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A facet model of targets is proposed to simulate inverse synthetic aperture radar (ISAR) images and radar back-scattering of moving targets with rigid and nonrigid motions. Targets are composed of solid objects which are modeled by triangular facets. It is shown that a facet can be treated as an equivalent point-scatterer whose radar cross section (RCS) and position depend on the shape of the triangle, the frequency, and the angle of incidence. A shadowing algorithm is also developed to detect the facets which actually have influence on the signal received by the radar. Besides, a facet division algorithm is implemented to improve the result of the shadowing algorithm and to have at least one facet per resolution cell. Finally, we apply our simulator to obtain the ISAR images of a ship and a helicopter and to calculate the micro-Doppler signature of a human.


REFind
Description
Uses a regular expression (RE) to search a string for a pattern. The search is case sensitive. For more information on regular expressions, including escape sequences, anchors, and modifiers, see Using Regular Expressions in Functions in the Developing ColdFusion Applications.
Returns
Depends on the value of the returnsubexpressions__parameter:
 - If returnsubexpressions = "False":
 - The position in the string where the match begins
 - 0, if the regular expression is not matched in the string
 - If returnsubexpressions = "True": a structure that contains two arrays, len and pos. The array elements are as follows:
 - If the regular expression is found in the string, the first element of the len and pos arrays contains the length and position, respectively, of the first match of the entire regular expression.
 - If the regular expression contains parentheses that group subexpressions, each subsequent array element contains the length and position, respectively, of the first occurrence of each group.
 - If the regular expression is not found in the string, the first element of the len and pos arrays contains 0.
Category
History
 - ColdFusion (2018 release) Update 5: Added the flag useJavaAsRegexEngine to Application.cfc. Enable this flag to use Java Regex as the default regex engine. For more information, see Application variables. For information on using Regular Expression using the flag, see Using Regular Expressions.
 - ColdFusion (2016 release): Added the scope parameter.
Function syntax
REFind(reg_expression, string [, start, returnsubexpressions, scope ] )
See also
Parameters
Parameter
Description
reg_expression
Regular expression for which to search. Case sensitive.
string
A string, or a variable that contains one, in which to search.
start
Optional. A positive integer, or a variable that contains one. Position in the string at which to start search. The default value is 1.
returnsubexpressions
Optional. Boolean. Whether to return substrings of reg_expression, in arrays named len and pos:
 - True: if the regular expression is found, the first array element contains the length and position, respectively, of the first match. If the regular expression contains parentheses that group subexpressions, each subsequent array element contains the length and position, respectively, of the first occurrence of each group. If the regular expression is not found, the arrays each contain one element with the value 0.
 - False: the function returns the position in the string where the match begins. Default.
scope
Optional
 - one: returns the first value that matches the regex.
 - all: returns all values that matches the regex.
Usage
This function finds the first occurrence of a regular expression in a string. To find the second and subsequent instances of the expression or of subexpressions in it, you call this function more than once, each time with a different start position. To determine the next start position, use the returnsubexpressions__parameter, and add the value returned in the first element of the length array to the value in the first element of the position array.
Examples
Examples using the scope parameter
<cfscript>
 // when start=1, returnSubexpressions=true, and scope="one"
 writeDump(REFind("[A-Z]+", "ColdFusion 123!",1,true,"one"));
</cfscript>
Output
<cfscript>
 // when start=1, returnSubexpressions=true, and scope="all"
 writeDump(REFind("[A-Z]+", "ColdFusion 123!",1,true,"all"));
</cfscript>
Output
<cfscript>
 // when start=1, returnSubexpressions=true, and scope="one"
 writeDump(REFind("[a-z]+", "ColdFusion 123!",1,true,"one"));
</cfscript>
Output
<cfscript>
 // when start=1, returnSubexpressions=true, and scope="all"
 writeDump(REFind("[a-z]+", "ColdFusion 123!",1,true,"all"));
</cfscript>
Output
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SYRACUSE, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — Well we are the Salt City, so it was only a matter of time when we looked back on the industry that gave Syracuse its nickname, put the city on the map, and of course, gave us salt potatoes.
The salt came not from underground mines, but salt springs mostly located on the southern end of Onondaga Lake. The brine was pumped from the springs and sent in wooden pipes to the salt sheds and aprons nearby.
The salt was recovered from the brine either by solar evaporation in large shallow trays or boiled in large caldrons.
Salt potatoes trace their origin to the laborers who tended the boiling caldrons filled with brine. The workers, mostly Irish immigrants, would boil their potatoes in the brine for lunch.

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Field stations are places where scientists, educators, and students have access to ecosystems dedicated to scientific study along with state-of-the-art research facilities, classrooms and exhibits. Collectively, field stations host thousands of individual scientists and represent a major investment in scientific infrastructure, from land and laboratories to DNA sequencers, sensors, and personnel.
Biological field stations are grappling with many of the same issues as their local communities. Therefore, it is imperative to have leadership that can create a direct bridge between science and the decision makers who are enabled to address these challenges. The Organization of Biological Field Stations (OBFS) brings assets from our nation's field stations, as well as from field stations around the world, together to solve our most pressing environmental issues.
Your donations to OBFS will help us:
- Develop research, management, and educational collaborations that target our most significant environmental challenges and engage under-represented groups; and
- Engage in national and international conversations to communicate scientific findings to policy makers and raise awareness of the value of these sentinel sites and their application to national, international, and regional issues.
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Not at home? Alexa can greet visitors for you on your Ring doorbell
The benefits of a smart video doorbell are numerous and obvious. When you aren't home, you can still respond to visitors and provide instructions for deliveries. The downside is that you have to be near your phone and not currently busy in order to respond to visitors, so what happens when you're in the middle of an important conversation or driving? Thanks to a new feature called Smart Responses, Alexa can greet visitors for you. Alexa's reach continues to grow beyond just being a voice for Amazon Echo smart speakers and displays.
There are three main Smart Responses: Quick Replies, Alexa Greetings, and Motion Warnings. It's worth pointing out that Alexa Greetings is the only smart response that is Alexa powered.
Quick Replies is a solution for those times when someone shows up at your door and you can't — or you just don't want to — answer. When someone comes to the door, you can choose from six preset responses, including "Please leave the package outside," "Hi, we'll be right there!" or "If you'd like to leave a message, you can do so now." This feature has already begun to roll out and will be available on Ring Video Doorbell models, with the exception of the Ring Video Doorbell Wired.
Alexa greetings turn your doorbell into a sort of smart concierge. It can greet visitors for you and provide contextual responses based on their answer. For example, Alexa might ask if a visitor wants to leave a message or what the purpose of their visit is. If the response includes the word "package," Alexa can ask if the packages require a signature and inform the delivery person where to drop the packages. It's a useful tool for when you're away from home but you still want to leave information for visitors.
One of the Smart Responses, Motion Warnings, acts as a deterrent to anyone with less than honorable intentions. As soon as the doorbell detects motion, it chimes in with the message: "Warning, you are now being monitored and recorded by Ring." It functions in much the same way as a yard sign for a security system. If a potential burglar knows they are being watched, they're more likely to leave.
These new Smart Responses make the Ring lineup of doorbells even more useful, all while adding another layer of intelligence to Alexa's capabilities.
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JEP 360: Sealed Types
Chris Stewart
JEP 360
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A new Java enhancement proposal, JEP 360, has graduated from being a simple draft. It proposes to bring sealed types to Java, allowing developers to impose restrictions on which other classes or interfaces may extend or implement them. Sealed types could work in tandem with records, which is the business of its older sibling, JEP 359. Let's take a closer look at the future of Java.
In April 2019, Java Language Architect Brian Goetz submitted a JEP draft proposing two new features be added to Java. Now, the draft is all grown up and we have two new JEPs; JEP 359 and JEP 360. In this article we will focus on JEP 360 Records (Preview).
JEP 360: Sealed Types
JEP 360 aims to bolster Java by introducing sealed types. These are described by Brain Goetz as "classes or interfaces that impose restrictions on which other classes or interfaces may extend or implement them."
There are two goals to this proposal. One: to restrict which classes can be a subtype. Two: sealed types can allow "exhaustiveness analysis at the use-site, such as when switching over type patterns for an instance of a sealed type."
The proposed syntax has an optional permits clause and looks like this:
sealed interface Node
 permits A, B, C {... }
By including an explicit permits clause, Node may be extended only by the types listed in the clause, which must also be members of the same module or, if in the unnamed module, the same package. Goetz notes that this may be overkill in many cases because if all the subtypes are declared in the same compilation unit, there's no need for the permits clause because in this instance, the compiler infers a permits clause by enumerating the subtypes declared in the same compilation unit.
Subclasses and lambdas of a sealed type cannot be anonymous, and abstract subtypes of sealed types are implicitly sealed unless explicitly declared using the non-sealed modifier. Concrete subtypes of sealed types are implicitly final unless explicitly declared otherwise. Sealing, like finality, is enforced by the language compiler as well as the JVM.
Motivation, goals & non-goals
Goetz writes the following in JEP 360:
Java's type system allows us to answer questions such as "Is a Circle a kind of Shape?", but gives considerably less help with questions such as "What are the kinds of Shape?" The type system is no help at all when it comes to a library restricting which classes can implement a library's types; this means that even if the design intent of the library's author is that a given type only has a specific set of subtypes, this cannot be enforced, and therefore cannot be assumed by the implementation. (Access control allows the library author to constrain which packages can access and therefore implement the library, but cannot distinguish an implementor from a user.) Brian Goetz
The aim is to be able to catch such statements in the type system as "A Shape is either a Circle or a Rectangle", as it not only provides useful documentation for others users, but also allows the Java compiler to perform better type checking, since it can exhaustively enumerate the known subtypes. It would also allow library authors to predict and understand the behavior of known implementations. Sealed types are also a useful source of exhaustiveness information for pattern matching.
What JEP 360 does not aim to do is provide new forms of access control like "friends", or provide granular control over member overriding.
Now, let's take a more detailed look at sealed types.
JEP 360 provides the following example of sealed type grammar in action:
 {ClassModifier} class TypeIdentifier [TypeParameters]
 [Superclass] [Superinterfaces] [PermittedSubclasses] ClassBody&lt;/pre&gt;
 (one of)
 Annotation public protected private
 abstract static sealed final non-sealed strictfp
 permits ClassTypeList
 ClassType {, ClassType}
Three restrictions are listed by Goetz. It's an error if the non-sealed modifier appears on a type when none of its supertypes are sealed, it's an error if more than one of final, sealed, or non-sealed appears on any type declaration, and it's an error if the permits clause appears on a type that is not declared sealed.
Compiled form of a sealed type
The class file of a sealed type must have a PermittedSubtypes attribute, which lists the permitted subtypes. "If the sealed type's declaration in source code lacks an explicit permits clause then the set of permitted subtypes is computed at compile time to be those subtypes of the sealed type which are declared in the same compilation unit as the sealed type." The following example is offered:
PermittedSubtypes_attribute {
 u2 attribute_name_index;
 u4 attribute_length;
 u2 permitted_subtypes_count;
 u2 classes[permitted_subtypes_count];
SEE ALSO: JEP 359: Records
Reflection API
The JEP further notes that it would add the following public methods to java.lang.Class:
 - java.lang.constant.ClassDesc[] getPermittedSubtypes()
 - boolean isSealed()
The method getPermittedSubtypes() returns an array containing java.lang.constant.ClassDesc objects representing all the permitted subtypes of this class if it is sealed, and returns an empty array if the class is not sealed.
The method isSealed returns true if the given class or interface is sealed.
JEP 360 points out that some languages have direct support for algebraic data types, and that a variant of enum could in fact be a more familiar way for Java developers to deal with them. However, this would not be suitable for all use cases, such as those where sums range over classes in more than one compilation unit, or sums that range over classes that are not products. As such, the slight unfamiliarity is a small price to pay for a more well-rounded feature.
Classes also support state validation through their constructors, whereas tuples don't. And classes can have behavior related to their state, which tuples, as raw data, cannot offer.
As mentioned at the beginning of this article, JEP 359 and JEP 360 arrived together because they are both born of the same JEP draft. As such, due to the fact that records can work hand-in-hand with sealed types to form something called algebraic data types, JEP 359 is listed as a dependency.
For more information, check out JEP 360 in all its glory.
Chris Stewart
Chris Stewart is an Online Editor for He studied French at Somerville College, Oxford before moving to Germany in 2011. He speaks too many languages, writes a blog, and dabbles in card tricks.
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Is this something that anyone wants? Goetz clearly has too much time on his hands. What happened to reifiable generic types, primitive generic types, immutable arrays, better null handling, amongst other things? this goes under the same umbrella of things developers don't want or need like jigsaw.


