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Abbey Manor is a small, comfortable and unassuming luxury guesthouse in the suburban heights of Cape Town's City Bowl area. With a glorious view of the mountain, the city and the harbour, you're always aware that, yes, you are indeed in Cape Town - one of the world's favourite travel destinations.
The gueshouse has a large heated swimming pool, as well as a spa bath on the upper balcony. Each room has air conditioning, satellite television channels, a minibar, hair-dryers, coffee and tea facilities, telephone and free WIFI.
The suburb of Oranjezicht (meaning "sight of orange") was named for the spectacular view it had of the orange groves in the Company Gardens. The Company Gardens were planted by the Dutch East India Company in 1652 to provide vital foods to the passing sea trade. Abbey Manor, was built in 1905 for David Edward McConnell, a British businessman newly arrived in what was then the Cape Colony. David McConnell was a director of the Union Castle Shipping Line, then the primary means of transport between Europe and South Africa.
The house was designed by the architect William Black, who was responsible for many famous buildings in Cape Town. Although less well-known than his contemporary Herbert Baker, he is more widely renowned for the arts-and-crafts movement in the Cape Province. The original approved council plans are displayed on the main staircase. The house was named "Abbey Manor" after the Manor house at Bisham, known as Abbey Manor although actually a priory and not in fact an abbey.


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In Hong Kong, child poverty is a serious social problem which may lead to intergenerational poverty, but nevertheless only a few studies have examined this issue, particularly for immigrant families. Using Census data (5 %) from 1981, 1991, 2001, and 2011, we assessed child poverty rates in the past three decades and identified key variables contributing to changes in the risk of child poverty for both immigrant and local families. Our results indicate that child poverty rates in Hong Kong-born families have fluctuated between 14.3 and 15.8 % over the past three decades, while for immigrant families they have increased steadily and substantially from 18.1 % in 1981 to 36.5 % in 2001 and then to 37.5 % in 2011. We show that the increase in immigrant child poverty is associated with changes in the Hong Kong economy that have made it more difficult for such families to adapt to the host society, especially in the 1990s and that this negative effect offset the positive influence of compositional changes among this group of immigrant families in terms of parental education levels and family size. The gap between immigrant and local families in terms of child poverty risk is mainly due to the fact that during the 1990s the negative effect of contextual changes in Hong Kong was cancelled out by the beneficial impact of compositional changes for local families, but not for immigrant families where the latter effect was minimal. Copyright © 2013 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht.
CitationChou, K.-L., Cheung, K. C.-K., Lau, K.-W., & Sin, T. C.-H. (2014). Trends in child poverty in Hong Kong immigrant families. Social Indicators Research, 117(3), 811-825.
- Child poverty
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Desirable properties
According to Goscinski [_TAG_##1#] there are certain desirable properties that should be possessed by any load balancing strategy.
 1. Optimal overall system performance, defined as total processing capacity being maximised whilst retaining acceptable delays.
 2. Fairness of service, defined as uniformly acceptable performance provided to jobs regardless of the source of the job.
 3. Failure tolerance, defined as the robustness of performance in the presence of partial failures.
 4. Accommodation ability, defined as the degree to which a strategy accommodates reconfiguration and extension.
 5. Good performance of the system under overload.


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Let $X$ and $Y$ be Banach spaces. The notion of the embedded spaces was introduced by D.S. Djordjevic. Say that $X$ embed in $Y$, and write $X \preceq Y$, if there exists a left invertible operator $J:X \rightarrow Y$. My question is the following；
If $X$ embed in $Y$, and $Y$ embed in $X$, then $X$ isomorphic onto $Y$？
PS: The answer is positive when $X$ and $Y$ are Hilbert spaces. But for general Banach space,I can not find a solution. Is there exists a couterexample?


You have searched the English word batter meaning in Spanish bateador. batter meaning has been search 4126 (four thousand one hundred and twenty-six) times till 9/23/2021. You can also find batter meaning and Translation in Urdu, Hindi, Arabic, Spanish, French and other languages.
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How long do cut tulips last?
Cut tulips last around 5 days. They will continue to open fully throughout their vase life. There are some tips you can try to help them last longer in a vase:
1. Keep your vase topped up with clean, cold water.
2. Keep your room temperature cool.
3. Keep your tulips out of direct sunlight.
How do you prepare tulips for vases?
To prepare your tulips for their vase, follow the simple steps below:
1. Unwrap your flowers and re-cut the stems using a pair of FLOWERBX Floral Scissors, about 2 - 3cm from the bottom at a 45° angle. This encourages water absorption and maximises vase life.
2. Remove excess foliage, the outer leaves and anything else that would sit below the waterline, as this will otherwise create debris build-up in your vase.
3. Next, fill your vase with lukewarm clean water, making sure to refresh it daily, or whenever the water turns murky. Top up with FLOWERBX Flower Food.
How long can cut tulips stay out of water?
Cut tulips cannot stay out of water for very long. Some other floral varieties will last a little longer than others without water, but tulips will not last more than a few hours at the most without water. To prolong life when not in a vase, you can wrap the stems in a wet cloth or paper towel, or attach water sources to the end of the stems.
How do you keep cut tulips from drooping?
To keep tulips from drooping, try some of the following tips!
- Choose young tulips that have closed flower heads.
- Keep your stems in water at all times.
- Always remove leaves below water level.
- Cut your tulip stems at a 45-degree angle to help with water absorption.
- Top up with fresh, cold water and flower food.
- Choose a tall and supportive vase style.
- Avoid heat sources, drafts, and extreme temperatures.
- Add a penny to your vase - the copper helps keep their stems straight!
What kind of vase do you use for tulips?
The best kind of vase to use for tulips is one that'll support them from their tallest stem length.
As a rule, your vase should be at least half as tall as your tulip stems. However, you may wish to switch to a shorter vase over time, as you cut your stems down. We would recommend our Royal Windsor Vase, Tall Wickstead Vase, or Wickstead Pot to perfectly showcase your flowers.
What is the most popular tulip colour?
The most popular tulip colour is red or pink. Specifically, the most popular tulip in this shade is the Angelique variety. It's not hard to see why, as it has soft pink flowers in a double tulip style, with an appearance very similar to a peony. You can shop our pink double tulip here
What do different colours of tulips mean
Different tulip colours hold their own meaning, which is particularly important when choosing a gift. All tulips symbolise pure and deep love, with the rarest colour of tulip being black tulips:
Red tulips mean love and romance.
Pink tulips symbolise friendship, care and good wishes.
White tulips show forgiveness and respect, highlighting innocence and purity.
Yellow tulips sybolise happiness, cheer, and brighter days ahead - due to their association with spring and Easter.
Purple tulips symbolise regality, royalty, and rebirth.
Do tulips open up in vase?
Yes! Tulips continue to open in thier vase, and there are ways you can trick tulips into blooming should you need them to look their best for a certain date. A common trick to get your flowers to open quicker is to cut the stems at a 45-degree angle, so that they can absorb the water in the vase faster. You can also prolong your tulips vase life by buying them when they are green and closed, allowing you to watch them open from bud over a longer time.


