantum systems, the out-of-time-ordered correlator (OTOC) quantifies information scrambling. Motivated by experiments that have measured the OTOC at infinite temperature and a theory proposal to measure the OTOC at finite temperature using the thermofield double state, we describe a protocol to measure the OTOC in a finite temperature spin chain that is realized approximately as one half of the ground state of two moderately-sized coupled spin chains. We consider a spin Hamiltonian with particle-hole symmetry, for which we show that the OTOC can be measured without needing sign-reversal of the Hamiltonian. We describe a protocol to mitigate errors in the estimated OTOC, arising from the finite approximation of the system to the thermofield double state. We show that our protocol is also robust to main sources of decoherence in experiments.


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Lee Kyouhong: Breathing of Light
Soluna Fine Art is delighted to present Breathing of Light, the first solo exhibition of the Korean glass artist Lee Kyouhong in Hong Kong. Within the exhibition Soluna Fine Art will present seven new mixed-media works highlighting Lee's current practice and exploration of the material and metaphorical qualities of glass.
In this latest series, Lee has created works that explore the materiality and phenomenological metamorphosis of glass to examine the concept of '정중동' '靜中動' (movements in stillness). Titled, Breathing of Light, these works predominantly work with a base layer of flat painted mirror and laminated glass primarily utilising red, yellow and blue, with three dimensional wedges of glass arranged irregularly on the surface. This compositional form confers Lee's perception of harmonic beauty in a chaotic situation, and visually describes his search for balance in life. The thematic juxtaposition of harmony in chaos is furthered by the contrast in textures of the glass elements. In this regard, despite the rough configuration of the wedges, they lie upon the flat surface like droplets of water making no physical indentation or impression on its serenity.
2019年4月27日 - 2019年5月22日
開放時間: 10:00 - 18:00 (二至日)/ 10:00 - 16:00 (六）


Where are polar bears found in Newfoundland?
Polar Bears are most frequently spotted on the Great Northern Penninsula but Polar Bears have been seen as far south as St. John's on the southern Avalon Peninsula, Fogo Island, the Witless Bay Ecological Reserve, and pretty much every coastal community in Newfoundland and Labrador.
Are there bears in Newfoundland island?
The Newfoundland black bear (Ursus americanus hamiltoni) is a morphologically distinct subspecies of the American black bear which is endemic to the island of Newfoundland in Atlantic Canada.
Are there wolves in Newfoundland?
A quick wiki search will tell you the Newfoundland wolf (a subspecies of the grey wolf) is long gone and that the only canine on the island is the coyote, which was recently introduced.
Are there grizzly bears in Newfoundland?
Newfoundland does not have the American Brown bear (Grizzly Bear). Grizzly Bears will stand their ground if you encounter them. Black bears will try to avoid encounters with humans. NL, like Ontario has the Black Bears.
Do polar bears eat humans?
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Do polar bears eat penguins?
What is the warmest temperature a polar bear can live in?
The warmest areas in summer are inland regions of Siberia, Alaska, and Canada where temperatures can reach as high as 32°C (90°F). The ocean temperatures in the Arctic are about -1.5°C (29°F) in summer.
Can a polar bear survive in warm weather?
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I noticed that with the new messages' feature, chat messages seem to be archived (or at least those chat messages sent after activating the new platform). How does one tell the difference between one that was sent via chat window (at the bottom) versus the message inbox.
My current way to sort is by emoticons since friends tend to make emoticons more frequently than a message sent from the Inbox.
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It kind of works like in Google Wave. If you're both online then if your friend sends you a message, you get a chat conversation and it is archived in your inbox. Regardless of where the message was composed, if both of you are online on chat then the recipient would receive it in the chatbox and the inbox. If one of you is offline, then it would go straight to the inbox.
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How to find elements in List in Flutter
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Introduction
In Flutter/Dart, there are situations when we need to find elements in a List. In this post, we'll look at how to do it.
