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Neocherish - An Intelligent Care Unit For Neonatal Icterus
NeoCherish - Noninvasive monitoring and treatment for neonatal icterus. Neonatal icterus, a problem in 60% of full term babies and 85% of pre-term babies. NeoCherish provides an effective solution for neonatal icterus. It is an intelligent system which is fully automatic noninvasive measurement of bilirubin in blood serum and treats with the higher wavelength LED (Light Emitting Diode) for cure. In existing method after arising the symptoms in the neonatal due to the cause of hyperbilirubinemia, blood sample is taken for testing bilirubin value in blood serum. For treatment, phototherapy method is handled. In proposed system, newborns are placed in NeoCherish intelligent care system, it checks for the bilirubin value in blood serum noninvasively using LED wavelength about 400nm. If the obtained value exceeds the predefined value, results in three different states as normal, mild and critical jaundice. Based on this states treatment process will be turned at slightly higher wavelength of LED ranges from 410nm to 490nm, which posses the photo transformation process to reduce the level of bilirubin in blood serum. Monitoring system keeps on monitors and displays the bilirubin value. Data are transmitted for doctors monitor using zigbee module. Configure the device could be done by the doctor from the remote location. Database is also maintained for future analysis.

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1. Add your sorted select statement to your OLE DB source.
 2. Right click and go to Show Advanced Editor.
 3. Click the last tab on top, "Input and Output Properties".
 4. Click OLE DB Source Output
 5. Change the IsSorted property to True, the default is false.
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 7. Now expand the tree view for "OLE DB Source Output" and expand "Output Columns"
 8. Find the column that you sorted in your result set and assign it a SortKeyPosition of 1.
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Use File Cache and the Cache Transform to help mitigate network issues.
Why does the Cache Transform in SSIS have a file cache option? When would I use this, especially when compared with using the default option which is to store the results in memory? One downside of the default option of storing the results in memory is that the cache is cleared immediately once the package is completed and that memory cache cannot be shared among other packages.
However, the File connection option will allow the results to be reused among multiple packages. But hold up, that's not quite as good as you might think, each package still must read from the file and then subsequently load that file into memory!
So why are we discussing this if it's essentially doing the same thing as the default option? Good point, and well received, did you read the title?
Imagine now that you have a rather large table that you need to access many times during your nightly ETL, this is very common in data warehousing situations. You can now lessen the effect of a poor performing network by using the file cache option in the cache transform. You can bring the data across the network only once, load it into a file, and in the future you can reference that file on your local machine and avoid going across the network. As you can imagine this can be quite advantageous!
Set up is quite simple as well, see below:
 1. Bring the cache transform into your data flow and connect it to your source.
 2. Open the cache transform for editing.
 3. Select NEW for cache connection manager.
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 5. Select "Use file Cache" and then browse to the location where the file will be stored.
 6. Next click the Column tab at the top and specify at least one index column.
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 8. Click OK, map the columns, Click OK to close out the transform.
Now that the initial set up is complete I will demonstrate how to reference this file:
 1. In the next data flow I set up an OLE DB source and connection that output to a Lookup transform.
 2. Inside the lookup transform select "Cache Connection Manager" on the general screen.
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 4. On the connection screen select your cache connection manager from the drop down list.
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 6. And that's it!, set up the rest of your lookup transform like you normally would.
Thanks for looking!
How to Export Images from a database to file system in SSIS using the Export Column component.
I have wanted to blog about this for quite some time. The Export Column is one of those SSIS components that you never use but need to know about just in case. This is also a very easy component to configure.
 1. The source query requires the photo column and the path of where you want to store the photo on your file system.
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 1. Next bring the Export Column transform into your data flow and connect it to your source.
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 1. Finally, open the export column and set the properties for the Extract Column(Photo) and File Path Column.
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Execute the package and you're done! This transform saved me some time ago when I needed to extract images for a report. Thanks for looking!
Create efficient Range Lookups with the Task Factory Advanced Lookup Transform
There are three generally accepted methods to perform the tricky range lookup in SSIS. A great blog post that outlines all three of these methods and how they perform can be found here. Per the post the best performing solution is unfortunately the one that is arguably the most difficult to set up. Fortunately for us we can get all the performance of scripting without all the work!
Scenario:
We need to perform a lookup to the segment table based on the Weekday and Time that the transaction took place. For example, assume we had a transaction take place on Tuesday at 15:30:00. This transaction would need to be mapped to the SegmentKey of 3. Screenshot of segment table below:
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Now that we have identified our business requirement, let's look at how we can use the Advanced Lookup Transform in Task Factory to solve this tricky problem.
 1. For this example we will need two data flow tasks.
 1. The first data flow task will load our segment table into the TF ADV Lookup Cache Transform.
 1. Inside the first data flow task I bring in an OLEDB Source and select my Segment table.
 2. Next I bring in the TF Advanced Lookup Cache transform and connect the two transforms. (Screenshot 1)
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 1. Open the TF Cache transform and select "Create New Lookup Cache Transform" (Screenshot 2)
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 1. Click the Input Parameter tab at the top. We are going to add two parameters, one for day and one for the time of the actual transaction. In the bottom dialog box we are going to define our conditions for when a lookup should occur. For this example we have three criteria.
 1. First the day of the transaction must equal the day in the Segment table.
 2. Second the begin time must be less than or equal to the time of the transaction.
 3. Finally the end time must be greater than or equal to the time of the transaction.
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 1. Once the criteria have been entered click ok twice to close out of the cache connection manager.
 2. Now in our second data flow we will pull in our transactional data and perform our lookup. For this example I have written a simple select statement to simulate a transaction.
 SELECT 'Tuesday' AS DayOfWeek, '15:30:00' AS TIME
 3. Now that the source has been set up we need to bring in the TF Advanced Lookup Transform and open it for editing.
 4. Select our Cache Connection manager from the drop down and then map our input columns to our input parameters. Screenshot below.
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 1. Now execute the package!
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Load thousands of files in SSIS lighting fast! MultiFlatFile Connection Manager.
Recently I was working on a project where we needed to process upward of 12,000 files per day. As most would expect we used the Foreach Loop container in SSIS to loop through all 12,000 files. The results? A whopping 77 minutes to run. WOW! (Incase you were wondering this is WOW that's AWEFUL!, not wow that's great)
I assume the excessive time is here is due to the time it takes to dynamically set the flat file connection manager and close/reopen the connection. I don't know exactly how long this process takes but hypothetically let's say it takes 1 second for every 3 iterations of the loop.
Now some simple math. 12,000 files / 3 (files per second) / 60 seconds = 67 minutes.
So how did we get around this problem? Well we tried two different design patterns. The first and the one I will be blogging about here is the "MultiFlatfile" connection manager. The second, more complicated to set up, but extremely efficient can be found here: Anthony Martin.
Let's performance test the MultiFlatFile connection manager!
For this post I created three packages.
 - The first package generates 1000 flat files for testing.
 - The second package iterates through all 1000 files. Runtime (22 Minutes)
 - The third package uses the multiflatfile connection to bring in all the files instantaneously. (13 Seconds)
The Foreach loop got utterly destroyed in this contest. The multiflatfile connection manager was able to process all 1000 files in only 13 seconds!! Let's look at how to set this up.
 1. Right click in the connection manager window and select New Connection > MultiFlatFile > Click Add
 2. Set up the general screen like your typical Flat File connection, you will need to hardcode an existing file.
 3. Click ok to close the connection manager editor, verify the connection manager is selected and then open up the properties window.
 4. In the properties window, scroll down to Expressions > Click the Ellipsis "…" and select "Connection String" from the drop down menu.
 5. Next click the ellipsis to the right to open up the Expression editor. This part is critical because this is where we set an expression that will determine which files are extracted from the directory. For this simple example my expression was "C:\\Blogs\\1000_Flat_Files\\Test*" (Don't miss the asterisk here!). The connection manager will now retrieve all files that start with "Test". Screenshots for set up below.
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This is an awesome alternative to the For Each Loop and it's much easier to set up, however it has some obvious drawbacks with how flexible it is. If you discover this pattern does not perform as well as you hoped or is not flexible enough please review the blog post I linked above by Anthony Martin. It takes a little more set up but offers incredible flexibility and is the best performing solution!
As always, thanks for looking!
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Awesome Ideas to Decorate your Kids' Room with DIY Owl Shapes
Decorating your kids' room using jungle or any natural theme will be perfect with the suitable shapes of the crafted owls. You can create simple or complex owls to be placed on the tables, shelves, walls, or even the doors to enhance the look of the room.
The simple and cute owls can be an amusing project; especially if you can encourage your children to help you. For example, you can design a paper bag owl using just a brown paper launch bag as a body, two brown construction pieces of paper for the wings, black and yellow markers for the eyes and feather, and glue.
This owl can be placed on the shelf of your kids' room to keep the room alive. If you have a piece of socks, brown and yellow small fabrics for the face and eyes, brown foam, and certainly a glue gun; you will need little creativity to create a small-sized owl to decorate your or even your kids' nightlights.
If you need more complex owl DIY designs, the bobble head owl cup craft will be your best choice. Such an owl will need a colorful party cup for the head, dot stickers for the front part of the body, brass brad fasteners, a hole of punch, and colorful pieces of paperin addition to your creativity and accuracy. You can let your children choose their favorite owl shapes using owl wall stickers.
You can sew crocheted owls to decorate your baby nursery as he or she will be interested with their colors and shapes. You will just create a circular body using soft and colorful wool and use white fabrics, black eyes, and yellow nose in the face. These cute owls will be the best and easiest to do decorating items in your kids' room.
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Best High-Calorie Vegetables for a Survival Garden
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High-calorie vegetables are an important part of a survival garden. As part of a survival food plan, fresh vegetables are a nutritious addition to any prepper diet. You need calories for the energy you need to deal with whatever challenges you may face. Here are the best high-calorie vegetables for your survival garden.
Top High-Calorie Vegetables
The top high-calorie vegetables are legumes, root vegetables, and corn. Not only are they easy to store, but they are also used as staple foods for people the world over. These vegetables are excellent additions to your vegetable garden.
What Are Legumes?
According to the Cambridge English dictionary, a legume is "a plant that has its seeds in a pod, such as the bean or pea."
Legumes include beans, peas, lentils, and peanuts. A good source of protein, legumes are also high in fiber and micronutrients. They are easy to grow and store.
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Different Types of Legumes
With all the different types of legumes, how do you tell them apart?
Generally, beans have an oval or elongated shape. They include pinto beans, black beans, pink and red beans, and kidney beans. White beans include navy, Great northern beans, lima beans, and cannellini beans.
Kidney Bean Precautions
Kidney beans and cannellini (white kidney beans) must be well cooked. Never eat them raw. According to Dr. Josh Axe, "Raw kidney beans contain a toxin, phytohaemagglutinin, that can cause liver damage."
Soak kidney beans for eight hours or overnight and discard the soaking water.
Fill with fresh water and bring to a full boil for at least ten minutes to completely destroy the toxin. Then cook until tender.
For this reason, it's better to cook kidney beans on the stove instead of in a low-temperature cooker.
Most peas are round and have fewer calories than beans. They include black-eyed peas, English peas, snow peas, sugar snap peas, green and yellow peas, purple hull peas and field peas. Some, such as snow peas and snap peas, also have edible pods and can be eaten raw or cooked.