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This booklet was created to help parents and educators, two groups who care deeply about children and support children during this potentially stressful time. It includes ways that parents and educators can work together to ensure the education process stays on track during a deployment.
The deployment cycle is best thought of as three separate phases: (1) pre-deployment, (2) deployment, and (3) reunion. Each phase has unique issues and requires different strategies. The information provided in the booklet is grouped into three sections to parallel this structure. Special suggestions for parents and educators are provided to help both groups anticipate the specific needs of children in that phase of the cycle and to provide necessary support.


How come there's create() and create_new()?
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I'm somewhat confused about the naming scheme for instance creation. In ThreadManager, create() raises NotImplementedError whereas there's a method create_new() which creates a new thread. In TagManager, there's create() but no create_new(). So what are the intended differences between create() and create_new()?
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text: Network forensics and Network Intrusion Detection Systems (NIDS) have ultimately become so important to corporations that in many cases they have been relied upon to identify the actions of offenders and to provide sufficient details to prosecute them. Unfortunately, as data links on corporate networks have increased to saturation, more information is being missed and even though corporations have spent heavily acquiring loud, power hungry devices to monitor their networks. A more power efficient solution, which consumes less electricity, yet provides the same or better packet inspection is an obvious solution.. This paper discusses a possible solution using a cluster of Raspberry Pis, a credit card sized computer valued at AUD$40 each. These tiny devices (whilst individually are limited in power and bandwidth) can be clustered together with economic benefits. This multi-GPU environment can inspect more data and therefore log more information for investigators. Overall it offers easier maintenance and therefore can be kept up to date easier. Finally clustering many of these devices may provide corporations with a better understanding as to what is occurring on their networks at a cheaper on-going cost.


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Heritability of first-order-lateral roots in five Quercus species: effect on 1-0 seedling quality evaluation
Heritability estimates (h2) were calculated for first-order lateral root (FOLR) numbers on a family plot mean basis for 5 Quercus species: Q. alba, Q. falcata, Q, michauxii, Q. pagoda, and Q. rubra. All species were grown with the same nursery soil fertility protocol and the same seedling bed density (54-67/m2). Regardless of Quercus species, seedlings with the fewest FOLR (0-3) were not generally competitive in the nursery bed environment and had the smallest root collar diameter and height. In any family, those individuals with the most robust root systems exhibited the fastest growth and occupied the dominant crown position. Based upon root morphology and stem characteristics, less than 50 percent of the seedlings from any species may be competitive and occupy a dominant crown position in the nursery.

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35 years. For every 100 females there are 87.4 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there are 82.9 males.
The median income for a household in the city is $30,078, and the median income for a family is $35,438. Males have a median income of $31,767 versus $26,832 for females. The per capita income for the city is $16,978. 22.9% of the population and 18.8% of families are below the poverty line. Out of the total population, 30.6% of those under the age of 18 and 18.0% of those 65 and older are living below the poverty line.
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Museums and Attractions
Defunct (or moved) Sports Teams
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Connected Platform Detection/Prevention: 5 Wk Imp
Leverages Microsoft Azure to provide a scalable foundation for healthy smart spaces. As a secure, centralized hub, it ingests and triggers events from any data source.
During this 5 week implementation service clients will receive: * Business alignment conversation: Define business goals, success criteria, stakeholder personas, and review existing IT infrastructure * Base deployment: Connecting 1-2 sensors with Connected Platform and Azure and verify functionality * Depth deployment: Connecting additional sensors with Connected Platform and Azure * Educate IT staff on service usage and alerting * Validate implementation against defined business goals and success criteria
The Insight Connected Platform is an Azure based integrated platform equipped with best-in-class IoT sensors to help organizations safely reopen, stay open, and comply with organizational and governmental guidelines for prevention of disease spread.
Key use cases include: * Contactless temperature detection for public spaces * Portable virus testing centers * Smart hand sanitization stations * Smart cones to encourage social distancing
Benefits & Value to Stakeholders: * Detect elevated temperatures in group settings * Initiate alert and response workflows * Capture data to train vision models to a higher degree * Correlate data for use with contactless handheld devices * Leverage historical data to drive confidence among consumers


The COVID-19 global health pandemic has caused widespread damage, including damage to the economy, right here in the United States. Families are suffering. They are desperate for money, food, shelter, and now, they need benefits to feed their families and take care of their children. COVID-19 has impacted family life, but thankfully Lone Star Legal Aid can help families obtain public and medical benefits.
According to NPR, the following key financial findings have been revealed for families living in the United States who have been affected by COVID-19:
Families who are experiencing limited availability of money, also do not have enough money to cover medical costs for their children.
Lone Star Legal Aid has been focused on educating the community about their legal rights to public benefits during this time. Due to COVID-19, SNAP (food stamps) and Medicaid recipients will have their benefits renewed automatically. Texas is also allowing households to apply for SNAP without needing to complete an interview as long as they verify their identities.
Medicaid and CHIP will also cover COVID-19 testing for its recipients. Your healthcare provider will work with local public health officials to determine if you should be tested for COVID-19.
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[06/Aug/2002:16:45:46 +0200] conn=Internal op=-1 SRCH base="cn=\22dc=example,dc=com\22,cn=mapping tree,cn=config"
scope=0 filter="objectclass=nsMappingTree" attrs="nsslapd-state"
[06/Aug/2002:16:45:46 +0200] conn=Internal op=-1 RESULT err=0 tag=48 nentries=1etime=0
Access log level 4 enables logging for internal operations which log the details of the search being performed, and the search base, scope, filter, and requested search attributes.
The connection description, in this case conn=Internal, indicates that the connection is an internal connection. The operation number op=-1 indicates that the operation was initiated internally.
The options description, in this case options=persistent, indicates that a persistent search is being performed. Persistent searches can be used as a form of monitoring. They can be configured to return changes to given configurations when changes occur.
The Sun ONE Directory Server 5.2 access log distinguishes between persistent and regular searches. Some earlier Directory Server releases did not make this distinction.
In Code Example 8-4, both access logging level 512 and 4 are enabled, which results in both internal access operations, as well as entry access and referrals being logged.
Code Example 8-4 Access Log Extract with Internal Access Operation, Entry Access and Referral Logging Levels (Levels 4+512)
[06/Aug/2002:16:45:46 +0200] conn=Internal op=-1 ENTRY dn="cn=\22dc=example,dc=com\22, cn=mapping tree, cn=config"
[06/Aug/2002:16:45:46 +0200] conn=Internal op=-1 ENTRY dn="cn=\22dc=example,dc=com\22, cn=mapping tree, cn=config"
Common Connection Codes
A connection code is a code that is added to the closed log message to provide additional information related to the connection closure. Common connection codes include:
A1=Client aborts the connection.
B1=Corrupt BER tag encountered or BER tag is longer than the nsslapd-maxbersize attribute value. For further information about this configuration attribute, see "nsslapd-maxbersize (Maximum Message Size)".
If BER tags, which encapsulate data being sent over the wire, are corrupt when they are received, a B1 connection code is logged to the access log. BER tags can be corrupted due to physical layer network problems or bad LDAP client operations, such as an LDAP client aborting before receiving all request results.
B2=BER tag is longer than the nsslapd-maxbersize attribute value. For further information about this configuration attribute, see "nsslapd-maxbersize (Maximum Message Size)".
B3=Corrupt BER tag encountered.
B4=Server failed to flush data response back to client.
P2=Closed or corrupt connection has been detected.
T1=Client does not receive a result within the specified idletimeout period.
T2=Server closed connection after ioblocktimeout period was exceeded.
U1= Connection closed by server after client sends an UNBIND request. The server will always close the connection when it sees an UNBIND request.
LDAP Result Codes
LDAP has a set of operation result codes with which you should be familiar. The following result codes may be generated by the LDAP server:
Table 8-2 LDAP Server Result Codes
Authentication method not supported
Strong authentication required
Partial results and referral received
Administrative limit exceeded
Unavailable critical extension
SASL bind in progress
No such attribute
Undefined attribute type
Type or value exists
No such object
Invalid DN syntax
Object is a leaf
Alias dereferencing problem
Server is busy
Server is unavailable
Server is unwilling to perform
Object class violation
Operation not permitted on a non-leaf entry
Operation not permitted on a RDN
Entry already exists
Cannot modify object class
Results too large
Affects multiple servers
Virtual list view error
The following result codes may be generated by LDAP clients:
Table 8-3 LDAP Client Result Codes
Cannot contact LDAP server
Unknown authentication method
Bad search filter
User cancelled operation
Bad parameter to an LDAP routine
Out of memory
Cannot connect to the LDAP server
Not supported by this version of LDAP
Requested LDAP control not found
No results returned
Additional results to return
Client detected loop
Referral hop limit exceeded