Health Benefits of Joining a Shooting Club
As with any sport, shooting is a discipline and requires a degree of fitness. Strength in the arm and shoulder to hold the gun and strength in the core and back to maintain the posture. As well as physical strength, shooting also helps to improve breathing and aid relaxation. This is done when concentrating on the shots themselves. Whilst strength goes a long way to stabilizing the gun and achieving better scores, without being able to control breathing, the shooter is missing out on those crucial bulls.
The stresses of an average day manifest themselves through the tightness of muscles, higher blood pressure, headaches, and fatigue. Whilst shooting, this will cause tension in shoulders, arms, and hands causing the shooter to snatch more shots. Higher blood pressure means that the heart rate is quicker and stronger which adds to more movement in the gun from the blood vessels.
Through slow controlled breathing, this helps to further increase the stability of the gun and get those high scores; these are the short-term consequences. The longer term is similar to yoga: stress maintenance and lower blood pressure.
When controlling their breathing, the shooter becomes more relaxed, the heart rate slows, blood pressure is reduced, and involuntary twitches and shakes begin to stabilize. Over a 10 minute course of shooting, the pressures and stresses of a hard day or week begin to fade. Studies show that evening meditation or yoga helps with sleep, depression, and anxiety; controlled breathing in shooting will do the same.
As with any sport, shooting is also a very social experience, by interacting with different people than you work with takes you out of the stress connecting environment and also helps you to relax and reset.
So why not give it a try, go to your local club and find out how it can help you.
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Guide to the Wyoming State Board of Immigration records
Scope and Content
Wyoming State Board of Immigration was created to encourage people to settle in Wyoming. The collection only contains one item, a cover letter for an informational packet concerning Wyoming. The packet is not included.
- circa 1919
- Wyoming State Board of Immigration (Organization)
Language of Materials
There are no known access restrictions on the materials for research purposes, and the collection is open to the public.
The researcher assumes full responsibility for observing all copyright, property, and libel laws as they apply.
Wyoming State Board of Immigration records as maintained by the Wyoming State Archives consist one cover letter for an informational packet. The packet is not included.
Arrangement of the Collection
The collection is divided into one series including: General Correspondence
The collection was processed by Wyoming State Archives staff
- Guide to the Wyoming State Board of Immigration records, circa 1919
- Edited Full Draft
- Processed by Wyoming State Archives staff
- "©" 2015
- Language of description
- Script of description
- Code for undetermined script
- Language of description note
- Finding aid is in English
Part of the Wyoming State Archives, Wyoming Cultural Resources Division, Wyoming Department of State Parks & Cultural Resources Repository
2301 Central Avenue
Cheyenne Wyoming 82002 United States


s, as only subfactors of ICA RTT that occur till Layer 4 are measurable.
 - Data Center Latency: This is the latency measured from the Citrix Gateway to the server. A high Data Center Latency indicates delays due to a slow server network.
 - WAN Latency: This is the latency measured from the virtual machine to the Gateway. A high WAN Latency indicates sluggishness in the endpoint machine network. WAN latency increases when the user is geographically farther from the Gateway.
 - Host Latency: This measures the Server OS induced delay. A high ICA RTT with low Data Center and WAN latencies, and a high Host Latency indicates an application error on the host server.
A high number of users facing poor experience in any of the subfactors helps understand where the issue lies. You can further troubleshoot the issue using Layer 4 delay measurements. None of these latency metrics account for packet loss, out of order packets, duplicate acknowledgments, or retransmissions. Latency might increase in these cases.
For more information on calculation of ICA RTT, see How ICA RTT is calculated on NetScaler Insight. For more information about onboarding Citrix Gateway, see Install the system.
Session Availability
Session Availability is calculated based on the failure rate. It is rate of failed session connections with respect to the total number of attempted session connections.
The Session Availability experience is categorized based on the session failure rate as follows:
Excellent: Failure rate is less than 10%. An excellent Session Availability factor indicates the users being able to successfully connect to and use the app or desktop.
Fair: Failure rate is 10–20%.
Poor: Failure rate is more than 20%. Many users with poor Session Availability experience indicates inability to connect and use sessions.
Since failure to launch sessions disrupts user productivity, it is an important factor in quantifying the overall user experience.
Session Availability Drilldown
The rows in the Session Reliability drilldown table display the failure types categorized with the number of users and the number of failures in each category. Use the listed Failure types to further troubleshoot the failures.
For more information about the possible reasons within an identified failure type, see the Failure Reasons Troubleshooting document.
Session Resiliency
Session Resiliency indicates the number of times the Citrix Workspace app auto reconnected to recover from network disruptions. Auto reconnect keeps sessions active when network connectivity is interrupted. Users continue to see the application they are using until network connectivity resumes. An excellent Session Resiliency factor indicates a smooth user experience and lesser number of reconnects due to network disruptions.
Auto reconnect is enabled when the Session Reliability or the Auto Client Reconnect policies are in effect. When there is a network interruption on the endpoint, the following Auto reconnect policies come into effect:
 - Session Reliability policy comes into effect (by default in 3 minutes) where the Citrix Workspace app tries to connect to the VDA.
 - Auto Client Reconnect policy comes into effect between 3 and 5 minutes where the endpoint machine tries to connect to the VDA.
For each user, the number of auto reconnects are measured during every 15 min interval across the selected time period. Based on the number of auto reconnects in most of the 15 min intervals, the experience is classified as Excellent, Fair, or Poor.
Session Resiliency Drilldown
The Session Resiliency experience is categorized based on the reconnect rate as follows:
Excellent: In most of the 15 min intervals in the chosen time period, the number of reconnects were less than 1.
Fair: In most of the 15 min intervals in the chosen time period, the number of reconnects were 1.
Poor: In most of the 15 min intervals in the chosen time period, the number of reconnects were greater than 1.