Lentils are round, flat disks. They include brown, green, red, and orange lentils. Lentils are very quick and easy to cook. They work well in soups and salads.
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Root Vegetables
Yams vs Sweet Potatoes
How do you tell the difference between the two? According to the Library of Congress, "Yams are from the Dioscoreaceae or Yam family while sweet potatoes are from the Convolvulacea or morning glory family."
A true yam is a starchy, edible root. Yams have a brown or darker scaly skin and light insides. They have more calories than sweet potatoes and are starchier and sweeter.
Yams grow well in tropical climates and can reach sizes of over six feet long and 150 pounds. They store well, too. Properly handled, they can be stored for up to six months.
Sweet Potatoes are popular dishes for holidays meals. They range in colors from golden to copper skins with orange or yellow flesh.
There are two main cooking varieties: firm and soft. Firm sweet potatoes are similar to white baking potatoes. They stay firmer when cooked. Soft sweet potatoes, when cooked, get softer and are easier to mash or puree.
Additional High-Calorie Root Vegetables
Taro root
Rich in vitamins and minerals, taro root is high in calories as well at over 180 calories in a cup. Taro is a tropical to subtropical plant. Both the leaves and the root is edible but must be cooked first. (Taro is toxic when raw.)
Though not as common today, parsnips are another high-calorie root vegetable. At 100 calories in a cup, they are just slightly less than sweet potatoes.
Potatoes are a versatile crop and can be prepared in a multitude of ways. By also eating the skins, you can increase their nutritional value.
Corn is another versatile crop. It can be eaten both as a vegetable and dried and ground into meal.
Winter Squash
Another good source of calories is winter squash. Popular winter squashes such as acorn and butternut squash are easy to grow and store.
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High-Calorie Fruits
If you live in the right climate or have a greenhouse, add these high-calorie fruits to your survival garden.
Dried Fruit
Dried fruit of any kind is generally higher in calories, being a condensed version of itself. It's easy to store and pack. It provides a quick burst of energy while satisfying the sharpest sweet tooth.
While most people consider the avocado to be a vegetable, it's also considered to be a fruit. The avocado is a good source of both calories and healthy fats.
While definitely a tropical plant, a coconut is a fruit, a nut, and a seed. High in calories, coconuts are also a good source of healthy fats.
Rich in potassium and fiber, bananas are more than just their insides. You can eat the peels, too. According to Laura Flores, a San Diego-based nutritionist, "[The skin] contains high amounts of vitamin B6 and B12, as well as magnesium and potassium. It also contains some fiber and protein."
The riper the banana, the sweeter and thinner the peel will be. To cook, bake, broil or fry for ten minutes.
A good source of Vitamin C, mangoes also provide Vitamin A and fiber.
Fats Add Calories
While vegetables and fruits are nutritious, they are lower in calories. To increase your calories, add fats to your meals.
If you're striving for food self-sufficiency, you will need sources of protein, carbohydrates, and fats. Providing the necessary fats for a healthy diet can come from either animal or plant sources. Some of the best sources of plant-based fats come from nuts and seeds.
High-Calorie Nuts and Seeds
Nut Trees
Nut trees are a good investment for a survival garden. But they do take time to grow to maturity and produce a full crop. Popular nut trees include macadamias, pecans, pine nuts, Brazil nuts, walnuts, and chestnuts.
For a faster crop, try seeds. High calorie, high-fat seeds include sunflower seeds, pumpkin and squash seeds, hemp seeds, flaxseeds, and chia seeds.
Try out some of these high-calorie vegetables, fruits, nuts and seeds in your survival garden. With these few extra additions, you will be well on your way to food self-sufficiency.
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how to get value from the textblock, which is present in listbox....
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You don't get the value directly from the TextBlock.
Instead what you do is bind the SelectedItem to a property on your viewmodel. To get the value of the TextBlock directly would violate the priciples of MVVM (if you are using that pattern). The viewmodel presents the data, it has no clue how that data is being rendered to the UI. IOW it has no idea there are three TextBlocks.
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This means that every time the selected item is changed, the new value will be populated into the bound property on the viewmodel. All you have to do then is access that object - it's as easy as that. This means you may also possibly be able to get rid of your SelectionChanged event hookup, depending on what it is doing.
However if you insist on getting the instance of the template used to present any particular data item in a list control, then this is the way to do it programmatically:
This will return you the StackPanel and its contents, you can then either use FindName() or just enumerate the child controls to find the one you are interested in.
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Can Dogs Eat Potatoes or Sweet Potatoes?
Published: July 30, 2020
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Potatoes are popular root vegetables that serve as a source of starch and other nutrients for humans. But can dogs eat potatoes? It depends on the type of potato and whether it's cooked or not.
Here's some insight on whether potatoes and sweet potatoes are safe or beneficial for dogs to eat.
Can Dogs Have Potatoes?
Potatoes provide a common source of starch and protein in commercial dog foods. Potato protein is also often found in limited ingredient diets for dogs. These ingredients are processed and formulated specifically for the nutritional requirement of dogs.
But what if your dog eats a piece of a potato? Is it bad for them? What if the potato is raw?
Can Dogs Eat Raw Potatoes or Raw Sweet Potatoes?
White potatoes are vegetables in the nightshade family that contain a compound called solanine. This is toxic to dogs, and therefore, they should never eat raw potatoes. Cooking a potato helps reduce the amount of solanine so that it's safe for dogs.
Raw sweet potatoes can cause digestive upset in dogs. And both raw white potatoes and raw sweet potatoes can cause intestinal blockages.
Can Dogs Eat Cooked White Potatoes?
If you decide to feed your dog part of a white potato, it must be well-cooked with no added butter or seasoning. Potato products such as potato chips, French fries or mashed potatoes can contain an excess amount of fat and salt that is not healthy for dogs.
If your dog has diabetes, do not feed them potatoes, as they can cause spikes in blood sugar.
Any potato that's given as a treat, even in small amounts, should be counted along with other treats to represent a maximum of 10% of your dog's daily calorie intake.
Can Dogs Eat Sweet Potatoes That Are Cooked?
Boiled, steamed, baked, or dehydrated sweet potatoes can be great snacks for your dog. However, check with your veterinarian before adding sweet potato to your dog's diet because too much vitamin A can cause bone problems and muscle weakness.
In addition, sweet potatoes have a lower glycemic index than white potatoes, but veterinary supervision should be used before feeding sweet potato to a diabetic dog.
Calories from sweet potatoes should also be counted toward the 10% maximum amount of calories that your dog can have from treats each day.
Can Dogs Eat Potato Skins?
Potato skins can be difficult to digest, so it is recommended to remove any skin from a white or sweet potato before feeding it to your dog.
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AR.js Example with Kanji Marker with Water Molecule as 3D object
Kanji Marker[1] for AR.js - places the animated 3D model of an AR Conference participant on the marker in camera image. Users can place the participants according to the markers in the camera image.
Joseph Gatt wearing the Mo-Cap suit for Kratos during production of God of War II and III in April 2010
Two repetitions of a walking sequence recorded using a motion-capture system[2]. Watch the reference points and regard the reference point for the moving body as input stream of an AR conference to place the member of the conference in the room and assign the real movements of the AR conference participant on the AR model in AR conference.
This learning resource is about the requirements and constraints of Augmented Reality (AR) Conferences.
Objective[edit | edit source]
The learning resouce elaborates on basic concepts of AR conferences, requirements and constraints within the use of web-based technologies. The AR conference should be usable in low-bandwidth environments is available.
History of Learning Resource[edit | edit source]
The concept of the learning resource was driven by use of standard video conferencing systems in times of COVID-19 and missing physical presence in lecture room, where you can look around and watching the different participants speak or other students in the seminar room or classroom. Learning environment using video conference are screen focused, while classroom or seminar room is an open space where learners interact with material in room look at eachother while interacting with the learning environment. This comparison of the real classroom situation and learning environment with a video conference leads to this learning environment about Augmented Reality Conferences
Requirements and Constraints[edit | edit source]
 - the learning resource follows the Open Community Approach and share the content of the learning resource on Wikiversity and
 - uses OpenSource to implement prototypes and small test scenarios to explore the basic constitutent of AR conferences
Learning Tasks[edit | edit source]
 - (3D Modelling) Explore the learning resource about 3D Modelling and learn about basic concepts of generating 3D models of the lecture room or classroom
 - (3D Design of Classrooms) Explore the OpenSource software Sweet Home 3D for generating the classroom in 3D.
 - (Augmented Reality with Markers) Assume that all participants are in larger room, which is sufficient for 5 participants. Explore marker based Augmented Reality and assume that you place a marker for all of the 5 people and everyone places the marker at a chair for the camera position or the position of the single participant in the room. Assume that the face animation of the remote participant is displayed on the marker in room and the other participants wear a head mounted display for the web-based application (e.g. with AR.js) so the other people are projected into the real camera image.
 - (Audio-Video-Compression) Analyze the learning resource about Audio-Video-Compression and identify possibilty to reduce the bandwidth, e.g. using a GIF animation for silence and talking projected on a plane in the Aframe model.
 - Use silence detection in the audio stream to select which GIF animation is displayed in the Aframe plane of the AR.js environment.
 - 3D modelling needs a lot of client performance of rendering photo realistic faces. Therefore we use in the learning resource GIF animation of short videostream.
 - Assume you have multiple GIF animations for different emotions. Is is possible to detect emotions in an audio stream and display the appropriate GIF animation in AFrame model for the AR conference.
 - Assume you use phonem recognition and transmit just the phonem sequence in low-bandwidth enviroments, how do you use the animation features in Aframe model the mouth appropriate for the speaking the words e.g. the "o" in "onion" or the "sh" in "shark".
 - (Motion Capture) Motion capturing is a standard method of transfering movements of an actor to an digital model (e.g. a robot, an fictional character in a movie, a dinosaur,...). How can motion capturing be used in Open Source software. Assume you transmit the position of markers on the face instead of the real camera image. What is the compression rate roughly for an HD video stream?
 - (Read Words from Face Expression) Some people that have difficulties to hear someone speaking have the skill to read the spoken word from the face. How can this expertise be used for improving speech recognition and sending the recognized word instead of the audio stream. How this feature be used for supporting handicapped people in AR video conference?
 - (AR Conference on Mars) We use the remote location on planet Mars to explain the concept of Augmented Reality video conference in the context of a learning environments. Assume we use a Mars rover with a stereoscopic 360-Degree image (for visual information for left and right eye).
 - 5 learners and a teacher can meet in physical room (Greenbox) with Motion Capture option of the 6 people in the green room. All people in the room wear a head mounted display and the green screen method will replace the background with a real 360 degree image from the mars (keep in mind the 8min latency from Mars to Earth).
 - Now we replace the real stereoscopic camera image from the Mars rover with 3D model of the Mars surface (see Digital Elevation Model (DEM)). Now teachers and learners can jump to different location on the Mars explore surfaces and the Modelling allows to view the situation on Mars when water was available on Mars.
Transfer the remote AR conference on Mars to an island that is affected from climate change and learner can explore the situation on that island in an AR conference. Compare AR conference with a real visit on that island and talking to people, that live on that island and where exposed to rising sea level. Discuss also the carbon footprint of learning environments.
 - (Mathematical Modelling) This learning task was created for learners with a mathematical background. Assume you have a body position encoded with 25 points and 25 frames per seconds. Every point
with and
consists of a and coordinate. One single coordinate is represented by a real value (stored as float variable in a programming language). The movement is recorded for 4 sec (i.e. 100 frames). Calculate the number of real values that you need to encode the body movement 4 sec. Compare the required storage to the storage of the whole body surface encoded as 3D points. What are the benefits and drawback of such an encoding? How would you apply that on facial motion capture of an AR Conference?
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References[edit | edit source]
 1. Kanji Marker provided by ARToolkit on Github (accessed 2017/12/12) -
 2. Olsen, NL; Markussen, B; Raket, LL (2018), "Simultaneous inference for misaligned multivariate functional data", Journal of the Royal Statistical Society Series C, 67 (5): 1147–76, arXiv:1606.03295, doi:10.1111/rssc.12276


