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The instructions on this page explains how plain text passwords in configuration files can be encrypted using the secure vault implementation that is built into WSO2 products. Note that you can customize the default secure vault configurations in the product by implementing a new secret repository, call back handler etc. See the related topics for information about secure vault.
The default keystore that is shipped with your WSO2 product (i.e. wso2carbon.jks) is assumed to be the keystore used for encrypting plain text passwords. See the related topics for information on how to set up and configure new keystores for encrypting plain text passwords.
Follow the steps given below.
Step 1: Setting up Cipher Tool
Passwords are encrypted by executing the Cipher Tool. Therefore, you must first install and configure the Cipher Tool as follows:
For the Cipher Tool to be installable in a WSO2 product, the product should be build with the relevant Cipher Tool configurations. If you are a developer who is building a Carbon product, see the topic on enabling Cipher Tool for password encryption for instructions on how to include Cipher Tool related configurations in your product build.
 1. In any WSO2 product based on Carbon 4.4.0, you can install the Cipher Tool feature from the WSO2 feature repository. See the related topics for instructions on installing features.
 2. Open the cipher-text.properties file and the cipher-tool.properties file from the <PRODUCT_HOME>/repository/conf/security folder.
 3. By default, these two files are already configured with the most common passwords that should be encrypted for your product. If required, you can edit the information that you want to encrypt.
 Default cipher-tool.properties
 # Important: This properties file contains all the aliases to be used in carbon components. If any property need to be secured, you need to add alias name, file name and the xpath as follows:.
 # The value goes as, the <file_name>//<xpath>,<true/false>
 # where <file_name> - is the file (along with the file path) to be secured,
 # <xpath> - is the xpath to the property value to be secured
 # <true / false> - This is true if the last parameter in the xpath is parameter (starts with [ and ends with ]) and you want its value to be replaced with "password"

 Carbon.Security.KeyStore.Password=repository/conf/carbon.xml//Server/Security/KeyStore/Password,false
 Carbon.Security.KeyStore.KeyPassword=repository/conf/carbon.xml//Server/Security/KeyStore/KeyPassword,false
 Carbon.Security.TrustStore.Password=repository/conf/carbon.xml//Server/Security/TrustStore/Password,false
 UserManager.AdminUser.Password=repository/conf/user-mgt.xml//UserManager/Realm/Configuration/AdminUser/Password,false
 Datasources.WSO2_CARBON_DB.Configuration.Password=repository/conf/datasources/master-_URL_-configuration/datasources/datasource[name='WSO2_CARBON_DB']/definition[@type='RDBMS']/configuration/password,false
 Server.Service.Connector.keystorePass=repository/conf/tomcat/catalina-server.xml//Server/Service/Connector[@keystorePass],true
 Default cipher-text.properties
 # By default, This file contains the secret alias names and the plain text passwords enclosed with '[]' brackets
 # In Production environments, It is recommend to replace these plain text password by the encrypted values. CipherTool can be used for it.
 Carbon.Security.KeyStore.Password=[wso2carbon]
 Carbon.Security.KeyStore.KeyPassword=[wso2carbon]
 Carbon.Security.TrustStore.Password=[wso2carbon]
 UserManager.AdminUser.Password=[admin]
 Datasources.WSO2_CARBON_DB.Configuration.Password=[wso2carbon]
 Server.Service.Connector.keystorePass=[wso2carbon]
 If there are other passwords from configuration files that you want to encrypt, you can add the details to these files. For example, in WSO2 Storage Server, you will want to configure the "root" password in the rss-config.xml file.
 - Add the following to the cipher-tool.properties file:
 #rss-config.xml passwords
 #RSSConfiguration.DEFAULT.WSO2RSS1.Password=rss-config.xml//RSSConfiguration/Environments/Environment[Name='DEFAULT']/RSSInstances/RSSInstance[Name='WSO2RSS1']/DataSourceConfiguration/Definition/Password,true
 - Add the following to the cipher-text.properties file:
 #rss-config.xml passwords
 #RSSConfiguration.DEFAULT.WSO2RSS1.Password=[root]
Step 2: Encrypting the passwords
 1. Open a command prompt and go to the <PRODUCT_HOME>/bin directory, where we stored the ciphertool.sh script.
 Run the ciphertool.sh script using the command prompt as shown below.
 ./ciphertool.sh -Dconfigure
 The Cipher Tool reads the alias values and their corresponding plain text passwords from the cipher-text.properties file. Shown below is an example of an alias and the corresponding plain text password (in square brackets):
 UserManager.AdminUser.Password=[admin]
 If a password is not specified in the cipher-text.properties file for an alias, the user needs to provide it through the command-line. Check whether the alias is a known password alias in Carbon configurations. If the tool modifies the configuration element and file, you must replace the configuration element with the alias name. Define a Secret Callback in the configuration file and add proper name spaces for defining the Secure Vault.
 2. When the above command is executed, the following message is prompted: "[Please Enter Primary KeyStore Password of Carbon Server : ]". Enter the keystore password (which is "wso2carbon" for the default keystore). If the script execution completed successfully, you will see the following message: "Secret Configurations are written to the property file successfully".
 3. Now, to verify the password encryption:
 - Open the cipher-text.properties file and see that the plain text passwords are replaced by a cipher value.
 - Open the relevant configuration files (e.g., rss-config.xml file) and see that the passwords are encrypted.
 - Open the secret-conf.properties file stored in the <PRODUCT_HOME>/repository/conf/security/ folder and see that the default configurations are changed.
If you have encrypted passwords as explained above, note that these passwords have to be decrypted again for the server to be usable. That is, the passwords have to be resolved by a system administrator during server startup. See the topic on resolving passwords in the related topics.
Changing encrypted passwords
To change any password which we have encrypted already, follow the below steps:
 1. Be sure to shut down the server.
 2. Open a command prompt and go to the <PRODUCT_HOME>/bin directory, where we have stored the ciphertool.sh script.
 3. Execute the following command:
 ./ciphertool.sh -Dchange
 4. It will prompt for the primary keystore password. Enter the keystore password (which is "wso2carbon" for the default keystore).
 5. The alias values of all the passwords that you encrypted will now be shown in a numbered list.
 6. The system will then prompt you to select the alias of the password which you want to change. Enter the list number of the password alias.
 7. The system will then prompt you (twice) to enter the new password. Enter your new password.
 8. The password should now be changed and encrypted.
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General Commission for Scientific Agricultural Research-
Homs Research Center
Ba'ath University, Faculty of Agriculture
This study was carried out at Homs Research Center on two grape local varieties, Halwani and Baladi which rearing on arbor -training.
The aims of this study are:
-Study the time of flower differentiation and influence of self and climate factors on it and effect of self factors on differented buds .
-Study flower differentiation dynamism, formation and growth winter bud and the stages of differentiation flower beginning from bud bursting to fruitset and formation flower parts.
Flower differentiation of both cultivars (Halwani – Baldi) began early June, 2002 (after fruitset by 4) while in 2003, this was 3 weeks earlier than 2002 (second half of June).
Flower differentiation had finished early August (maturity starting) in 2002, while in 2003 it is one month more early than last year (after fruitset by one month ).
The time of winter bud differentiation related to:
When an optimized accumulation of carbohydrates (especially starch and simple carbohydrates).
There is about 549 thermal units from buds bursting in this season.
– There is no effect of the number of light and atmospheric humidity on winter bud differentiation.
– The treatment 6 cans which every one contains 14 buds achieved the higher percentage of differentiated buds, and higher yield and quality.
– The basis eyes to be late for two experimental varieties by the flower differentiation.
– The eyes of two varieties were followed as some dynamism of flower differentiation.
– The height of flower initiates in Halwani cultivar were longes than Baldi, This height increases from the bottom buds (1 – 4th). This took place according to the apical dominance. This result is consistent with the time of ripening of fruit cluster.
– The fruit cluster would obtained it the height of flower initiate rise 650 micron in the two cultivars, While it this value equals >650 micron the result is small cluster in size, uncompleted type, or it turned to tendril because the two cultivars classified as eastern group which characterized by big cluster and the flower initiates must be too large to from clusters.
– After the flower differentiation in productive buds, the beginning starts differentiation. So, we can distinguish four stages from its formation to swelling.
1- Main axes formation, then it will elongated.
2- Secondary axes formation.
3- Flowerseence sets formation.
4- Scale leaf formation in secondary axes base which enclose flowersence sets.
– The stages of differenietion flower beginning from bud bursting to fruitset divided as following:
1- Temporary stage between swelling and bursting bud.
2- Starting of flower beginning which still correlated to the growth
4- Secondary and tertiary axes separation.
5- Flower hanger separation and calyx appears.
6- All axis of inflorescence complete it's formation.
7- Post-opening flower.
8- Fruit set.
Stages (2 -3-4 – 5 – 6) took place before flower opening while the stage (7) after it.
– Results show that the method of cap dropping in the Halwani cultivar differs from Baldi one, This difference could attributed to the sequence of the formation of the separtial layer in the every petal base. The type of cap at separation and the way of cap hunging by flower pro- separation results also show existence differnces in the type and color of nectarin glands. The way of separation, type of the cap, the way of hanging and the type and color of nectarin glands play an essential role in the recognizing of the cultivars.