text: An upgraded submerged Doppler-type directional wave meter can measure 10 wave quantities related to directional wave motions, i.e. water surface elevation, 3 components of water particle velocities at each layer of 3 different water depth ranging from shallow to deep. In this study, accuracy of directional spectrum estimation is comprehensively investigated for various cases where directional spectra are estimated with various sets of different number of wave quantities. As a result, accuracy improvement is generally confirmed in various wave conditions when all the quantities are applied to the estimations, compared with the cases where conventional 4 wave quantities are applied to the estimations. Moreover, the advantage of BDM with the improved computation method was confirmed.


The Sitecore to Salesforce integration, S4S, includes a mapping wizard to support Sitecore 9 Experience forms. The new wizard is more advanced (see LinkedIn article) than what is currently available in the S4S WFFM mapping wizard. One nice feature is called the Salesforce Field Matching Rule that prevents duplicates occurring in Salesforce.
When pushing data to Salesforce (from a Sitecore Experience Form) we usually expect to insert a record, or update an existing one if a matching record exists. Before this can happen, we need to define what matching means, for example, in the case of creating Salesforce leads. You usually update a lead record if the email address matches but consider a family or group who share a single email address! If you need to capture them as individuals in Salesforce, the matching criteria would need to be an email address and first name.
Because businesses have complex matching requirements the S4S mapping wizard for Sitecore Experience Forms can allow multiple fields to be selected to ensure duplicates are not created in Salesforce.
In most cases, this feature makes it unnecessary to create a custom save action to eliminate de-duplication.


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III. ANALYSIS OF THE TYPES OF MEASURES BEING USED AT THE SECTOR LEVEL INTEGRATE ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS INTO THE DECISION-MAKING PROCESSES
The main measures currently being implemented by the minerals sector to integrate environmental considerations into the decision-making processes are: (a) the Environmental Planning Act; (b) the Environmental Contaminants Act; (c) the Water Resources Act; (d) the Dumping of Wastes at Sea Act; and (e) the Mining and Petroleum Acts. This section provides an evaluation of the effectiveness of each measure, as perceived by government officials responsible for implementation, as well as the constraints associated with applying the measures. Proposed changes for streamlining and integrating the regulatory systems into one environmental regulation framework are also discussed.


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We hear a lot about the coming of the cashless society, with wave and pay stickers, apps that let you ping money to each other and more innovations trumpeting that if cash is king, then the king is dead.
But while children are growing up in this brave new world, they are denied access to it. Unless you have a credit or debit card, you can't pay for a single MP3.
So what's the solution? Well one company thinks it's giving children as young as eight their own debit cards.
Pktmny – which launched this week – offers children between the ages of eight and 16 a contactless prepaid Visa debit card. Parents can personalise the card for their children and set controls on where and how much they can spend on it. You can read more of the details on the "how it works" section of pktmny site.
You can set up a standing order to add money to the card on a weekly or monthly basis, while friends and relatives can also add money to the account. The people behind it also have smartphone apps planned that allow children to see the balance on their cards and parents top this up if needed. It costs £5 to open an account and there's a £1 monthly charge (that comes from the parent's account, not the child's).
The hope is that this will allow children to learn about spending, saving and budgeting – as well as offering them some independence – in the same way traditional pocket money has.
"Children will live in a completely cashless world. Yet they are forced to interact with money in a way even adults have moved on from. It's time for a dramatic change," said clinical child psychologist Dr Elizabeth Kilbey.
"By allowing children to start taking control of their money in a safe and secure environment they will be able to grow with money, learn from their mistakes and ultimately understand the value of money."
But would you trust a child with a card? Let us know below.


text: Glyphosate isopropylamine and trifluralin are herbicides widely used in Turkish agriculture. The recommended field dose (RFD) (480 g of active ingredient l(-1) for both glyphosate and trifluralin) and 2 x RFD of these herbicides were added to the soil of olive trees (Olea europaea L., Oleaceae) growing on the Cukurova University Campus (Adana) under Mediterranean climate conditions in order to determine their effects on soil microbial activity as measured by carbon mineralization. Carbon mineralization of all samples was determined by the CO2. respiration method over 30 days (28 degrees C, constant moisture). When the RFD and 2 x RFD of glyphosate were compared to a control treatment with no herbicide, they significantly stimulated carbon mineralization at the end of the 30 days (P < 0.001), but the RFD and 2 x RFD of trifluralin were not statistically different from the control (P > 0.05). Based on these results, it is possible to conclude that soil microorganisms are capable of using glyphosate as a carbon source.