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Argyresthia thoracella is a moth of the family Yponomeutidae. It is found in the United States including Oklahoma,[1] Arizona, Nevada and eastern California.[2]
Argyresthia thoracella
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Scientific classification
Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Arthropoda
Class: Insecta
Order: Lepidoptera
Family: Yponomeutidae
Genus: Argyresthia
Species: A. thoracella
Binomial name
Argyresthia thoracella
Busck, 1907
The wingspan is about 9 mm. The forewings are silvery pearly white with light golden markings. The hindwings are whitish gray.[3]
The larvae feed on juniper species.
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Trisecting an Angle
Date: 11/21/96 at 12:45:13 From: Tracy J Henson Subject: Trisecting an angel I've recently been pondering the possibility of trisecting an angle. I wasn't sure if it was possible and found a FAQ submitted to you that stated it was indeed impossible. Has it been proved to be impossible or is it that no one has proved it possible? The reason I ask is that I think (but am not sure) that I have found a way to trisect an angle. I am a seventh grade math teacher, so I am not completely ignorant of mathematical proofs. I would appreciate some information on who would be the best person to contact with my "proof". I hope you believe me because I think this actually works.
Date: 11/21/96 at 14:47:32 From: Doctor Tom Subject: Re: Trisecting an angel Hi Tracy, There is, in fact, a proof that a trisection is impossible. Many people think they have found trisections, but they either don't understand exactly what the problem is or their method is flawed. The problem requires the construction of the trisection using an (unmarked) straightedge and a compass. If, for example, you were allowed to make 2 marks on the straight-edge, there is a trisection. The straight-edge can only connect points already constructed, or use arbitrary points, and the compass can only be used similarly. An exact trisection in a finite number of steps is also required since it's easy to do a trisection that doesn't require too much accuracy. As a limiting case, it might be possible to perfectly trisect an angle in an infinite number of steps. The proof that it's impossible basically considers the arithmetic form of the points that can be obtained using a compass and straight-edge. In a sense, they are "quadratic" devices - the new points generated are solutions of quadratic equations of previously constructed points. So you can clearly get things like square roots, fourth roots, eighth roots, and so on (and it's a bit more complicated than that - what you can get are field extensions of degree 2 over whatever you begin with). But you CANNOT solve irreducible cubic equations this way - such solutions require extensions of degree 3, and no combination of multiples of 2 gives a multiple of 3 (to put it in an inexact, but hopefully clear, way). You can, beginning from nothing, construct a 60 degree angle. So if you can trisect anything, you can trisect the 60 degree angle which you produce. So if you have a trisection, you can construct, from scratch, a 20 degree angle. Hence you can construct the sine and cosine of 20 degrees. But it's easy to show that the sine and cosine of 20 degrees are roots of an irreducible cubic equation over the rational numbers. This is a contradiction, so a trisection is impossible. To get the details, read about fields and field extensions in an abstract algebra book. Also, to find out more about trisecting angles (or not being able to do so!), do a search under "trisecting an angle" at: _URL_ or take a look at this site: _URL_ So the bottom line is, there's probably something wrong with your trisection, not because I've seen it, but because I've studied field extensions and irreducibility. (And I'm not sure about trisecting "angels" as in your title - you'll need to talk to a Bible expert about that :^) -Doctor Tom, The Math Forum Check out our web site! _URL_
Date: 11/21/96 at 22:36:25 From: Tracy J Henson Subject: Re: Trisecting an angel Thanks for your swift response. I thought I found all the typos. I surely would never attempt to trisect or even bisect an angel.
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 3. From editor it should be possible to open the disassembly view for the currently selected line in the editor (maybe a context-menu).
 4. We should have an optional synchronization mechanism that would keep the disassembly view showing the matching source line as the editor when the editor cursor moves. All instructions corresponding to the source line should be shown if possible, with priority given to the first instruction
 5. Support for parallel instructions in the disassembly view
 1. If all // instructions are on the same line, Eclipse can probably handle it already
 2. If we want to show // instructions on different
 1. PC highlighting should highlight all the // instructions lines
 2. Address should only be shown for the first of the // instructions
 3. Setting a breakpoint could be ok to limit to the // instruction that has an address if necessary
 6. Syntax highlighting for Disassembly code. This may already be available through CDT extension points
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It would be nice to be able to use the Editor to display the assembly code as generated by the compiler and to step and perform the different debugging operations in that editor. Maybe this would fit in the Disassembly view, but showing the assembly code instead. The assembly code is valuable beyond the disassembly code because it contains more information given by the compiler. A way to show the instruction manual for an assembly instruction would be valuable.


