Food industry
Delta Tracking is a versatile platform that can be utilized by many businesses, especially the food industry. They need to be able to control the itinerary in movement of their products to insure their quality
So, Delta tracking is a good tool for the traceability of:
 - Raw materials,
 - Supplies
 - Product distribution.
Providing control in the logistics of the industry.
Contact us:
5 DeltaTracking Tools for the Food Industry:
1. APP Personal Tracker:
One of the main problems that the food industry has is the traceability of its distribution channels; This is where Delta Tracking technology supports you by implementing automated methods and being more competitive in this industry.
It is possible:
 1. To have total control of the sales force.
 2. Generate the necessary data.
 3. Create market projections
 4. Implement sales campaigns.
 5. And reach more people to increase profits.
Food industry
2. Multi Monitoring Screen:
The GPS tracking platform in food transportation is a useful tools specifically for handling these products.
First, you are able to adjust the established routes to deliver the products in optimal times and coverage of the different regions through the delivery units.
Secondly, it allows you to adjust the temperature control in the containers of refrigerated products, and see temperature fluctuations generated by the opening of doors and other activities, thus generating intelligent alerts that can maintain temperature values within the framework established by the producers.
In conclusion, utilizing the advantages above, food will reach suppliers and the final consumer in optimal conditions, thus guaranteeing food quality.
Food industry
3. Travel considerations:
DeltaTracking software is capable of establishing optimal routes for the safe and efficient transportation of food.
Most of the industry includes frozen, refrigerated and non-refrigerated products, as well as perishable and non-perishable products that require optimal handling.
Therefore, controlling schedules and established precise routes, the quality of products and reliability of their delivery is assured along with the good reputation of the company.
Giving industries the possibility of introducing fresh, better quality, natural and safe products to the market.
4. Monitoring Center:
Having the maximum amount of digitized information and with good management improves communication to implement new processes.
Additionally, renewing automatic equipment that raises the production of the industry.
So investment in technology is an excellent option for process automation, business savings, error reduction and data control.
Through the GPS tracking platform via the monitoring center, data will be obtained in real time from the vehicles that are operating as food transportation and thus obtain better performance.
5. Management of food vehicles:
GPS platforms are also important in controlling the proper use of the vehicles in which food is transported, so they are in optimal condition through scheduled maintenance, being corrective, predictive and recurring, monitored and scheduled through the platform. Also you can see the behaviors of drivers in different situations, such as rough handling of the units or speeding.
It allows calculating the fatigue times of each unit to be able to intervene and thus make it more productive at the operational level.
Deltatracking is a great ally to increase the quality control in the products of the food industry.
To clarify, food industries are increasingly generating data to formulate their strategies and decision making.
The DeltaTracking platform provides the necessary tools to have the largest amount of data automatically so it can be shared through different communication channels.
That is why the implementation of GPS Platforms in the food industry is of great benefit to obtain consumption information and analysis of corporate performance and quality trends.
The implementation of a GPS platform in the food industry is of vital importance, since with it, we can maximize the company's resources, both on a human and operational level.
Contact Us
Enter your name:
Your e-mail address:
Your countries zip code:


text:
Bones are quite important for the body, as they perform various functions including support and shape formation of the body as well allow us to move. Bones protect vital body parts - such as skull protects the brain, breastbone (sternum) protects the heart and lungs, spinal column or vertebrae helps you stand upright and protecting the spinal cord, and causes of blood formation. Spinal cord, heart, lungs, brain, etc. are the most critical organs, and severe injury can lead to severe impacts. In case you suffer from a bone fracture or any type of bone-related issues, you need proper treatment. Essential oils for broken bones are right for you as these oils help bones to heal faster.
However, Natural essential oils do not heal a fractured bone themselves but can be used as a secondary or complementary therapy to treat bone injury. As essential oils for fractured bones can speed up the healing process by improving circulation, reducing pain, swelling, and reducing inflammation. Broken bones or fractures are caused by accident, injury, or any sort of -extreme force than endurance. Essential oils have many properties such as antibiotic, antiseptic, anti-inflammatory, and more, which speed up the bone healing process. Let's know more about the essential oils for broken bones.
How Do Essential Oils Work For Fractured Bones
Essential oil is not itself sufficient for repairing fractured bones but can activate or stimulate the process that may speed up the healing process. Let's find out a few points about the essential oils for bone healing-
- Essential oils increasing blood flow and lymph flow at an affected area that helps in nutrient supply and take away the unwanted material or residue.
- Help in tissue repair, reducing swelling, inflammation, and pain
- Can warm up the affected/injured area, as heat is good for faster healing process.
Best Essential Oils For Bone Healing
Lavender possesses many finest properties such as anti-inflammatory, analgesic, anticonvulsant, antispasmodic, etc. that make it one of the most powerful essential oils for broken bones. The lavender essential oil can do the following tasks:-
- Can improve mood, providing relaxation, and increase sleep quality.
- Reduce pain, inflammation, etc.
- Increase blood circulation
- Can relax nervous tension, stress, and pain.
- Stimulate bone healing process.
Apart from these benefits, Lavender essential oil is best known for headaches, nausea, migraine, depression, anxiety, insomnia, hair, skin treatments, etc. Due to all these bone healing properties of lavender essential oil is known as the best essential oils for bone healing.
Peppermint contains many properties that keep it on top of the list of best natural essential oils for bone healing. These properties include anti-inflammatory, antispasmodic, and analgesic play a vital role in the treatment of broken bones. Presence of menthol can improve blood circulation level, which further stimulates the nerves and leads to faster healing of the injury.
Peppermint helps to minimize the inflammation effect, pain, and restlessness. It helps in fluid retention and prompts a full range of motion after bone recovery. You can mix peppermint oil with a carrier oil such as coconut, and massage over the affected area. All of the above properties and healing power of peppermint oil make it a perfect remedy for your bone-related problems.
Cypress oil is one of the finest essential oils for fractured bones, as it has an antispasmodic property that helps in improving blood circulation. Also, the oil exhibit relaxation property that reduces stress, fatigue, and anxiety. Circulation plays a vital role in increasing the healing of bones - as it supports oxygen delivery and nutrient supply to cells or injury location.
Not only this, it works better by toxins and wastes away from the cells. Therefore cypress essential oil is good to support bone repair.
Clove oil is known as an ideal pain-killer having analgesic, anti-inflammatory, and antispasmodic properties. In a study, it was found that clove oil is the best for pain-relieving and provided numbing relief from pain, and also antioxidant property helps in body cells protection. In an overall discussion, - Clove can be taken as the best essential oils for bone healing.
If any essential oil possesses the nerve repair property, then it's considered as one of the excellent essential oils for fractured bones. Basil oil meet this property and supports bones healing, repairing of damaged nerves, improved circulation, reduce inflammation, and more.
In research, it was found that basil oil is very advantageous in reducing nerve damage and receptivity. Also, the inclusion of antispasmodic, analgesic, antidepressant, and balancing properties make it helpful in nerve relaxation, stimulation and repair. Moreover, the painkilling effect of basil keeps it under the list of the most popular essential oils for broken bones. In addition, basil contains different types of therapeutic compounds, such as 1,8 cineole, linalool, etc. that produce an anti-inflammatory effect. It's also good to prevent cartilage damage. As this is naturally extracted products, therefore, fewer chances of side-effects. But before using the product, you must consult with a doctor or medical practitioner.
Frankincense helps to eliminate the inflammation and enhance the transmission as well as communication between the brain and nerves. Because of its anti-inflammatory property,
Frankincense Essential Oil is known as the best essential oils for bone healing. From nerve inflammation to protection of tissue around the nerves, it works better as compared to other oils. Malfunctioning or improper messaging to brian's limbic system may cause pain in nerves, so by improving the accuracy of signals, it helps in reducing nerve pain. As the bones have a large number of collagen fibers, frankincense helps in boosting the production of collagen.
In a list of top essential oils for fractured bones, frankincense essential oil is considered as the best. In the context of bone healing, we find positive results it speed up the healing process, reduce the risk of infection. For better treatment, you can apply 2-3 drops of frankincense essential oil to the impacted area, in a three times a day.
Note:- All content is informative only, if you wish to try any of the essential oils for fractured bones, we advise you that before using the same please consult with a doctor or medical practitioner.
As per The Health Site: In case you are looking for some complementary treatment for bone fracture, some of the essential oils are just great to opt for.
For more information on essential oils visit our website - we are leading manufacturers of essential oils in india.

source: m-a-p/FineFineWeb


Browse Dictionary by Letter
Dictionary Suite
zygote a cell formed by the union of two gametes or sex cells. [2 definitions]
zymase an enzyme found in yeast that decomposes sugar into alcohol and carbon dioxide.
zymofermentation. [2 definitions]
zymogen an inactive protein that has the potential to become an enzyme because of an internal change.
zymology the science involving the chemistry of fermentation; enzymology.
zymurgy the branch of chemistry that deals with the fermentation process, as in beer brewing or winemaking.


text:
In a world where food waste has become a pressing concern, the journey from overripe bananas to homemade banana bread shines as a beacon of sustainability and culinary innovation. This delicious transformation not only rescues neglected fruit from a fate in the landfill but also exemplifies the power of turning leftovers into a delectable masterpiece.
The process begins with those banana bread recipe that have reached their peak of ripeness, often overlooked in the fruit bowl. Instead of discarding them, these naturally sweet gems take center stage in a mission to reduce waste. Their soft texture and concentrated flavor become the driving force behind a sustainable dessert.
As these bananas are lovingly mashed and combined with simple pantry staples – flour, sugar, eggs, and a touch of vanilla – the concept of turning food scraps into delectable treats gains momentum. The resulting batter, fragrant with promise, transforms the humble ingredients into a harmonious symphony of flavors and aromas.
The act of baking banana bread is not just about creating a delicious treat; it's a celebration of resourcefulness and mindful consumption. Every slice of the finished loaf represents a step toward minimizing food waste, a testament to the culinary ingenuity that can flourish in our kitchens.
Homemade banana bread is a symbol of sustainability in action. It encourages a shift in perspective, reminding us that ingredients on the verge of being discarded can instead become the stars of our culinary endeavors. As we savor each bite, we're reminded of the potential for creativity and positive change that lies within every kitchen, proving that even the simplest recipes can make a significant impact on our environment.