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Mean monthly rainfall from different stations in the Galilee (northern Israel) for the periods _PHONE_ and _PHONE_, have been correlated with longitude, latitude and altitude of each station. A seasonal pattern of the explained variance (r2) by each of the variables has been found. At the beginning of the rainy season, the rainfall is correlated strongest with the longitude of the stations, during the main rainy season with the altitude and at the end of the rainy season with the latitude of the stations. In the latter period (_PHONE_) the correlation with latitude is weaker than in the first period (_PHONE_). The decrease in the correlation may be attributed to a shift in the depressions' tracks in the Eastern Mediterranean and to cloud seeding. A trend surface analysis of the isohyetal orientation in each month reflects the same seasonal pattern; a shift from a mainly N-S orientation at the beginning of the rainy season, to a mainly E-W or even ESE-WNW orientation at the end of it.
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Long-term global warming could cause loaves of bread to shrink in size due a reduction in the amount of protein in grains, Australian scientists have found. Dr Glenn Fitzgerald, a senior researcher for the state government of Victoria who led the study, said the amount of protein in the grain is set to reduce by 2 to 14 per cent if carbon dioxide levels increase as anticipated.
Asked about the taste of the 2050 loaves, he said: "We haven't actually eaten them. We baked the loaves of bread for scientific processes," he said. "They get dried out. I don't know what it tastes like."
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9 Reasons to Use Henna for Hair Regularly
Henna is one of the best hair colors that has ever existed in India. It is basically a gift of India to the world. Women have been using this color to give shine and strength to the hair throughout the centuries. So why it is so much popular? Have you ever asked yourself that why people especially women prefer this product? Ok let me tell you the several reasons why Henna is the most recommended and used hair color in India.
- Natural hair color: One of the most important aspects of herbal henna hair color is that it is a natural hair color which is used to impart natural look to the people. It is free from the effect of dangerous chemicals send thus a safe product to use.
- Gives clean scalp: Henna is known to maintain a balance of acid base content and is therefore a balanced hair color. It removes the unnecessary dirt from the scalp and makes it clean. In case of an oily scalp, one use this hair color to clean the scalp.
- Suits all conditions: Henna color as the name suggest is enriched with the goodness of henna which is an ancient ingredient. Thus this hair color suits all types of scalp conditions and is best suited for the people having itchy and dry scalp. Thus people who are hypo allergenic can use this product.
- Repairs various split ends: One of the specialties of Henna hair color is that it conditions and nourishes all hair. Thus if the hair are prone to split ends, henna hair color can be applied. Also one need not worry about the condition of breaking and tearing of hair.
- Control Itchiness: Henna hair color is known to be extremely useful in case of an itchy scalp. So a person feeling sensitive about the scalp can apply this hair color and can get the benefits associated with it.
- Prevents Dandruff: Henna as an organic henna powder which is a natural mehendi comes out to be extremely useful when it comes to prevent the dandruff related problems. It is one of the best hair colors in the market which can be used to prevent various other hair related issues.
- Reduces hair fall: Henna hair color can help in reducing the hair fall up to a large extent as it strengthens the hair from the roots. Thus it is an ultimate remedy for getting hair which are nourished and strong.
- Improves hair growth: Apart from having several advantages it helps in the growth of hair. Thus in order to achieve a tremendous hair growth this is the product for you.
- Improves texture: Henna color is known to have an astounding feature of giving a thickness to the hair and thus one use it to improve the texture of the hair.
Thus if a person wants to get the maximum hair growth and wants to prevent himself then the henna hair color comes out to be very handy in such a case. Thus if someone is looking for getting an adorable look of the hair, use organic henna powder to achieve this purpose.


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Town of Ponoka residents may have noticed a different taste or smell in their tap water lately.
Communications Manager Sandra Smith is reassuring residents that the water is safe and that the change in the water is a normal, annual occurrence due to spring runoff.
"In the spring, the snow melt causes high river flows which lead to higher river turbidity and increased organic materials in the water," said Smith. "This can cause changes in the hardness, odour, taste and colour of your drinking water which can result temporarily in an earthy taste or smell to the water during the spring."
The Town of Ponoka is one of five municipalities that are part of the North Red Deer Water Services Commission.
As a member of this commission, Ponoka receives treated, potable water from the City of Red Deer via a 50 km transmission line.
The water comes from the Red Deer River and is treated at the city's water treatment plant.
"Due to the extensive water treatment in Red Deer and multiple layers of water testing that take place in Red Deer and Ponoka, you can be assured that your water is still safe to drink even though it may taste or smell differently in the spring."
The water undergoes multiple steps to ensure quality and safety and it meets and exceeds acceptable limits outlined by Alberta Environment and the Guidelines for Canadian Drinking Water Quality, according to Smith.
The water is sampled and tested daily in Red Deer and is tested again when it arrives in Ponoka.
The Town of Ponoka tests the water every weekday for chlorine and organic particles.
Weekly water samples are also taken from various locations in town and tested for bacteria at a lab in Edmonton.
"The Town of Ponoka's water meets and exceeds all federal and provincial environmental standards."
To help improve the taste and smell, put the water in a pitcher and let it aerate, or try adding lemons or filtering the water through a consumer charcoal filter, says Smith.
According to reddeer.ca, runoff conditions (the unusual taste and smell) lasts an average of three-to-six-weeks each spring.