70% of the Iranian youth surf internet illegally
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Iranian government has announced in a report that 23.5 million youth is using web in Iran and among 69.3 percent are using vpn's and proxies to access the global internet.Presently citizen of Iran is often facing firewall when trying to access websites that doesn't meet Iranian government internet censorship policy.In Iran using vpn is illegal and is violating the governement law,which can lead user for punishment.
excluding to this,Iran has a policy of filtering online content which leaves major and famous websites like "facebook "twitter" "youtube",iranian cannot access these websites without using vpn or proxies.
according to the filtering advocates of Iran,Internet censorship in Iran helps to protect people from immoral content,such pornographic websites and other content.but with the use of vpn major citizen of iran is able to breaks down the restrictions.
last month Iran permit 3g mobile internet licenses for two Iranian companies which was considered the first step towards providing easier internet access on Iran,
but with filtering policy Iranian government are also accused of deliberately slowing the internet which makes Iranian users difficult to access on non-restricted websites.The 3g permit granting caused controversy with some of the country's officials who said video calls functions on smartphones could open youngsters to dubious content.
later on The ministry of telecommunication,technology and information said that video calling wont be available until and unless skype or facetime and any other video calling service being accessible on normal internet connections.
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1. Get-DirSize- This Script node prompts you for a directory or share path- Then it takes the path, calculates the total size in kilobytes, megabytes, or gigabytes of the directory and dynamically adds subdirectory nodes and gives their total size as well..- Adds a Property named "TotalSize" and stores calculated total there- It continues down the subdirectories and processes each. 2. Get-User_Usage- This Script node calculates and groups all files in specified directory by the file owner.- The Property "Owner" is added to the file object and the total space usage is calculated for each directory and subdirectory and given total size of usage- Just enter a directory or share and it will process- Script Link "Owned Files" that will list all files owned by the selected item's owner.- Then you have the option to use an added Script Action "Add-ToZip" and add selected files to a specified compressed zip file.3. Get-LargeFiles- Specify a directory or share, File Size in digits, & Measurement ( KB,MB,or GB)- Outputs the files of specified size or larger in given path. ( Can use Add-ToZip to compress)4. Get-Tempfiles- Outputs all temporary files of extension .tmp and .temp ( you can add more extensions)5. Get-OldFiles- Get all files in path that are specified number of days old or older6. Get-Compressed- List all files that are of .zip, .rar, or .tar extension
7. Clear-GlobalVariables (removed)
8. Improved TotalSize and GlobalVariable Functions - Added New-Directory,New-FileMeasurement,New-FileSize, & New-FileAge to impove use of global variables. - Added Toggle-TotalSize to allow switching the TotalSize property from integers in bytes to string with KB,MB,or GB notations.
NOTE: Add-ToZip script action can be used on any file object to zip files.


TY - JOUR AB - We present a nontrivial model system of interacting electrons that can be solved analytically in the GW approximation. We obtain the particle number from the GW Green's function strictly analytically, and prove that there is a genuine violation of particle number conservation if the self-energy is calculated non-self-consistently from a zeroth order Green's function, as done in virtually all practical implementations. We also show that a simple shift of the self-energy that partially restores self-consistency reduces the numerical deviation significantly. AU - Schindlmayr, Arno ID - 18628 IS - 7 JF - Physical Review B SN - 0163-1829 TI - Violation of particle number conservation in the GW approximation VL - 56 ER -


Creating cross-item reports
You can generate reports across items in the same container (such as workspaces). Only the containers for which you are authorized can be selected. For Shared reports, users' access to the report data will be limited in the same way, based on their assigned permissions. If you edit a cross-item report to remove any column, the existing filters will be reset, so instead, hide the columns and the filters will remain unchanged.
To create a cross-item report
 1. Click Service Analytics.
 The Service Analytics utility opens in a new window.
 2. Select New > Cross Item.
 3. In the Report Setup section:
 1. In the Record Type field, select an item.
 2. In the Title field, type a descriptive name for this report.
 3. (Optional) In the Description field, add any notes to explain the purpose of this report.
 4. (Optional) To allow other users to access this report, in the Report Visibility Is field, select Shared.
 If you accept the default of Private, no other users can access this report. If you select Shared, only users authorized with at least read-only rights to the selected workspace can view this report.
 5. (Optional) If you want this report to be available as a console widget, in the Make Available In field, select Consoles.
 The options in the Configurations and Filters sections vary based on your selections in the Report Setup section.
 4. In the Configurations section:
 1. (Optional) In the Saved Search field, select a search to find the data for this report or to create a new search, click the Create a new saved search link.
 When the search is saved, click the Refresh icon next to this field to update the list.
 For more information, see Using Advanced Search and saving searches.
 2. (Optional) In the Descriptions to include field, select whether to include All Descriptions, First Description, Last Description, or First and Last Description
 3. (Optional) To include data regardless of the Lifecycle reporting settings, select Include time spent regardless of status.
 4. In the Measurement Type field, select Clock hours.
 5. In the Available Fields list, select the check boxes for the fields that you want to include and from the Calculated Fields section, select the Total Lifetime Billing and Total Lifetime Time check boxes.
 5. Click Apply changes.
 After you remove a column, if you click Apply Changes, the filters that you have applied are reset unless you added a new column to the report.
 6. In the Filters section:
 1. In the Rows field, select a category for the data rows.
 For more information about defining filter criteria, see Defining filters for reports.
 2. (Optional) In the Columns field, select a format for the data columns.
 Do not select the same category as you selected for Rows. You cannot display the same data category both as a row and a column.
 3. (Optional) In the Values field, select a value.
 4. (Optional) In the Filter field, select a filter.
 5. (Optional) In the View field, select the report graphs that you want available to be displayed on the Dashboard.
 7. In the Table section, review the sample report or to review the most current data, click Refresh at the top of the page.
 Below the Table section, the available report formats appear for this type of report.
 Generally, there is a Chart format and one or two additional formats such as Heatmap.
 1. Review the formats to verify that your settings are returning the data you need.
 2. (Optional) In the format sections, select display options to change the default views.
 3. (Optional) Make additional changes to the report, click Apply Changes and review the updated results in the bottom sections of the page.
 8. When you have finished defining your report, click Save.
Related topics
Configuring reports
Editing reports
Deleting reports
Running reports


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7Sense Irrigation sensor
A robust revolution for Norwegian farmers
Industrial design for irrigation sensor
Sustainable Development Goals
K8 has worked together with 7Sense to develop a new irrigation sensor which can be fitted onto existing irrigation systems. The sensor gives feedback to the farmer on the position of their irrigation system, and warns of any potential leaks by monitoring water pressure.
Whilst 7Sense developed the electrical components of the sensor unit, K8 was responsible for the design of the water-tight casing. The design process has focused around creating a robust easy to use, and iconic design with feedback from farmers and technical specialists. K8 has worked on the design process from initial sketch to final production.