text:
The kolo, three-step kolo and six-step kolo, is a very popular folk dance in the current dance practice of Serbia and a vital form of traditional culture. It is performed by interlinked dancers, where the first and last one have a distinct role in determining the progression of the dance, which usually unfolds along a semi-circular line, and only rarely along a spiral or a serpentine line. The kolo is always performed to the accompaniment of music; the dancers follow the music by performing various types of steps. The basic pattern of the steps involves moving to the right, hopping at the same spot, and then, moving to the left and hopping at the same spot, with continuous hopping. Kolo dancing is an indispensable part of all gatherings, private and public celebrations, and it is performed by members of all social, professional and age groups, both in rural and urban environments.
Kolo is a segment of performing arts that is present in the entire territory of Serbia. Along with the Serbian Orthodox population, which considers it as national identity trait, it is also performed by other ethnic and confessional communities.
The kolo, as a traditional folk dance, has been inscribed on the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity in 2017.

source: openbmb/Ultra-FineWeb


text:
are an ethnic minority in eastern Turkey
. Their language (Zazaki
) is closely related to the Kurdish language
. For this reason the Zaza are often referred to as a subgroup of the Kurds
, which is not correct and heavily opposed by themselves.
Zaza is also a name that appears in the Bible meaning "belonging to all" or "plenty"
See Also: List_of_Biblical_names
Zaza Bible Reference

source: HuggingFaceFW/fineweb-edu


text:
- Heat Beam Eye Blast
User is able to release/generate immense amount of heat from their eyes, which can be used to burn, heat, melt, weld, etc, targets. Masters of this power may turn it into/gain Incineration (or vice versa) which is a very similar power.
- Attack: A specific target receives a focused burn causing pain and scarring.
- Blasts/Bolts: Large amounts of heat directed over a wide area cause the hot air to escape making a wind gush.
- Combustion Inducement
- Deterrent: User fires uncomfortable heat at target causing them to retreat.
- Enhanced Marksmanship: One can actually control the movements of his or her heat vision such as making them travel in straight lines, curve, bend, twist, or even turn at will by making the rays and beams going into several directions at once the user desires. The user can also make them travel much longer and make absolute accuracy and marksmanship for long-range and long-distance attacks. They could even travel at incredible speeds and reach multiple targets with great precision and accuracy.
- Fire Starter: A short focused burst on kindling can start a small fire or large waves of heat could burn down a forest.
- Fusing/Welding Torch: Direct intense heat fired between two targets causing them to melt and fuse together.
- Melting: Intense heat fired at a specific area can cause water or any other element to melt.
- Warmer: Gentle waves of heat can soothe a cold heart or warm up your dinner, for various purposes.
- Pig Talisman (Jackie Chan Adventures)


text: Parenteral nutrition-associated cholestasis (PNAC) significantly limits the safety of intravenous parenteral nutrition (PN). Critically ill infants are highly vulnerable to PNAC-related morbidity and mortality, however the impact of hepatic immaturity on PNAC is poorly understood. We examined developmental differences between fetal/infant and adult livers, and used human induced pluripotent stem cell-derived hepatocyte-like cells (iHLC) to gain insights into the contribution of development to altered sterol metabolism and PNAC. We used RNA-sequencing and computational techniques to compare gene expression patterns in human fetal/infant livers, adult liver, and iHLC. We identified distinct gene expression profiles between the human feta/infant livers compared to adult liver, and close resemblance of iHLC to human developing livers. Compared to adult, both developing livers and iHLC had significant downregulation of xenobiotic, bile acid, and fatty acid metabolism; and lower expression of the sterol metabolizing gene ABCG8. When challenged with stigmasterol, a plant sterol found in intravenous soy lipids, lipid accumulation was significantly higher in iHLC compared to adult-derived HepG2 cells. Our findings provide insights into altered bile acid and lipid metabolizing processes in the immature human liver, and support the use of iHLC as a relevant model system of developing liver to study lipid metabolism and PNAC.


text:
UNIVERSITYOF COLORADO DENVER
JobDescription: Assistant or Associate Professor
BarbaraDavis Center for Childhood Diabetes
The University of ColoradoDenver l Anschutz Medical Campus seeks individuals with demonstrated commitmentto creating an inclusive learning and working environment. We value theability to engage effectively with students, faculty and staff of diversebackgrounds.
The Barbara DavisCenter for Childhood Diabetes at the University of Colorado Denver is seeking alicensed or licensed eligible full-time Clinical Psychologist at the rank ofAssistant or Associate Professor. This position requires enthusiasm and visionfor outstanding research and clinical care in type 1 diabetes. At the Assistantlevel, thecandidate should have a strong track record of publications and grant funding inclinical type 1 diabetes research and at the Associate level will provideresearch mentorship to many of our junior faculty.
The BarbaraDavis Center for Childhood Diabetes (BDC) is the largest diabetes institute inthe world specializing in type 1 diabetes research and care for children andadults. Over 200 clinicians, clinical researchers, basic biomedical scientistsand supporting staff work at the BDC to find the most effective treatment,prevention, and cure for type 1 diabetes. The Center provides state-of-the-artdiabetes care to over7,000 children and adults with diabetes as well as inpatient care at the Children'sHospital Colorado. The dedicated Children's Diabetes Foundation has generouslysupported the BDC mission, since 1977.
EXAMPLES OF WORK PERFORMED
Dutiesand responsibilities include, but are not limited to:
- A commitment to an academic career in type 1diabetes research, clinical care and service.
- Creativity and independent vision to build newprograms.
- Providing outpatient clinical care for childrenand adolescents with diabetes.
- Participate in ongoing research projects andcompeting for new research grants.
- Participate in graduate training and teachingof pre-doctoral students and postdoctoral fellows.
- Participate in faculty meetings and providecommittee service to the BDC Pediatrics division and affiliateddepartments/programs.
- Become an interactive member of the BDC Pediatricsdivision.
Salary iscommensurate with skills and experience. The University of Colorado offers afull benefits package. Information on University benefits programs, includingeligibility, is located at Employee Services.
University ofColorado Denver | Anschutz Medical Campus is dedicated to ensuring a safe andsecure environment for our faculty, staff, students and visitors. To assist inachieving that goal, we conduct background checks for all new employees priorto their employment.
The ImmigrationReform and Control Act requires that verification of employment eligibility bedocumented for all new employees by the end of the third day of work. Alternativeformats of this ad are available upon request for persons with disabilities.
Yourtotal compensation goes beyond the number on your paycheck. The University ofColorado provides generous leave, health plans and retirement contributionsthat add to your bottom line.Benefits: _URL_
TotalCompensation Calculator: _URL_
Pleaseclick here for information on disability accommodations: _URL_
TheUniversity of Colorado Denver | Anschutz Medical Campus is committed torecruiting and supporting a diverse student body, faculty and administrativestaff. The university strives to promote a culture of inclusiveness, respect,communication and understanding. We encourage applications from women, ethnicminorities, persons with disabilities and all veterans. The University ofColorado is committed to diversity and equality in education and employment.
- Education: PhD or PsyD in Clinical Psychologyor related field with US citizenship or permanent residency status
- Stronginterpersonal skills and ability to work cooperatively and congenially within adiverse research and clinical environment.
- Strongtraining in evidence-based treatments and research.
- Leadershipskills and vision for enhancing the clinical and research mission of the Center.
- At least 3 years of demonstratedexcellence in research, teaching, and clinical care in pediatric endocrinologywith a strong record of scholarly activity and peer reviewed publications.
- Establishindependent, externally funded grants
Job Category: Faculty
Primary Location: Aurora
Posting Date: Aug 19, 2019
Unposting Date: Ongoing


Previous:, Up: Parallel [Contents][Index]
5.4.2 Input During Parallel Execution
Two processes cannot both take input from the same device at the same time. To make sure that only one recipe tries to take input from the terminal at once, make will invalidate the standard input streams of all but one running recipe. If another recipe attempts to read from standard input it will usually incur a fatal error (a 'Broken pipe' signal).
It is unpredictable which recipe will have a valid standard input stream (which will come from the terminal, or wherever you redirect the standard input of make). The first recipe run will always get it first, and the first recipe started after that one finishes will get it next, and so on.
We will change how this aspect of make works if we find a better alternative. In the mean time, you should not rely on any recipe using standard input at all if you are using the parallel execution feature; but if you are not using this feature, then standard input works normally in all recipes.