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Willowhole Cemetery. This community was settled in the 1850s and named for a nearby spring-fed hollow. The cemetery served as a community graveyard for the town, which until the early 1900s contained businesses, schools, and churches. The first recorded burial here was that of Mary J. Burts in 1866. A cemetery association was founded in 1917 about the time annual July 4th picnics began. In 1977 a fund for perpetual maintenance was established. Among the more than 2600 people buried here are pioneers of the area and their descendants and veterans of conflicts from the Civil War to Vietnam. - Historical Marker Text. Marker erected 1994.
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Mutual exclusion for uniprocessors
journal contributionposted on 01.03.1999, 00:00 by Brian N. Bershad
Abstract: "We discuss and evaluate four mutual exclusion primitives appropriate for uniprocessors: memory interlocked instructions, software reservation, kernel emulation and restartable atomic sequences. A restartable atomic sequence is a code fragment that, if interrupted, is resumed by software at the beginning of the sequence, guaranteeing that the sequence is eventually executed to completion atomically.We describe two implementations of restartable atomic sequences for the Mach operating system, and show that restartable atomic sequences perform significantly better than either kernel emulation or software reservation, making them an attractive alternative for use on uniprocessors that do not support atomic read-modify-write instructions. Further, on many processor architectures that do support such instructions, we show that restartable atomic sequences can have better performance. We show that improving the performance of low-level mutual exclusion mechanisms can have a substantial effect on application performance."


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Javascript Dates, Y2K etc.
The treatment of the year value in Javascript dates is incompatible between Netscape 4 (Javascript 1.3 and ECMAScript) on the one hand, and Netscape 3 (Javascript 1.2) on the other hand. The question then arises, whether we can deduce the correct year from the value of date.getYear(), without needing to know which version of Javascript we're dealing with. Netscape 2 just covers a restricted date range, and needs no additional consideration here re. coding.
It's amusing that many of the free "cargo cult" Javascripts found on the web, despite their baroque complexity, don't work for even one version of Javascript, outside of the range _PHONE_, presumably because the authors couldn't be bothered to RTFM before starting to write their code.
Of course, the actual problem goes away in Netscape 4/ECMAScript, because you can use getFullYear to get a clearly defined answer. But if we want the code to run without modifications or extra tests on NS3 (and NS2 where applicable), this would not do.
A pertinent answer is given in the Javascript FAQ and, I'm tickled to see, gives the same getYear()-based solution that I deduced for myself.
What the specs say
Netscape 3 (Javascript 1.2):
The getYear method returns either a 2-digit or 4-digit year:
For years between and including 1900 and 1999, the value returned by getYear is the year minus 1900. For example, if the year is 1976, the value returned is 76.
For years less than 1900 or greater than 1999, the value returned by getYear is the four-digit year. For example, if the year is 1856, the value returned is 1856. If the year is 2026, the value returned is 2026.
Netscape 4 (ECMAScript, Javascript 1.3)
Year minus 1900
I don't see any mention of years BC, so it's possible that they aren't dealt with; any attempt to deal with them would mean that you couldn't tell the difference between say 1800 (for which Netscape 4 would return a getYear of -100) and a certain year BC (for which Netscape 3 would presumably return -100, though I don't find this actually documented). So let's exclude years BC from our consideration.
Also, I've made no attempt to consider what happened as a result of the calendar change in 1752 (nor any calendar changes before that). John Stockton commented on Usenet:
1582/3 is not special to javascript; nor is 1752 (except that javascript can represent dates which did not occur everywhere).
Netscape documentation for Netscape 3, as already noted, says that except for years _PHONE_, it returns a "4-digit" year. This seems to limit the range of applicability to the years 1000-9999AD. There is no clear statement of what happens for years outside this range. So let's exclude those from our considerations too.
On that basis:
Let's set an upper cutoff year of 2899. Then values of getYear of 2000 upwards can only occur with JS1.2 and we don't add 1900.
To cut a long story short: if we test getYear against 1000, then lower values (i.e 0-999 and negative values) should have 1900 added to them, whereas other values should be left unchanged. This will then cover the period AD1000 to 2899, assuming that browsers behave as documented. If the answer lies outside of this range then it could be incorrect (although it might be correct, but we'd need to check the version to find out). However, you might want to avoid tangling with dates in 1752 or earlier, to avoid needing to understand possible issues from calendar change(s)!
Final remarks
OK, this was just a bit of pedantic fun. Anyone spot any errors in the logic? Please let me know.
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text: Based in Seattle, Shelfari introduces readers to our global community of book lovers and encourages them to share their literary inclinations and passions with peers, friends, and total strangers (for now). Shelfari was the first social media site focused on books, and will continue to innovate as it brings together the world's readers. Our mission is to enhance the experience of reading by connecting readers in meaningful conversations about the published word. Shelfari's members: * Build virtual bookshelves to express themselves to their friends and to the world * Discover books that are popular in their trusted circles of friends * Influence peers by rating and discussing books online * Discover and learn from people with similar reading tastes * Participate in online book groups to further explore literature and share ideas * Interact with and learn from authors Shelfari was officially launched in October 2006 with Josh Hug and Kevin Beukelman as the co-founders., Amazon.com invested in Shelfari in February 2007 and Shelfari immediately formed a board of advisors combining a list of high profile individuals. For further information on Shelfari, see our press page or our blog.


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The oxidation degree of magnetite determines the magnetic strength of magnetite. The higher the oxidation degree, the lower the magnetism.
We received magnetite from South America. After the magnetic separation experiment, we improved its grade from 33.61% to 66.22%.
Magnetite is a strongly magnetic mineral, so a beneficiation process based on weak magnetic separation is generally used.
The beneficiation process in this process is divided into two parts, the magnetic beneficiation part, and the gravity beneficiation part.
Magnetic separation is a separation method that uses the difference in magnetic permeability between minerals.