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Seeking the truth behind existence of charge: An Intricasy
 1. Mar 30, 2007 #1
 According to Klein Kaluza theory of fifth dimension (followed by string theory),
 there is an elecromagnetic dimension in which every particle of Universe (in Dirac Vacuum) perform translatory and rotational motion due to which they drag the e-m dimension. Thus if any two particles are placed quite distance apart due to spinning of both, they attract or repel each other depending on their spinning. If they've spins in same direction they repel each other and vice versa which is nothing but we can say it as charge.
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 3. Mar 31, 2007 #2
 I don't think so:
 1. If, spin is the reason of the "real charge", then why neutrinos don't have charge even they've spin.
 2. Photons also have spin but noc harge and also have a sinusoidally varying e-m field.
 3. Charge is not a relative quantity. Consider a condition- a light particle(A) is
 revolving around a heavy particle(B), B has a spin and same angular velocity
 as that of revolution of A. Now, from the respective of A, B isn't spinning,
 does it mean that from respective of A there's no chargeon B?
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TracajŠ Turtle, Sideneck Turtle, Yellow Spotted River Turtle, Amazon River Turtle, Taricaya Scientific Name: Podocnemis unifilis
An immensely large turtle, the Yellow-Spotted Amazon River Turtle averages between 14 and 27 inches in carapace length. The olive green, brown, or gray carapace is a very high carapace with a raised ridge, known as a keel, in the middle. The plastron, or underside of the shell, is usually yellow and may have dark blotches. The Amazon River Turtle's head is quite long with an obvious snout. The head is marked with yellow spots on the gray, olive, or brown skin. Most Yellow-Spotted Amazon River Turtles have a barb on the chin and some specimens have two such barbs. Female Amazon River Turtles are much larger than males. The shell of both males and females has a groove next to the front leg, between the two halves of the shell, into which the turtle places its head when threatened.
Yellow Spotted Amazon River Turtle turtles health information
Breeding Yellow-Spotted Amazon River Turtles have a mating season that lasts several months. The mating season depends on the region in which the turtle lives. When courting, the male turtle nips at the female's feet, swims around her and curls his tail around her shell. He then injects semen from his cloaca into hers. Several weeks after copulation, the female Amazon River Turtle lays a clutch of between 15 and 25 eggs in a nest. The babies hatch after about two months of incubation into hatchlings about the size of a quarter. The hatchling turtles have very vibrant yellow markings and are preyed upon by many types of animals. The sex of the babies depends on the temperature of incubation; if incubated at temperatures below 90 degrees Fahrenheit, males will result, if above 92 degrees, the progeny will be female.
Natural habitat of Yellow Spotted Amazon River Turtle turtles
Generally found in the lagoons and backwaters of South America
What do Yellow Spotted Amazon River Turtle turtles eat?
The Yellow-Spotted River Turtle feeds primarily on fruits and vegetables, although they are omnivorous in captivity.
Yellow Spotted Amazon River Turtle behavior and personality
The Yellow-Spotted Amazon River Turtle is sometimes known as the Sideneck Turtle, Yellow-Spotted River Turtle, Amazon River Turtle, or Tracaja Turtle. They are found in the Amazon rainforest and are quite large. They are rarely kept in captivity because they are highly threatened in the wild. The Yellow-Spotted Amazon River Turtle is generally found in the lagoons and backwaters of South America. During the mating season, they will move to rivers and streams. They are aquatic animals, meaning they very rarely venture onto land, and they usually feed on aquatic vegetation. The Yellow-Spotted Amazon River Turtle enjoys spending time basking in the sun. If their basking spot is threatened by other turtles, they will bite and nip, though usually the confrontation is not serious. Yellow-Spotted Turtles are highly vulnerable to predators because they are side-necked turtles. This means that, instead of pulling their head and neck into the shell as other turtles do, they tuck the head and neck sideways under the edge of their shell.
The origin of Yellow Spotted Amazon River Turtle turtles
History of Yellow Spotted Amazon River Turtle turtles
While once quite common, the Yellow-Spotted Amazon River Turtle is rapidly decreasing in numbers in the wild. They are found in swamps and tributaries along the Amazon and Orinoco Rivers in South America, including Venezuela, northern Brazil, and Surinam. Although the huge sizes of their native habitats are capable of supporting large numbers of turtles, they are regularly hunted not only for food, but also for their shells, their eggs, and oil. They are also dying out because the water levels of their homes are rising because of river navigation and hydroelectric dams. The Yellow Spotted Amazon River Turtle is sometimes called the Taricaya. This name is related to the kechwa verb "tariy", meaning "to find". Perhaps this name was chosen because these turtles were very abundandt in the past.


Statistical Capacity score (Overall average) in Serbia was reported at 88.89 in 2020, according to the World Bank collection of development indicators, compiled from officially recognized sources. Serbia - Overall level of statistical capacity (scale 0 - 100) - actual values, historical data, forecasts and projections were sourced from the World Bank on June of 2021.
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By Emma Beswick
Here's how to say the Hogwarts houses in other languages
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The Harry Potter franchise is a global sensation and the books have been translated from British English into around 73 languages.
While some translators have stayed true to the original English spelling and pronunciation, others have changed the names of characters and places for their audience.
The Hogwarts houses, named after the four founders of the school of witchcraft and wizardry, are at the core of the books and films.
In the English versions, the four houses are called Gryffindor, Ravenclaw, Hufflepuff and Slytherin, and while their pronunciations may vary, these names have been kept in the Portuguese, German, Spanish and Turkish translations.
Despite using a different alphabet, the Arabic and Greek translations keep the same pronunciation of all the Hogwarts houses, with "Gryffindor" written غودريك غريفندور and Γκρίφιντορ, but pronounced the same as in English.
Italian, French, Welsh and Hungarian have completely changed some of the houses to make their onomatopoeic quality more obvious for their audience.
"Slytherin" became "Serpentard" in French and in Welsh, translators went for the descriptive "Slaffenog".
"Hufflepuff", the house represented by a badger, became "Tassorosso" in Italian, "Poufsouffle" in French and "Wfftiwff" in Welsh.


Do not disable mirror write consistency for redo log files.
A.3 CPU Scheduling and Process Priorities
The CPU is another system component for which processes may contend. Although the AIX kernel allocates CPU effectively most of the time, many processes compete for CPU cycles. If the system has multiple CPU (SMP), then there may be different levels of contention on each CPU.
The following sections provide information about CPU scheduling and process priorities:
A.3.1 Changing Process Running Time Slice
f # /usr/sbin/schedo -t n
A.3.2 Using Processor Binding on SMP Systems
However, starting with AIX 5L, specific improvements in the AIX scheduler enables Oracle Database processes to be scheduled optimally without processor binding. Therefore, Oracle no longer recommends binding processes to processors when running on AIX 5L version 5.3 or later.
A.4 Setting the AIXTHREAD_SCOPE Environment Variable
In addition, on AIX 5L version 5.3 or later, if you set systemwide contention scope, then significantly less memory is allocated to each Oracle process.
 - Bourne, Bash, or Korn shell:
 - C shell:
Doing this enables systemwide thread scope for running all Oracle processes.
A.5 Network Information Service external naming support
Network Information Service external naming adapter is supported on AIX. To configure and use Network Information Service external naming, refer to the "Configuring External Naming Methods" section of Oracle Database Net Services Administrator's Guide.
A.6 Simultaneous Multithreading on AIX 5.3 and Later Versions
If Simultaneous Multithreading is enabled, and AIX 5.3 and later version operating system is used, then the v$osstat view reports 2 additional rows corresponding to the online logical (NUM_LCPUS) and virtual cpus (NUM_VCPUS).
If Oracle is run on AIX 5.3 and later versions without Simultaneous Multithreading, then these rows are not reported.
A.7 Configuring IBM JSSE Provider with Oracle JDBC Thin Driver
If you want to configure SSL on IBM JDK, then you may face the following issues:
 - IBM JSSE does not support SSLv2Hello SSL protocol
 For SSL clients using Thin JDBC connectors, you must set oracle.net.ss1_version system property to select TLSv1 SSL protocol or SSLv3 SSL protocol
 - IBM JSSE does not allow anonymous ciphers
 For SSL clients using anonymous ciphers, you must replace the Default Trust Manager with a Custom Trust Manager that accepts anonymous ciphers.
 See Also:
 IBM JSSE documentation for more information on creating and installing Custom Trust Manager