text:
Guide to Dealing with Tree Roots
Tree roots make up the integral foundation of all trees. Without them, trees would not grow straight up or withstand strong winds and poor weather. Roots keep trees anchored, creating a vast underground network of support.
Roots are essential in many ways, but when they become overgrown, they can get in the way, cause a safety hazard, and make it hard to keep up with your landscaping.
If you have overgrown or exposed tree roots on your Calgary, Alberta, property, it's possible to remove them without harming the tree. However, it takes careful technique and timing to avoid damaging the tree or even killing it altogether.
Take control of your tree roots! In this article, we're sharing everything you need to know about the risks of overgrown roots, what causes them, and the various removal methods.
Risks of Overgrown Tree Roots
In Calgary, overgrown tree roots can do more harm than good. While large, exposed roots surrounding a tree aren't a danger in and of themselves, their proximity to other structures and high-traffic areas can make them a nuisance or even a danger.
Some of the most pressing risks of overgrown roots include:
- Roots growing under foundation – These will grow thicker and can eventually damage the foundation, compromising the integrity of the building.
- Roots causing sidewalk/driveway cracking – Roots close to high traffic areas can ruin stonework, make unsightly cracks, and pose a risk for walkers or even cars.
- Roots as a safety hazard – Roots that grow above the ground can be a significant tripping hazard. They're often hard to see because of their color, and leaves open cover them up, making them even more dangerous.
- Roots hindering lawncare and landscaping – Thick roots that grow above ground can make it impossible to mow the lawn or landscape the area surrounding a tree.
However, not all roots come with these same risks. There are two main types of roots.
Types of Roots
The two kinds of roots you'll find underground are feeder roots and structural roots. Structural roots stabilize the tree and anchor it to its spot on the ground. They are usually sturdier and thicker. Feeder roots transfer nutrients and moisture from the soil back to the tree.
You can have exposed feeder roots and structural roots, but the most common kind of root to see exposed in Calgary, AB, is the structural root. They are typically larger and thicker, and they can grow out wide to provide a stable base for the tree.
What Causes Exposed Roots?
Exposed roots, also known as surface rooting, can be caused by a few different things.
- Poor soil quality – If the soil is not moist and compact, it's easier for thick tree roots to break through to the surface, especially in sandy, clay-based, or loose soil.
- Lack of oxygen – A lack of oxygen in the soil can cause tree roots to move toward the surface to capture more oxygen needed to keep the tree alive.
- Weather – Lots of rain, wind, or runoff can erode the soil and area around the tree, causing roots to become exposed.
- Lack of space – If a tree is planted where it does not have enough room to grow completely, like next to sidewalks, buildings, or streets, the roots may deflect to the surface to continue growing.
- High traffic – An area that's walked or trampled on a lot, the soil can become naturally eroded or packed down, exposing the roots.
Determining the cause of your overgrown or exposed roots can help determine the best way to remove them.
Removing Tree Roots
There are a few ways to remove tree roots from your Calgary property. The most common is to physically remove the trees by digging or cutting them out—or a combination of the two. The other option is treating the roots with chemicals to kill them.
Digging and Cutting Out Tree Roots
If you want to handle the job yourself without involving any harsh chemicals, you're looking at a major job of digging and cutting out the roots. It's the fastest yet most labor-intensive option you have.
To start digging out the roots, you're going to need a sharp spade and a root saw.
Find the root you want to cut, and trace it back to the base where it is growing from. Know that the larger the base, the more likely you are to damage the tree if you cut it. If it's somewhat small or smaller than the others, there shouldn't be any real problem.
Then, find the spot to start digging and cutting. This should be about three to five times the length of the tree's diameter. Mark this spot with spray paint so that you don't lose it.
Start digging out the soil around the root with the spade to expose as much root as possible. Pull out anything loose.
Then, using a root saw, cut the intact roots, cutting as far from the root ball as possible.
Then, use your spade or another tool to lift the roots out. Continue cutting any smaller roots in the area until you can remove the root ball.
Removing Roots with Chemicals
If you're not one for all the manual labor, there's a less intensive way to remove the tree roots using chemicals. This method is only recommended if you are trying to do away with stubborn roots left behind after cutting down a tree or removing the stump.
The first chemical you can use is glyphosate herbicide. Mix this with water in a 50/50 solution and saturate the outer ring of the stump with the solution, avoiding plants or nearby grass. Two weeks after, the roots should be dying off.
You can also use rock salt if you have more patience. It takes a few months to work, and a few applications are necessary to do it right. First, drill into the stump in several places and create holes a few inches deep. Drill holes in any exposed roots as well.
Then, fill these holes with rock salt, add water to fill, and repeat a few times each month. Eventually, this will suck out all water from the roots, causing them to die.
There's always a risk when removing tree roots in Calgary. If the tree is still living and you want to keep it that way, you should proceed with caution and only opt for the manual method of removing roots to keep the rest of the tree intact and safe from harm.
However, if you want to stay away from manual labor and have time to spare, a chemical option may better suit you. Or reach out to our team for a free estimate for stump removal services.
Need A Free Estimate?
At Tree Removal Calgary Inc., all of our arborists are experts in their field and have the necessary equipment to handle any tree removal situation. We pride ourselves in being familiar with every detail of the process, including using the gear to rig, as well as manipulating and pulling the tree down safely.


This page is not available for the language you chose. Would you like to view a Google Translate version for pages lacking translation?
An Alternative Solution to Exchange Public Folders
If you are looking at removing Public Folders from your Microsoft Exchange Server environment, there is still a way to continue using these shared Outlook contacts, calendars, messages and notes too. By creating a dedicated shared mailbox to iPhone, you can easily migrate important public folder data and make it accessible to users.
Exchange Public Folder History Lesson
Since Microsoft Exchange Server 4.0 shipped in 1996, Public Folders were initially a compelling feature of the new messaging platform. However, after customers opened the floodgate to Public Folder usage, there were challenges and this collaboration feature got a bad rap:
 - Public Folders have almost always been quirky to manage in multi-server and multi-site environments.
 - Adding new user permissions to the PF hierarchy was notoriously difficult.
 - Replication failures would sometimes result in folder replicas that were out of sync.
 - Decommissioning of servers can lead to one or more folders being removed from every server.
 - Microsoft for several years publicly warned it will discontinue support for public folders. Recently it has reversed that stance.
 - Sharepoint seemed to be the recommended strategy for customers to replace Public Folders.
 - Office 365 did not support public folders until recently. However, it now does.
With all of these challenges, it is not surprising that many organizations are moving away from public folders.
Another perspective is a related post on the CiraSync Blog: Do Public Folders Hate Smartphones?
Although Microsoft had been telling customers for many years to prepare for a discontinuation of Public Folders, Exchange Server 2013 changed the architecture. Public Folders became part of a mailbox database which can take advantage of a DAG. With this solution, the Outlook clients will not need to add a secondary mailbox and it may be better than the remaining strategy described below.
Use a Mailbox instead of a Public Folder store
By creating a shared mailbox, you can set many users up to share it. The procedure is as follows:
 1. Create the shared mailbox. Give it a very descriptive name to avoid accidental deletion. Place comments on the mailbox description so another sysadmin knows who to contact.
 2. Disable archival features, or at least archive/delete for this mailbox. These folders are meant for long term reference.
 3. Do not hide the mailbox, because that would make it difficult for users to connect. However, you can remove it from the default GAL view.
 4. Make an AD Distribution Group to allow access to the shared mailbox to the appropriate population of users. Provide "Full Access" permissions to this group of users.
 5. Decide where you want to create folders. For example, you can use the default contacts folder, or create a new contact folder directly off of the mailbox root folder.
 6. Open up the new shared mailbox and move the public folders into it.
 7. Create instructions for desktop users to open the mailbox from Outlook, and distribute those instructions when you are ready.
 8. If you use the Exchange Powershell to delegate permissions, the Add-AdPermission -AutoMapping attribute could be an effective way to make this mailbox available without having to touch an Outlook Desktop.
There are several ways to provide access to users:
 - Using Outlook on the desktop, you can open the shared mailbox as a secondary mailbox. (See Open the Shared Mailbox as a Secondary Mailbox)
 - Using Outlook on the desktop, you can open the default, contacts, calendar, notes, or tasks folder (See below Opening a single Shared Mailbox Folder)
 - Using Outlook on the desktop, you can open the default, contacts, calendar, notes, or tasks folder (See below Opening a single Shared Mailbox Folder)
 - See my previous post on using a shared folder for access from an iPhone or Android smartphone.
 - If you have an application that was accessing the public folder, don't forget to re-configure the app to read the mailbox instead of the public folder. For example the Unified Contact Manager can use a mailbox data source instead of a public folder.
Opening a single Shared Mailbox Folder
If you only need to open a single folder and the folder is the default contacts, calendar or note folder, use this procedure:
Use the File Menu in Outlook and choose Open. At the bottom on the right, choose "Other Users Folder".
Opening a single Shared Mailbox Folder
When prompted, enter the name of the shared mailbox and choose the object type.
Shared Mailbox Folder setup for Contacts
You will now see the contacts folder of the shared mailbox.
Open the Shared Mailbox as a Secondary Mailbox
In this example, you will see how to modify an Outlook profile to open the shared mailbox as a secondary mailbox. This method will give user access to all folders in the mailbox. You can control specific access using granular permissions on each folder.
First, you need to switch Outlook to a folder view. At the bottom of the Outlook navigation bar, click the folder icon.
Use Outlook Folder List Selector to open shared mailbox
Next, at the top of the navigation bar, right click on the node that shows your email address and choose Properties.
Shared Mailbox as a Secondary Mailbox
In the Properties dialog box, click the advanced button.
Advanced Profile Setup - adding Shared Mailbox as a Secondary Mailbox
Now click the Add button and type the name of the shared mailbox when prompted.
Shared Mailbox as a Secondary Mailbox
Expand the node for the secondary mailbox and you be able to see all of the folders in the mailbox.
Create a shared contacts folder in a Shared Mailbox
Summary
While this strategy may not have the exact look and feel of public folders, it is workable. Start by testing it out with a small workgroup and expand if it meets your needs. As you can see, there are multiple paths to your objective, and you can select the one which works best in your environment.
[gtranslate]


text:
Jump to Main Content
Bayesian modeling and the chronology of the Portuguese Gravettian
- Bicho, Nuno, Marreiros, João, Cascalheira, João, Pereira, Telmo, Haws, Jonathan
- Quaternary international 2015 v.359-360 pp. 499-509
- river valleys, social networks, Portugal
- The Gravettian in Portugal is known primarily from three main areas: the Côa valley, the central region between the Mondego and Tagus river valleys, and Algarve in the south. Each region seems to be represented by various cultural facies that likely correspond to different social networks with diverse technological, subsistence and settlement organization. Despite these differences, the Portuguese Gravettian appears to have had a similar emergence in each area, beginning at least in central and southern Portugal around 33 ka cal BP, and ending ca. 26.5 ka cal BP with the appearance of the Proto-Solutrean.The present study focuses on the various aspects mentioned above, presenting the more recent dates for Portugal and the boundaries for the beginning and end of the Gravettian phase based on Bayesian modeling. The results suggest that there is a possibility of a two thousand years overlap between the late Mousterian and the Early Gravettian in central and southern Portugal; that the Early Gravettian started with the onset of the Heinrich Event 3 and lasted c. 4000 years, followed by the Late Gravettian and gave place to the Proto-Solutrean around 26.5 ka cal BP, with the beginning of the Heinrich Event 2.