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After being pressured from a campaign against the use of ferrets in pediatrics training, the University of Washington has now said that it has replaced the use of ferrets with human-based medical simulators to teach future pediatricians.
This change is the result of a campaign by the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine (PCRM), with work on the ground by the Seattle Animal Defense League (SADL), as well as support by members of other local animal advocacy groups and activists, and the willingness of UW to adopt current best practices. This could not have been done without the tens of thousands of supporters from PCRM, SADL, the Northwest Animal Rights Network (NARN), and others who flooded UW administrators with e-mails and written petitions over the past year encouraging the school to take this progressive step. And UW finally listened!
A UW spokesperson stated that instead of ferrets "tetherless simulators are being employed at the point-of-care at the bedside to simulate resuscitations and enhance teamwork among healthcare providers," and that "simulation will be a more cost-effective way to train intubation techniques."
Ferrets used in endotracheal intubation training at UW suffered through multiple intubations and were used for several sessions. Also, some of the animals used were later killed. Fortunately, the school has now joined the 95 percent of pediatrics residency programs in the United States that view nonanimal methods as not only more humane but educationally superior.
While this is indeed good news for ferrets, much more work needs to be done for the thousands upon thousands of other aniamls currently being used by the UW for research. Let us use this victory as a springboard to get more positive results for others.


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Located in beautiful northern Idaho, surrounded by wildlands and in the heart of the Palouse region, the University of Idaho is among the best places to study natural resources. Through direct interaction and support from our 50 research and teaching faculty members, you will learn what it takes to apply natural resource science to actual programs, policy issues and research and management initiatives.
As a Ph.D. student, you have the unique opportunity to create a highly customized study plan tailored to fit your specific interests and experience. In terms of research, there is no limit to how far your studies can take you. Whether you study forest fire management, ecology and conservation biology, policy analysis or more, the opportunities are vast.
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Research opportunities are plentiful at the University of Idaho. In fact, we are home to 15 research units and a remote wilderness research station. In addition, we have one of the largest DNA and genetics laboratories in the nation devoted to collecting critical scientific data for wild populations of plants and animals.


AssignCellColorsFromLUT
VTKExamples/Python/Visualization/AssignCellColorsFromLUT
Description
Demonstrates how to assign colors to cells in a vtkPolyData structure using lookup tables.
Two techniques are demonstrated:
 1. Using a lookup table of predefined colors.
 2. Using a lookup table generated from a color transfer function.
The resultant display shows in the left-hand column, the cells in a plane colored by the two lookup tables and in the right-hand column, the same polydata that has been read in from a file demonstrating that the structures are identical.
The top row of the display uses the color transfer function to create a green to tan transition in a diverging color space. Note that the central square is white indicating the midpoint.
The bottom row of the display uses a lookup table of predefined colors.
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AssignCellColorsFromLUT.py
#!/usr/bin/env python
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""
Demonstrates how to assign colors to cells in a vtkPolyData structure using
 lookup tables.
Two techniques are demonstrated:
1) Using a lookup table of predefined colors.
2) Using a lookup table generated from a color transfer function.
The resultant display shows in the left-hand column, the cells in a plane
colored by the two lookup tables and in the right-hand column, the same
polydata that has been read in from a file demonstrating that the structures
are identical.
The top row of the display uses the color transfer function to create a
 green to tan transition in a diverging color space.
 Note that the central square is white indicating the midpoint.
The bottom row of the display uses a lookup table of predefined colors.
"""
from __future__ import print_function
import vtk
def MakeLUT(tableSize):
 """
 Make a lookup table from a set of named colors.
 :param: tableSize - The table size
 :return: The lookup table.
 """
 nc = vtk.vtkNamedColors()
 lut = vtk.vtkLookupTable()
 lut.SetNumberOfTableValues(tableSize)
 lut.Build()
 # Fill in a few known colors, the rest will be generated if needed
 lut.SetTableValue(0, nc.GetColor4d("Black"))
 lut.SetTableValue(1, nc.GetColor4d("Banana"))
 lut.SetTableValue(2, nc.GetColor4d("Tomato"))
 lut.SetTableValue(3, nc.GetColor4d("Wheat"))
 lut.SetTableValue(4, nc.GetColor4d("Lavender"))
 lut.SetTableValue(5, nc.GetColor4d("Flesh"))
 lut.SetTableValue(6, nc.GetColor4d("Raspberry"))
 lut.SetTableValue(7, nc.GetColor4d("Salmon"))
 lut.SetTableValue(8, nc.GetColor4d("Mint"))
 lut.SetTableValue(9, nc.GetColor4d("Peacock"))
 return lut
def MakeLUTFromCTF(tableSize):
 """
 Use a color transfer Function to generate the colors in the lookup table.
 See: _URL_
 :param: tableSize - The table size
 :return: The lookup table.
 """
 ctf = vtk.vtkColorTransferFunction()
 ctf.SetColorSpaceToDiverging()
 # Green to tan.
 ctf.AddRGBPoint(0.0, 0.085, 0.532, 0.201)
 ctf.AddRGBPoint(0.5, 0.865, 0.865, 0.865)
 ctf.AddRGBPoint(1.0, 0.677, 0.492, 0.093)
 lut = vtk.vtkLookupTable()
 lut.SetNumberOfTableValues(tableSize)
 lut.Build()
 for i in range(0, tableSize):
 rgb = list(ctf.GetColor(float(i) / tableSize)) + [1]
 lut.SetTableValue(i, rgb)
 return lut
def MakeCellData(tableSize, lut, colors):
 """
 Create the cell data using the colors from the lookup table.
 :param: tableSize - The table size
 :param: lut - The lookup table.
 :param: colors - A reference to a vtkUnsignedCharArray().
 """
 for i in range(1, tableSize):
 rgb = [0.0, 0.0, 0.0]
 lut.GetColor(float(i) / (tableSize - 1), rgb)
 ucrgb = list(map(int, [x * 255 for x in rgb]))
 colors.InsertNextTuple3(ucrgb[0], ucrgb[1], ucrgb[2])
 s = '[' + ', '.join(['{:0.6f}'.format(x) for x in rgb]) + ']'
 print(s, ucrgb)
def main():
 """
 :return: The render window interactor.
 """
 nc = vtk.vtkNamedColors()
 # Provide some geometry
 resolution = 3
 plane11 = vtk.vtkPlaneSource()
 plane11.SetXResolution(resolution)
 plane11.SetYResolution(resolution)
 plane12 = vtk.vtkPlaneSource()
 plane12.SetXResolution(resolution)
 plane12.SetYResolution(resolution)
 tableSize = max(resolution * resolution + 1, 10)
 # Force an update so we can set cell data
 plane11.Update()
 plane12.Update()
 # Get the lookup tables mapping cell data to colors
 lut1 = MakeLUT(tableSize)
 lut2 = MakeLUTFromCTF(tableSize)
 colorData1 = vtk.vtkUnsignedCharArray()
 colorData1.SetName('colors') # Any name will work here.
 colorData1.SetNumberOfComponents(3)
 print('Using a lookup table from a set of named colors.')
 MakeCellData(tableSize, lut1, colorData1)
 # Then use SetScalars() to add it to the vtkPolyData structure,
 # this will then be interpreted as a color table.
 plane11.GetOutput().GetCellData().SetScalars(colorData1)
 colorData2 = vtk.vtkUnsignedCharArray()
 colorData2.SetName('colors') # Any name will work here.
 colorData2.SetNumberOfComponents(3)
 print('Using a lookup table created from a color transfer function.')
 MakeCellData(tableSize, lut2, colorData2)
 plane12.GetOutput().GetCellData().SetScalars(colorData2)
 # Set up actor and mapper
 mapper11 = vtk.vtkPolyDataMapper()
 mapper11.SetInputConnection(plane11.GetOutputPort())
 # Now, instead of doing this:
 # mapper11.SetScalarRange(0, tableSize - 1)
 # mapper11.SetLookupTable(lut1)
 # We can just use the color data that we created from the lookup table and
 # assigned to the cells:
 mapper11.SetScalarModeToUseCellData()
 mapper11.Update()
 mapper12 = vtk.vtkPolyDataMapper()
 mapper12.SetInputConnection(plane12.GetOutputPort())
 mapper12.SetScalarModeToUseCellData()
 mapper12.Update()
 writer = vtk.vtkXMLPolyDataWriter()
 writer.SetFileName('pdlut.vtp')
 writer.SetInputData(mapper11.GetInput())
 # This is set so we can see the data in a text editor.
 writer.SetDataModeToAscii()
 writer.Write()
 writer.SetFileName('pdctf.vtp')
 writer.SetInputData(mapper12.GetInput())
 writer.Write()
 actor11 = vtk.vtkActor()
 actor11.SetMapper(mapper11)
 actor12 = vtk.vtkActor()
 actor12.SetMapper(mapper