How to find elements in List in Flutter
In Flutter/Dart we have several methods that allow us to find element/elements in a List.
Using contains() method to check if a list contains an element or not
var list = [0, 1, 2, 3];
print(list.contains(2)); // true
print(list.contains(4)); // false
The output:
true
false
Using theindexOf() method to find the index of the first occurrence of an element
var list = [0, 1, 2, 3];
print(list.indexOf(2)); // 2
The output:
2
Using lastIndexOf() method to find the index of last occurence of an element
var list = [0, 1, 2, 3, 2, 1, 0];
print(list.lastIndexOf(0)); // 6
The output:
6
Using theindexWhere() method to find the index of the first element that matches a specific condition
var list = [0, 1, 2, 3, 2, 1, 0];
print(list.indexWhere((item) => item > 1)); // 2
The output:
2
Using thelastIndexWhere() method to find the index of the last element that matches given condition
var list = [0, 1, 2, 3, 2, 1, 0];
print(list.lastIndexWhere((item) => item > 1)); // 4
The output:
4
Conclusion
In this article, we presented several ways to find element/elements in a list in Flutter/Dart.
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How do I use Person Code to limit access to a survey?
You can a limit who is able to respond to a survey by setting a person code within a survey. Person code is simply set by setting the variable p= on the URL of a survey. So an example survey URL might be like
You substitute you own value for [p_value], so the actual link might look something like this.
The actual value you use after the p= does not matter. You can use the p code to match survey responses to customer ids in other systems.
SurveyTown treats the "p" variable in a couple special ways.
- SurveyTown will store the value automatically with the survey response.
- If you check to limit taking of surveys by person code, SurveyTown will look to see if there is a response with that personcode already attached to that survey it will block the respondent from taking the survey again.
In sum, by adding a p= variable onto the end of your survey URLs you can match your survey responses to customers and limit the ability for customers to take a survey more than one time.


Creating a record is optional (we will see soon). If you allow user to create a record, you must supply an action to jTable to create a new record:
[HttpPost]
public JsonResult CreatePerson(Person person)
{
 try
 {
 if (!ModelState.IsValid)
 {
 return Json(new { Result = "ERROR",
 Message = "Form is not valid! " +
 "Please correct it and try again." });
 }
 var addedPerson = _personRepository.AddPerson(person);
 return Json(new { Result = "OK", Record = addedPerson });
 }
 catch (Exception ex)
 {
 return Json(new { Result = "ERROR", Message = ex.Message });
 }
}
CreatePerson method must return the newly created object as the Record property. This is needed since newly inserted record will has a key (PersonId in this sample) and automatically generated values (such as RecordDate here).
Updating
Editing a record is optional (we will see soon). If you allow user to edit a record, you must supply an action to jTable to update a record:
[HttpPost]
public JsonResult UpdatePerson(Person person)
{
 try
 {
 if (!ModelState.IsValid)
 {
 return Json(new { Result = "ERROR",
 Message = "Form is not valid! " +
 "Please correct it and try again." });
 }
 _personRepository.UpdatePerson(person);
 return Json(new { Result = "OK" });
 }
 catch (Exception ex)
 {
 return Json(new { Result = "ERROR", Message = ex.Message });
 }
}
Deleting
Deleting a record is optional (we will see soon). If you allow user to delete a record, You must supply an action to jTable to delete a record:
[HttpPost]
public JsonResult DeletePerson(int personId)
{
 try
 {
 _personRepository.DeletePerson(personId);
 return Json(new { Result = "OK" });
 }
 catch (Exception ex)
 {
 return Json(new { Result = "ERROR", Message = ex.Message });
 }
}
Getting options
jTable can automatically download and fill comboboxes from a URL. For instance, the City combobox in the Person create/edit form above uses this feature. In such cases, you must supply an action to get the option list:
[HttpPost]
public JsonResult GetCityOptions()
{
 try
 {
 var cities = _personRepository.GetCities().Select(
 c => new { DisplayText = c.CityName, Value = c.CityId });
 return Json(new { Result = "OK", Options = cities });
 }
 catch (Exception ex)
 {
 return Json(new { Result = "ERROR", Message = ex.Message });
 }
}
The returning JSON object must have the Options property. It is an array of objects and every object has two properties: DisplayText and Value.