text:
bladder.
- High calcium content in the diet.
- Genitals injured.
- Blood clots.
- Disorder in reproductive organs, especially in unspayed female guinea pigs.
Guinea pigs show changes in physical activities before blood flows along with urine.
Observe if your guinea pig has a bloated abdomen and injury or swelling around the bladder. These are the symptoms of bladder stones.
The antibiotic course is usually suggested for treatment. The diagnosis will help us to determine the exact cause.
In severe cases, surgery is also done. Blood transfusion is done in rare instances when much blood is lost through urination.
Why does my guinea pig's urine smell so bad?
Guinea pig's urine left for some time starts giving a foul smell. That is because of the bacterial activity in the urine, which produces ammonia.
It can damage the inner lining of the nasal passage and cause respiratory infection in your pet if inhaled. The bad smell of urine does not mean that the guinea pig is ill.
The following steps can reduce the foul smell:
- Guinea pigs can be neutered/spayed as they produce less smelling urine.
- Litter trains your guinea pig. Put a litter box at the spot and reward your pet on performance.
- Place hay around the litter box as the guinea pig eats while urinating. Try to restrict the waste at one location.
- The litter tray should be cleaned once daily. The guinea pig won't if it smells terrible. Remove any urine-stained hay. Hutch need not be cleaned very often but check around the litter box.
- The litter tray can be cleaned with white vinegar. That helps to get rid of the foul smell and also clean the calcium residue. Wash the litter box to remove the traces of white vinegar.
Is guinea pig urine harmful to humans
Guinea pig's urine is not harmful to humans and is safe to handle. Its smell may be offensive. Still, it would be best if you were careful from a parasite found in the urine.
Encephalitozoon cuniculi or E. cuniculi is the bug found in most rodents' urine, including guinea pigs. This bug is less prevalent in guinea pigs. The infection is mostly subclinical but can be fatal if the pet is immunocompromised.
The parasite is transmitted through urine. Guinea pig's immune systems can fight this bug. It is thought that once infected, the guinea pig will be the lifelong carrier of the parasite.
Humans with low immunity are more susceptible to be infected by this disease. Children and elderly ones should be careful while handling guinea pig's urine.
Guinea pigs infected with Encephalitozoon cuniculi may appear healthy, but it may compromise their growth. Antibiotics are used for the treatment of the infection. It would be best if you were careful while cleaning the cage until the problem exists.
Check the pee of your pet, whether it is clear and fluid. You should handle cloudy or milky urine carefully. You should once consult your vet, and else it can be painful.
Source: MSD VET MANUAL, Sawneeanimalclinic, Urine sampling, ureteral obstruction in a pet guinea pig, Composition, and characteristics of urinary calculi from guinea pigs, Development of the urinary system in guinea pig females, Cystitis, urolithiasis and cystic calculi in aging guinea pigs.


Student Journal
Purpose of the Journal Entries
Every excellent lawyer is a self-reflective practitioner. A self-reflective practitioner is one who develops techniques for consciously learning from his or her experiences. A self-reflective practitioner plans each task to be performed prior to acting, and then reflects upon the execution of the task after the task is performed to consider what worked best, what did not work as well as expected, and what he or she would do differently the next time. As one tool to aid you in developing into a self-reflective practitioner, you will be keeping a journal of your experiences in the Criminal Justice Clinic. Writing about your work will encourage deeper and more detailed reflections.
The journal you keep in this course will serve a number of different functions:
 1. It will be a tool for you to record your assignments and to reflect upon what you have learned from the work in a concrete form;
 2. It will provide you with a systematic way to reflect on and analyze your experiences by pushing you to examine critically and in depth your performance, thoughts, and feelings;
 3. It will provide you and me with data for discussion of topics central to the course;
 4. It will relieve stress; and
 5. It will enhance your development into a reflective practitioner.
Your journal should not be primarily an account of your activitiesthe time sheets you will be preparing will adequately capture this type of information. Rather, you should record what you are thinking and feeling about your experiences with clients, the criminal justice system, the lawyers you work with in the Public Defender Office, opposing counsel, reading assignments for the seminars, concepts, and skills under study in the course. There are a few requirements for the content of your journal entries designed to help the entries assist your learning over the course of the semester.
The journals will be confidential between you and the supervising faculty member. Occasionally, the supervising faculty member may ask a student's permission to refer to a journal entry in one of the seminar classes or permission from several students to compile some entries for a class discussion on a shared topic. If reference is made to a journal entry, it will only be done after permission is sought and granted in advance and privately, and each student will always have the absolute authority to decline.
Number of Journal Entries Required and Due Dates
Over the course of the semester, you are required to submit at least thirteen (13) journal entries. You should complete at least one (1) journal entry per week for the first twelve (12) weeks of the class, and you will do a final wrap-up journal entry reflecting on the prior entries for the last week of classes. Each journal entry should be the equivalent of at least two double-spaced, typed written pages in length. Journal entries for each week are due on or before Sunday noon, and each entry will be returned to you with comments within one week of my receipt of the journal entry. You may send the journal entry to your faculty member via e-mail, or leave a copy of it under the faculty member's office door at the law school.
The point of the journal entries is to think on paper. Therefore, do not worry too much about spelling, punctuation, or grammar. You should use language that feels natural and expresses your personal voice and style. Do not try to write as you think a lawyer might. Please Turn in Your Journals On or Before the Weekly Deadline, and Do Not Fall Behind In Turning In Your Journals.
Content of the Journal Entries and Format
Throughout the semester you will submit journal entries concerning your reflections on your work, interactions with others, experiences, and what you are learning. While most of your entries will be about whatever you choose to write about concerning your experiences, by the end of the thirteenth week of the semester you must have completed a separate entry on each of the following subjects. A suggested completion date for each topic is included:
 1. Critique a performance by a lawyer, either a defense lawyer, prosecutor, or judge, stating what you observed that was good, what needs improvement, and why. (End of third week.)
 2. Discuss what you are learning about how to learn from experience. How do you learn best? What facilitates your learning? What inhibits your learning? (End of fourth week.)
 3. What are your perceptions or feelings about the criminal justice system? (End of sixth week.)
 4. How does your work in the Criminal Justice Clinic fit into your future plans? What have you learned that will help you to make decisions about future employment? How do you see applying what you are learning to your future endeavors? Is your learning transferable to other settings? How might this best be accomplished? (End of the eighth week.)
 5. Identify an ethical quandary or decision that occurred during the semester, explain the issue, how it was resolved, and whether you think the resolution was proper and why. (End of the tenth week.)
 6. Critique a performance of yourself. Discuss your planning and execution of the task. What do you think was good, what do you think needs improvement, and what would you do differently? (End of twelfth week.)
The format of each entry has to include at least four (4) paragraphs of at least five (5) sentences each.
Paragraph 1: Identify the topic. This should include the "who, what, when, where, why, and how' part of the entry. If you are selecting one of the above topics for the entry, such as a critique of another's performance, identify who you are critiquing, what you are critiquing, when you observed the activity, where the activating took place, how the activity proceeded, and why a certain course of action was taken.
Paragraph 2: Discuss what you were thinking about the activity or topic at the time, and any thoughts you have about the activity upon further reflection.
Paragraph 3: Discuss what you were feeling about the activity and why. For example, if you are discussing an activity you engaged in, discuss how you felt. Remember not to confuse your thoughts with your feelings. For example, the sentence "I felt it was useful" describes your thoughts and not your feelings. Feelings include: fear, anxiety, nervousness, confidence, being relaxed, unhappy, happy, dissatisfied, etc.
Paragraph 4: This paragraph is the analytical discussion, and will often include how you plan to apply what you learned from the experience. If the subject of the entry is a critique, this paragraph would describe the strengths and weaknesses, why you think the aspects were strong or weak, and what you would do if confronted with a similar situation in the future. Be sure not to generalize, such as "Next time I would be better prepared." Instead, describe how you would prepare yourself better, such as what research you would do, practice you would engage in, etc.
Your final journal entry for the course should be a self-evaluation of your accumulated journal entries. To complete the self-evaluation, read through all your entries, then write an evaluation using the following topics as a guide: the quantity of entries (the minimum number is fourteen prior to this final entry), variety (you must have included at least six entries on the previously mentioned subjects), depth of discussion, interest (reflected in the tone and substance of the entries), and value to you the student.
If you have any questions about this requirement, please discuss them with the faculty member in class or privately.
Good luck!