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Historical maps are an important tool for analyzing changes in urban development. But these maps only provide 2D information, and oftentimes not much is known about building height.
With this in mind, a research team from Skoltech (Russia) and FBK (Italy) developed a machine learning algorithm that can assess building height from historical maps, which could help researchers better understand the forces that shaped cities to what we see today.
Nowadays, we've become pretty used to having 3D maps at our disposal, but this is a luxury we take for granted too easily. For the vast majority of our history, maps and urban imagery were restricted to 2D information.
A team of researchers led by Elisa Mariarosaria Farella from the Fondazione Bruno Kessler (FBK) in Trento, Italy, wanted to see how the height of buildings in historical maps can be inferred. They developed a machine learning algorithm that was first trained on sample data, and then asked it to predict buildings' heights.
The algorithm's assessment is based on several "predictors" — variables that are assumed to have some connection (not necessarily a direct or causal connection) to the objective (in this case, the building height). Researchers used things like a building area, its type (whether it was residential, historical, etc), its distance to other buildings, and so on.
They then ground-truthed the model predictions and finessed it with historical photos (where available) and improved mathematical algorithms, using four historical maps of Trento (years 1851, 1887, 1908, and 1936) and Bologna (years 1884 and 1945),
Overall, the results were good, researchers write in the study.
"The reliability of the proposed approach was verified, testing the method on different datasets and epochs. The achieved results proved to be consistent with our accuracy targets and the complexity of such historical urban contexts. The implemented method is flexible and extendable, relying mainly on geometric and neighbour characteristics derivable from the datasets and adaptable categorical data."
They are now looking at ways to improve the process even further and generalize the method, which could make it much easier to digitize historical maps from all around the world and enhance them to 3D.
"The implemented learning and predictive procedure tested on historical data has proved to be effective and promising for many other applications. Based on few attributes for the prediction, it will soon be expanded to diverse real-life contexts with missing elevation data. The resulting models will be a great help in bridging the geospatial knowledge gap in past or remote situations" Emre Ozdemir, a Skoltech and FBK Trento PhD student, explains.
The study was published in MDPI Applied Sciences.


do not want to limit the number of fields
 that can be extracted at index time.
* Default: 200
maxchars = <integer>
* Truncate _raw to this size and then do auto KV.
* Default: 10240 characters
maxcols = <integer>
* When non-zero, the point at which kv should stop creating new fields.
* Default: 512
max_extractor_time = <integer>
* Maximum amount of CPU time, in milliseconds, that a key-value pair extractor
 will be allowed to take before warning. If the extractor exceeds this
 execution time on any event a warning will be issued
* Default: 1000 (1 second)
[kvstore]
max_accelerations_per_collection = <unsigned integer>
* The maximum number of accelerations that can be assigned to a single
 collection
* Valid values range from 0 to 50
* Default: 10
max_documents_per_batch_save = <unsigned integer>
* The maximum number of documents that can be saved in a single batch
* Default: 1000
max_fields_per_acceleration = <unsigned integer>
* The maximum number of fields that can be part of a compound acceleration
 (i.e. an acceleration with multiple keys)
* Valid values range from 0 to 50
* Default: 10
max_queries_per_batch = <unsigned integer>
* The maximum number of queries that can be run in a single batch
* Default: 1000
max_rows_in_memory_per_dump = <unsigned integer>
* The maximum number of rows in memory before flushing it to the CSV projection
 of KVStore collection.
* Default: 200
max_rows_per_query = <unsigned integer>
* The maximum number of rows that will be returned for a single query to
 a collection.
* If the query returns more rows than the specified value, then returned
 result set will contain the number of rows specified in this value.
* Default: 50000
max_size_per_batch_result_mb = <unsigned integer>
* The maximum size, in megabytes (MB), of the result set from a set of
 batched queries
* Default: 100
max_size_per_batch_save_mb = <unsigned integer>
* The maximum size, in megabytes (MB), of a batch save query.
* Default: 50
max_size_per_result_mb = <unsigned integer>
* The maximum size, in megabytes (MB), of the result that will be
 returned for a single query to a collection.
* Default: 50
max_threads_per_outputlookup = <unsigned integer>
* The maximum number of threads to use during outputlookup commands on KVStore
* If the value is 0 the thread count will be determined by CPU count
* Default: 1
[input_channels]
max_inactive = <integer>
* Internal setting, do not change unless instructed to do so by Splunk
 Support.
lowater_inactive = <integer>
* Internal setting, do not change unless instructed to do so by Splunk
 Support.
inactive_eligibility_age_seconds = <integer>
* Internal setting, do not change unless instructed to do so by Splunk
 Support.
[ldap]
allow_multiple_matching_users = <boolean>
* Whether or not Splunk Enterprise allows login when it finds multiple
 entries in LDAP with the same value for the 'username' attribute.
* When multiple entries are found, it chooses the first Distinguished Name
 (DN) lexicographically.
* Setting this to false is more secure as it does not allow any ambiguous
 login, but users with duplicate entries will be unable to login.
* Default: true
max_users_to_precache = <unsigned integer>
* The maximum number of users that are pre-cached from LDAP after
 reloading auth.
* Set this to 0 to turn off pre-caching.
[metrics]
interval = <integer>
* Number of seconds between logging splunkd metrics to metrics.log.
* Minimum of 10.
* Default: 30
maxseries = <integer>
* The number of series to include in the per_x_thruput reports in metrics.log.
* Default: 10
[metrics:tcpin_connections]
aggregate_metrics = <boolean>
* For each splunktcp connection from forwarder, splunk logs metrics information
 every metrics interval.
* When there are large number of forwarders connected to indexer, the amount of
 information logged can take lot of space in metrics.log. When set to true, it
 will aggregate information across each connection and report only once per
 metrics interval.
* Default: false
suppress_derived_info = <boolean>
* For each forwarder connection, _tcp_Bps, _tcp_KBps, _tcp_avg_thruput,
 _tcp_Kprocessed is logged in metrics.log.
* This can be derived from kb. When set to true, the above derived info will
 not be emitted.
* Default: false
[pdf]
max_rows_per_table = <unsigned integer>
* The maximum number of rows that will be rendered for a table within
 integrated PDF rendering.
* Default: 1000
render_endpoint_timeout = <unsigned integer>
* The number of seconds after which the pdfgen render endpoint will timeout if
 it has not yet finished rendering the PDF output.
* Default: 3600 (60 minutes)
[realtime]
 Default options for indexer support of real-time searches
 These can all be overridden for a single search via REST API arguments
alerting_period_ms = <integer>
* The time, in milliseconds, to wait between triggering alerts during a
 realtime search.
* This setting limits the frequency at which alerts are triggered during
 realtime search.
* A value of 0 means that alerts are triggered for every batch of events
 that are read. In dense realtime searches with expensive alerts, this
 can overwhelm the alerting system.
* Precedence: Searchhead
* Default: 0
blocking = <boolean>
* Whether or not the indexer should block if a queue is full.
* Default: false
default_backfill = <boolean>
* Whether or not windowed real-time searches should backfill events.
* Default: true
enforce_time_order = <boolean>
* Whether or not real-time searches should ensure that events are sorted in
 ascending time order.
* Splunk Web automatically reverses the order that it displays events for
 real-time searches. If set to "true", the latest events will be shown first.
* Default: true
indexfilter = <boolean>
* Whether or not the indexer should pre-filter events for efficiency.
* Default: 1 (true)
indexed_realtime_update_interval = <integer>
* When you run an indexed realtime search, the list of searchable buckets
 needs to be updated. If the Splunk software is installed on a cluster,
 the list of allowed primary buckets is refreshed. If not installed on
 a cluster, the list of buckets, including any new hot buckets are refreshed.
 This setting controls the interval for the refresh. The setting must be
 less than the "indexed_realtime_disk_sync_delay" setting. If your realtime
 buckets transition from new to warm in less time than the value specified
 for the "indexed_realtime_update_interval" setting, data will be skipped
 by the realtime search in a clustered environment.
* Precedence: Indexers
* Default: 30
indexed_realtime_cluster_update_interval = <integer>
* This setting is deprecated. Use the "indexed_realtime_update_interval"
 setting instead.
* While running an indexed realtime search on a cluster, the list of allowed
 primary buckets is updated. This controls the interval at which the list
 is updated. This value must be less than the
 'indexed_realtime_disk_sync_delay' setting. If your buckets transition from
 Brand New to warm in less than the interval time specified, indexed
 realtime will lose data in a clustered environment.
* Precedence: Indexers
* Default: 30
indexed_realtime_default_span = <integer>
* An indexed realtime search is made up of many component historical searches
 that by default will span this many seconds. If a component search is not
 completed in this many seconds the next historical search will span the extra
 seconds. To reduce the overhead of running an indexed realtime search you can
 change this span to delay longer before starting the next component
 historical search.
* Precedence: Indexers
* Default: 1
indexed_realtime_disk_sync_delay = <integer>
* The number of seconds to wait for disk flushes to finish when using
 indexed/continuous/pseudo realtime search, so that all data can be seen.
* After indexing there is a non-deterministic period where the files on disk,
 when opened by other programs, might not reflect the latest flush to disk,
 particularly when a system is under heavy load.
* Precedence: SearchHead overrides Indexers
* Default: 60
indexed_realtime_maximum_span = <integer>
* While running an indexed realtime search, if the component searches regularly
 take longer than 'indexed_realtime_default_span' seconds,
 then indexed realtime search can fall more than
 'indexed_realtime_disk_sync_delay' seconds behind realtime.
* Use this setting to set