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3. Conversion of the US National Airspace Data Files
3.1 Obtaining the US National Airspace Data CD-ROM
The US National Airspace Data ISO 9660 CD-ROM can be obtained for a nominal fee by sending a request in writing to the FAA Aeronautical Information Services Division. The data is suitable for navigation purposes, and the effective dates coincide with the 56 day charting cycle. The data is generally available about 15 days before the starting effective date. A subscription plan is also available that includes a password for ftp access, and a four month advance notice of any pending format changes. More information can be obtained from the FAA web sites at;
3.2 Overview of the Conversion Process
The files on the National Airspace Data CD-ROM are stored in a format that uses fixed width data fields, and fixed length records. The formats of these files are described in detail in the documents provided on the CD-ROM. The conversion of these files is a two step process. The first step utilizes awk scripts to extract selected data fields, and write them out in a format with variable width data fields. The ":" character is used as a data field delimiter. The choice of the colon character for the delimiter was motivated by the fact that this is what the fplan databases use. These intermediate files are very similar to the comma delimited files that were once available for free download. The final step is to convert the intermediate files to the desired format using the nasdconv application.
3.3 Generating the Intermediate Files
There are three intermediate files with variable width data fields; containing airports, fixes, and navaids. To avoid the possibility of data corruption, we must insure that the character used to delimit data fields (the colon character), does not appear in the data itself. At the time of this writing, a check of the raw NASD files shows that they don't contain any colon characters. However, as a fail safe, the first step of the conversion process is to filter the NASD files with sed, to convert any colon characters to semicolons.
To generate the intermediate airport file, the apt.txt and twr.txt NASD files are converted using the nasd_apt.awk and nasd_twr.awk scripts respectively. The two output streams are merged and sorted by identifier and record type. The intermediate fix file is the result of converting the fix.txt NASD file using the nasd_fix.awk awk script. The intermediate navaid file is the result of converting the nav.txt NASD file using the nasd_nav.awk awk script.
3.4 Creating Output for fplan
The mkfplandb bourne shell script makes it easy to create database files for use with fplan. The script handles everything; the filtering of the raw data with sed, the creation and sorting of the intermediate files, running nasdconv and paddb, and so on. I have added more error checking in this release, which should make it robust enough for the casual user. Here is a step by step overview of how to use the script;
 1. If you have the NASD CD-ROM, place it in your drive and mount it with the "mount" command. Depending on permissions, you may need to be the root user to do this. Because the CD-ROM does not make consistent use of upper and lower case characters in the filenames, you should include the option "check=relaxed" in your "mount" command.
 2. Now run "mkfplandb" to generate the fplan database files. A brief description of all available options can be obtained by using the "-h" option. If you want to see what commands the script is executing, include the "-v" option on the command line.
 3. If mkfplandb has difficulty in determining where your CD-ROM is mounted in your file system, or if you have copied the NASD files to disk, you can specify the directory where they are located with the "-d" command line option.
 4. If mkfplandb has difficulty in locating any of the executables that it needs, you can specify the exact location on your system by setting the corresponding environment variable (e.g. AWK, NASDCONV, PADDB, SED, SORT).
 5. The NASDCONV_FLAGS environment variable can be used to specify the command line options passed to nasdconv. The default options are "-k -f wmm -m fm -t fplan".
The remainder of this section provides a closer look at the process of generating databases for use with fplan. The airports.nav data file is generated by running nasdconv with the intermediate airport file as input. The vors.nav file is generated from the combined outputs from nasdconv with the intermediate fix and navaid files as inputs. The files written by nasdconv must be sorted by identifier, and padded to fixed length records using the paddb utility supplied with fplan. (The fplan application uses a fast binary search that relies on fixed length records). Here is a simple diagram that shows the entire process.
apt.txt ->sed ->apt.awk -+
 sort ->nasdconv ->paddb ->airports.nav
twr.txt ->sed ->twr.awk -+
fix.txt ->sed ->fix.awk ->nasdconv -+
 sort ->paddb ->vors.nav
nav.txt ->sed ->nav.awk ->nasdconv -+
3.5 Creating Output for ICAO Map
The ICAO Map software reads a single world database file that contains all airport and navigational aid information. You can simply merge the output from nasdconv with the intermediate airport, fix, and navaid files as inputs. To reduce the memory requirements of ICAO Map, you might consider creating separate world files for your state or region. The parser in release 1.0 of ICAO Map is not compatible with some of the characters output by nasdconv. The file icao-1.0.patch contains a patch for this problem, as well as support for printing to letter size paper.
3.6 Running the nasdconv application
In this section, we provide a brief overview of running nasdconv, a complete reference on command line syntax can be found in the provided man page. There are two options with important ramifications that we discuss below. What's right for you depends on your specific situation.
This option provides a mechanism for differentiating between an airport and navigational aid with the same identifier. (There are many examples of this in the airport database). This option implements a convention currently used by many GPS manufacturers. Any airport identifier that is all alphabetic, and is exactly three characters long, is prepended by the character "K". This applies to all such airports, regardless of the existence of a navigational aid with the same identifier. So for example, HMT becomes KHMT, while identifiers like L78 and CL35 are not changed by the translation algorithm.
-m (db|fm)
This option controls the convention used for determining the magnetic variation entries in the output databases. For some of the NASD database files, (the fix files for example), a magnetic variation value is not provided, so a value must be estimated using a model (see the following section). The other NASD database files provide a magnetic variation value. To use the database value when it's available, use db as the argument to this option. To always use the value computed by the model, use fm. This is the default and recommended value.
This option controls the convention used for determining the magnetic variation entries in the output databases. Some of the NASD files, the fix files for example, do not provide a value for the magnetic variation. For these inputs, a value will always be estimated using a model (see the following section). To use the database value when it's available from the input file, use db as the argument to this option. To always use the value computed by the model, use fm. This is the default and recommended value (see the next section for details).
3.7 The Geomagnetic Field Module
One of the problems with the NASD database files is that in many cases the magnetic variation values are either missing entirely or not very accurate. For example, the fix files have no magnetic variation entries of any kind. The nav files provide a value for magnetic variation, but only rounded to the nearest whole degree. In many cases, the epoch year associated with a magnetic variation value is quite dated, (this is undesirable because the values drift slowly with time). At any rate, this presented an unexpected complication that had to be dealt with. I needed a model to calculate the magnetic variation, given an arbitrary latitude and longitude referenced to some datum.
The Physical Model
After some research, I quickly concluded that the best solution was to use one of the geomagnetic field models in common use by the Geophysics community. The two most commonly encountered models are the International Geomagnetic Reference Field (IGRF), and the United States Department of Defense World Magnetic Model (WMM). In these models, the geomagnetic field potential is represented by a summation of spherical harmonics (using associated Legendre functions). The coefficients are found by fitting the model to very precise measurements of the earth's geomagnetic field. A secular change model is used to account for the slow drifting of the earth's magnetic field over time. The models are updated once every five years, with the next model due to come out in the year 2005. The model coefficients and a collection of support software are distributed in the United States by the National Geophysical Data Center (NGDC) located in Boulder, CO.


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Hilbert-Schmidt Kernel
A Hilbert-Schmidt kernel is a function \(k: \Omega \times \Omega \rightarrow \mathbb{C}\) such that \(k\) is a square integrable function, written \(k \in L^2(\Omega \times \Omega, \mathbb{C}). This means that\)k \(\)\int_{\Omega} \int_{\Omega} |k(x, y)|^2 dx dx < \infty$$.
Hilbert-Schmidt Integral Operator
For a given kernel \(k\), we can define an associated following linear operator \(T_k: L^2(\Omega, \mathbb{C}) \rightarrow L^2(\Omega, \mathbb{C})\):
\[(T_k u)(x) = \int_{\Omega} k(x, y) u(y) dy\]
To be clear, the input function is \(u \in L^2(\Omega, \mathbb{C})\) and the output function is \((T_k u) \in L^2(\Omega, \mathbb{C})\); the above sentence tells us how to evaluate the function for a given \(x \in \Omega\).