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 operation count
Hi,
Is there any freely available program that would return the operation
count and memory requirements of a given C application (source code
split across different source files)?
Thanks
Sorel
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> Is there any freely available program that would return the operation
> count and memory requirements of a given C application (source code
> split across different source files)?
Memory requirements of any program in a sufficiently powerful
programming language are generally impossible to predict, because of
Turing's "Halting Problem". Operation count has that problem, too, if
you meant 'count of operations performed', instead of 'count of
operations present in the source code'.
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Quote:
>Is there any freely available program that would return the operation
>count and memory requirements of a given C application (source code
>split across different source files)?
SHORT ANSWER:
If there is, it doesn't always work.
LONG ANSWER:
In general, it is impossible to determine the memory
requirements of a program without running it to completion.
Consider this simple (untested) program:
/*********************************************
Read an entire file from standard input and
write it out to standard output, in reverse.
*********************************************/
#include <stdio.h>
void
reverse(void)
{
 int c;
 c = getchar();
 if (c != EOF) {
 /* We haven't reached the end of input yet,
 so recursively call reverse() to get more.
 */
 reverse();
 }
 /* We've finished reading input and are now popping
 our way out of the recursive calls,
 producing output on the way.
 */
 putch(c);
Quote:
}
int
main(void)
{
 reverse();
 return (0);
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}
/********* end of example program *********/
How much memory does it require? Every function call
requires some storage (usually on a stack) for information
required to return to the caller (e.g., return address,
saved register values).
The reverse() function calls itself recursively, using a
little more memory with each call. There is no way to
tell from the source code how deep that recursion may
become, so there is no way to tell how much memory the
program will require.
Recursion isn't the only feature that can lead to
unpredictable memory requirements. Dynamic memory
allocation can too.
The memory requirements for this example program can be
stated as a linear function of the number of input
characters, but it is possible to create a program whose
behavior is not even predictable in that sense - a program
whose behavior can't be predicted even when its inputs are
known.
There is a famous theoretical problem in computer science
called "The Halting Problem":
 Given a program (including all its input data),
 figure out if it ever finishes running.
Sound easy? It turns out that _in_general_ it is
impossible - not just hard, _impossible_.
Of course, most real-world programs are special cases that
are deliberately designed to be sure that they do or don't
halt, according to requirements. (But how often do we see
a program in development unexpectedly contain an infinite
loop? We try to write software in well-lit clearings, but
the dark forest of intractability is all around,
and beasts of chaos lurk nearer than we ken.)
Even for programs that have predictable memory requirements
(many do), those requirements are implementation-specific.
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The 11th Annual Water Matters Day
will be held on
Saturday, March 9, 2013!
An important part of Broward County's effort to educate residents about water conservation is Water Matters Day. This fun, activity-filled event focuses on teaching residents about the need to conserve and protect water for people, plants and animals. The event helps Broward residents make the connection between their daily activities and the impact they have on our local water resources and natural environment.
Water Matters Day exhibits show how to save and protect water through landscape best management practices and through indoor conservation. They also help explain local water management, Everglades restoration, and how our canals connect the County's urban and natural systems. Workshops with landscaping and gardening experts give attendees insight into how to make their yards less water dependent and more inviting to native wildlife. The workshops provide in-depth information and an important opportunity for learning in small groups where questions can be answered personally. One of the most popular sessions each year is on how to create a NatureScape. NatureScape Broward experts explain the importance of environmentally-friendly landscaping, with tips on plant selection and placement, proper fertilizer and pesticide use, and more.
The best part is that while Water Matters Day is about education, it's also about fun. The event is packed with workshops, giveaways, children's activities, and entertainment. For instance, while parents are learning about choosing the right plants for their yards, their children can learn about creating backyard wildlife habitats in a birdhouse-building workshop. They can also listen to a local folksinger in the entertainment pavilion, or help their parents collect giveaways, which in the past have included rain gauges, automatic shut-off devices for irrigation systems, native trees and plants, and garden mulch.
Not only are these freebies and activities popular, but they also help attendees apply what they've learned when they get home. And that's the most important lesson Water Matters Day has to teach. Participants are encouraged to take what they they've learned and put it into practice. We can all be leaders in water conservation by setting a good example for our friends, family, neighbors, and co-workers. Everyone has a role to play in the wise management of our water resources. When we work together, we can make sure there's enough quality water for people, plants and animals.