text:
You are reading the article Learn How To Use Mirror In Inkscape? updated in September 2023 on the website Nhunghuounewzealand.com. We hope that the information we have shared is helpful to you. If you find the content interesting and meaningful, please share it with your friends and continue to follow and support us for the latest updates. Suggested October 2023 Learn How To Use Mirror In Inkscape?Introduction to Inkscape mirror
Inkscape Mirror is a very useful feature during creating illustrations in Inkscape. It helps us for making symmetrical objects very easily, and for that, we just have to create one side of the object, and then by using mirror features, we can create another side in seconds. You can remove the source object if you don't want that part anymore. There is no specific tool named with Mirror, but we can mirror objects in several ways, and today we will discuss all those ways for having a good understanding of mirroring objects for different types of purposes. So let us start our discussion.How to use Mirror in Inkscape?
We do a mirror of objects in this software for different types of purposes, and it also makes complex designs easy as well as saves our time. Before start discussing this topic, I will create a simple design by using the Bezier tool. You can also press B as short cut key for this tool.
Start Your Free Design Course
3D animation, modelling, simulation, game development & others
I have drawn this pot-like shape with this tool for explaining this topic. This is the half shape of the pot, and I want the same shape on the left side of it so that there will be symmtery from both sides of this pot. We can do this with the Bezier tool also, but there is the chance that we can't get the same curve on the other side same as the curve of the first side of this pot, and it will take time to match both sides exactly that is why we go with mirroring of this half part of the object.
Now you can drag it in the opposite direction of the source object by holding the Ctrl button of the key, and it will snap to the endpoint of the source object.
It is not necessary to make a copy of the source object if you don't want the source object as it is in its previous place. For example, you can select a source object and again choose the Flip Horizontal option.
And it will flip horizontally in it a place that means you will get its mirror shape in the same place.
Same as a flipping object along the horizontal line, you can also flip it along a vertical line, and for that, select your desired object and choose the e Flip Vertical option from the same object menu.
And you will get mirrored shape of the chosen object in the same place along the vertical line.
So we have to select only one object first. So I will place the left part aside and then select the right part only. Now you can see Add path effect button becomes active here.
You can see it makes a mirror of our selected object.
There are some parameters in this box with which you can play around for having different types of changes in the mirrored object. The first one is Mode, and there are some options in Mode. If you choose the 'Horizontal Page center' option from the list.
Then it will arrange both source and mirrored objects horizontally along with the document page.
If you go with 'Vertical Page center', then it will arrange them on the vertical axis of the document page, and it will be at an equal distance from the center of the page.
If you don't want the source object after mirroring it, then you can enable the 'Discard original path' option of the Mirror symmetry tab.
And it will remove source objects like this.
If you enable the Fuse Paths option from the Mirror symmetry dialog box, then it will remove the mirror line between both source and mirrored objects.
If you want, you can change the start point of the mirror line by changing the value of the x or y-axis on the 'Mirror Line start' option of this dialog box, and it will change like this.
You can do the same for the endpoint of the mirror line from the 'Mirror Line end' option.
There are many more options in this mirror effect with which you can play for having a different result.Conclusion
Now, after this article, you have two ways to do a mirror any object for different purposes in Inkscape. I will suggest you make variations in every parameter of the Mirror symmetry effect for having more commands on mirroring of the object, and once you have the command, you can create many complex shapes very easily.Recommended Articles
This is a guide to the Inkscape mirror. Here we discuss the two ways to do a mirror any object for different purposes in Inkscape. You may also have a look at the following articles to learn more –
You're reading Learn How To Use Mirror In Inkscape?
Update the detailed information about Learn How To Use Mirror In Inkscape? on the Nhunghuounewzealand.com website. We hope the article's content will meet your needs, and we will regularly update the information to provide you with the fastest and most accurate information. Have a great day!


Documentation
Read voltage through NI-DMM MATLAB Instrument Driver in Simulation Mode
This example shows how to read voltage from a National Instruments® NI-DMM driver in the simulation mode.
Introduction
Instrument Control Toolbox™ supports communication with instruments through high-level drivers. In this example you can read voltage from a National Instruments® NI-DMM driver in the simulation mode.
Requirements
This example requires a Microsoft® Windows® system and NI-DMM package 3.06 or higher. Make sure the Measurement & Automation Explorer recognizes the NI-DMM device before you use this example.
Verify NI-DMM Installation
Use the instrhwinfo command to check if the NI-DMM software package is installed correctly. If installed correctly, NI-DMM is listed as one of the modules installed on the Windows machine. This example uses libraries installed with it.
driversInfo = instrhwinfo ('ivi');
disp(driversInfo.Modules');
 'AgNA'
 'nidcpower'
 'nidmm'
 'niFgen'
 'nisACPwr'
 'niScope'
 'nisCounter'
 'nisDCPwr'
 'nisDigitizer'
 'nisDmm'
 'nisDownconverter'
 'nisFGen'
 'nisPwrMeter'
 'nisRFSigGen'
 'nisScope'
 'nisSpecAn'
 'nisSwtch'
 'nisUpconverter'
 'niSwitch'
 'Tkdpo2k3k4k'
Create a MATLAB Instrument object
Use the icdevice function to create an instrument object from the MDD which was part of the NI-DMM support package, and establish a connection to the DMM using that object.
The icdevice function takes two or more input arguments. The MDD file name, the resource name for the DMM, and optionally, device-specific parameters that can be set.
You can get the resource name for the DMM from NI Measurement and Automation Explorer. For example: A resource name of PXI1Slot6 in NI MAX would be DAQ::PXI1Slot6 and Device 1 would be DAQ::Dev1. You can remove the optionstring argument and the corresponding string parameter if you have the actual hardware.
You can establish a connection to the DMM using the connect command.
ictObj = icdevice('niDMM.mdd', 'DAQ::Dev1', 'optionstring','simulate=true');
connect(ictObj);
disp(ictObj);
 Instrument Device Object Using Driver : niDMM

 Instrument Information
 Type: IVIInstrument
 Manufacturer: National Instruments Corp.
 Model: National Instruments Digital Multimeters

 Driver Information
 DriverType: MATLAB IVI
 DriverName: niDMM
 DriverVersion: 1.0

 Communication State
 Status: open
Configure the DMM
For the purpose of this example, the DMM is configured as
* Measurement Function: DC Voltage
* Range: 10V
* Resolution: 5.5 Digits
Use the MATLAB Instrument Driver Editor (midedit) to view other properties and functions that allow you to configure a device. The tool shows all the properties and functions that the NI-DMM software package supports.
measurementFunction = 1;
range = 10;
resolution = 5.5;
configuration = get(ictObj, 'configuration');
invoke(configuration, 'configuremeasurementdigits', measurementFunction, range, resolution);
Read and display the voltage
Once you configure the DMM with the required settings, use an appropriate function call to read the voltage.
% Configure DMM to calculate the timeout automatically
AutoTimeLimit = -1;
acquisition = get(ictObj, 'acquisition');
volts = invoke(acquisition, 'read', AutoTimeLimit);
Display the read voltage
voltageDisplay = sprintf('Voltage : %d v', volts);
disp(voltageDisplay);
Voltage : 5.000032e+00 v
Clean up
Delete the MATLAB Instrument Object.
disconnect(ictObj);
delete(ictObj);
clear ictObj;


text:
District Judges undertake most of the civil work of the courts, and fall into two catagories: those that sit in the County Courts (and were previously known as County Court Registrars), and those that sit in the Magistrates' Courts (and were previously known as Stipendiary Magistrates). The senior District Judge is also known as the Chief Magistrate.
How to Address a District Judge
The recommended judicial and social styles of address are as follows:
|Beginning of letter||Dear Judge or Dear Sir/Madam
|End of letter||Yours faithfully|
||District Judge Phllips
|Envelope (if a knight)||District Judge Sir John Phillips (formal)|
|Envelope (if a Dame)||District Judge Dame Elizabeth Phllips (formal)|
|Envelope (social)||District Judge Phllips|
|Verbal address (on the Bench)||Sir/Madam|
|Verbal address (social)||Judge Phllips or according to title
On retirement, District Judges are not referred to by any
judicial title and revert to Mr, Mrs, Mrs or Ms.


text:
With the Clinical Sample Accessioning app, clinical research labs can register incoming samples and track attributes relevant for downstream reporting such as tissue type, collection methods, and sample storage conditions. The app supports labs performing research for cancer diagnostics, biomarker discovery, drug absorption panels, and more. The app lets users view important data about their sample inventory at a glance, and query samples based on a number of attributes.
The Clinical Sample Accessioning supports collaborations with external partners, e.g., pre-registration of shipments with the lab. The app can also be used to record and view detailed information about shipments, work requests, and samples such as shipping condition, sequencing workflow, sample type, and sample condition.


text:
Interpretive Summary: Ancient grains as novel dietary carbohydrate sources in canine diets
By Anne Zinn
Pets have become increasingly integrated into family life, which has led to the projection of human perceptions onto the pet food market. As a result of the popularity and novelty of ancient grains in the human market, they have become an increasingly abundant carbohydrate choice in pet food, but the research on the potential health effects of a high inclusion of the present ancient grains in pet food is limited.
A paper recently published in the Journal of Animal Science aimed to evaluate the effects of the novel carbohydrate sources on total apparent total tract digestibility, fecal microbiota, and fermentative end-product concentrations and to evaluate the effects of novel carbohydrate sources on the postprandial glycemic and insulinemic responses in healthy adult dogs. The research team hypothesized that the consumption of ancient grain-based diets would beneficially shift fermentative end products and fecal microbial populations and lower glycemic response with no detrimental effect on nutrient digestibility or the overall animal health.
Overall, results of the present study demonstrated that ancient grains, when utilized as the main carbohydrate source at relatively high inclusion levels, were well accepted and appropriate for adult dogs and did not indicate any detrimental effects on stool quality or macronutrient digestibility. Specifically, the dietary inclusion of amaranth and oat groats were beneficial in shifting fermentative end products indicative of a butyrogenic effect. Although oat groats did not significantly impact the postprandial glycemic or insulinemic responses in healthy dogs in this study, it can be implied from the present results that this ancient grain may benefit obese, insulin resistant, and/or diabetic dogs; this implication should be evaluated further.