text:
A Definition Of Absorption
Source: Adapted from the National Institutes of Health
What does the term "absorption" mean? The term "absorption" refers to to take in substances through the skin or mucous membranes. To find out more about this term, please search the news section of this website for related articles and information.


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Svetitskhoveli Cathedral (Georgian: სვეტიცხოვლის საკათედრო ტაძარი, svet'icxovlis sak'atedro t'adzari; literally, "the Living Pillar Cathedral") is a Georgian Orthodox cathedral located in the historical town of Mtskheta, Georgia, 20 km (12.5 miles) northwest of the nation's capital of Tbilisi.
Svetitskhoveli, known as the burial site of Christ's mantle, has long been the principal Georgian church and remains one of the most venerated places of worship to this day. It presently functions as the seat of the archbishop of Mtskheta and Tbilisi, who is at the same time Catholicos-Patriarch of All Georgia.
The current cathedral was built in the 11th century by the Georgian architect Arsukisdze, though the site itself is even older dating back to the early 4th century and is surrounded by a number of legends associated primarily with the early Christian traditions.
It is the second largest church building in the country, after the recently consecrated Tbilisi Holy Trinity Cathedral, and is listed as an UNESCO World Heritage Site along with other historical monuments of Mtskheta.


Creating a Custom Formatter
You can create custom subclasses of NSFormatter to format representations of data other than dates and numbers.
To subclass NSFormatter, you must, at the least, override these methods:
In the first method you convert the cell's object to a string representation; in the second method you convert the string to the object associated with the cell.
You may also override attributedStringForObjectValue:withDefaultAttributes: to convert the object to a string that has attributes associated with it. For example, if you want negative financial amounts to appear in red, you have this method return a string with an attribute of red text. In attributedStringForObjectValue:withDefaultAttributes: get the non-attributed string by invoking stringForObjectValue: and then apply the proper attributes to that string.
If the string for editing must differ from the string for display—for example, the display version of a currency field shows a dollar sign but the editing version doesn't—implement editingStringForObjectValue: in addition to stringForObjectValue:.
In OS X, you can edit the textual contents of a cell at each key press and prevent the user from entering invalid characters using isPartialStringValid:proposedSelectedRange:originalString:originalSelectedRange:errorDescription: and isPartialStringValid:newEditingString:errorDescription:. You can apply this dynamic editing to things like social security numbers; the person entering data enters the number only once, since the formatter automatically inserts the separator characters.


Hi there,
I know that power law decay can be expressed as the combination of multiple single exponential decays (or another way of saying it is that if there are multiple timescales in a decay process, when there is no dominant timescale, then power law behavior emerges). Empirically, it's fairly easy to see that this is the case (and see _URL_ for an example of expressing power law decay as a sum of exponentials). However, I'm trying to understand *why* this is the case. Does anybody have an intuitive explanation for why power law decay contains multiple exponential decays? Thanks!