Experience Certificate Letter Format
How to write and format an experience certificate to an employee?
 - Identify the person by name.
 - Specify the last job title of the employee.
 - Specify the start and end dates of the employment period.
 - Mention any promotions if applicable.
 - List the tasks and responsibilities held at the company.
 - Write a sentence or two to assess the employee during their service.
Sample Letter
[Company Name]
Subject: Experience Letter
To whom it may concern:
This is to certify that [Mr. John Smith] worked in [Company Name] in the capacity of [Job Title] from [employment starting date] until [employment end date].
He started his journey as [starting job title] and was later promoted to [title at the time of exit].
[Mr. John] was primarily responsible for _________________ and his everyday tasks list included:
1) ____________
2) ____________
3) ____________
During his employment period, [Mr. John] exhibited professional behavior as well as inherent traits to successfully complete projects and tasks on time.
We are proud that we had him in own team and wish him the best in his future endeavors.
See Also Certification Letter
Experience Certificate Letter Format


Cómo: Obtener un valor de una propiedad (Visual Basic)How to: Get a Value from a Property (Visual Basic)
Recupera el valor de una propiedad incluyendo el nombre de propiedad en una expresión.You retrieve a property's value by including the property name in an expression.
La propiedad Get procedimiento recupera el valor, pero no llamar explícitamente a él por su nombre.The property's Get procedure retrieves the value, but you do not explicitly call it by name. Use la propiedad tal como utilizaría una variable.You use the property just as you would use a variable. Visual Basic realiza las llamadas a procedimientos de la propiedad.Visual Basic makes the calls to the property's procedures.
Para recuperar un valor de una propiedadTo retrieve a value from a property
 1. Utilice el nombre de propiedad en una expresión de la misma manera que usaría un nombre de variable.Use the property name in an expression the same way you would use a variable name. Puede usar una propiedad en cualquier lugar puede usar una variable o una constante.You can use a property anywhere you can use a variable or a constant.
 -o bien--or-
 Utilice el nombre de la propiedad siguiendo la igual (=) iniciar sesión en una instrucción de asignación.Use the property name following the equal (=) sign in an assignment statement.
 En el ejemplo siguiente se lee el valor de Visual Basic Now propiedad, se llama implícitamente a su Get procedimiento.The following example reads the value of the Visual Basic Now property, implicitly calling its Get procedure.
 Dim ThisMoment As Date
 ' The following statement calls the Get procedure of the Visual Basic Now property.
 ThisMoment = Now

 2. Si la propiedad toma argumentos, siga el nombre de propiedad entre paréntesis para delimitar la lista de argumentos.If the property takes arguments, follow the property name with parentheses to enclose the argument list. Si no hay ningún argumento, opcionalmente, puede omitir los paréntesis.If there are no arguments, you can optionally omit the parentheses.
 3. Coloque los argumentos en la lista de argumentos entre paréntesis, separados por comas.Place the arguments in the argument list within the parentheses, separated by commas. Asegúrese de que proporcionar los argumentos en el mismo orden que la propiedad define los parámetros correspondientes.Be sure you supply the arguments in the same order that the property defines the corresponding parameters.
El valor de la propiedad participa en la expresión al igual que una variable o constante, o se almacena en la variable o propiedad en el lado izquierdo de la instrucción de asignación.The value of the property participates in the expression just as a variable or constant would, or it is stored in the variable or property on the left side of the assignment statement.
Vea tambiénSee Also
ProcedimientosProcedures
Procedimientos de propiedadesProperty Procedures
Argumentos y parámetros de procedimientoProcedure Parameters and Arguments
Property (instrucción)Property Statement
Diferencias entre propiedades y Variables en Visual BasicDifferences Between Properties and Variables in Visual Basic
Crear una propiedadHow to: Create a Property
Declarar una propiedad con niveles de acceso mixtosHow to: Declare a Property with Mixed Access Levels
Llamar a un procedimiento de propiedadHow to: Call a Property Procedure
Cómo: declarar y llamar a una propiedad predeterminada en Visual BasicHow to: Declare and Call a Default Property in Visual Basic
Establecer un valor en una propiedadHow to: Put a Value in a Property


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A football place kicker is about to attempt a field goal from the 30-yard line. He is lined up directly in front of the left goal post; but since there is a wind coming from the right side of the field, the kicker aims for the right goal post. This means that, from above, the ball will be kicked at a 79º angle to the 30-yard line.
A.) The player kicks the ball at this angle with enough force to make the ball go 47 miles per hour, and the wind is blowing at 10 miles per hour. Use a vector sum of these two forces to show that, under these circumstances, the kicker will miss the field goal.
B.) To make the field goal, the resultant force of the kick and the wind actually should have a magnitude of 50 miles per hour and a direction of 85º. To counteract the 10-mph wind, with what speed--and at what direction--should the football player kick the ball?
I am needing help figuring out the answers to this question. I would appreciate if someone could give great detail in explaining how to do this step by step to finding answers so I will know how to do it.


Server-Side Ad Insertion
Server-side ad insertion (SSAI) places ad video segments inside the playlist (e.g., manifest file). Ad video segments are usually preferred to NOT go through Teltoo. This is to ensure that every ad hits the original ad server. This allows the ad service provider to monitor the ad accurately and collect data.
To keep ads from going through Teltoo, we need to identify which video segments are ads and which are not. Typically, the URL of the ad segments points to the ad origin CDN or server, which is different from the rest. We will configure Teltoo to ignore segments with such a URL pattern.
Video segments that match the Passthrough URL regex will not go through Teltoo. They will be fetched from the origin CDN or server.
The following is an example of how to define a Passthrough URL:*
This only applies to ads that are part of an activated playlist given that other playlist's video segments will never go through Teltoo in any case.
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iQ Granular Starter is 100% OMRI approved Organic Layer Poultry Compost. This product has proven to be a very effective starter fertilizer in Canola, Flax and Pea Production. (2018-2020 Independent 3rd Party data and Producer Results)
Only top quality raw materials used. High in calcium, carbon and naturally occurring minerals, great for any crop.
What is iQ Granular Starter?
As a layer waste product, there is no bedding in the product that can throw off the carbon to nitrogen ratio of the finished material. It has gone through two separate digestion cycles, one in the bird and one in the composting facility. This digestion process in the animal allows all the minerals not used by the bird to become a part of the fertilizer. The additional composting process then adds more microbial richness and the multiple forms of carbon provide a sustainable food source for long-term biological activity. iQ Granular Starter is never pasteurized or heated beyond the point that can harm its rich microbial populations.
How can you use iQ Granular Starter?
The potential uses for iQ Granular Starter are virtually endless. Any soil that requires increased porosity, organic matter/carbon, and microbial activity will benefit from the use of iQ Granular Starter Fertilizer. Use iQ Granular Starter in any crop.
 - Apply at a rate of 50 lbs per acre in-furrow with the seed
 - pH 6.4
 - Sodium less than 0.25%
 - Moisture less than 5.0%.
iQ 3-4-3
The compost used is an egg layer waste, which is very high in calcium, carbon and naturally occurring minerals and can be used for any application without fear of burn or salt build-up.
iQ 3-4-3
Granular Starter uses the best raw materials available and the result is a powerful fertilizer that feeds both the soil and the plant.