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What is the difference between commands
sudo -i and
sudo su -?
Are they the same?
They may provide functionally close to the same thing, but it seems'sudo -i' is lighter weight and keeps some handy back references in your environment.
You can see the extra processes by looking at 'ps auxf' (f gives you a forest view)
sudo -i yields this process tree
sudo su - yields this process tree
Note that they are starting from the same bash process pid, 4482, but that su - seems to spawn another step.)
Your first'sudo' is already elevating your access level to root. Running su without specifying a username inside sudo changes the current user to root twice.
Another way to investigate this is by running both commands with strace -f.
If you diff those two straces, you'll see more exeve's being run for sudo su -.
One more thing.
sudo -i maintains the extra environment variables set by SUDO.
sudo su - clobbers those variables.
Shot answer: No, they are not the same.
Long answer: sudo and su - are different programs that accomplish the same task, that is elevating you to root privileges.
su used to be the de facto way of becoming root on Linux systems. However there was always the need to separate privileges and leave some auditing info behind. Also when you do su - everything you do is done as root and is dangerous to have that much power. Here is where sudo came to the rescue.
sudo has some characteristics that su does not. The key element in sudo is it's ability to to run "one" command as root and then drop privileges to normal user. Example: Remove a file owned by root.
This command will erase the file because sudo will elevate you to root every time you use the sudo command before another command. The next command you ran will be run like a normal user (unless you append the sudo command in the beginning). This allows you to accomplish administrative task and then drop privileges immediately helping you avoid dangerous conditions.
sudo also provides other benefits likes restricting the set of program a user can run, logs commands run under sudo and other things. For more info sudo in a nutshell
When you do su - or sudo -i you do the same thing. That is becoming root but keep in mind that su and sudo are completely different and provide you with different tools as a system admin. Personally I NEVER run su - and my pam policy prohibits it, allowing no one to run it. In my systems you always have to use sudo cause of the added benefits.
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||ECOLOGY OF THE CALICIALES
On the basis of our field knowledge, we have made a list of
ecological factors we find significant for the distribution of
the Caliciales species in Norway:
- Microclimatic humidity. This is perhaps the
most important ecological factor for explaining the
distribution of the Caliciales species. The microclimatic
humidity is primarily a product of topography and
vegetation, not of precipitation.
- Substrate. There are great differences
between the species in their ability to grow on various
substrates. Some species are very specific regarding
substrate, while species with a wider ecological
amplitude with regard to substrate, may grow on both
organic and inorganic substrates. The most common
substrates are lignum, bark, bryophytes and siliceous
- Light. Some species grow on lignum exposed
to high light intensity, some may grow in root caves with
a very low light intensity, and others may grow
intermediate. Several species seem to tolerate low light
intensity because of the correlation with high humidity.
- Degree of decomposition of lignum. Whether
the lignum is deciduous or coniferous seems to be of less
importance. More important is probably the degree of
decomposition of the substrate. Slightly decomposed
lignum is hard, acid and dry, while well decomposed
lignum is softer, more acid and has a higher water
capacity tBarkman 1969).
- Dispersal. Most of the species, especially
the endosubstratic ones, depend on spore dispersal. The
spores are not actively dispersed, but stay in the
mazaedium. Short distance dispersal may happen by means
of tiny animals like mites. Dispersal of thallus
fragments occurs in the sorediose/granular species e.g. Chaenotheca
furfuracea, G. stemonea and G. subroscida.
- Continuity of the environment. Perhaps a
combination of stable humidity and small temperature
amplitude is of importance in climax forests with a high
ecological continuity. It is probable that e.g. Chaenotheca
subroscida and Cyphelium karelicum demand old
spruce forests, while Chaenotheca chysocephala also
thrives in younger forests. National parks usually have a
high frequency of Caliciales species.
- Pollution or influence of urban areas.
Several species avoid urban areas. This may be due to air
pollution or other environmental factors produced by
towns. Many Caliciales species probably do not tolerate
the dryness and the short continuity of the environment
in the urban areas. However, according to Barkman (1969),
Chaenotheca ferruginea has extended in urban areas
in Europe. We have not found this species to be very
frequent in the surroundings of Oslo.
- Competition. Bryophytes and lichens
(especially Cladonia spp.) are competitors for the
Caliciales species. On the Norwegian west coast, with
oceanic conditions, bryophytes are abundant on stems and
stumps. In the central and eastern parts of Fennoscandia,
with more continental conditions, Cladonia spp.
overgrow stumps and leave little room for the Caliciales


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HTML::Fraction - Encode fractions as HTML entities
my $fraction = HTML::Fraction->new; print $fraction->tweak($html);
The HTML::Fraction encodes fractions as HTML entities. Some very common fractions have HTML entities (eg
½). Additionally, common vulgar fractions have Unicode characters (eg
⅕). This module takes a string and encodes fractions as entities: this means that it will look pretty in the browser.
Fractions that are supported:
1/4, 1/2, 3/4, 0/3, 1/3, 2/3, 1/5, 2/5, 3/5, 4/5, 1/6, 5/6, 1/7, 1/8, 3/8, 5/8, 7/8, 1/9, 1/10
Fractions may be in the string in the form numerator slash denominator (
1/5) or in decimal form (
0.5). Numbers must be equal to the fraction to two decimal places. This module supports converting whole and fractional decimal numbers (e.g.
For sanity the decimal
0 will not be turned into the unicode for
The constructor takes no arguments:
my $fraction = HTML::Fraction->new;
Encode the fractions in the HTML as HTML entities:
Encode the fractions that are in the form "1/3" or "5/6" in the HTML as HTML entities, but not decimal fractions of the form "0.5".
Encode the fractions that are in the form "0.5" or "0.5" in the HTML as HTML entities, but not fractions of the form "1/2" or "1/3".
. Mark Fowler
 added some code, and probably some bugs.
Copyright (C) 2005, 2012 Leon Brocard
This module is free software; you can redistribute it or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.
We don't perform normalisation of the denominator and numerator so "4/6" is not converted like
2/3 is. This is intentional.
2.25 doesn't render to the same thing as
2 1/2 (the latter has a space between the digit 2 and the fraction.)
1/7 doesn't represent as a reoccuring pattern of digits in decimal therefore we don't check that digits after
0._PHONE_ are correct, and assume that they are.