text:
Author: Michael Plitkins
Last update: 11 October, 1998
The NGLayout views subsystem is designed to support arbitrary positioning, sizing and depth sorting of overlapping rectangles of content in a platform independent fashion. Most NGLayout rendering operations begin by "damaging" a portion of the area currently being displayed on an output device and then walking over a view tree in z depth order allowing each view to repair parts of the damaged area they occupy. Event handling within NGLayout also goes through the view system giving view objects the first opportunity to handle event processing (within each view, there is generally content represented by layout Frames that do most of the real event processing). View update operations can either happen in an offscreen buffer or directly on the output device depending on the complexity of the anticipated update. Timed refreshes also occur allowing many damage requests to be processed as a single update to the output device. In addition to representing specially positioned content, a view may also represent an underlying platform native window through it's association with the Widget subsystem. The Widgets can be used to represent application controls such as scrollbars and top level windows and content objects such as HTML form elements. See the Widgets documentation for further information.
Currently, there are four different classes within the view system. Naturally, more can be added as deemed necessary:
- Basic View class responsible for positioning, sizing, painting and event handling as a container for underlying content. Currently, the "compositor," which is responsible for handling issues of transparent views when painting, also lives inside the base view class implementation. In order to allow new types of views to be created without the need for subclassing off of the base view, this code will most likely move into the ViewManager.
- Scrolling View which has private child views representing scrollbars and additional methods for handling the scrolling of an additional child view that the owner of the scrolling view can add to the scrolling view.
View Manager which coordinates all operations
done to/through the view hierarchy including:
- child view insertion, removal and sorting.
- event handling.
- damage repair coordination.
- view state changes (position, size, clip rect, z index, visibility)
View Observer which allows an application
to receive notification when changes occur involving a view. Currently,
- event handling
- on screen position change
1. View Manager.
Applications create views and then added them to the view hierarchy through the view manager. From that point on, the application requests that changes be made to views via the view manager. This allows the view manager to "do the right thing" when views are changed. Typically this means minimizing the damage repair area and frequency of updates. As mentioned previously, views are arranged in a hierarchy. The relationship of sibling views is maintained through either an absolute z index for each view, or above/below relative to another view. When the view hierarchy is traversed, views are encountered in top down order and from nearest z to furthest z.2. View class.
This is the base view class and the one generally created by content that requires a view. Examples of such content are CSS positioned elements, Communicator 4 layers, objects that require Widgets such as form elements, etc. Since views are designed to act as containers for content, there is a link to that content which can be set and queried with the Get/SetClientData() methods.3. Scrolling view.
In general, views hold state, but don't do much in terms of changing or manipulating other objects. That job is left to the view manager.
Child views are not clipped to the boundaries of their parent views unless a cliprect is specifically set on a view. A clip rect clips the content displayed by a view and any of it's children.
The view contains a "compositor" which processes the view tree at rendering time to optimally paint the damaged area. This involves determining if any of the views are "transparent" and then doing back-to-front/front-to-back view processing to repair the damage. Views currently have an opacity property that the compositor will use to alpha blend views together. This functionality will be moving into the view manager.
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The variegated vinca growing in light shade in my garden has lost its white borders. Should I move it to a sunnier location?
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The technical term for a loss of variegation is reversion. Variegation can be affected by light conditions as well as other factors, as this information from the Royal Horticultural Society suggests: "Variegation may vary during the year and is often less apparent in late summer. Where there is a permanent loss of colour inadequate light is often the cause. Waterlogging can also lead to loss of leaf colour. Reversion may also occur where more vigorous green shoots outgrow variegated shoots."
Here is a link to some helpful information about variegated plants, from a now-defunct website which was called Enjoy Gardening:
"Understanding all the science behind variegation is quite complicated, so here is the nutshell version. For variegation to be stable, the variegation trait must be caused by a mutated cell or a group of cells that are fit enough to grow and multiply, and those cells must originate in a region of the plant where they are involved in generating new variegated gene cells. For example, if the mutation originates in a section of a leaf or stem where normal tissue can outgrow the mutation, the variegation pattern will often be unstable and disappear. However, when there is an 'island' of mutated cells within a growing point or tip, the variegation has a greater chance of being stable... Of course, to every set of rules there are always exceptions, which is why it's quite common for completely stable varieties of plants to lose their patterns over time. And that's exactly what happens with some variegated Euonymus shrubs when the 'normal' buds produce leaves that have more chlorophyll than the variegated leaves have. Having more chlorophyll allows the normal leaves to grow faster and to out-compete the variegated foliage. In this case, the solution to preserving variegation is to get out the pruners and to lop off the emerging threat of normalcy."
As suggested above, you can try cutting off the non-variegated ('normal') foliage and hope that the variegated foliage will return to dominance.
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What is weight bearing?
Putting weight on your affected (weaker) leg is called "weight bearing." Your physical therapist will check one of the categories below. Read what is beneath the category. This is your "weight-bearing status." It tells if you may or may not put any body weight on your affected leg. It also tells you how much weight you may place on the affected leg.
Non-weight bearing (NWB)
Place no weight on your affected leg. Do not touch the floor with your affected leg. While you stand or walk, you must hold your affected leg off the floor (see Figure 1 at right).
Touch-down weight bearing (TDWB), or toe-touch weight bearing (TTWB)
When you stand or walk, you may touch the floor only for balance. Do not place actual weight on your affected leg (see Figure 2 at left).
Partial weight bearing (PWB)
When you stand or walk, you may place ____ percent of your body weight ( _____ pounds) on your affected leg (see Figure 2 at left).
Weight bearing as tolerated (WBAT), or weight bearing to tolerance (WBTT)
When you stand or walk, place only as much weight as feels comfortable on your affected leg. Let pain be your guide. If you feel pain, place less weight on the affected leg (see Figure 2 at left).
Full weight bearing (FWB)
You may place your full body weight on your affected leg when you stand or walk.
Note: Your therapist may give you other instructions about weight bearing.