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Preparations for the upcoming CEDA-IADC Dredging for Sustainable Infrastructure Conference, set to take place on November 19th and 20th in the heart of Amsterdam – the Beurs van Berlag, are moving forward according to schedule.
The event will celebrate the launch of the CEDA-IADC publication Dredging for Sustainable Infrastructure.
In order to better introduce the event and the publication to our readers, we caught up with Mr. Stefan Aarninkhof, professor of Hydraulic Engineering at Delft University of Technology, the Netherlands.
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Continuous functions on metric space, M
If every continuous function on M is bounded, what does this mean?
I am not sure what this function actually is... is it a mapping from M -> M or some other mapping? Is the image of the function in M? Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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A map [itex]f:X\rightarrow M[/itex] where X is a set and M is a metric space, is called bounded if the image f(X) is bounded. This means that there is an [itex]x\in X[/itex] and an [itex]\varepsilon>0[/itex] such that [itex]f(X)\subseteq B(f(x),\varepsilon)[/itex].
This is what I would call bounded. But you will need to specify the context.
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Solaris 9 Installation Guide
Validating the custom_probes File
Before you can use a profile, rules, and custom_probes file, you must run the check script to validate that the files are set up correctly. If all profiles, rules, and probe and comparison functions are correctly set up, the rules.ok and custom_probes.ok files are created. Table 25–1 describes what the check script does.
Table 25–1 What Happens When You Use the check Script
check searches for a custom_probes file.
If the file exists, check creates the custom_probes.ok file from the custom_probes file, removes all comments and blank lines, and retains all Bourne shell commands, variables, and algorithms. Then, check adds the following comment line at the end:
# version=2 checksum=num
To Validate the custom_probes File
 1. Verify that the check script is located in the JumpStart directory.
 Note –
 The check script is in the Solaris_9/Misc/jumpstart_sample directory on the Solaris 9 DVD or on the Solaris 9 Software 1 of 2 CD.
 2. Change to the JumpStart directory.
 3. Run the check script to validate the rules and custom_probes files.
 $./check [[-p path -r file_name]]
 -p path
 Validates the custom_probes file by using the check script from the Solaris 9 software image for your platform instead of the check script from the system you are using. path is the image on a local disk or a mounted Solaris 9 DVD or Solaris 9 Software 1 of 2 CD.
 Use this option to run the most recent version of check if your system is running a previous version of Solaris.
 -r file_name
 Specifies a file name other than the one that is named custom_probes. By using the -r option, you can test the validity of a set of functions before integrating the functions into the custom_probes file.
 As the check script runs, the script reports the validity of the rules and custom_probes files and each profile. If no errors are encountered, the script reports: "The custom JumpStart configuration is ok" and creates the rules.ok and custom_probes.ok files in the JumpStart directory.
 4. Determine if the custom_probes.ok file is executable.
 - If yes, go to Step 5.
 - If no, type the following command:
 chmod +x custom_probes
 5. Ensure that root owns the custom_probes.ok file and that the permissions are set to 755.


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Apache Spark
To connect Apache Spark to Arctic, you need to set the following properties as you initialize Spark SQL:
Configuration property nameValuePurpose
spark.sql.catalog.<catalog_name>.uriArctic Catalog EndpointEnables the query engine to know the location of the Iceberg catalog.
spark.sql.catalog.<catalog_name>.authentication.typeBEAREREnables the query engine to know the authentication type to be used for the Iceberg catalog.
spark.sql.catalog.<catalog_name>.authentication.token<personal-access-token>Enables the query engine know the authentication token to be used for the Iceberg catalog.
spark.sql.catalog.<catalog_name>.warehousePath to the Amazon S3 bucketEnables the query engine know where to create tables.
Replace the following:
 - Replace <catalog_name> with a unique value (for example, arctic or myArcticCatalog).
 - Set the authentication type to BEARER.
 - Set the authentication token to the personal access token you generated in your Dremio Cloud organization. If you have not created a personal access token, see Personal Access Tokens for information about how Dremio Cloud uses these tokens and how to generate one.
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 The personal access token identifies the Dremio user who can read and write data as well as the user's role-based access control (RBAC) permissions on the Arctic catalog. Dremio enforces the user's existing Arctic RBAC permissions when they read and write data through the Apache Spark engine.
 - Set the warehouse to the location (path to an on-premise or cloud storage) the query engine should use to create tables and write data.
Here is an example initialization that you can run to start up a Spark SQL session with the <catalog_name> set to arctic:
Example Initialization
spark-sql --packages org.apache.iceberg:iceberg-spark-runtime-3.2_2.12:0.14.1,org.projectnessie:nessie-spark-extensions:0.44.0,software.amazon.awssdk:bundle:2.17.178,software.amazon.awssdk:url-connection-client:2.17.178 \
--conf spark.sql.extensions="org.apache.iceberg.spark.extensions.IcebergSparkSessionExtensions,org.projectnessie.spark.extensions.NessieSpark32SessionExtensions" \
--conf spark.sql.catalog.arctic.uri=_URL_ \
--conf spark.sql.catalog.arctic.ref=main \
--conf spark.sql.catalog.arctic.authentication.type=BEARER \
--conf spark.sql.catalog.arctic.catalog-impl=org.apache.iceberg.nessie.NessieCatalog \
--conf spark.sql.catalog.arctic.io-impl=org.apache.iceberg.aws.s3.S3FileIO \
--conf spark.sql.catalog.arctic=org.apache.iceberg.spark.SparkCatalog \
--conf spark.sql.catalog.arctic.authentication.token=RDViJJHrS/u+JAwrzQVV2+kAuLxiNkbTgdWQKQhAUS72o2BMKuRWDnjuPEjACw== \
--conf spark.sql.catalog.arctic.warehouse=s3://arctic_test_bucket
After you have connected Spark to Arctic, you can try out the Getting Started with Apache Spark and Arctic tutorial to learn the basics of Arctic.
Write and Read Tables in Apache Spark
To learn about the available support for writing tables in the different versions of Spark, see Writing in the Project Nessie website.
To read tables in Apache Spark, see Reading in the Project Nessie website.


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Soy sauce has become one of the most popular condiments in people's daily diets. The soy sauce of traditional brewing process in our country is incomparable in the color, aroma and taste of soy sauce produced in some developed countries. However, most of the brewing process is exposed to natural spaces, accompanied by the growth and reproduction of multiple microorganisms. So, how can we effectively remove bacteria from soy sauce? Here is a description of membrane separation technology.
In general, the solid content and viscosity of soy sauce are high, and it is very important to pretreat. Hollow fiber components should not be used. In this way, the processing flow is simplified, the production cost is reduced, and relatively considerable economic benefits are brought about. After the soy sauce is filtered, the color is improved, the soy sauce is clear and transparent, and the value is high. The retention rates of salt-free solids, reducing sugars, and pigments are all around 98%, and are in line with national product standards.
Process advantages of membrane separation
1. It has a simplified process flow and reduces operating costs.
2. It is automatically controlled, reliable in operation and balanced in product quality.
3. It has a long service life. The equipment has low comprehensive cost and high cost performance.
4. It has good acid resistance, alkali resistance, good anti-pollution performance and high separation precision.


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Bent Street, Paddington, is one of the most curious streets in Sydney history. Although having only 32 houses in the street by 1920, this small street contained a cross section of Australian life during the time examined, from 1890 to 1920. The street contained shops, a coal depot, magistrates, landlords, labourers, miners, tenants, and all the other groups of people that inhabited the streets. In it also resided the first Australian Labor Party Prime Minister, John Christian Watson.
The street came into prominence when an article appeared in the Sydney Mail, 9 August 1916, p.12. It was inspired by the local ALP M.L.A., Mr. Osborne, who collected 29 portraits of soldiers from Bent and sent them Sydney Mail.
The album describes the named inhabitants of each house over the period from 1890 to 1920. In addition, the 29 pictures are named with a brief military biography attached to them. Where ever possible, they are located at the house in which the person lived.
The street numbering created a great deal of confusion amongst the information collectors. Where a dual number appears, this was the result of number confusion. For example, there never was No. 6 Bent Street but this did not prevent people from describing No. 8 as No. 6. In addition to that, in 1900, houses were built at numbers 23, 25, and 27. However No. 27 was further subdivided into three houses named "Osraston", "Matlock", and "Chellaston". This created its own confusion until the numbers were corrected in 1919. So the houses from 29 onwards have two numbers, the pre and post 1919 house number.
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In our experience, many institutions that have been faced with regulatory challenges in regard to fair lending have, in a large part, been a direct result of flawed or outdated loan policies and procedures. Often banks are reluctant to make changes due to the uncertainty in the longer term this may create with respect to the impacts on the bank's business model and overall lending performance. We understand these challenges and, therefore, take a holistic approach to policy formulation rather than a myopic view of addressing individual issues. Our proven approach helps institutions balance efficiency and risk.