View
Until here, there was nothing about jTable and javascript. C# codes above was specific to the ASP.NET MVC implementation. View side is completely about jTable.
You can obtain jTable either from nuget package or from it's web site.
When you download jTable, you will have a folder structure as shown below:
jTable folder structure
jquery.jtable.js file is the main and only JavaScript file which you must include in your page.
First, we add the metro style blue color theme file to the HEAD section of the HTML document (Razor view in ASP.NET MVC3):
<link href="_URL_
 rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />
You can use other ready themes or can write your own style files. Then we must add the jquery.jtable.js script file to the page:

Note that jTable is dependent on jQuery and jQueryUI (included UI effects). So, you must add those scripts to your page before jTable. If you don't have these libraries, go to _URL_ to download jQueryUI (it includes jQuery).
Finally, we can create the jTable instance like this:

Yes, it's a long definition but that's all! jTable does not need anything else to create tables, forms, and animations. All options are explained in API Reference documantation but I want to explain some basics now.
As you can see, jTable just needs a div container as the only HTML tag. It gets options:
 - title: Title of the table.
 - actions: URLs of actions that are used to create/delete/update/list records.
 - fields: All fields of the record. A field entry has properties those define shape and behaviour the field.
Finally, the load method of jTable is used to get records from the server. You can always call this method to load/refresh table data from the server.
Paging
jTable allows you server side paging with AJAX. See a demo here. It looks like the sample below:
jTable paging
To enable paging, paging option must set to true. You can also set pageSize option (default value is 10).
$('#PersonTable').jtable({
 //...
 paging: true, //Set paging enabled
 actions: {
 //...
 },
 fields: {
 //...
 }
});
If paging is enabled, jTable sends two query string parameters to the server on listAction AJAX call:
 - jtStartIndex: Start index of records for current page.
 - jtPageSize: Count of maximum expected records.
Also, one additional information is expected from server:
 - TotalRecordCount: Total count of records (not only this page).
An ASP.NET MVC action that is used for paging is shown below:
[HttpPost]
public JsonResult PersonList(int jtStartIndex, int jtPageSize)
{
 try
 {
 int personCount = _personRepository.GetPersonCount();
 List<Person> persons = _personRepository.GetPersons(jtStartIndex, jtPageSize);
 return Json(new { Result = "OK", Records = persons, TotalRecordCount = personCount });
 }
 catch (Exception ex)
 {
 return Json(new { Result = "ERROR", Message = ex.Message });
 }
}
Sorting
jTable allows you server side sorting with AJAX. See


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Most states require that contractors, suppliers, and other participants on construction projects send some sort of preliminary notice in order to secure lien rights. In states with preliminary notice requirements, failing to send notice is often fatal to a mechanics lien or bond claim. It is still generally incredibly beneficial to send preliminary notice even if it's not required in your state. Here are 5 reasons why:
1. Provides Visibility
Sending preliminary notice informs the parties in charge of the project of your involvement. You might be thinking, "of course they know I'm involved!" but it's rarely this simple. If you were hired by the general contractor or some other third party, it's very likely the property owner has no idea what your role is on the project and how much you expect to be paid. This problem is compounded on large projects which might have dozens of tiers of hiring.
2. Speeds Up the Payment Process
Sending a preliminary notice even if it's not required prioritizes your invoice and motivates the party with the money to pay you before others. The notice serves as a reminder that payment is due, and also motivates the paying party to make payment on time. For further reading, check out our article "How Preliminary Notices Improve The Payment Process For Everyone."