text:
To take measures in the middle of nowhere and to transmit them to a server, the simplest solution is usually to use a low-power 4G network such as LTE-M or NB-IoT to send them periodically to a server. For example, you could use a YoctoHub-GSM-4G configured to perform HTTP callbacks to a PHP server using VirtualHub for Web. But what if one day the hub stops connecting to the server?
The causes of this kind of problems can be diverse:
- a problem with the power source: faulty battery, dirty solar panel...
- failure due to condensation or oxidation on the electronics
- loss of IP connectivity due to a change in the 4G network
- unintentional change of hub configuration
- a bug that causes callbacks to stop for one reason or another
In the first two cases, the only solution is to intervene on site to bring the device back into service. But for the last three cases, having recovery mechanisms that can diagnose and restart data transmission remotely can sometimes avoid a trip of several hundred kilometers...
The first method, which has been available for a long time, consists of configuring the YoctoHub-GSM-4G to allow a maximum delay before attempting to establish a network connection to the server. There are two possible scenarios:
- If the hub is to remain permanently powered up between callbacks, we'll settle for a hot restart when the connection to the server can't be established after a specified delay. The delay is configured in the Outgoing callbacks section (Network downtime to reboot).
- If the hub is configured to go into deep sleep after each callback to the server, a Maximum power-on duration must be set in the Wake-up scheduler section to ensure that the hub is switched off in all cases, even if the server cannot be reached, so that it can restart after a cold reboot on the next scheduled wake-up.
Configuration windows for automatic restart
Don't try to combine the two solutions: if the hub reboots before shutting down, it also restarts its deep sleep countdown at start-up, and will never go to sleep!
The new feature in this week's YoctoHub-GSM-4G, which you can obtain by installing firmware 55707, is the ability to send control SMS messages to your hub. This way, if your hub can no longer connect to your server, but can still reach a GSM network, you'll have a chance of getting it back.
For security reasons, only SMS messages from a pre-configured number are taken into account. All others only produce a log message and are automatically deleted. This new setting can be found in the Incoming connections section of the configuration:
The new SMS control setting
Clicking on the edit button opens a configuration and test window:
SMS control configuration interface
This window includes a button for sending a test message to the chosen number, which is doubly interesting. On the one hand, it lets you check that the SIM card supports sending SMS - not always the case with IoT packages. Secondly, it's the easiest way to find out your hub's phone number, as the hub itself has no way of informing you of it: in the vast majority of cases, the number is not stored on the SIM card, and the 4G standard has no command for requesting it from the operator.
With this test message, you can simply reply to the message on your phone with one of the commands below to check that your hub is receiving your messages.
SMS control only allows the following important operations. Here are the recognized commands:
Ping simply asks the hub to confirm the reception of the message by SMS. If the hub is configured to wake up periodically, it replies when it next wakes up - SMS messages are not received during deep sleep. This lets you know whether the hub is still alive and able to connect to the cellular network.
Trig asks the hub to trigger an HTTP callback as soon as possible. In the event that you have set a too long interval between callbacks to allow callbacks, or programmed a sleep time too soon to allow the hub to callback, this may enable you to regain control of your hub.
Dump xxx.bin asks the hub to dump its current state into the xxx.bin file on flash memory, for further investigation. In cases where the hub is no longer able to establish IP connectivity and you need to reboot it or even intervene on site, this dump will eventually enable Yoctopuce support to diagnose the cause of the problem.
Reset restarts the hub.
Load filename.json asks the hub to reload all its configuration in one go from the local filename.json file. To use this function, you must of course first have created this configuration backup file on the hub, using the button available on this same window, or using the get_allSettings function in the Yoctopuce library, for example. You can then switch your hub to a predefined backup configuration in the event of a problem.
Note that if you need to remotely change your hub's callback configuration or cell configuration, the safest way is to
- predefine the new configuration on another hub, so you can test it beforehand
- then upload the configuration file to the remote hub using the file manager (manage files function on VirtualHub for Web)
- then activate the new configuration in one go with the SMS command Load myconfig.json
Indeed, if you try to change this kind of parameter directly via the VirtualHub (for Web) interface, the hub may cut the callback as soon as the first setting is changed, and not complete the reconfiguration. Using the Load command ensures that all settings are applied in one go.
SMS and IoT portals
As mentioned above, some IoT SIMs do not offer direct SMS access to public cellular networks. However, it may be possible to send and receive SMS messages using the IoT SIM provider's web portal, which ultimately offers the same possibilities for using SMS control. Ask your IoT operator for details specific to your SIM.
If you're not sure which portal sender number to authorize in your YoctoHub-GSM-4G's configuration interface, simply give it a try by authorizing a "random" number. When the portal sends your first ping SMS, you'll see in the YoctoHub logs the phone number from which the "rejected" message originated.


interruptible: Monad transformers that can be run and resumed later, conserving their context.
[ bsd3, control, library ] [ Propose Tags ]
Given an inner monad M and a transformer T, if T is an interruptible transformer, it becomes possible to intercalate functions over its context with functions over the inner monad. That is, code like this:
runT (f 1 >>= g)
where
 f :: Int -> T M a
 g :: a -> T M b
Can be broken up like this:
do
let c0 = inTCtx 1
c1 <- resume f c0
_ <- resume g c2
That makes it possible to intercalate the execution of different contexts, and treat contexts like data, for iterating or returning them.
As shown on the example, interruptible transformers are resumed with the resume function. State may be managed by specialized functions usually named as inTransfomerCtx and peelTransformerCtx that enclose a value in an initial context and retrieve the value from a context.
Interruptible transformers can be stacked. On this case, they must be resumed with a composition of resume calls, and their contexts must be created and peeled on the inverse order that they appear on the stack. Like:
do
let c0 = inT2Ctx . inT1Ctx $ 1
c1 <- (resume . resume) f c0
_ <- (resume . resume) g c1
where
 f :: Monad m => Int -> T1 T2 M a
 g :: Monad m => a -> T1 T2 M b
For convenience, the Interruptible module exports the resume2 to resume5 functions as composotions of resume. They can be composed further as in resume7 = resume3 . resume4 if necessary.
This package also contains the appliable instantiations of Interruptible for the mtl transformers, the intercalateWith function, that intercalates calls of a function through a list of contexts and parameters, and the SafeIO module that lifts IOException treatment from the base monad into the current resumed context.
Versions [faq] 0.1.0.0, 0.1.1.0, 0.1.1.1
Dependencies base (>=4.7 && <5), either, lifted-base, monad-control, transformers [details]
License BSD-3-Clause
Author Marcos Dumay de Medeiros
Maintainer _EMAIL_
Revised Revision 2 made by marcosdumay at Sat Jul 9 14:51:03 UTC 2016
Category Control
Home page _URL_
Source repo head: git clone _URL_ -b master
this: git clone _URL_ 0.1.1.1)
Uploaded by marcosdumay at Wed Jun 8 20:48:18 UTC 2016
Distributions NixOS:0.1.1.1
Downloads 1397 total (50 in the last 30 days)
Rating (no votes yet) [estimated by rule of succession]
Your Rating
 - λ
 - λ
 - λ
Status Hackage Matrix CI
Docs uploaded by user
Build status unknown [no reports yet]
Modules
[Index]
Downloads
Note: This package has metadata revisions in the cabal description newer than included in the tarball. To unpack the package including the revisions, use 'cabal get'.
Maintainer's Corner
For package maintainers and hackage trustees


User login
Vaults for Summer Only Polar Programs
For summer only deployments, either short-period seismometers and geophones or broadband seismometers are typically installed. In the case of short-period sensors or geophones, a "vault" is not required and the instrument is often buried in the snow at a shallow depth and reasonably leveled. If broadband seismometers are used, a vault needs to be built to hold the instruments. This involves more work as the sensors have to be accurately oriented, leveled and protected from wind noise and thermal changes. For a detailed description of broadband seismic vaults for polar environments, see the Specialized Polar Equipment section.


text:
A biennial is a plant that produces vegetation in
one year, flowers the next year, and then dies.
A perennial is :
A plant that grows, makes
flowers, fruit and seed, and dies all in one growing
A plant that comes back year
after year without replanting, usually from underground
A plant that produces green
leaves in one year, flowers the next year, and dies.


text:
Creating a number series to use as a reference number
You have the option to add a reference number to your applications that counts every instance started in a specific application.
This must be configured by our support team, you can reach out to them at _EMAIL_.
The support team will need the following information to set up a correct number series:
Space ID: The 4-digit space ID to which the number series will be connected to. (You can find the space ID in the URL of the space.
Name: The name of the number series. (If you have many number series within the space, it is a good idea to have a name that describes its function and includes the name of the application). When you select the number series for an application you will choose it from a drop-down that has all the reference numbers for the space, so you want it to be easy to select the correct number.
Start number: Include which number you would like the series to start on. For example, if you would like your reference number to show the date the instance was started and then start counting at one you may write:
- Case 2023-01-00001
The date format can be customized to meet your needs as well as the characters separating the dates. You can choose to have a slash (/), a hyphen (-), or to have no spaces. You can add letters to your number series as well.
Format: Using the generic parts in a number series below, Write the format behind the example you have written above. Below are the formats behind the reference number examples above:
Generic parts in a number series :
- [yy] - Two part year, 23
- [yyyy] - Four part year, 2023
- [MM] - Month, 02
- [dd] - Day, 08
- [n:4] - Incremented number that has (in this example) at least four digits, 0012.
- Note, the number after 9999 is 10000. If you do not want 4 digits, simply replace the 4 with the number of digits you prefer.
- You can add any numbers or words you would like to include.
The counter on a number series will never start over from 0. If you include the date, the counter will not start over at the beginning of the year. If you would like your number to start over you will need to have a new number series created.
Here is an example of what to send to support:
Space ID: 0000
Name of the reference number series: TEST
Start value: 1999 (2000) (Start counter at 1 is default)
How you would like the finished number to appear in the list: 230126-SPUA-2000
A number series should only be used with one application.
Activating the number series for the application:
Once the support team has set up the number series, You will need to activate the number series for the intended application.
- Go to the Application overview page and open Application configuration.
- Go to the advanced tab and select your number series from the drop-down. Read about numbering sub instances here.
- All reference numbers from the space are available in the drop-down, but a reference number should only be used for one application.
- Save the configuration.
- Once the configuration is complete, you will be able to see the Reference number in the Application Overview.
Create a reference number for each sub instance
There are two ways that the sub instances of an application with a reference number can be numbered. They can either inherit their number from the main instance or they can be given a number of their own. You can choose this when selecting your number series. To change this go to Application configuration and locate the advanced tab.
If the check box is selected, the sub instance will receive its own number from the same number series as the main instance. For example, if the main instances reference number is 001, the sub instance may be 002.
If the checkbox is left empty, the sub instance will receive the same reference number as the main instance, but with a counter added to it. For example, if the main instances reference number is 001, the sub-instance may be 001.1.
Use Reference numbers in forms and lists.
You can add the reference number to a form by using the Object field - Instance number.
You can also show the reference numbers in a list by adding the standard column Ref #.