How Much Does Digging a Well Cost in My Backyard?
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Sometimes, you might consider digging a well in your backyard to reduce reliance on the municipal water supply.
Well cost in backyard digging
Digging a well costs in the backyard
The average cost of drilling a well is between $25 and $70 per foot. However, several factors affect how much you spend.
Read on to discover how much it will cost to dig a well in your backyard.
Factors affecting the cost of digging a well
Several factors determine the cost of digging a well, including depth, permits, soil type, region, etc.
Well depth
The width and depth of your well are the most significant cost factors.
On average, residential wells range between 100 and 300 feet deep.
However, your well might not exceed a depth of 25 feet in areas where groundwater is close to the surface.
Backyard well costs
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On the other hand, diameters are often four or six inches. Therefore, the width of your well determines the amount of water flow.
A 150-foot deep well with a 4-inch diameter will cost you slightly above $5,000. Shallow wells are cheaper, but they are easily contaminated.
It's worth noting that local authorities regulate well depth. Also, consult an expert to find the ideal well depth for your backyard.
Permits
Licensing fees vary from one county to another, ranging from $10 to $500.
This is an essential expense, and gaming to obtain the required permits puts you at risk of penalties and other legal troubles.
Luckily – Well-digging companies help in obtaining permits. Some counties have different licenses for residential and irrigation wells.
You might require additional permits, such as plumbing and electrical wiring in other regions.
Distance to house
The distance between your well and your house affects the cost of digging a well.
You use shorter electrical wires and water pipes if it's close, resulting in lower expenses.
On the other hand, every foot farther from your house increases up to $120 on your budget.
Region
Groundwater levels vary by region; the water table is close to the surface in some areas and deep in others.
Shallow wells are a standard fixture in areas with a shallow water table, and digging costs are cheaper.
Small-scale irrigation well projects cost
Small-scale irrigation well
Remember, each foot deeper adds between $25 and $70 to your budget.
Also, some climates have rocky and dry soils that make it more difficult to dig a well. Machines use more fuel to break through the ground, resulting in higher costs.
Rural vs. Urban
Drilling wells in urbanized areas is cheaper than digging in rural areas.
However, acquiring digging permits in cities is costlier than in remote locations.
Therefore, it would be best to consider the difference between well water and city water.
If you live in a remote location, the average cost per foot ranges between $50 and $60. This covers the cost of commuting and transporting drilling equipment to your home.
Soil type and condition
Soil type and condition also affect the cost of drilling wells.
For example, drilling through soft-textured soil with little rock is cheaper than the rocky and heavily compacted ground.
If You Live In a Rocky Area – Expect to incur higher expenses. It can cost you up to 150% more to drill hard rock, while digging through partial rocks costs 85% more.
However, hard rocks save you the money you'd have otherwise used to install well casing.
Well water testing cost
After drilling, you must test the water before you start using it.
Some contaminants in underground water include:
 - arsenic
 - bacteria
 - copper
 - lead
 - iron
 - methane
 - sulfur
 - and radioactive materials
Well water testing DIY kits cost between $20 and $100.
Hiring government or university labs is more expensive, ranging from $50 to $600. However, it's more comprehensive.
Besides checking for pollutants, lab testing recommends improving water safety.
Components of a well
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How much to invest in digging a well
Digging a hole in the water table is the first step; you need the following equipment to make a well functional.
Well pump
A well pump draws water from the ground and delivers it to your home.
It's arguably the most crucial component of finished water well. This is why you need to service it regularly.
The cost of a well pump depends on its type. Shallow well jet pumps are the cheapest, while deep submersible well pumps are the most expensive.
Shallow well pumps
Shallow well pumps are ideal for 25-foot deep wells or less and cost between $300 and $900.
They are usually placed on the surface and covered with housing.
Even Better – These pumps have a booster for maintaining constant water pressure and overload protection to prevent motor burnout.
Convertible jet well pumps
Compatible well pumps work for shallow wells and others that don't go deeper than 90 feet.
Like shallow well pumps, they are placed on the surface.
These pumps are useful in areas with a fluctuating water table. They cost between $400 and $1,200.
Deep submersible well pump
As the name suggests, these are submerged inside deep wells that range from 90 feet onward. They cost between $500 and $2,000.
Experts recommend using a 3-wire pump for easier maintenance. The cheaper 2-wire variants require raising to the surface during repairs.
Simple backyard well investment
Simple garden well
Well Casing Pipe
A well casing pipe supports the well's wall and prevents loose rock and dirt from collapsing your system or contaminating your water.
As mentioned earlier, this isn't necessary if your well has rocky walls.
Most homeowners use PVC pipes as well casing.
These are affordable, having an average cost of $8 per foot. Galvanized and stainless steel pipes are more expensive ($35 to $80 per foot) but last longer.
Areas prone to earthquakes require steel casing that doesn't snap when the earth moves.
As a Result – The casing should be at least five inches wide and at least one inch larger than the outer diameter of the well pump.
Storage tank
You need a storage tank for keeping well water until it's required.
A tank also means you don't have to turn the pump on whenever you need water, saving energy costs.
The price of a tank depends on storage capacity. The cheapest is available for $400.
Purification system
Most well purification systems use reverse osmosis to make water safe for potable use.
These systems range from $500 to $2,500.
Digging well factors to consider
Cost of the digging
Electrical components
Your well needs electrical components to regulate pressure and the amount of water flow.
These are relatively cheap, with prices falling between $40 and $140.
Septic system
A standalone septic system costs between $3,500 and $5,000.
When combined with a well, the price range increases to between $7,000 and$20,000.
Factors affecting the cost include the type of the septic system, its size, the type of absorption field, and well depth.
Most rural homes have discrete septic tanks for disposing of wastewater.
However, homeowners in urban areas can connect their wells to the municipality's sewer and drainage system.
Which Well Types Can You Dig?
Besides the factors mentioned earlier, the well type also affects its cost.
Here are the different well types you can drill in your backyard.
Artesian well
Artesian wells rely on hydrostatic pressure to push water to the surface, eliminating the need for pumps.
These wells are easy to maintain but can only work in specific locations.
Most artesian wells go deep into the ground, ranging between 150 and 450 feet.
This is because you have to reach the aquifer. Since the cost per foot can be as high as $80, you can pay up to $36,000.
Simple artesian well cost
Artesian well
Geothermal well
Geothermal wells don't give you water.
Instead, they provide heat that can reduce your reliance on air conditioning units and lower your electricity bills.
Drilling a geothermal well ranges from $20 to $50 per foot.
Because they go up to 400 feet deep and have a six-inch diameter, expect to pay a maximum of $20,000 per well.
The sizing of a geothermal well depends on your home's size and HVAC needs. For instance, a 1,000-square-foot home needs two 200-feet wells.
It's worth noting that these wells are exclusively available to regions with geothermal activity.
You need to insert ethanol-filled sink pipes six feet deep into the ground to use a geothermal well.
Ethanol serves as a cooling and heating energy source:
 - In winter, the solution brings underground heat to your house to keep it warm.
 - When it's hot, the solution dissipates the excess heat into the ground.
Irrigation well
Irrigation wells are helpful to farmers who don't have a connection to water supply lines and live in dry areas.
Irrigation wells for farmers cost
Irrigation wells for farmers
The cost of drilling agricultural wells is $35 per foot. However, when you consider other components, it increases to $100 per foot.
A typical small-scale irrigation well costs $12,000 to complete.
If you have a larger farm, you'll incur higher costs, including permits that cost as much as $500.
Residential well
Residential wells are valuable for reducing utility costs.
However, the price of drilling ranges between $25 and $70.
On Average – A 100-foot well will cost you $10,000 when you factor in components, permits, and labor costs.
However, shallow wells are cheaper.
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Catalonia's Department of Climate Action, Food and Rural Agenda, and the Institute of Agri-Food Research and Technology (IRTA) have revealed Spain's first Center for Innovation in Alternative Proteins (CiPA).
With €7 million in funding — believed to be one of the country's most significant investments made in the sector — CiPA aims to become a leading hub in southern Europe for research and innovation, focusing on ingredients, food, and feed alternatives to animal proteins.
Alex Holst, senior policy manager at GFI Europe, said: "This landmark announcement is a major step towards turning Catalonia into one of Spain's leading hubs for sustainable plant-based and fermentation-made foods."
The center will offer a comprehensive approach covering the entire value chain, from raw material production to consumer integration. With laboratory research and pilot plants, the center aims to find alternatives to farmed animals by driving advancements in biomass production, plant protein extraction, ingredient functionalization, safety evaluation, and alternative food prototypes.
Moreover, the center will help companies scale up the production of plant-based meat and fermentation-derived foods to deliver the flavor and texture of meat, dairy, and eggs and help consumers adopt plant-based products.
According to GFI Europe, Spain is the fourth largest retail market for plant-based foods across Europe, with increased sales by 9% between 2020 and 2022 to €447.4 million.
Additionally, CiPA will research food waste and how to transform agricultural surplus and byproducts into nutritious and delicious food, potentially providing new revenue sources for farmers.
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The CiPA will be distributed throughout the Catalan territory, taking advantage of the facilities and experience of the IRTA scientific staff in research on plant protein, fermentation, algae, and insects. The investment is expected to accelerate the green growth in the Catalan industry and create jobs.
"The region is already home to pioneering alternative protein companies, but this investment will help develop a vibrant Catalan sector capable of producing delicious, affordable foods for the growing alternative protein market, generating highly skilled jobs and export opportunities," added Holst.


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ABOUT PANGONG LAKE
Pangong Tso is an endorheic lake in the Himalayas situated at a height of about 4,350 m (14,270 ft). It is 134 km (83 mi) long and extends from India to Tibet. 60% of the length of the lake lies in China. The lake is 5 km (3.1 mi) wide at its broadest point. All together it covers 604 sq. km. During winter the lake freezes completely, despite being saline water.
Flora, fauna and geography: The lake acts as an important breeding ground for a variety of birds including a number of migratory birds. During summer, the Bar-headed goose and Brahmini ducks are commonly seen here. The region around the lake supports a number of species of wildlife including the kiang and the Marmot.
Formerly, Pangong Tso had an outlet to Shyok River, a tributary of Indus River, but it was closed off due to natural damming. Two streams feed the lake from the Indian side, forming marshes and wetlands at the edges.Strand lines above current lake level reveal a 5 m (16 ft) thick layer of mud and laminated sand, suggesting the lake has shrunken recently in geological scale.
Pangong Tso can be reached in a 5 hour drive from Leh, most of it on a rough and dramatic mountain road. The road crosses the villages of Shey and Gya and traverses the Changla pass, where army sentries and a small teahouse greet visitors. The spectacular lakeside is open during the tourist season, from May to September.


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A frequency domain approach for controlling chaos in switching converters
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All rights reserved. This work is protected by the corresponding intellectual and industrial property rights. Without prejudice to any existing legal exemptions, reproduction, distribution, public communication or transformation of this work are prohibited without permission of the copyright holder
The purpose of this paper is the synthesis from the frequency domain standpoint of a controller for switching power converters with the aim to eliminate bifurcation and chaotic behavior. Firstly the paper analyzes the frequency response of previous delay-based chaos controllers unveiling that they are based in comb-filtering at multiples of the sub-harmonic half of the switching frequency. Secondly, chaos control is explored by using both a single notch filter and a bandstop filter at half of the switching frequency. It is demonstrated that the latter achieves chaos rejection while being an implementation-aware simplification of delay-based methods.
CitationRodriguez, E. [et al.]. A frequency domain approach for controlling chaos in switching converters. A: IEEE International Symposium on Circuits and Systems. "2010 IEEE International Symposium on Circuits and Systems". París: 2010, p. 2928-2931.