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If you love green salsa, then you should get to know tomatillos. Dating back to 800 B.C., when the Aztecs domesticated them, tomatillos are considered a key ingredient in Latin-American cooking. Also called "tomate verde" in Mexico, the fruit of the tomatillo is generally firm, green, about the size of a large cherry, and meatier than a tomato. They grow to maturity inside a light brown, papery husk. The husk is a good indicator of freshness, but is inedible and should be removed before use.
The fruit of the tomatillo can be used as a base for chili sauces, known generically as salsa verde (green sauce), and will help lessen the pepper's hot flavor as well as stimulate the appetite. Because of their tart quality, tomatillos can be cooked, eaten raw, minced or pureed to accompany prepared dishes. Tomatillo's also makes a great addition to tortilla soup or guacamole.


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DATE_ON_OR_BEFORE Enum Requires a date that is on or before the given value.
NUMBER_BETWEEN Enum Requires a number that is between the given values.
NUMBER_EQUAL_TO Enum Requires a number that is equal to the given value.
NUMBER_GREATER_THAN Enum Require a number that is greater than the given value.
NUMBER_GREATER_THAN_OR_EQUAL_TO Enum Requires a number that is greater than or equal to the given value.
NUMBER_LESS_THAN Enum Requires a number that is less than the given value.
NUMBER_LESS_THAN_OR_EQUAL_TO Enum Requires a number that is less than or equal to the given value.
NUMBER_NOT_BETWEEN Enum Requires a number that is not between the given values.
NUMBER_NOT_EQUAL_TO Enum Requires a number that is not equal to the given value.
TEXT_CONTAINS Enum Requires that the input contains the given value.
TEXT_DOES_NOT_CONTAIN Enum Requires that the input does not contain the given value.
TEXT_EQUAL_TO Enum Requires that the input is equal to the given value.
TEXT_IS_VALID_EMAIL Enum Requires that the input is in the form of an email address.
TEXT_IS_VALID_URL Enum Requires that the input is in the form of a URL.
VALUE_IN_LIST Enum Requires that the input is equal to one of the given values.
VALUE_IN_RANGE Enum Requires that the input is equal to a value in the given range.
CUSTOM_FORMULA Enum Requires that the input makes the given formula evaluate to true.
CHECKBOX Enum Requires that the input is a custom value or a boolean; rendered as a checkbox.
DeveloperMetadata
メソッド
Method Return type Brief description
getId() Integer Returns the unique ID associated with this developer metadata.
getKey() String Returns the key associated with this developer metadata.
getLocation() DeveloperMetadataLocation Returns the location of this developer metadata.
getValue() String Returns the value associated with this developer metadata, or null if this metadata has no value.
getVisibility() DeveloperMetadataVisibility Returns the visibility of this developer metadata.
moveToColumn(column) DeveloperMetadata Moves this developer metadata to the specified column.
moveToRow(row) DeveloperMetadata Moves this developer metadata to the specified row.
moveToSheet(sheet) DeveloperMetadata Moves this developer metadata to the specified sheet.
moveToSpreadsheet() DeveloperMetadata Moves this developer metadata to the top-level spreadsheet.
remove() void Deletes this metadata.
setKey(key) DeveloperMetadata Sets the key of this developer metadata to the specified value.
setValue(value) DeveloperMetadata Sets the value associated with this developer metadata to the specified value.
setVisibility(visibility) DeveloperMetadata Sets the visibility of this developer metadata to the specified visibility.
DeveloperMetadataFinder
メソッド
Method Return type Brief description
find() DeveloperMetadata[] Executes this search and returns the matching metadata.
onIntersectingLocations() DeveloperMetadataFinder Configures the search to consider intersecting locations that have metadata.
withId(id) DeveloperMetadataFinder Limits this search to consider only metadata that match the specified ID.
withKey(key) DeveloperMetadataFinder Limits this search to consider only metadata that match the specified key.
withLocationType(locationType) DeveloperMetadataFinder Limits this search to consider only metadata that match the specified location type.
withValue(value) DeveloperMetadataFinder Limits this search to consider only metadata that match the specified value.
withVisibility(visibility) DeveloperMetadataFinder Limits this search to consider only metadata that match the specified visibility.
DeveloperMetadataLocation
メソッド
Method Return type Brief description
getColumn() Range Returns the Range for the column location of this metadata, or null if the location type is not DeveloperMetadataLocationType.COLUMN.
getLocationType() DeveloperMetadataLocationType Gets the type of location.
getRow() Range Rangeこのメタデータの行の場所のを返しますnull場所のタイプがでない場合DeveloperMetadataLocationType.ROW
getSheet() Sheet Sheetこのメタデータの場所を返しますnull場所のタイプがでない場合DeveloperMetadataLocationType.SHEET
getSpreadsheet() Spreadsheet Spreadsheetこのメタデータの場所を返しますnull場所のタイプがでない場合DeveloperMetadataLocationType.SPREADSHEET
DeveloperMetadataLocationType
プロパティ
物件 タイプ 説明
SPREADSHEET Enum トップレベルのスプレッドシートに関連付けられた開発者メタデータの場所の種類
SHEET Enum シート全体に関連付けられた開発者メタデータの場所の種類
ROW Enum 行に関連付けられた開発者メタデータの場所の種類
COLUMN Enum 列に関連付けられた開発者メタデータの場所の種類
DeveloperMetadataVisibility
プロパティ
物件 タイプ 説明
DOCUMENT Enum ドキュメントに表示されるメタデータは、ドキュメントにアクセスできる開発者プロジェクトからアクセスできます
PROJECT Enum プロジェクトに表示されるメタデータは、メタデータを作成した開発者プロジェクトのみが表示およびアクセスできます
Dimension
プロパティ
物件 タイプ 説明
COLUMNS Enum 列（垂直）ディメンション
ROWS Enum 行（水平）ディメンション
Direction
プロパティ
物件 タイプ 説明
UP Enum 行インデックスの減少方向
DOWN Enum 行インデックスの増加の方向
PREVIOUS Enum 列インデックスを減らす方向
NEXT Enum 列インデックスの増加の方向
EmbeddedAreaChartBuilder
メソッド
メソッド 戻りタイプ 簡単な説明
addRange(range) EmbeddedChartBuilder このビルダーが変更するグラフに範囲を追加します
asAreaChart() EmbeddedAreaChartBuilder チャートタイプをAreaChartに設定し、を返しますEmbeddedAreaChartBuilder
asBarChart() EmbeddedBarChartBuilder チャートタイプをBarChartに設定し、を返しますEmbeddedBarChartBuilder
asColumnChart() EmbeddedColumnChartBuilder チャートタイプをColumnChartに設定し、を返しますEmbeddedColumnChartBuilder
asComboChart() EmbeddedComboChartBuilder チャートタイプをComboChartに設定し、を返しますEmbeddedComboChartBuilder
asHistogramChart() EmbeddedHistogramChartBuilder チャートタイプをHistogramChartに設定し、を返しますEmbeddedHistogramChartBuilder
asLineChart() EmbeddedLineChartBuilder チャートタイプをLineChartに設定し、を返しますEmbeddedLineChartBuilder
asPieChart() EmbeddedPieChartBuilder チャートタイプをPieChartに設定し、を返しますEmbeddedPieChartBuilder
asScatterChart() EmbeddedScatterChartBuilder チャートタイプをScatterChartに設定し、を返しますEmbeddedScatterChartBuilder
asTableChart() EmbeddedTableChartBuilder Sets the chart type to TableChart and returns an EmbeddedTableChartBuilder.
build() EmbeddedChart Builds the chart to reflect all changes made to it.
clearRanges() EmbeddedChartBuilder Removes all ranges from the chart this builder modifies.
getChartType() ChartType Returns the current chart type.
getContainer() ContainerInfo Return the chart ContainerInfo, which encapsulates where the chart appears on the sheet.
getRanges() Range[] Returns a copy of the list of ranges currently providing data for this chart.
removeRange(range) EmbeddedChartBuilder Removes the specified range from the chart this builder modifies.
reverseCategories() EmbeddedAreaChartBuilder Reverses the drawing of series in the domain axis.
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as argument beforehand. For example, by a <f:viewParam>, <h:inputHidden>, Converter-for-class, or whatever else is returning a String instead of the desired object type.
Put a breakpoint on the setter method and track the root cause down in the stack. Alternatively, you can also replace Object type by Ranged type or somehing more specific, so that JSF would possibly throw/display a conversion exception/error which is usually more self-explaining.
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Mesophases are found in all kinds of materials. To specify the nature of the mesogenic material one distinguishes between:
1.Thermotropic LCs (low molecular mass species) 2.Lyotropic LCs (aqueous solutions of amphiphiles) 3.Polymeric LCs (reticulated or not) 4.Colloidal LCs (suspensions of colloidal particles, the best known being the tobacco mosaic virus)
This distinction is important because, even though a mesophase always has, by definition, the same symmetries and the same laws of macroscopic behavior, its physical constants strongly depend on the chosen material. Thus, thermotropic nematics flow very easily (with viscosities ranging from that of water to that of glycerine) while polymeric (unreticulated) nematics are extremely viscous.