and copy it back to our workstation:
$
$
cd ~/lttng-traces
tar -czf my-test-trace.tar.gz my-test-trace-*
Step 2: Install LTTng Scope
Grab the latest LTTng Scope installer for your platform in the Beta section. LTTng Scope is available for Linux, Windows, and macOS.
Step 3: Open the trace in LTTng Scope
Before we can open the trace, we need to extract it from its archive. On most platforms, you can use the native tools to do it. On Windows, I recommend that you install 7-Zip, but most file archivers will work.
Launch LTTng Scope from your application menu. You should be greeted with this screen after a couple seconds:
LTTng Scope main window
Let's open our trace:
 1. Click the File menu, then click Open….
 2. Navigate to the directory where you extracted the trace archive. You need to enter the main trace directory and then the kernel subdirectory where you see the metadata file.
 3. Without selecting any specific file, click Open.
LTTng Scope's trace opening dialog
The initial view after opening a trace is zoomed in on the first 100 ms of the trace. Let's get an overall view:
 1. Put your mouse cursor over any of Event count, Threads, or CPU view.
 2. Hold the Ctrl key and scroll down with your mouse wheel until the views stop changing.
LTTng Scope's initial view
We now have a complete overview of the trace, but we can't easily pinpoint interesting events from here.
LTTng Scope's zoomed out view
Let's add a filter to identify points of interest in the trace. We'll use the lttng_logger events that we emitted from the workload.sh script before each action.
To create the filter:
 1. Right click Filters in the left tree view.
 2. Click Create Filter….
 3. Enter your chosen event name, and select a color and a shape for the filter markers.
 4. Click OK.
LTTng Scope's filter creation dialog
We can now see each of the lttng_logger events in the CPU view. Those can help you navigate the trace and identify important events.
LTTng Scope with an active filter
Let's zoom in on the first lttng_logger event:
 1. In the CPU view, click the first marker. This selects an event close to the marker and makes it the center point for zoom in actions.
 2. Hold the Ctrl key and scroll up with you mouse wheel until you're close to the maximum zoom level. You might have to fine-tune the selection to get the proper event.
On the following screenshot, we can see the lttng_logger event we emitted before running ping -c 2 google.com. You can scroll down the event list to see all the kernel events and system calls that resulted from running the ping command.
LTTng Scope, fully zoomed on an lttng_logger event
That's it for now! I'll let you explore the trace. We'll post a more detailed guide once additional features are implemented in the tool.
Remember that this is a very early alpha release: there's a lot more to come!


Modernism and the Theater of Censorship
Modernism and the Theater of Censorship
Author: Adam Parkes
ISBN 13: 9780195097023
ISBN 10: 195097025
Edition: 1
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Publication Date: 1996-02-22
Format: Hardcover
Pages: 256
List Price: $155.00
Adam Parkes investigates the literary and cultural implications of the censorship encountered by several modern novelists in the early twentieth century. He situates modernism in the context of this censorship, examining the relations between such authors as D.H. Lawrence, James Joyce, Radclyffe Hall, and Virginia Woolf and the public controversies generated by their fictional explorations of modern sexual themes. These authors located "obscenity" at the level of stylistic and formal experiment. The Rainbow, Lady Chatterley's Lover, Ulysses, and Orlando dramatized problems of sexuality and expression in ways that subverted the moral, political, and aesthetic premises on which their censors operated. In showing how modernism evolved within a culture of censorship, Modernism and the Theater of Censorship suggests that modern novelists, while shaped by their culture, attempted to reshape it.


text: Introduction fynbosfarm will be a project built around a highly successful businessman example of a business plan for a restaurant and the development and training of skilled and semi-skilled staff in the hydroponics and instant turf market farming can be slow to grow as scholarships for high school seniors no essay a business, so when mfa creative writing programs rankings you farming vegetables business plan start a farm, you should include at least one high-profit venture. do not just restrict yourself to middlemen but look for your own market. if you plan to begin a farming business, you'll want to write an entire farm good transition words for essay business to kill a mockingbird essay titles plan. you can grow 5th grade exemplar argument essay it yourself on land or in a greenhouse. ways to make your vegetable garden into a profitable business 1. agriculture (green business farming vegetables business plan plan casual analysis essay example in nigeria) farming vegetables business plan patilad farms is a budding vegetable farm that is involved in production of high quality, nutritional, and fresh green vegetables for consumption in and around lagos nigeria cropking business plan. a strong business plan is essential. choosing. small farms (earning less than $50,000 annually or occupying less than 180 acres) are now considered potentially lucrative as both rural and urban personal check writers business opportunities. consequently, a potential grower cannot spend too much time in a developing production and marketing plan. (1) farm and agricultural center with farmer education and bundled inputs to help smallholder farmers farming vegetables business plan grow parasitology essay questions and assessment of critical thinking harvest cropsmoreefficiently (2) logisticsand supply chainsupport tonavigate the "lastmile". list of tables n/a 4. take a look through our library of free farm-specific sample farming vegetables business plan business plans, including a fruit farm business plan, a botanical perennials business plan, a ms word assignments feed and farm supply plan, a hydroponics business plan, and more.


Kissing hands
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
 (Redirected from Kiss Hands)
Jump to: navigation, search
This article is about the constitutional term. For the more general ritual of greeting and respect, see Hand-kissing.
To kiss hands is a constitutional term used in the United Kingdom to refer to the formal installation of Crown-appointed British government ministers to their office.
In the past, it referred to the requirement that the office-holder actually kiss the hands of the Sovereign as a symbol of personal fealty and loyalty to the Sovereign, that fealty and loyalty being a requirement to serve in the King's or Queen's government.
In modern times, office-holders are not expected physically to kiss the hands of the Sovereign before assuming the role. Simply being received by the Queen is taken to validate the selection, with this meeting being described in the Court Circular as "kissing hands". The invitation issued to a party leader to form a government is sometimes still described as "an invitation to kiss hands". The actual kissing of hands does not take place until the subsequent meeting of the Privy Council, when the new minister is formally appointed as a member of the Council.[1]
When appointing a Secretary of State (the top rank in the UK government), the protocol also involves the delivery by the Sovereign of the seals of office into the hands of the appointee. This is also valid for other officers who are keepers of seals, such as the Lord Privy Seal or the Lord Chancellor, who is also keeper of the Great Seal of the United Kingdom.
Ordinarily the ceremony will take place in Buckingham Palace, but it has been known to happen in Windsor Castle or Balmoral Castle, and in 1908, King Edward controversially summoned H.H. Asquith to Biarritz, France, where he was on holiday at the time.
 1. ^ "The Official Website of the British Monarchy". Retrieved September 29, 2013.


increase number of consumers in mediasoup-demo
Hi,
I'm working on a Online class App. This is the scenario:
I have a teacher and 30 students.
I have changed Room.js of mediasoup-demo server and made it like this:
 1. Teacher can consume all student if he wants. (at the first when students connect they all silence).
 2. Teacher can produce.
 3. Students can consume teacher.
 4. Students can produce himself if teacher wants.(at the first when students connect they all silence).
 I have to mention that I do not want to have all student's video and audio. JUST one of them or two.
 It's working fine now, but I have a problem :frowning:
 Assume 3 students already joined. When the fourth student wants to connect, one of students loses teacher's video and audio immediately.
 How can I fix it?
 I mean, there is no limitation here? Maybe I made a mistake somewhere.
That's a bug in your code. No limitation here.
1 Like
Thank you.
Yes that was my bad.
Another question. When 5 or 6 people are connected everything is OK and my send speed is about 1.5Mbs. But when it increases to more than 15 users my send speed goes down and reach to 200-300 Kbs. Why?
In addition I have to say all users's webcam and mic are disabled and when I need, I made them resume.
My server is Ubuntu and has 4CPU and 8G RAM.
Like the previous one I made mistake somewhere :slight_smile:?
You think something is wrong with my server's bandwidth? If I got this I can change my server. Please help me. Thank you.
I found that it was my network issue that sometimes it happens. But when internet got better my uplink never went back, at all. I have to refresh the page.
What should I have to do?
When the uplink drops down I disable and enable the webcam with this code:
await roomClient.disableWebcam();
await roomClient.enableWebcam();
and after that producer uplink gets better like when we started and the consumer's video gets a quick blink. I know I made a mistake somewhere in configuration and I have no idea.
Or there is a way to update "sendTransport.produce"?
I disabled Simulcast, everything is OK now and I'm so happy. :slight_smile:
Thank you for everything.
Hello, the script you created is a really good idea. Can you share these codes for my students too? We can also make improvements and share them with you. Thanks