3. Avoid Filing a Lien
Filing a lien is a great option for construction parties who haven't been paid on time to secure payment – it's much more cost effective than hiring an attorney and filing a lawsuit or just eating costs. However, sending preliminary notice is even easier and less expensive than filing a lien, and is frequently sufficient to get the payment ball rolling. Levelset's data shows that a mechanics lien only needs to be filed in 2% of cases where preliminary notice and notice of intent are sent properly. See: What's the Difference Between a Preliminary Notice and a Notice of Intent to Lien?
4. Builds Good Relationships with Customers
The reason preliminary notice requirements exist in most states is for the benefit of top-of-chain parties for the reasons listed in this article, such as communication and visibility. Sending preliminary notice even if it's not required provides the recipient(s) with the same benefits and can also build trust.
5. Promotes Communication
Creating and maintaining an open flow of communication with customers is important. Think about it – when is communication ever a bad thing? Keeping top-of-chain parties in the loop helps avoid unpleasant surprises (like an unexpected lien), which is likely much more damaging to a business relationship than a preliminary notice.


The Inventor
Survival. Brilliance. Obsession. The untold story of modern medicine.
The Inventor is a true story inspired by the life of Herman Margulies, a brilliant, but obstinate holocaust survivor who leaves Poland in search of a better life in the United States. With an unwavering spirit of hope, he overcomes the pain of his past and builds an accomplished, yet un-applauded career as an inventor, revolutionizing modern medical devices. Later, he pursues his passion as an artist, and despite his professional success, his personal life is overshadowed by eccentricities and his obsessive lifestyle with the women he loved.
In the end, will his obsession outweigh his wisdom?
In pre-production in association with CALIFORNIA PICTURES
Abandoned, inspiration behind The Inventor
"No matter what you do, do it with a passion" Herman Margulies


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- The teaching podiums each have a control panel installed on the top for easy access to many of the equipment features. The control panel options will vary depending on the equipment package in that room. Power for each piece of equipment is not available from the control panel. The only standard power button from the control panel will be for the ceiling-mounted projector.
- Press button on control marked "Display Power" to turn on the power for the ceiling
power for the ceiling projector.
Note: the image from the projector will not show up right away. Please be patient! If you press the button again the projector will go into a "sleep" mode and consequently will require several minutes before you can attempt to power it on again.
Computer, VCR, DVD
- Power for the PC can be turned on using the power button on the front of the PC. You
can power on any of the additional equipment such as VCR, DVD, or document camera
using the power button on the front of the equipment.
Note: Please leave all equipment powered on-except for the projector.
- All the PC's in the podiums have some standard software such as the Internet browser, Microsoft Internet Explorer and the Microsoft Office Suite with Word, PowerPoint, etc. If you teach regularly in a classroom and need to request that computer services install other software, please open a help ticket to make that request.
- The control panel allows you to switch between devices for viewing through the ceiling
mounted projector. For instance if the last person in the room used the VCR last,
a blue light on the panel will indicate that the VCR is chosen for viewing through
the projector. You can press the button for any other device when you want the image
from that device to be projected.
Note: The projectors are scheduled to time-out after 3 hours. To avoid having to restart the projector press the button on the podium that controls the device you are using before 3 hours have passed.
- To turn off the projector, you must press and hold the "Display Power" button until the projector powers down. It contains this safety feature so that users do not accidentally turn off the projector by having books or papers on top of the podium surface.
Wall Talker White Board Surface
Classrooms are equipped with a surface used as a white board and projection screen. The following list contains important tips for using the surface properly to maintain its quality.
- Don't use Permanent markers or Flip Chart Markers, use ONLY dry erase markers: EXPO markers
- Clean with the eraser provided by the Wall Talker company (there should be one in every room; regular white board erasers are too abrasive).
- It there is not an eraser, use a paper towel or damp paper towel.