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The appearance and texture of tomato or strawberry can tell you if they are ripe or not. But how do you know when corn is ready to pick?
Because freshly picked corn is a delight and tastes far better than corn from the grocery store, gardeners are ready to invest their time and garden space in cultivating it. Continue reading for information about corn harvesting that will assist you in determining when to pick corn.
How Do You Know When Corn is Ready to Pick?
One day you'll be staring up at stalks of corn that are now taller than you and wondering if it's time to cut those ears off for tonight's dinner. Here are the hints you need to know to make the critical choice. What do the silks at the top of the corn cob look like first?
Are they withered, dried, and brown? Or are they still shiny and light yellow? Tassels at the top of the stalk will fertilize the corn silks and wither as the ears develop. Three weeks after the silks form, this occurs. At about the same time, the silks turn brown and shrink, and the maize kernels ripen.
Check the kernels themselves to ensure you aren't picking an ear too early. Make a tiny vertical cut through the husk of one of the ears. Keep the cut small so that you don't unintentionally make it easier for pests to creep in, even though you do want to get the kernels.
Pick a kernel that is a few kernels down from the top of the ear. You're looking for corn kernels that are compact and full. To pierce a kernel, use your fingernail. They are not ripe if the liquid emerges clear and watery.
The corn is ready to pluck if you can see through the drink, but it still appears milky. Additionally, if the liquid is opaque, you've waited too long (you cannot see through it). You'll get extremely adept at determining the freshness of your corn simply by looking at the kernels after a season or two of experimenting and guesswork.
Experienced gardeners have long practiced boiling corn as soon as possible after harvesting since you only have around three days after they mature before the kernels' sugars change to starch. However, some of the more recent supersweet varietals have lessened that concern.
How to Harvest Corn
When is corn ready to harvest? You can legally harvest dent corn when it reaches the "milk stage," when the kernels begin to bleed a milky sap.
After germination, corn harvest time is usually 70 to 80 days later. But why would you do that when sweet maize is in existence for that reason?
Alternatively, try letting your corn on the plant for 100 to 120 days or until it has completely dried out in the field. To the touch, the stalks and silks should feel brown and crisp. You should break cobs off the stalks and hang them by the husks to finish drying in a warm, dry environment.
Use a hand-held thresher to shuck the corn after a week or two. If a corncob is sufficiently dry, the kernels should easily separate from the cob without clogging the thresher. If they stick, continue drying the grains for a further week.
Until you're ready to make cornmeal, keep the kernels you've separated from the cobs in an airtight container. Making coarse cornmeal or finely ground corn flour in a powerful blender like a BlendTec or Vitamix is simple. You can start cooking after putting a cup or two of kernels in the blender and pulsing them to the right consistency.
Harvest Sweet Corn
Harvesting sweetcorn is an activity you can enjoy. Sweetcorn that you cultivate at home is a delicious treat. You should know when to harvest corn properly. You must harvest it properly. It is important to know signs that sweet corn is ready.
When the tassels (also known as the silks) at the top of your sweetcorn cobs become a cocoa brown color, it's time to harvest them. Peel back the outer leaves covering the cobs of sweet corn to access the cob's kernels.
If one yields a milky sap when you press it with your fingernail, the cobs are mature and ready for harvest. The cobs are not yet ready if the kernels create a watery liquid. Put the leaves back on the plant, keep it well-watered, give it a weekly dose of liquid tomato fertilizer, and check on it again in a week or two.
After preparation, twist the bottom of the cob and pull it downward to free it from the plant. You should pluck sweetcorn cobs only when you are ready to cook them. They quickly lose their freshness. When the cob is ready for harvesting, try to do so just as the water on the cooker is boiling.
This will ensure that they are as fresh as possible. If you have a block of sweetcorn plants serving as a windbreak and not already, leave the plant alone after harvesting. If not, pull the plants up, use some garden loppers to cut them up into little pieces, and then put the entire plant matter into the compost pile.
Fresh Corn Storing Information
Once you pluck corn, it quickly loses its sugars. For this reason, attempt to consume it right away. If you can't use it straight away, you can keep it undamaged for a few days in the refrigerator.
Try to blanch your corn cobs as soon as you harvest them if you are growing corn to preserve and enjoy all year long. Place the shucked ears in a pot of boiling water, cook them for four minutes, and then remove them immediately. Please put it in freezing water to stop the cooking, and then use a knife to remove the kernels.
You have two options at this point: freezing or canning. Wait until the corn kernels are firm to the touch and the husks are dry and papery if you plan to dry your corn. Check an ear to see if the grains come out readily by picking them up. You store this as kernels in glass jars or other tightly sealed containers.
Making dry cans is a fantastic way to keep food fresh. Keep in mind that dry maize is vulnerable to insect damage when storing.
How to Identify the Type of Corn You are Growing
There are several varieties of corn, and they are into groups according to how you intend to use them. What kind would you like to grow? Here is a summary of the different types of corn:
Z. mays var. saccharata or Z. mays var. rugosa, sometimes known as sweet corn, is the kind you plant for fresh corn on the cob. Picked just after the silk goes brown, the kernels start to leak a milky liquid when they mature. It is essential to have information on how to know when sweet corn is ready.
The maize that you can use to produce homemade corn tortillas is dent corn (Zea mays var. indentata). You can use this to feed livestock. It is also called field corn.
You can use the variety of hues of flint corn (Zea mays var. indurata), often known as Indian corn, to make cornmeal or to feed animals.
To create corn flour, Z. mays var. amylacea is typically in use.
Popcorn (Z. mays var. everta): The preferred corn at your neighborhood cinema!
FAQs on Corn
How Many Times Can You Harvest Corn in a Year?
If you plant your corn all at once, you may typically only harvest it once during the growing season in the US. Nevertheless, depending on your climate, planting succession crops—starting fresh seeds every week or a few weeks—can result in many harvests in a single year.
Does Corn Grow Back After You Pick It?
No. Just a few corn ears will grow from a corn stem. Picking it won't stimulate the growth of any more ears.
The chance to eat fruits, corn, and vegetables when they are at their freshest and greatest is one of the biggest reasons to have your garden. Some veggies, which are practically hard to buy at their best because they only reach their top for a very short period, are particularly rewarding for growers. Read our article and find out What Temperature Is Too Cold For Plants?
One good example is sweet corn (Zea mays subsp. mays). The only real way to savor sweet corn at its best is to plant it in your backyard and know the right time when maize is picked.


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case could be easily fixed.
 3. I am somewhat perplexed with how to define a more complex method that can execute against the session object just like a simple equation (e.g., "4+5"). I would like the ability to define a lambda expression, and then execute the lambda. This would include complex equations defined with a return statement within brackets (e.g., "(x,y) => {if (x > 0) return x; else return y;}"). What I am thinking is being able to create a lambda object from a string, and then being able to execute this lambda object and its arguments with the ScriptEngine instance with the Session instance as another argument.
 4. The Session object, which is where I suspect the current class information is stored, should have visibility into all the items of the classes (methods, properties, fields, etc.), including the defined classes (if the user executes a string that defines a class).
 5. As another improvement, it should be possible to extend a class that has already been defined, and I am not sure that is possible.
Roslyn obviously is far from a finished product since it is not even being considered for the next release of Visual Studio, so I am hoping that the ScriptEngine and Session objects will be improved.
Conclusion
The project shows how Roslyn can be used to easily provide the user of a WPF application with a way to enter values as equations using an IValueConverter Interface that is bound to numeric and string values.
 - It can be customized with added functions that may provide the required flexibility for the application.
 - The input is based on C# so that developers are very familiar with the capabilities (unfortunately this does not necessarily help the users).
The sample also provides a way to play with Roslyn where the interaction with the engine can be investigated with the debugging tools provided by Visual Studio (so enjoy using this to learn a bit about one aspect of Roslyn). This is something that cannot be done with the "C# Interactive Window" available within Visual Studio after Roslyn is installed.
The obvious disadvantage is that it is a beta product, and will be one for some time to come, but I am sure that Microsoft will eventually include the product in a release, in the meantime it will require a special installation.
The other disadvantage is a concern about injection since the ScriptEngine Execute method can execute any string.
I welcome input from other members that will help me better understand and use Roslyn for this application. Right now there are only a few articles on Roslyn on CodeProject, and it will be good to see more on this powerful feature.
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Has been working as a C# developer on contract for the last several years, including 3 years at Microsoft. Previously worked with Visual Basic and Microsoft Access VBA, and have developed code for Word, Excel and Outlook. Started working with WPF in 2007 when part of the Microsoft WPF team. For the last three years has been working primarily as a senior WPF/C# and Silverlight/C# developer. Currently working as WPF developer with NBC Universal in Universal City, CA
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Uplifting music 'boosts alertness': study
- From: AAP
- March 19, 2013
UPLIFTING music can boost mental alertness and concentration, according to British researchers who studied the effect of Vivaldi's The Four Seasons.
A group of 14 young volunteers listened to the concertos while performing a challenging mental task.
At the same time, scientists measured the electrical activity of their brains.
Results showed that participants carried out the task faster and more accurately while listening to the uplifting strains of the Spring concerto.
They slowed down during the more sombre Autumn passage.
"The Spring movement enhanced overall activity within the brain but had an exaggerated effect on the area of the brain that's important for emotional processing," said psychologist Dr Leigh Riby, from the University of Northumbria.
"It seemed to give rise to particular imagery in the brain and evoke positive, contented feelings which translated into higher levels of cognitive functioning."
The task involved pressing the space bar on a computer keyboard whenever a green square appeared on the screen. Different coloured circles and squares that appeared intermittently had to be ignored.
When tested in silence, the volunteers' average response time was 408.1 milliseconds.
This fell to 393.8 milliseconds during the Spring concerto, compared with 413.3 milliseconds during the Autumn concerto.
The findings are published in the journal Experimental Psychology.
Riby pointed out that the Spring movement had been successfully used in marketing to alter mood and influence behaviour.
"The current study provides evidence that there is an indirect effect of music on cognition that is created by mood, alertness and emotion," Riby said.
"This experiment shows that cognitive capacity is enhanced when pleasant and arousing stimuli are introduced."
Both pieces were written in major keys, suggesting that major or minor key type makes no difference to the impact of music on mental performance.
Music based on a minor key is often associated with sadness, yet the more downbeat Autumn concerto in Vivaldi's The Four Seasons is written in a major key.