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Community living: President can make motions, vote
President is permitted to make motions and cast votes
Q: Is an elected president allowed to make motions and vote?
A: This is a commonly asked question. Thinking that the president does not vote or make motions is incorrect. In fact, if you read the section on "Voting, Chairperson" in Robert's Rules of Order, it says: "The presiding officer, if a member of the assembly, can always vote in the case of a ballot at the same time other members do."
Thinking that the president only votes in case of a tie is wrong. The same is true if the president needs to make a motion or seconds a motion.
My recommendation is that the president asks other directors (at a board meeting) or members (at a members meeting) to make the motion. However, in some situations, it is important that the president make the motion and they would vote on the motion.
Most documents let board enter private property to make repairs
Q: A house in our gated community has been abandoned and the mortgage holder has not yet foreclosed on the property. The board has sent at least two certified letters to the last known address of the previous owner informing him that the lanai screen is broken, and the letters were returned marked not deliverable.
We are concerned about our HOA's responsibility if a child or pet wanders onto that property through the broken screen and falls into the pool. Since it is still private property, must we have a court order to allow us to go onto that property to repair this hazardous condition?
A: What you are referring to is called "Self-Help." Most documents allow the board to enter private property to make repairs. In this situation you describe, it involves making the property secure against a possible "attractive nuisance," which refers to objects or things on the premises that might attract children and therefore pose possible danger or harm.
There are two actions that I suggest. The first is to send a certified letter to the bank holding the mortgage, informing them of the problem. Ask them to make the necessary repairs or allow the board to enter the property and make the repairs.
The second action is to have your attorney send a letter to the previous owner. That letter should be a demand letter to make the property safe and should state if they do not make the repairs, the association will enter and make the property safe at the owner's expense.
Consult an attorney for further guidance.
Get creative with technology to let absent owners serve on board
Q: In a recent column you stated that part-time residents or landlord owners could serve on a board of directors. We are a small community with several homes rented and some owners who use the home as a vacation home. We do not have a clubhouse or common area building to hold our meeting. We meet at a local library where we would not have access to a speakerphone. How could any absent owner be informed of the needs of the association and serve on the board, much less serve as an officer?
A: Sometimes you must be creative. With today's electronic gadgets, there are several methods you can use.
Most libraries have wireless systems available. Using a laptop computer, there are several communication systems available to make connections with out-of-town directors. There are telephones that plug into computers, as well as Skype, which is a program used online that functions as a telephone and videophone. Cell phones can be used as a platform and serve as a speaker phone.
The problem is for the directors living out of town to keep advised of the necessary work and operations.
I would not restrict a person living out of town if they were willing to study and provide advice on solutions to problems. This can be done by e-mail and other electronic transmissions.
These solutions can be solved with limited expense and most of the equipment could be found from owners in your community.
The key words are communications, staying informed and a willingness to dedicate the time necessary.
Holding more than one officer position isn't a good idea
Q: Is it permissible for one person to hold the office of president and treasurer at the same time? I think the board should not let this happen — the board has other directors and we can have one person for each position. Why is there a need for our directors to allow this to take place?
A: The source for this answer can be found in your documents rather than the statutes. More than likely if your documents address this situation it would be in your bylaws, but most documents do not limit this situation.
It is not a good idea for a person to hold two officer positions, but in some situations it is necessary. The directors should not appoint one person to do most of the work unless there is no other option.
If directors do not have the time to serve as officers, they have two options. The first is to resign and let another owner fill the vacancy. The second is to engage professional management to do the work, and then the directors and officers would only need to supervise the manager's work.
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Medieval Baths of Bukhara
Medieval Baths, Bukhara
The traditions of the eastern hammam baths originated in antiquity, in the 7th century, when the first bath houses appeared. The steam bath tradition came to Central Asia from the Arabs, and they, in turn, took over her among the Romans. The spread of hammams in Asia went in parallel with Islam. In the khan's palaces, the baths "Hammam Hon" were necessarily built. There were special courtiers serving these premises. But the baths should have been popularly accessible, because for Muslims, "purity is half the faith," as the prophet Muhammad himself said. Therefore, starting from the 10th century, bath rooms have become an integral part of urban planning. Baths were usually part of bazaar complexes or housed in public buildings located in the city center.
Baths were divided into city and quarter, as well as male and female. City-wide baths were built near bazaars, in the most crowded places. According to the records of the ancient historian Narshakhi dating back to the 10th century, several city-wide bathing establishments already existed in Bukhara. Visiting baths became a favorite form of relaxation for citizens. It is known that in the 19th century 16 hamams acted in the city.
The two oldest baths (XVI-XVII centuries) and the most famous baths in Bukhara - the Bozori Kord male bathhouse and the Hammami Kunjak female bathhouse are still operating today. Bozori Kord is located next to the Taki-Telpak-Furushon shopping dome, and Hammami Kunjak is very close to the Kalyan Minaret. These, like other similar rooms, are heated using boilers with boiling water located under the floor. Steam from the boiler is fed into the steam room through a special hole. Bukhara baths in terms of technical structure represented undoubted progress in those days, but even today they function successfully, as they did five hundred years ago. In addition to relaxation and bathing, they provide various types of massage services, including therapeutic and relaxing. A visit to the Bukhara bath hammam will leave a lasting impression and will be useful for the soul and body.
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The first animals sent into space were fruit flies aboard a U.S.-launched V-2 rocket on 20 February 1947 from White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico. The purpose of the experiment was to explore the effects of radiation exposure at high altitudes. The rocket reached 68 miles (109 km) in 3 minutes and 10 seconds, past both the U.S. Air Force 50-mile and the international 100 km definitions of the boundary of space. The Blossom capsule was ejected and successfully deployed its parachute. The fruit flies were recovered alive. Other V-2 missions carried biological samples, including moss.
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The successful candidate will not only be fully fluent in the Irish language and have scholarly-level expertise in its literature, but also show evidence of a multidisciplinary approach to Irish-language studies and to Irish Studies as a whole, as well as a demonstrated interest in how that language is, in itself, both a pivotal generator as well as a conduit of Irish identities whether of nation, region, gender, class, etc., both historically and in the present. To that end, the candidate may have specialization in related disciplines (folklore, film, oral history, cultural studies, historical geography, etc.) provided that they are qualified to fulfill the core Irish-language teaching and research obligations.
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Teaching Students About From Russia With Love: A Look into the Classic Novel and Film
From Russia with Love is a classic in the realm of Cold War-era spy fiction. Originally penned by Ian Fleming, it was later adapted into a wildly successful film featuring Sean Connery as James Bond. This novel and film offer a great opportunity to engage students in exploring Cold War history, espionage, cultural perceptions, and the enduring popularity of the Bond franchise.
The Literary Work: Fleming's Novel
Published in 1957, From Russia with Love is the fifth installment in the James Bond series. The novel is an important work to introduce while teaching students about the Cold War and the post-World War II period as it delves into the tension between East and West, specifically between British Secret Service and their Soviet counterparts.
Some key themes your students can explore include:
1. The portrayal of women: From Russia with Love presents female characters like Tatiana and Vesper Lynd in both complex and traditional roles. Students can discuss how these depictions shaped the cultural perceptions of women during this time period.
2. Propaganda: Discuss how both Western and Soviet propaganda are woven into the narrative of From Russia with Love. Encourage students to analyze stereotypes about enemy nations present throughout the story.
3. The 'Bond' genre: Introduce this novel as a starting point for students to explore other works by Ian Fleming or related spy stories from that era.
The Film Adaptation
In 1963, From Russia with Love was adapted into a film – the second in the globally popular James Bond movie franchise. Directed by Terence Young, starring Sean Connery in his iconic role as James Bond.
Points worthy of discussion include:
1. How the adaptation added to or detracted from key themes present in the book
2. The impact of changes such as replacing SPECTRE with SMERSH on representation perception
3. Present this film in the context of other spy movies from the 1960s, and discuss how they reflected and shaped the cultural perception of the Cold War
4. Encourage students to compare Connery's portrayal of Bond with other actors who later took on the iconic role
Teaching students about From Russia with Love provides a unique opportunity to delve into a crucial period in history while also examining an enduring cultural phenomenon. By studying both Fleming's novel and the subsequent film adaptation, students can engage with key topics such as propaganda, gender roles, and historical context in an accessible and entertaining way. Consider incorporating From Russia with Love into your curriculum today – your students are sure to be 'shaken' and 'stirred' by its impact!


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Trust is such an important attitude to cultivate in practice, and in life. But sometimes when stuck in a situation where we aren't feeling too comfortable or happy, be it in ourselves, or our partners, the direction of our life or even the health of our bodies it can feel pretty difficult to trust the process and know that on some greater level it's going to be ok.
So how do we practice trust?
Jon Kabat Zinn reminds us in the video below that we can start with something as simple as our breath because luckily the breath can take care of itself, we don't need to tell ourselves to breathe, we can rest pretty easy at night knowing that while sleeping it is happening. We can also learn to trust in the wisdom of our bodies and what we feel; trusting that the ears can actually hear, the eyes can actually see. That the organs take care of all the things they need to, to keep us alive.
From there we might begin to take a little more notice of the signs our body is telling us around feelings of being tired, anxious, overly stressed, sad, fearful and rather than talking our way out of it with our minds or finding some quick fix to feel less discomfort, maybe we can listen in and trust a little more what the experience in our body is trying to tell us?
The more we can learn to bring trust to our experience, trusting ourselves and what's actually going on vs. trying to control it and make it better, the more we can learn to bring trust to our relationships, to other people and to the challenges we face in life so that hopefully with practice we can reside in our own ability to meet whatever comes towards us.
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Definitions for yardstickˈyɑrdˌstɪk
Random House Webster's College Dictionary
a stick a yard long, commonly marked with subdivisions, used for measuring.
Category: Weights and Measures
any standard of measurement:
Tests are not the only yardstick of academic achievement.
Origin of yardstick:
a measure or standard used for comparison
"on what kind of yardstick is he basing his judgment?"
yardstick, yard measure(noun)
a ruler or tape that is three feet long
Kernerman English Learner's Dictionary
a standard against which sth can be judged
The stock market is a yardstick for economic performance.
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Hero Engine (third law of motion)
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Students use the thrust produced by falling water to investigate Newton's Third Law of Motion.
Student teams will construct water-propelled engines out of soft drink cans and investigate ways to increase the action-reaction thrust produced by water shooting out of holes punched in the can sides.
The "Hero Engine" activity is from the Rockets Educators Guide. Although grade levels are suggested, small modifications will enable more complex activities to be used successfully with other grade levels for observation, demonstration or complete lessons.
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This publication is by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, NASA Kennedy Space Center, and released into the Public Domain. Permission is not required for duplication.