Note: the Wall Talker is a wallpaper surface with a Teflon coating and can be damaged by anything abrasive.
Each piece of equipment is wired through the audio amplifier so that you will have sound available from any of the devices. There is a volume control knob on the control panel.
An outlet that allows connection of a laptop will be added to the top of the podium. This will allow someone to place a laptop on the surface of the podium and connect it to the ceiling mounted projector.


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While the use and size of land connected with U.S. lighthouses varies, observers say the Point Retreat lighthouse reserve near Juneau is larger than most.
Years ago, lighthouses established by the federal government were assigned a reservation. In some cases an entire island was set aside as a lighthouse reserve. In other cases, part of the island became the reserve, said Dave Snyder, a historian with the U.S. Lighthouse Society, a nonprofit historical and educational organization based in San Francisco.
U.S. Lighthouse Society President Wayne Wheeler was a navigator on the Coast Guard cutter Sweetbrier in Alaska in the 1960s. Among other duties, the crew dropped off food, mail and movies at Southeast lighthouses, including Point Retreat, every two weeks.
At 1,500 acres, Point Retreat's land base is unusual, he said.
"There's no reason for them to have that kind of acreage. If you look at other light stations around the country, there's just not that kind of acreage," Wheeler said.
The society's Washington chapter runs a lighthouse at New Dungeness on the Olympic Peninsula that includes about 20 acres. The light station at Point Bonita, Calif., was about 180 acres, he said.
Lighthouses closer to railroads or more populated areas might have included less land, while those further away, such as those in Alaska, might have included more land so the keeper would be self-sufficient, Snyder said.
As an example, a lighthouse keeper might fell trees for firewood or to build a fence. Some keepers were involved in minor commercial activities such as fishing or crabbing, Snyder said.
"In lighthouse days, there would have been minimal management," he said.
Light stations in the early 19th century also used the land to plant crops, grow vegetables and keep cows, chickens and pigs, Wheeler added.
In Alaska, the Coast Guard leased the 216-acre Cape Decision lighthouse reserve to Cape Decision Lighthouse Society in 1997, according to society President Karen Johnson of Sitka. Along with the lighthouse and other buildings, the reserve includes a 0.7-mile spur trail that provides access to the site, she said.
Part of a 4.5-mile Port McArthur historic trail also is on the reserve. The lighthouse group has collaborated with the Forest Service on trail construction, Johnson said.
As with the land around the Point Retreat lighthouse reserve, the land adjacent to Cape Decision on southern Kuiu Island is managed for semi-remote recreation by the Forest Service. The designation provides a predominantly natural setting for semi-primitive recreation with some rustic recreation and tourism facilities allowed, according to the agency.
The Cape St. Elias lighthouse is on Kayak Island between Cordova and Yakutat. The island is 22 miles long by 2 miles wide, and the Cape St. Elias Lightkeepers' Association lease with the Coast Guard includes about 500 acres, President Toni Bocci said.
"It's sheer rock that goes up 1,500 feet that you can't do anything with. The lighthouse is on the tip," she said.
The association's main focus is restoring the lighthouse building, a task made more difficult because of the site's location, Bocci said.
"Ours is more remote than some of the other ones," she said. "You have to charter a plane, land on the beach and hike two miles, carrying everything on your back."
Closer to Juneau, the Sentinel Island Lighthouse, which can be seen from Amalga Harbor, is on six forested acres.
The Five Finger Light sits on a "three-acre rock" 64 miles south of Juneau, according to Valerie O'Hare of the Juneau Lighthouse Association. What a land transfer at Point Retreat could mean to other Alaska lighthouses will depend on what happens next, she said.
"What's going to affect us is what they do after," she said. "With that being said, we hope that whatever they do is not only done in the best interest of Point Retreat, but done within the best interest of the entire lighthouse program in Alaska."