igma real 3.0 no
plot boolean no no
save file output None no
rateaxis string y no
pattern string solid no
good_color string lime no
exclude_color string red no
minlength real 3 no
mean real None no
stddev real None no
scale real 1.2 no
minfrac real 0.1 no
verbose integer 1 0 5 no
Detailed Parameter Descriptions
Parameter=infile (file required filetype=input)
The filename of the light curve to analyze.
The lc_clean and lc_sigma_clip routines are designed to work with light curves that were created using the CIAO dmextract tool, run with the opt parameter set to ltc1; see the "FORMAT OF LIGHT CURVES" section of this document for more details.
Parameter=outfile (file required filetype=output default=None)
The name of the GTI file to create.
If the outfile argument is set, then a GTI file will be created listing those time periods which are considered to be "good" by the algorithm. This file can be used to filter an event file.
Parameter=method (string required default=None)
The lightcurves routine to use for filtering the input light curve.
Either 'clean' for lc_clean or 'sigma' for lc_sigma_clip.
Parameter=nsigma (real not required default=3.0)
Number of sigma about the mean count rate to use to clip outliers.
This is the lc_clean 'clip' parameter and the lc_sigma_clip 'sigma' parameter. In lc_sigma_clip, 'sigma' determines which points are to be rejected at each iteration (reject if they are more than 'sigma' times the standard deviation away from the mean). In lc_clean, if the 'mean' parameter is set to the default 'None', then the mean count rate is calculted from the input data, using a single sigma clip of the data (so the 'clip' pararameter gives the number of standard deviations to retain).
Parameter=plot (boolean not required default=no)
Plot light curve and histograms of values?
If plot is 'yes' then plots of the light curve and histograms of the values will be displayed. If a GTI outfile has not been specified, then the plot will not display excluded time intervals (as they won't be calculated in this case). The plot may be saved to a PostScript file with the 'save' parameter, whether 'plot' is set to 'yes' or 'no'.
Parameter=save (file not required filetype=output default=None)
Name of file to which to save light curve and histogram plot.
The light curve and histogram plot produced by deflare (whether printed to the screen or not with the 'plot' parameter) will be saved to a PS, EPS, PNG, or PDF file of the name specified in the 'save' parameter, depending on extension provided unless set to the default "None". If a file name is provided without an extension, the assumed format will be PDF.
Parameter=rateaxis (string not required default=y)
Should count-rate be on 'y' or 'x' axis of top plot?
The rateaxis option determines whether the light curve plot is drawn as count-rate on the y axis and time on the x axis (rateaxis='y') or the other way around (rateaxis='x').
Parameter=pattern (string not required default=solid)
Pattern to use in plot for filled regions representing excluded time intervals.
If a GTI outfile is specified and plot is 'True', then the time intervals excluded by the calculated GTI file are drawn on the plot as filled regions, using the pattern and color determined by the 'pattern' and 'pcol' options (setting pattern to 'none' stops this display).
The choices for this parameter are: nofill, solid, updiagonal, downdiagonal, horizontal, vertical, crisscross, grid, polkadot.
Parameter=good_color (string not required default=lime)
Color to use in plot to draw 'good' data points.
The 'good_color' parameter gives the color to use to draw points/histograms of the points that are considered good by the lc_clean and lc_sigma_clip algorithms (ignoring the minlength filter in lc_sigma_clip).
Parameter=exclude_color (string not required default=red)
Color to use in plot for excluded time intervals
If a GTI output file is specified and plot is 'True', then the time intervals excluded by the calculated GTI file are drawn on the plot as filled regions, using the 'pattern' and color determined by the 'pattern' and 'good_color' options.
Parameter=minlength (real not required default=3)
Minimum number of consecutive time bins which must pass rate filter in lc_sigma_clip routine.
The lc_sigma_clip minlength parameter determines the minimum number of consecutive time bins that must all pass the rate filter for the period to be considered 'good'. This parameter is not used within the sigma-clipping iteration. If minlength=1 then a filter on the count rate is determined instead.
Parameter=mean (real not required default=None)
Mean count rate (ct/s) of input light curve, as determined by lc_clean.
If 'mean' is 'None' (default), then the mean count rate is calculted from the input light curve, using a single sigma clip of the data (deflare 'nsigma' parameter, which is the same as lc_clean 'clip'). Otherwise, the mean count rate supplied should match the actual mean count rate of the input light curve. The standard deviation is calculated as sqrt(mean-rate/bin width). The mean value is used to clip the light curve.
Parameter=stddev (real not required default=None)
Standard deviation of signal, as determined by lc_clean.
The 'stddev' parameter is the lc_clean 'sigma' parameter, which is calculated from the 'mean' value as sqrt(mean-rate/bin width). When stddev is 'None', then the limits used for clipping the light curve are mean/scale to min*scale, otherwise they are mean - nsigma*stddev to mean + nsigma*stddev.
Parameter=scale (real not required default=1.2)
The scale factor about the mean count rate to use for light curve limits, as determined by lc_clean.
When the 'stddev' parameter is 'None', then the limits used by lc_clean for clipping the light curve are mean/scale to min*scale, otherwise they are mean - nsigma*stddev to mean + nsigma*stddev.
Parameter=minfrac (real not required default=0.1)
Minimum fraction of light curve bins that must pass the count-rate filter, as determined by lc_clean.
The 'minfrac' parameter gives the minimum fraction of the light curve bins that must pass the count-rate filter (after ignoring the zero count-rate bins).
Parameter=verbose (integer not required default=1 min=0 max=5)
Verbose can be from 0 to 5, generating different amounts of output.
Format of Lightcurves
The lc_clean routine is designed to work with light curves that were created using the CIAO dmextract tool, run with the opt parameter set to ltc1. They should however also work with any file which has the following columns:
If the file contains OBJECT and OBS_ID keywords then these will be used to label the plot.
Changes in the scripts 4.15.2 (April 2023) release
HISTORY
The script now records the parameter settings in HISTORY records that can be retrieved using the dmhistory tool.
Display
The script has been updated to work when there is no DISPLAY environment variable.
Changes in the scripts 4.11.2 (April 2019) release
Switched to matplotlib
The plot is now generated with matplotlib rather than ChIPS, which should allow the script to be run remotely or on systems with no X display.
Changes in the scripts 4.10.3 (October 2018) release
The ahelp file - the SYNTAX and PARAMETERS sections - has been updated to match the order of the parameters given in the deflare parameter file (e.g. 'plist deflare'). Please note that the exact set of parameters that are used depends on the method parameter.
Changes in the scripts 4.9.3 (May 2017) release
The script has been updated so that it will run under Python 3.5 (prior to this it could occasionally fail, depending on the options chosen and the input data).
Changes in the scripts 4.8.1 (December 2015) release
The code has been updated to avoid warning messages from NumPy version 1.9. There is no difference to how the script behaves.
About Contributed Software
This script is not an official part of the CIAO release but is made available as "contributed" software via the CIAO scripts page. Please see this page for installation instructions.
Bugs
There are no known bugs for this tool.
See Also
contrib
lc_clean, lc_sigma_clip, lightcurves
tools