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As October comes to a close, expect a shift not just in the weather, but also in the new fashion pieces UC Irvine's students decorate themselves with. Californians are stereotypically known to only have two seasons throughout the year. The state seems to fluctuate primarily between scorching hot weather and autumn breezes. But what happens when those two seasons overlap? UCI students are getting creative in practicality when navigating the transitioning weather with their fashion choices — from layering different textures and colors, matching the autumn leaves, to uniquely accessorizing.
With the weather's tendency to skyrocket midday and cool down later in the afternoon, what fashionable ideas are locals up to? Recently, UC Irvine's students have been experimenting with layering knits and having fun with mixing textures. Lightweight, yarn-made pieces are a classic and can be easily found in your own grandma's closet. Yet, knitwear is a staple that easily elevates an outfit when paired with accessories to dress for comfort and California's sliding temperatures in mind.
One could wear a loosely knitted cardigan to allow the coolness of the breeze to pass through one's clothing and avoid overheating, while staying warm enough as the sun begins to set. The use of knitwear displays a simple take on an outfit without sacrificing the complementary details that knotted strings create when layered over other pieces of clothing.
Second-year biological sciences student, Chris Nguyen, utilizes his cardigan to create a spider web-like shape on his arms — just in time for spooky season! On the other hand, third-year psychological sciences student Abigail Lee experiments with a knit dress and tops it off with a thick patent leather belt to create a sharp contrast in textures. The adjacent use of materials and shades allows individuals to develop their very own color scheme, enhanced by tights or leg warmers to complete the outfit.
Creating a scheme of compatible colors is a vital part of dressing and truly allows one to bring the fall season into fruition. Now is arguably the perfect time to utilize toasty and neutral colors to blend in and match with the beauty of nature around you. What could go wrong with sandy hues and a dash of black shades and creams? Dressed to match your freshly brewed lattes, utilizing these colors is truly a fail-safe.
The best part is the patterns that match such colors. Stripes and plaid patterns work especially well. As a student, wearing plaid will have you dressed for the part and its simple shades help coordinate with other pieces. Lee has stacked a plaid bag with a skirt and it worked! Though wearing denim on denim is commonly considered a fashion don't in most circumstances, no one ever said not to use plaid on plaid to your advantage.
Third-year sociology student Isabel Murphy has paired a lovely chocolate skirt in conjunction with a brown striped top. Additionally, Murphy's cowboy boots tie the overall color scheme of a brown outfit together. The choice of shoes acts as an accessory and gives the outfit the extra kick needed to level it up.
The use of accessories has been coming in cycles, from the renowned Vivienne Westwood pearl necklace with its glimmering planet logo to melted metal jewelry by brands such as Harlot Hands and MOIRA X MEL. As trends quickly come and go, students have been getting creative in their choice of charms and strings. Most recently, large, puffed-up charms have dominated the UCI fashion scene. The most notable and prominent dressers use simple strings and ribbons to fasten these necklaces around their necks. With easily interchangeable charms, this trend lets each individual swap their choice of charms, whether that be with metal heart lockets, glass-blown shapes or cross pendants. The ability to exchange one cord or trinket for another allows its wearer to utilize it for different seasons or when they want to give their outfits a new look. Their innovation lies in their ability to be both affordable and personalized to each student as they pick out their very own charms from vintage markets and stores.
For example, Murphy and Lee have similar necklaces, yet enough individuality to compliment their respective outfit choices. Such additions can be worn with more casual outfits or for a more formal look. Whichever way one decides to wear these accessories, they work well for a variety of occasions.
It is thrilling to see what new trends will be brought to campus in the approaching autumn months. Make sure to keep an eye on your peers for sources of inspiration and admire their takes on fashion.
Lexis Pham is an Arts & Entertainment Intern for the fall 2022 quarter. She can be reached at _EMAIL_.


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Intro to Survival Skills:
you know what to do in an emergency situation? Where can you find water? Is it safe to drink? How can you create a shelter? Signal for help? Using a compass, and methods of starting a fire. Find wild edibles to eat, and how to prepare them. Cost is $5 NNC members, $10 for non-members This will include time inside and outside on the grounds.
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ICH bin ICH – Online game
design, animation, programming of Html5 backgrounds, scenes and games
In „ICH bin ICH" children tell their stories. In the game they can customize their name. They have to think and choose themselves. The kids can discover and participate. They can use it to design birthday or name cards individually.
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Behaviour of Construction Output in Kenya
An ARIMA Model
In a recent investigation of ways to enhance the role of the construction industry in the economy of Kenya, methods of modeling the construction activity were explored. This is because there remains a problem in the construction industry failing to meet the demand for constructed facilities in the country at the macrolevel. In the exploration, it was noted that ARIMA (Autoregressive Integrated Moving Average) models have widely been used in modeling the construction industry – either as a whole or the different sectors of the industry - around the world. This modeling approach which is also popularly known as the Box-Jenkins approach was adopted in this study. This paper is a report of the study. Construction output data collected and analyzed in this paper was obtained from the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics (KNBS) for the period between 1977 and 2019 – 43 years. The developed ARIMA model was evaluated on its predictive power on the basis of an out-of-sample forecast. The study adopted two measures of accuracy - MAPE, and RMSE - which produced fairly good results. Therefore, the model can be used for forecasting construction output in Kenya. Finally, it is recommended that the model be applied in setting construction production targets at the macro-level and guiding policy formulation to stimulate higher performance of the construction industry in Kenya.


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Regenerating rural social space? Teacher education for rural-regional sustainability
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The complex interconnection among issues affecting rural-regional sustainability requires an equally complex program of research to ensure the attraction and retention of high-quality teachers for rural children. The educational effects of the construction of the rural within a deficit discourse are highlighted. A concept of rural social space is modelled, bringing together social, economic and environmental dimensions of (rural-regional) sustainability. This framework combines quantitative definitional processes with more situated definitions of rural space based on demographic and other social data, across both geographic and cultural formations. The Implications of the model are examined in terms of its importance for teacher education.
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The Princeton shield, which is derived from the University's official seal, appears in many forms across campus, from mugs (above) to architectural details.
Photos by Neil Mills
Video feature: 'Finding the Enduring Shield of Princeton'
Posted December 27, 2012; 12:00 p.m.
The Princeton University shield has a widespread presence throughout the campus. With a keen eye, one can catch a glimpse of this icon in campus architecture — from interiors to facades — and it also adorns sport venues, commercial items, publications and more. Whether small or large, sculptural, carved, or printed in ink, the University shield serves as an emblem of Princeton's rich traditions.
Play the "Finding the Enduring Shield of Princeton" video.
The symbol, as seen in this video, is derived from the University's official seal, which was adopted in its current version in 1896 when Princeton changed its name from the College of New Jersey to Princeton University. The seal, which serves as the University trustees' corporate signature on diplomas and other official documents, was described in the trustees' minutes of Feb. 13, 1896, as: "a shield resting upon a circle. In the upper part of the shield an open Bible with Latin characters VET NOV TESTAMENTUM signifying the Old and New Testaments. … In the lower part a chevron, denoting the rafters of a building." It also includes the Latin phrase "DEI SUB NUMINE VIGET" (Under God's Power She Flourishes), which is the University's official motto, and "seal of Princeton University" in Latin.
In the shield's formal application, it appears with the motto in a ribbon below the icon. In 2007, the shield was redesigned to be wider and rounder than the previous shield, and the black outline around the outside was removed to simplify and modernize its look.