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Former Grand Trunk Railway Station
St. Mary's Junction Station
St. Mary's Junction Station
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Listed on the Canadian Register:
Statement of Significance
Description of Historic Place
The former Grand Trunk Railway (GTR) station at St. Mary's Junction expresses the design of the initial GTR stations. It was built in 1858, and its mid 19th century Georgian form, stone walls and distinctive roof brackets still distinguish it from its surroundings today. This single storey station stands isolated in a field beside the track at the early railroad junction north of the town of St. Mary's.
The station at St. Mary's Junction has been designated a heritage railway station because of its historical, architectural and environmental significance.
The former Grand Trunk Railway (GTR) station at St. Mary's Junction was built in 1858 and is one of the largest and most original surviving GTR stations. Designed as a First Class Way Side Station by British architect Francis Thompson, it follows the modest Italianate style typical of contemporary British station design. It was constructed to the north of the town of St. Mary's as a (manual) control point for the junction of rail lines from Toronto to Sarnia and to London. Young Thomas Edison worked here as a controller during the early days of the station. By that time St. Mary's was already an established community, although it subsequently prospered from the nation-wide market the GTR provided for its local limestone.
The heritage value of the St. Mary's Junction Station resides in both its rarity and in the clarity with which it witnesses the design, composition, materials, and setting of original GTR stations. Value resides in its balanced massing and proportions, and in the elements of its design which express the standard early GTR Italianate style, form and detailing.
Source: Heritage Character Statement, former St. Mary's Grand Trunk Railway Station, May 1993. Heritage Assessment Report RSR-143, 1992.
Character-defining elements of the Former Grand Trunk Railway Station include:
- the rectangular footprint and block-like single storey massing of the station under a shallow pitched gable roof,
- its simple symmetrical composition, balanced proportions, and handsome aspect,
- the regular definition of its arcaded apertures,
- its Italianate details: arched openings, deep overhanging eaves, ornate end chimneys, circular gable window vents,
- the integrity of its exterior materials, particularly its local limestone and wood,
- the skilled craftsmanship with which its stonework is executed visible in regular stone courses, stone surrounds, arcades and chimneys,
- its solid wall construction,
- the integrity of its surviving early interior furnishings and fittings, their (primarily wood) materials, early form, composition, craftsmanship and finishes: including but not exclusive to the station's tongue-and-groove wainscot, wooden baseboards and picture rails and plaster walls and ceilings,
- continued legibility of the volumes and functions of specific spaces within the building.
Government of Canada
Heritage Railway Stations Protection Act
Heritage Railway Station
Theme - Category and Type
- Developing Economies
- Communications and Transportation
- Expressing Intellectual and Cultural Life
- Architecture and Design
Function - Category and Type
- Station or Other Rail Facility
Architect / Designer
Location of Supporting Documentation
National Historic Sites Directorate, Documentation Centre, 5th Floor, Room 89, 25 Eddy Street, Gatineau, Quebec
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Measuring chain for measuring the noise of road vehicles according to the SPB method
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The SPB (Statistical Pass-By Method) measuring equipment is a measuring chain of several devices connected in a system. The measuring chain includes a microphone, a modular precision sound analyzer, 2 photocells for vehicle speed measurements, a laptop computer, a microcontroller, and a humidity and temperature meter. It is intended for measuring the maximum noise level of passing road vehicles and determining the SPB index, which defines driving surfaces according to the noise they cause.
The measurement method is carried out in accordance with the SIST EN ISO 11819-1 standard. It determines the influence of car tires rolling on road surfaces on the emission of road traffic noise into the environment. The modular precision sound analyzer detects the maximum noise levels of passing vehicles via a microphone standing 7.5 m from the center of the considered driving lane on the test field. Photocells record the passage of vehicles at the measurement point. The speed is determined from the difference in the registration times of each photocell and from the mutual distance between the positions of the photocells, and at the same time the category of the individual vehicle is entered into the computer. After computer processing of the data, a regression curve of the maximum noise levels depending on the speed of the vehicles is determined depending on the type of vehicle.