text:
Money orders are a popular option to send money and make payments, but unless you have used them before, money orders may seem like a foreign concept. In practice, money orders are a way to turn cash into a check without a bank account. You can get a money order from a bank, some grocery stores and big-box retailers, and even the post office! Follow along to learn more about money orders, how they work, and when you may consider using them.
What is a money order?
A money order is a financial instrument that works like a check. But unlike a personal check, a money order is considered "guaranteed funds." This is an important distinction for some businesses. Landlords, for example, don't want to get stuck with bounced check fees from new tenants. Requiring money orders for a deposit or first months rent, or any rent after a history of bounced checks, is relatively common when renting a home.
Money orders are typically available for amounts up to $500 or $1,000. Over that amount, you'll need to head to the bank for a cashier's check, a similar instrument used as a guaranteed check for larger dollar amounts. Because they are guaranteed, you'll need to fund a money order up-front. That usually means handing over cash or swiping a debit card. Most stores will not sell a money order to someone using a credit card.
Depending on where you grew up, money orders may be unfamiliar. For the most part, this may be because money orders are more common in low-income communities. The sad reality is that low-income or low-credit renters are more likely to hand their landlord a bad check. To compensate, a large portion of the low-income community may be forced to pay extra to use money orders to protect their landlords even if they have no personal history of writing bad checks.
Money orders cost anywhere from around 50 cents to a few dollars each depending on where you buy them.
Why would I use a money order?
In most cases, you shouldn't need to use a money order. If you already have a bank account, you can do nearly the same thing for free when you use a check. Until my late 20s, I never needed a money order for anything! When a landlord asked for my rent and deposit in money orders when I moved to Portland about five years ago, I had to do a little legwork to figure out where to even get a money order, and I used to be a bank manager! That is how rare money orders are to some people.
Other situations where you may want to use money orders, if you don't have a checking account, would be to send money to someone in the mail. If you don't have a bank account, you can't send money with a free transfer or payments app, so you'll need a non-electronic payment method. Money orders are more secure than cash, are written to a specific depositor, and don't include your bank account number if you are looking for a safer alternative to a personal check.
These features also make money orders common for scammers. If you are ever asked for a money order by someone you don't know in person, don't send it or hand it over unless it is a verified, reputable business.
Where can I get a money order?
You can usually get a money order at a bank, though banks tend to charge more for money orders than some other providers. If you need a cashier's check, your only option is a bank. You may have to go to your bank, though some banks are willing to issue money orders to non-customers with cash for a higher fee. At a bank, you should plan on paying around $5 for a money order.
Outside of the bank, the best two places to get a money order are your local Walmart store or a local United States Post Office branch. Both Walmart and the Post Office offer money orders at some of the best rates out there. Walmart charges just 70 cents for a money order up to $1,000. The post office charges $1.60 or less depending on the amount.
You can also go to a money transfer agent like Western Union or MoneyGram. You can find these types of transfer centers at many retail stores, grocery stores, pharmacies, and convenience stores. Plan on spending around $1 per money order at these locations.
A cheap way to send funds
At the end of the day, money orders act as an inexpensive option to send money. Even if you have a bank account, money orders may come in handy on occasion. For $5 or less, you can send a secure, guaranteed check. That's what these payments are all about.
This article originally appeared on Due.com.


text:
2nd Generation GcMAF and Oral MAF both have high phagocytic activity.
We regularly test GcMAF activity at Tokushima university as well as do other GcMAF research there. Our GcMAF has been tested for phagocytic activity using mouse macrophages and sheep red blood cells.
GcMAF phagocytic activity
Oral MAF phagocytic activity in gut macrophage of mice
Oral MAF strongly activated phagocytosis of gut macrophage of mice
This experiment was conducted by Dr. Uto at Tokushima University.
Oral MAF strongly activated the phagocytosis of the gut macrophages of mice.
It induces almost the same level of potent activation as lipo-poly saccharide. This means GcMAF made from vitamin D-binding protein is very well suited to the activation of macrophages in the mammalian gut.


text:
The Fourth Arab Impact Cratering and Astrogeology Conference
09-12 April, 2017 Algiers, Algeria
Houari Boumediene University of Sciences and Technology (Algiers)
IN PARTNERSHIP WITH
The General Directorate of Scientific Research and Technological Development (DGRSDT)
Planetary Sciences section of the Arabian Géosciences Union, Arab Union Astronomy of sciences and space ( AUASS), Geophysical Society of Algeria (SAG) & YES Algeria
Under the patronage of the Rector of USTHB , and the General Directorate of Scientific Research and Technological Development (DGRSDT)
THE FOURTH ARAB IMPACT CRATERING AND ASTROGEOLOGY CONFERENCE
The USTHB (Faculty of the Earth sciences, FSTGAT) in partnership with DGRSDT, the Arab Union for Astronomy and Space Sciences (AUASS), the Planetary Sciences section of the Arabian Géociences Union (AGU) and the Algerian Chapter of the Young Earth Scientists Network (YESdz), co-organized the 4th ARAB IMPACT CRATERING AND ASTROGEOLOGY CONFERENCE. The Opening Ceremony of this conference took place on 09th, April 2017 at USTHB university . More than 25 presentations and posters were given by researchers and Phd students in the field of imapct cratering and astrogeology on 9th April. The field excursion was performed in the impact crater of MAADNA (TALEMZANE) located in Hassi Dellaa (South of Laghouat) on 10th, April 2017.
This conference comes after successful meetings of the third AICAC, 2014 and the 77th Annual Meeting of the Meteoritical Society, 2014 hosted by the Faculty of Sciences, Casablanca Hassan II University, Morocco.
This conference will aim primarily at establishing cooperation between different groups specialized in the field of impact cratering, meteorites, Astrogeology and researchers from the Middle East and North Africa considered among the richest part of the world in impact craters and meteorite collection. The conference provides opportunities for Arab researchers to meet other experts of the analysis of terrestrial impact structures and meteorite collections and will promote exchanges about the most advanced techniques for the characterization of shocked material. The conference allows increasing awareness particularly in Arab countries, where meteorites and impact craters are relatively abundant. The objectives are to stimulate the meticulous documentation concerning impact craters, to promote new research in Astrogeology and Meteoritics, and to enhance interest among universities and scientific institutions in the Arabic countries.


text:
Quartz grains were examined under a Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM) to determine the geographic distribution of sediments from different sources in the western part of the Gulf of Gdańsk. Main source areas for sediment supply in the Gulf of Gdańsk are coastal cliffs bordering the western part of the Gulf, and the Vistula river entering the Gulf at the southern coastal border. Twelve samples of sediments from the Gulf of Gdańsk sea floor, five samples of Tertiary and Pleistocene deposits from eroded cliffs and three samples of sands from the Vistula river mouth were analyzed. All samples were sieved over 63 microns and 35 quartz grains of each sample were selected and analyzed usinga checklist of 40 grain parameters, including grain surface textures and grain shape. Frequencies of observed checklist variables were statistically analyzed and used to determine the transport history of the grains in each sample. The cliff samples and the river samples served as two end members in the analysis. The core samples were separated into different textural groups related to one of the two main source areas. The distribution of Vistula fluvial material and material eroded from cliffs in the western part of the Gulf of Gdańsk was determined. Results show that transport of sandy fraction material is not very strong within the gulf. Despite long shore currents sedimentation near the Vistula river mouth is dominated by the input of fluvial material. In the westernmost part of the gulf material eroded from the cliffs with admixtures of material of other origin predominates. It is evident that transport of sediments by waves and currents is responsible for the admixture of grains exhibiting subaqueous surface features. Sediments from several sources may have been redistributed during storms by waves and currents and on ice floes during heavy winters, however a strong local component is present.
|Journal||Prace - Panstwowego Instytutu Geologicznego|
|State||Published - 1 Dec 1997|
- Baltic sea
- Gulf of Gdańsk
- Quartz grain surface textures
- SEM analysis
- Sediment sources


. The only thing that matters is being first in the door to confess. So why listen to the Antitrust Division's opinions on upgrading programs? When the Criminal Division says x, y and z should be in a program, we have reason to listen. When the Antitrust Division says this, why would their statements about something they ignore make any difference?
Healing the antitrust division
So how do we heal the antitrust division and have one government with one policy that encourages and recognizes diligent compliance and ethics programs? The answers are simple:
 1. Remove the antitrust carve-out in the Sentencing Guidelines. It never made sense and deserves an urgent demise.
 2. Require all those entering the Antitrust Division's immunity program to institute effective compliance and ethics programs along the lines of the Sentencing Guidelines standards.
 3. Remove the absurdly inconsistent antitrust exception in the U.S. Attorneys Manual, so all corporate crime is treated with the same seriousness and sense of moral outrage and not treated as a game.
 4. The Antitrust Division should follow the Criminal Division in its approach to settling cases and use the Sentencing Guidelines standards in requiring compliance programs in settlement agreements. It can help raise the bar in antitrust programs through this vehicle, as the Criminal Division has done in other compliance areas.
 5. The Antitrust Division should actively promote compliance and ethics programs and not just its immunity program. It should recognize, consistent with modern American law, that no program will prevent or detect all violations, no matter how effective it is.
Citizens in a democracy have certain rights and expectations. They should not have to deal with parts of the same government advocating directly contradictory approaches to important public policy issues. The Department of Justice certainly is free to separate itself into functioning divisions that increase its efficiency and effectiveness. But in the case of promoting effective compliance and ethics programs to protect our citizens from corporate crime, there is simply no justification for the antitrust division.
Joe Murphy, CCEP, is the Director of Public Policy for the Society of Corporate Compliance and _EMAIL_
To view additional stories from Bloomberg Law® request a demo now


text:
The renaissance man that emerged in the 13th century was someone who could "do all things if he will". The renaissance man of the 21st century is the developer who's capable of executing a software project from the bottom up. This means they can wear the project manager hat and piece out the job, develop on the front-end and the back-end, market the resulting product or service, and subsequently maintain it.
At a high level this means the developer posses both technical skill and business intelligence. More specifically, it means that the 21st century Renaissance man is knowledgeable in at least the following areas:
1. Server, Network, and Hosting Environment
2. Data Modeling
3. Business Logic
4. API layer / Action Layer / MVC
5. User Interface / User Experience
6. Understanding what the customer needs