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The scientific name of camwood is Baphianitida. It is a shrubby, erect small tree that belongs to the Fabaceae/Leguminosae family. This plant is a widespread forest plant that is spread all around the globe and it is more common within the coastal region of central West Africa and Asia. In these parts of the world, camwood is issued for managing a wide range of disorders. The camwood is more common in the underwood of the African dense forests. The camwood is also known as Doro, Dolo, shiny camwood, and Barwood. It is normally grown as an ornamental shade hedge or tree.
The bark and heartwood are wonderful sources of a high-quality red dye which is used to dye raffia and cotton textiles. Apart from these usages, it is used as a medicinal plant. It has been used in traditional African medicine for ages. The wood of camwood is extremely hard, heavy and durable, close-grained, and of fine texture. The camwood was formerly distributed to Europe for turnery and cabinetry. The paste of camwood can be used as a cosmetic for the skin. Twigs of camwood are used as chewing sticks.
The bark decoction is drunk in Sierra Leone to cure cardiac pain. Both leaves and bark are used for healing wounds and sores. In some regions of the world, the camwood is considered sacred and it is gifted with the power to protect against evil spirits and attract benevolent ones. The camwood wood is used for making rafters, house posts, farm implements, and tool – handles. In the United Kingdom, camwood was used to dye silk pink. Here are some health benefits of camwood:
Health Benefits of Camwood
The camwood powder has powerful antioxidants. Also, it is an anti-inflammatory agent which can help to improve blood circulation to your face. It can remove toxins and fight against the formation of wrinkle-causing free radicals. Also, camwood can be used to treat insect bites and swelling.
When the camwood is mixed with raw black soap, honey, and turmeric, then it can help to lighten the skin. Also, it can help to keep the skin toned and if escalated, it can even bleach the skin.
Soothes the skin:
The camwood is rich in natural skin-soothing properties which can help to enhance the skin beautifully. The camwood can help to remove the dead, dull skin and it will help you to reveal your glowing, beautiful inner skin naturally. The camwood has the ability to restore skin elasticity. It can help you to get your natural glow without using hundreds of cosmetic products which can make your skin to be ruined even more. You can make a face mask of camwood.
You should mix a teaspoon of camwood powder with warm water and rose water and make it as a paste. You should apply this mask to your face and let it dry for 15 minutes. You should rinse it off using warm water. You will notice that your skin will have a better glow and it will be free of skin problems. Also, you can mix a banana into a smooth paste, add two tablespoons of yogurt and two tablespoons of honey and mix them. Then, add one tablespoon of camwood and mix thoroughly. Then, apply this mask on your face for 15 – 20 minutes and rinse. It will make your skin shine as never before.
The camwood is rich in anti-aging and detoxifying properties. It can help to reduce your wrinkles. It is known that camwood is a good cosmetic product that can help to remove or reduce the signs of aging. When the camwood is mixed with almond oil and coconut oil, then it can help to tighten the skin. Also, the camwood can be mixed with several homemade beauty products like scrubs, natural face moisturizers, and masks and it will give you a brilliant outcome.
Heals sunburns and acne:
The camwood powder can help to heal the damages on the skin which are caused by the sun. It is a natural beauty ingredient that can be used for treating sunburns. Most teenagers have to deal with eczema, acne, and pimples. Here comes the camwood. It is a great help when it comes to the skin routine.


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Turkish Philosophy and Water: Time and Ground
When we examine the spirit of the Turkish people conceptually, we encounter two interesting results. The first is the concept of person, and the second is the concept of heart. In all other languages, the concept of human appears as a soil / soil-based word as homo, humus, human, while the concept of water-based dynamic person is used only as a different concept in Turkish language; The person is related to the person (otter) who lives on the water's edge in the wetlands in the south of Siberia.
The texts that were put forward philosophically in Farabi were expressed by verses in Yunus Emre. Our human journey, which started with a quiche (otter) on the water edges of the south of Siberia, took its final form with Yunus Emre in Sivrihisar town of Asia Minor.
In Yunus Emre's 417 poems, Turkish, which defines human and the universe with all seven concepts, has now found its consistency and has gained the highest level of expression.
The fixed and dynamic personality differences, which are permitted by different etymological origins of humus (soil) and Kis (otter), are also the contrasts of uniform (uniform) and binflower (hercai) richness. This is the difference between the "unity" of the individual, the selfishness and the richness of the selfish.
Turks dominated 3 continents in terms of ground. They are in constant motion on the ground. While time flows like water, the Turks are constantly flowing on the ground. The expression of human in the West with the concept of earth-based human shows its constancy in space, its dependence on space, and the concept of water-based person in the Turkish tradition, shows the flow of time on the floors.
The fluidity of contact with water explains the Turks 'being a nomadic tribe, the Turkish states being an umbrella state, the Turks' adaptability, their ability to synthesize and transform themselves and other tribes.
The West represents settled societies and space, Turks represent nomadism and time. (Jalal Tahir)
Humus: Latin humus is an extract from the word "soil".
Homo, Homin: Terrestrial, Human
The word Adam (Human) is etymologically much older than the Arabic human and Latin terms homo, humanus. While the term humanist was first used by the Italian poet Lodovicio Ariosto (_PHONE_), this word was derived from the Latin humanus "human" word.
The Latin word is derived from the Latin word homo, homin- "'belonging to the land', human".
The two basic characteristics of human beings, namely the basing of life and death on the basis of water, have been effective in the formation of the mentality that enabled the Turks to spread in waves all over the ancient world. When water is used in order, it still exists.
When it goes out of order, it disappears. Similarly, Turks continued their existence when they became states, and when they were stateless, they dissolved like water. Source: Ayhan Bıçak. Turkish Thought 1: Origins. Dervish. Istanbul. 2013.
Göktürk-centered ancient Turks developed two basic ideas about human being, "being water-based" and "being created". Both of these appear to have been used in harmony. However, water origin may be more accepted among the public. It is clear that God is somehow involved in each stage of water origination.
When we look at the place of man in the concept of the universe, it is seen that he is given meaning with one of the four elements, water, the source of life.
Kish, which is the root of the person used to mean human in ancient Turkish, was used to mean sable and quiver.
The Siberian swamp otter Kisioğlu may have been instrumental in the emergence of the term. It seems possible to establish a connection between the person who points to the marsh sable and the person who means human.
Person and person must have been derived from the resemblance between the reed area near the water where the sable lives and the people living in a forest with abundant water. Thus, the living space has become the origin of the term human.
Considering the forests and rivers among the determining features of the settlement or the country in the Göktürks strengthens this connection. In addition, the fact that the origin myths are directly or indirectly related to water strengthens the idea that human beings are of water origin. Ayhan Bıçak. Turkish Thought 1: Origins. Dervish. Istanbul. 2013.ss.42


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Definition of Underweighted
Usually refers to recommendation that leads an investor to reduce their investment in a particular security or asset class. The reduction is usually with respect to a benchmark. Suppose that U.S. equities compose 40% of the benchmark portfolio. If one thinks the U.S. will underperform, the investor may reduce the exposure to U.S. equity to less than 40%.


First 5: 20 Years of Putting Kids First
In November 1998, California voters passed Proposition 10, the "Children and Families Act of 1998" initiative. The act levies a tax on tobacco products to provide funding for early childhood development programs. Revenues generated from the tobacco tax must be used to enhance the early growth experiences of children, enabling them to be more successful in school and ultimately to give them an equal opportunity to succeed in life. Revenues must be used for the following specific purposes:
 - To create a comprehensive and integrated delivery system of information and services to promote early childhood development;
 - To support parenting education, child health and wellness, early child care and education, and family support services; and
 - To educate Californians on the importance of early childhood development and smoking cessation.
Tobacco tax revenues are collected at the state level. Eighty percent of these funds are then allocated to the 58 counties according to annual birth rates. The remaining 20 percent of the money is allocated to First 5 California to support statewide programs, research, and media campaigns. Statewide First 5's are the largest investor in early childhood programs ($2 billion in 20 years) However due to smoking prevention efforts, this tobacco tax is a declining source of revenue and therefore the Prop 10 allocation diminishes each year.
In Sacramento County the annual birth rate is approximately 20,000 and First 5 Sacramento's Prop 10 annual allocation is approximately $11 million. This funding provides innovative preventative child development and programs and services. Since our inception First 5 Sacramento has invested $318 million into Sacramento County through our community partners.
About Prop 10


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Centro Cultural Cariri is an architectural and urban requalification project, located in the plot where the Sagrada Família Seminar was built in 1945 - a religious training center that served the city of Crato, in Brazil. At the beginning of the 70s, the religious teaching unit started to function as Hospital Manoel de Abreu, that served both the seminary neighborhood, nearby municipalities and cities of other states. The hospital is partially closed in 2014, with the building already in a high state of disrepair.
The proposal focused on converting the 58,000m2 of land into a large cultural space, integrating the existing building as the main volume - where are located the exhibition rooms and the complementary program - and proposing two new buildings - the Theater and the Planetarium - as well as some recreational and sports equipment incorporated in the design of the park.
The exterior arrangements function as an organizing element for the project. The two large axes proposed form a cross between themselves and the pavement takes on the tone of the local stone. This gesture, in addition to disciplining the ensemble, makes it possible to relate the new constructions to the central building of the old Hospital.
The Theater is located at one end of the transversal axis and consists of six floors. It occupies the place of a precarious construction, adjacent to the main construction, and is connected to it through a pedestrian bridge, highlighting the new construction in relation to the existing one.
The Planetarium is located at the end of the longitudinal axis, next to a second entrance to the park, close to the Grangeiro river. Its location allows to approach some of the program from the center of the park, while valuing the relationship between the urban center and the river bank.