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[Bioperl-l] Bio::LocatableSeq end checking inconsistency
Jun Yin jun.yin at ucd.ie
Fri Aug 13 09:36:34 EDT 2010
Hi, all,
I am the google summer of code student working on Bio::Align subsystem
refactoring. The code (Bio::SimpleAlign) I re-implemented now has passed
nearly all the test, except a few tests on seq/start-end testing. But here
comes a problem. This may be an old issue, that the Bio::LocatableSeq end
assignment and checking are inconsistent.
The current end checking method is based on:
However, this checking may not fit the real world case.
The inconsistency usually happens when a few columns of the sequence are
For example:
my $a = Bio::LocatableSeq->new(
 -id => 'a',
 -strand => 1,
 -seq => '-tcgatc-atcgatcg',
 -start => 30,
 -end => 43
If we remove the 1st, 8th and the last columns
$a->seq() will be 'tcgatcatcgatc'
Actually, in the real world, the first residue will still be 30 (the old
$seq->start), and the last residue is the residue before the 43 (the old
$seq->end), thus 42.
But if you call a validation, the calculation is
So the reassignment of the $seq->end will not pass the validation.
So unless you save the information to a new sequence object, the original
position information will be lost anyway. But in some cases, we have to
change the sequence in its original sequence object..
What is your suggestion on this issue?
A. pass the test and lose the information _TAG_ in coding but the
start-end annotation is not right any more
B. keep the information and forget the test _TAG_ object will still
remember where the last residue was in the original sequence. But is it
really meaningful at all? Because all the other residues may come from
C. Neither of above _TAG_ other suggestions?
Jun Yin
Ph.D. student in U.C.D.
Bioinformatics Laboratory
Conway Institute
University College Dublin
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The course in eyebrow design aims to improve the makeup artist or an esthetician who wants to refine his technique. You will learn that the job of an eyebrow designer is to analyze and take the measurements of the faces, correct if necessary and level the eyebrows, cut, draw and sculpt the shape that best suits the morphology of the face.. This course is given by Caroline Theoret. You have the option of taking private lessons with your teacher for the sum of $ 1025 plus tax. This option is advantageous for students with an atypical schedule, a desire to do several lessons per week or even in order to benefit from the teacher's supervision 100%. Otherwise, you can also take the course in a small group of 4 people at a cost of $ 875 plus tax.
Course Description
Lesson Plan
# 1. Presentation of the work accessories of the designer in eyebrows.
# 2. Study of the morphology of the face and the eyebrows. Demonstration of an eyebrow design. Theory and practice. Study of the different stages of an eyebrow design; eye analysis, analysis of the direction of eyebrow hair growth, analysis of the cut, analysis of the appropriate shape and execution of the eyebrow design. Theory and practice.
# 3. Perform the different stages of an eyebrow design on a model who has never had his eyebrows sculpted. Theory and practice.
# 4. Perform the different steps of an eyebrow design on a model with little or very little eyebrows. Theory and practice.
# 5. Practical eyebrow design exam to check if you have all the knowledge necessary to offer the eyebrow design service. A diploma will be issued upon successful completion of the exam.


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Get the following policy documents for students with a disability.
Students with Disability
Transition from School for Students with Disability
- Transition from School for Students with Disability
- Effective Transition Planning Timeline
- Guiding Documents and Additional Resources
NDIS information for schools
The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) information package for Northern Territory Government schools comprises documents which contain the appropriate documentation needed by each stakeholder group; family, provider or school.
The Northern Territory Government would like to acknowledge the Victorian Department of Education and Training, South Australian Department of Education and Child Development and the National Disability Insurance Scheme for permission to use and adapt their information for the development of this information package.
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Baby mice sleep a lot to keep their bodies worm. But you can wrap it in a blanket so it doesn't lose body temperature
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