Island leaf economics trait synthesis
Durée : 2021 - 2022
Programme : CEntre de Synthèse et d'Analyse sur la Biodiversité(CESAB) / LabEx CeMEB
Portée : Internationale
Islands harbor a unique and diverse flora that is currently threatened by biological invasions. Recent studies provide a framework to better quantify the functional aspects that make island natives unique and thus potentially vulnerable to continental invaders. However, these broad characteristics lack a mechanistic link to species growth strategies, which hampers our ability to predict how invasive continental species can displace island species. We propose a meta-analysis to better understand functional differences between island and continental plant species, which can help improve sciencebased decisions on conservation strategies.
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The mixing behavior around a SMX-type static mixer segment has been investigated experimentally by using Particle Image Velocimetry (PIV) and Planar Laser-Induced Fluorescence (PLIF) simultaneously. The newly conceived experimental rig allows quantifying mixing, by measuring velocity fields and concentration fields for different Reynolds numbers along vertical and horizontal sections directly behind the mixer. A spectral analysis of the simultaneous PIV and PLIF measurements has been carried out, in order to determine the characteristic frequencies induced by the mixer and relationships between velocity and concentration. Furthermore, the mixing efficiency has been quantified by considering the segregation index. In order to quantify micro-mixing a chemical reaction, involving a fluorescent tracer, has been chosen and imaged simultaneously with the macro-mixing, characterized by another tracer. Theoretical micro-mixing models have been tested by considering their accuracy in reproducing experimental data and first comparisons between experimental and numerical velocity fields are presented. The experimental data is documented in a data base, freely accessible through Internet, to allow a quantitative validation of numerical codes.
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What is Minute of Angle - MOA?
MOA is a mathmatical concept that most firearm scopes incorporate. Minute of Angle (MOA) is critical to sighting in your scope. MOA mathematical concepts were used to develop the AccuScope scope sighting reference tool.
The only MOA information needed to use AccuScope is your scope's MOA number. AccuScope determines the number of adjustment dial increments or "clicks" to rotate your scope's elevation or windage adjustment dial to accurately sight in your scope at multiple shooting distances.
Each click of the scope turret is usually 1/4 or 1/2 MOA change and on some scopes 1/8 MOA. Normally, shooters refer to these adjustments as a change of a fraction of an inch at 100 yards rather than the true value of MOA for which they are supposedly calibrated to.
Calculating Angle of Arc
The angle of an arc is expressed in number of degrees. There are 360 degrees of arc to a full circle. Each degree consists of 60 minutes of arc. The distance covered by the measure of arc is relative to the circumference (total distance around the circle) it is contained within. Knowing the radius (distance to center of circle) circumference is easily calculated by using the constant pi.
The ratio (represented by pi ) of circumference is constant to diameter (radius x 2) regardless of circle size. The precise value of pi is so far unknown to man but is normally resolved to 3.1416 or 3.141 for our purposes.
Suppose a circle with a 6 inch radius. Circumference can be calculated as: circumference = (radius x 2) x pi circumference = (6 x 2) x 3.1416 circumference = 12 x 3.1416 circumference = 37.6992 inches The distance covered by 1 degree of angle (37.6992 / 360 or, circumference divided by 360 degrees) is 0.1047 inch at 6 inches from center of circle. And, 1 minute of angle represents (0.1047 / 60 or, 1 degree divided by 60 minutes) 0.001745 inch at 6 inches from center of circle.
Knowing what MOA represents allows us to calculate its value to any distance. Six inches (the radius of the above example) is 1/600th of 100 yards: (100 yards x 36 inches) / 6 inches = 600 Therefore, the value of MOA at 100 yards is 1.047 inches (0.001745 x 600 = 1.047) At 50 yards 1/2 the 100 yard value; 70% @ 70 yards; twice @ 200 yards; 6 times @ 600 yards; and so on. So, the difference between thinking in inches as opposed to MOA is 10.47 inch @ 1000 yards.
Who has time to figure this out when you should be shooting?
We transform this complicated concept into a simple, easy to use tool. In short, AccuScope is "MOA made simple". Although MOA mathematical concepts were used to develop AccuScope, the only MOA information you need to use AccuScope is your scope's MOA number. AccuScope comes in two versions. The first version is designed for 1/4 MOA and 1/2 MOA scopes - these scopes are most common. The second version is for 1/8 MOA scopes - these scopes are becoming more and more popular due to their increased precision.


Why Car Servicing Is Important
Volkswagen is a very common car among most automobile users. It is a German multinational company that specializes in manufacturing different types of automotives such as motorbikes, engines, turbo machinery and vehicles, both SUVs and sedan. After purchasing a Volkswagen, it should be properly maintained and undergo a regular maintenance. It is always advisable to take your car for servicing at Volkswagen centers. This is because such centers are highly specialized and understand all the problems that occur with this car model, and know how to repair them. That is why the vw service centre Brisbane market has today is here for all the different models of Volkswagen.
Importance of car servicing.
Any Volkswagen car consists of all the important components such as engines, tyres, gear box, etc. From time to time, such components face some issues or may fail to work due to various factors. That is why they need to be serviced regularly.
1. Improves life span.
When a car is regularly maintained, it provides a longer life span to the car. This is because it helps to increase the performance of the car by improving its efficiency.
2. Economical.
It helps to reduce any long time costs that are a result of irregular maintenance. This is because, when ignored, the problem becomes bigger making it very expensive to repair. It also helps to prevent major problems in transmission, engines, which are very costly to repair.
3. Prevention is better than cure.
When a full car service is completed, it helps to prevent any minor defects that may occur or develop into bigger problems. It also prevents any car breakdowns or faults due to servicing. This is because when an issue is discovered earlier, it is very easy to repair compared with when it is already too late.
4. Retains car value.
As years go by, the value of the car depreciates from the time it was new. However, when the car is regularly serviced, it helps to maintain its value for a longer period of time. The car will be worth more when you want to sell it because it will be as good as new.
5. Safety is guaranteed.
Driving an already serviced car, always offer a guarantee of safety. This is because you are very sure of the condition and the state of the car. It also reduces any risks that may occur on the road either to pedestrians, passengers or other road users.
6. Insurance claims.
Lack of regular car maintenance may have adverse impacts on insurance claims in case of anything. This is because it will invalidate the claim making it a loss.
That is why you need to take your car to the vw service centre Brisbane market has today.
Professional servicing.
It is very important for your car servicing to be conducted by professionals from the best vw service centre Brisbane residents recommend. This is because it is done by trained, experienced and professional experts, who have knowledge on every condition of the car and also have the right mechanisms of solving the problem.
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Commercial Pre-Closing Loan Processor
Duties and responsibilities:
- Prepare and distribute closing documents for commercial loans via LaserPro
- Work with attorney's offices and title companies to prepare, correct, and approve final closing documents.
- Ability to read and comprehend business entity Bylaws, Articles, Operating Agreements, etc.
- Learn all Loan Policy procedures and have the ability to apply that knowledge to all loan requests
- Learn, understand and retain both internal and external regulatory guidelines to ensure that documents are prepared accurately with strong attention to detail
- Help guide/teach lenders and assistants when finding errors
- A full understanding CRA and HMDA reporting guidelines
- Strong attention to detail and problem solving skills
- Must be a self-starter
- Ability to multi-task and prioritize
- Excellent Computer Skills
- Previous Loan Experience is preferred, but not required
Job Type: Full-time


Correctly rounded floating-point division for DSP-enabled FPGAs
@article{Pasca2012CorrectlyRF,
 title={Correctly rounded floating-point division for DSP-enabled FPGAs},
 author={Bogdan Pasca},
 journal={22nd International Conference on Field Programmable Logic and Applications (FPL)},
 year={2012},
 pages={249-254}
}
Floating-point division is a very costly operation in FPGA designs. High-frequency implementations of the classic digit-recurrence algorithms for division have long latencies (of the order of the number fraction bits) and consume large amounts of logic. Additionally, these implementations require important routing resources, making timing closure difficult in complete designs. In this paper we present two multiplier-based architectures for division which make efficient use of the DSP resources… CONTINUE READING
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Can I pair AirPods using Bluetooth to an Android phone or Windows computer?
Pairing the AirPods to a non-Apple smartphone or computer is similar to pairing other Bluetooth devices. Follow these steps to connect AirPods to a PC or other device:
- Place the AirPods in the case, then open the lid.
- Press and hold the white button on the back of the case.
- The AirPods status light blinks white to indicate pairing mode.
- Pair the AirPods using the device or computer's Bluetooth settings menu.
Once paired, the AirPods can be used like any other wireless Bluetooth headphones.


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Onos - oh'noss - n. - A Greek concept of rational worry; represented by Homer's Odyssey in Athena, a Greek Goddess, and many Greek heroes in other traditional works, it is considered a positive attribute.
Romans considered "onos" a negative attribute, like Odysseus' intelligence, and it became transmuted into the less-positive "onus," or "burden."
Athena's onos was manifested in her fear of Poseidon's threat to Odysseus' homecoming.
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This Forest LifeWood Bug Study lesson plan also includes:
Examine wood bugs and their habitat. Learners gather wood bugs and examine their bodies. Then discuss their body parts and how they help them survive. They also predict where they think wood bugs live to then graph the class results.
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Many taxpayers have applied for Employer Identification Numbers (EINs) listing on the application an individual or entity other than the entity's true responsible party as the principal officer, general partner, grantor, owner, or trustor. The use of such an individual or entity, a "nominee", has resulted in IRS records containing incorrect information. Entities that used nominees on their applications should consider updating the information shown on the original application.
Who Should Update the Information?
Any entity that applied for an EIN listing a nominee as the "principal officer", etc., and listing the nominee's Taxpayer Identification Number as that of the principal officer, should send the IRS a letter providing the name and Taxpayer Identification Number (Social Security Number, Employer Identification Number, or Individual Taxpayer Identification Number) of the true responsible party. Entities that submitted applications that showed, as the principal officer, an individual or entity who is no longer the true responsible party also should update the entity's information.
What the Terms "Nominee" and "Responsible Party" Mean
A "nominee" is someone who is given limited authority to act on behalf of an entity, usually for a limited period of time, and usually during the formation of the entity. The "principal officer, general partner," etc., as defined by the IRS, is the true "responsible party" for the entity, instead of a nominee. See the Responsible Parties and Nominees page for more details.
Why the Information should be corrected
In the event that the IRS has a need to contact an entity about a tax matter relating to the business, we must be certain we are contacting the correct party. Otherwise, information regarding an entity could be disclosed to someone who is not authorized to receive such information. The IRS is considering several ways to identify the responsible parties of entities. However, by updating the information itself, an entity can establish that it is a reliable partner of the IRS in complying with the Federal tax laws.
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There is no form available to update the information, and the IRS asks entities updating their information NOT to submit a second EIN application. Instead, the IRS asks that the entity send a letter, on company letterhead, if available, providing the name and Taxpayer Identification Number of the current principal officer, general partner, grantor, owner, or trustor. Be sure to include the entity's complete name, EIN, and mailing address so we can correctly identify your IRS account. Depending upon the entity's principal business address, the entity should send the letter to the following IRS campus:
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Why is eating oyster mushrooms good for the environment?
In Nature, there are 5 kingdoms: plants, animals, algae, bacteria and fungi. And together they form the ideal team in which there is no waste, everyone has a role and only uses what is available locally, channeling energy from one kingdom to another.
Fungi are called "Nature's decomposers", they break down any dead organic matter and transform it into nutrients for their local habitat.
Therefore, eating edible wild mushrooms is good for the environment and our planet because they are 100% organic and local. However, most of the mushrooms we eat are commercially grown.
But this is also good news because they are not resource-intensive and can be grown year-round. On average, 1 kilo of oyster mushrooms requires just 25 liters of water and is grown most of the time using locally available waste. This makes eating mushrooms an excellent substitute for meat. In addition to being vegetarian, it only consumes a very small amount of resources.
Once again, eating mushrooms is good for you, but also for the planet!
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Bottom drain gravity fed filter and pump
A pond with a bottom drain or gravity fed filter system must be designed at the outset to use this method and have a bottom drain installed. They are more complicated to install but worth it if you have something like a large koi pond. The basic principle is that the water leaves the pond via a bottom drain at the bottom of the pond (hence the name bottom drain?) which leads downwards underground and then up to a filter where the water is filtered before returning to the pond via a pump at the end of the filter area.
Having said this although that is the basic principle it actually works the other way round, i.e. the pump pumps water from the filter area back into the pond which intern causes the water to be pulled through the bottom drain so the levels on both pools of water remain level. This is why these need to be carefully constructed so that this flow process works correctly.
Constructing a gravity fed bottom drain pond filtration system
The theory is fairly simple really you basically have two areas of water, the pond and the filter whose water levels need be parallel. You then have a pipe from the ponds bottom drain sloping downwards underneath the filter, then up and into the top of the filter.
When water is removed from the filter into the pond via the pump, rather than the water level in the filter going down, and the pond water level going up, the water levels will actually naturally level themselves via the bottom drain system (well it will if it is constructed correctly :-).


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Snaking (scythe) refers to the bending of the width of a steel coil after a shearing. There are many reasons for this. The general measure is a few millimeter per 2 m.
A: the reason caused by raw materials: the female volume will have the latent residual stress inside the process and the balance is broken when the cutting process is broken.
B: the snake line produced by the burr: when the burr in the slitting process takes place in the winding machine, the thickness of the plate thickens. And the larger the roll, the resulting edge stretching creates the snake line. In the winding machine, it can confirm the thickness of the plate and then use the method of paper clip or split.
C: snake line caused by uneven interstitial imbalance: if the cleft of the knife is larger, the partial indentation will become larger than the small side of the gap of the knife, resulting in the snake line. Especially the smaller ratio of plate thickness and width of steel plate, this causes more snakes. Therefore, the narrow steel belt processing materials should have careful attention.
D: a snake line drawn by a single side extension of the winding machine: when coiling, it is necessary to make the whole tension of plate uniform. Once this tension is focused on the single side, the larger side of the tension will produce a larger stretch and produce a snake. The reason lies in the location of the divider, the pressure adjustment of tension pressure plate and the poor lining. For reference only.
E: the snake line caused by too tight of side orientation setting: when the side orientation is too tight in the longitudinal shear operation, the tension on the side of the contact plate will produce the snake line.
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Furthermore, if Smith moves to some other locality, we will have to change both the RDN for the entry and the location attribute in the entry.

The best RDN would be one with a unique and immutable user ID for this person.

e.g., we could use that person's email address so the RDN would be uid=rsmith .

 24. 24. Directory Information Tree (DIT)

Entries exist in a tree-like structure known as Directory Information Tree (DIT) or just directory tree .

The root of the directory has a name known as the directory's base DN .

The server's base DN typically matches the DNS name of the directory server and uses the domain component ( dc ) attribute to represent the DNS zones (however, the match is not compulsory).

Each entry in a directory tree can be located by its Distinguished Name (DN).

A DN is composed of an entry's RDN followed by all of the RDNs (separated by comma or semicolons) found as you walk your way back up the tree towards the root entry.

If we follow the arrows in Figure 3 and accumulate RDNs as we go, we'll construct DNs for each highlighted entry.

 25. 25. In the left pane of Figure 3, our DN would be: cn=Robert Smith,l=main campus,ou=CCS,o=Hogwarts School,c=US In the right pane of Figure 3, it is: uid=rsmith,ou=systems,ou=people,dc=ccs,dc=hogwarts,dc=edu

Figure 3. Walking Back up the tree to produce a DN

 26. 26. Distinguished Name (DN)

DN is the name of an entry

ou is short for organizational unit

o is short for organization

dc stands for "domain component"

c is for country

DNs are more like postal addresses than absolute pathname in a filesystem because they have a "most specific component first" ordering. In a postal address like:

Chan Tai Man

20 Tsing Yi Road

Tsing Yi, NT

HK

You start off with the most specific object (the person) and get more vague from there, eventually winding up at the least specific component (the country).

 27. 27. Summary – DN and RDN

The concept of the distinguished name is the heart of the naming model. DN is used to construct the namespace and the directory information tree.

Each model has an attributed called "distinguished name" (DN) used to identify the entry unambiguously

DN must be unique throughout the whole directory

RDN has to be unique only in its scope. For example, if the parent is

DN: ou=sales, l=Europe, o=ldap_abc.org

under this subtree there can be only one RDN:

uid=usr1

resulting in the DN:

DN: uid=urs1,ou=sales,l=Europe,o=ldap_abc.org

This means that you can have an entry with an RDN of uid=usr1 under l=Asia , resulting in the unique DN:

DN: uid=usr1,ou=sales,l=Asia,o=ldap_abc.org

 28. 28. Figure 4. Person and part records with DNs in an LDAP directory that integrates with the DNS namespace Example to illustrate DN usage
 29. 29.

The name of the root of the directory is known as the directory's base DN ( e.g. dc=mycompany,dc=com).

The DN of the person entry shown in Figure 4 could have been

cn=Brian Arkills,ou=People,dc=mycompany,dc=com instead of uid=barkills,ou=People,dc=mycompany,dc=com

Notice that each RDN component includes both the attribute type and value. For example, the single component cn=Brian Arkills has both the attribute type cn and the attribute value Brian Arkills .

Attribute value without the attribute type would be be sufficient to distinguish the entry.

The common name (cn) of the entry is Brian Arkills. It must be unique among all entries in the container ou=People to qualify as an RDN.

Since uniqueness of a person's name is not guaranteed, so another attribute is often used instead as the RDN. E.g. user identity uid=barkills is chosen because login IDs must be unique.

The DN uid=barkills,ou=People,dc=mycompany,dc=com refers to exactly the same record in the directory namespace as the DN above. It simply uses a different RDN to identify the entry.

 30. 30. base DN (Directory Suffix)

The top level (or root) of the LDAP directory tree is the base, referred to as the "base DN", a.k.a "directory suffix".

For example DN: ou=sales,l=Europe,o=ldap_abc.de

base DN takes one of the three forms listed below;

base DN in X.500 format: o=ldap_abc,c=de

o=ldap_abc refers to the organization i.e., company name and c=de indicates that the company headquarters is in Germany.

With Internet globalization, using a country code in the base DN makes things more confusing.

base DN derived from Internet presence: o=ldap_abc.org

This format uses the company's Internet domain name as the base

base DN derived from domain components