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organize the nested table as an index-organized table (IOT). If the
NESTED_TABLE_ID column is a prefix of the primary key for a given parent row, Oracle physically clusters its children rows together. So, when a parent row is accessed, all its children rows can be efficiently retrieved. When only parent rows are accessed, efficiency is maintained because the children rows are not inter-mixed with the parent rows.
Figure 5-6 shows how the storage table works when the nested table is in an IOT. The storage table groups the values for each nested table within a nested table column. In Figure 5-6, for each nested table in the
NT_DATA column of the parent table, the data is grouped in the storage table. So, all of the values in nested table
A are grouped together, all of the values in nested table
B are grouped together, etc.
In addition, the
COMPRESS clause enables prefix compression on the IOT rows. It factors out the key of the parent in every child row. That is, the parent key is not repeated in every child row, thus providing significant storage savings.
In other words, if you specify nested table compression using the
COMPRESS clause, the amount of space required for the storage table is reduced because the
NESTED_TABLE_ID is not repeated for each value in a group. Instead, the
NESTED_TABLE_ID is stored only once per group, as illustrated in Figure 5-7.
In general, Oracle Corporation recommends that nested tables be stored in an IOT with the
NESTED_TABLE_ID column as a prefix of the primary key. Further, prefix compression should be enabled on the IOT. However, if you usually do not retrieve the nested table as a unit and you do not want to cluster the child rows, do not store the nested table in an IOT and do not specify compression.
For nested tables stored in heap tables (as opposed to IOTs), you should create an index on the
NESTED_TABLE_ID column of the storage table. The index on the corresponding ID column of the parent table is created by Oracle automatically when the table is created. Creating an index on the
NESTED_TABLE_ID column enables Oracle to access the child rows of the nested table more efficiently, because Oracle must perform a join between the parent table and the nested table using the
For large child-sets, the parent row and a locator to the child-set can be returned so that the children rows can be accessed on demand; the child-sets also can be filtered. Using nested table locators allows you to avoid unnecessary transporting of children rows for every parent.
You can perform either one of the following actions to access the children rows using the nested table locator:
Set membership queries are useful when you want to search for a specific item in a nested table. For example, the following query tests the membership in a child-set; specifically, whether the location
home is in the nested table
phones_ntab, which is in the parent table
Oracle can execute a query that tests the membership in a child-set more efficiently by transforming it internally into a semi-join. However, this optimization only happens if the
ALWAYS_SEMI_JOIN initialization parameter is set. If you want to perform semi-joins, the valid values for this parameter are
HASH; these parameter values indicate which join method to use.
You can perform DML operations on nested tables. Rows can be inserted into or deleted from a nested table, and existing rows can be updated, by using the appropriate SQL command against the nested table. In these operations, the nested table is identified by a
TABLE subquery. The following example inserts a new person into the
people_reltab table, including phone numbers into the
phones_ntab nested table:
INSERT INTO people_reltab values ( 0001, name_objtyp( 'john', 'william', 'foster'), address_objtyp( '111 Maple Road', 'Fairfax', 'VA', '22033'), phone_ntabtyp( phone_objtyp('home', '_PHONE_'), phone_objtyp('work', '_PHONE_'))) ;
The following example inserts a phone number into the nested table
phones_ntab for an existing person in the
people_reltab table whose identification number is
INSERT INTO TABLE(SELECT p.phones_ntab FROM people_reltab p WHERE p.id = '0001') VALUES ('cell', '_PHONE_') ;
To drop a particular nested table, you can set the nested table column in the parent row to
NULL, as in the following example:
Once you drop a nested table, you cannot insert values into it until you recreate it. To recreate the nested table in the
phones_ntab nested table column object for the person whose identification number is
0001, enter the following SQL statement:
You also can insert values into the nested table as you recreate it:
UPDATE people_reltab SET phones_ntab = phone_ntabtyp(phone_objtyp('home', '_PHONE_')) WHERE id = '0001' ;
DML operations on a nested table lock the parent row. Therefore, only one modification at a time can be made to the data in a particular nested table, even if the modifications are on different rows in the nested table. However, if only part of the data in your nested table must support simultaneous modifications, while other data in the nested table does not require this support, you should consider using
REFs to the data that requires simultaneous modifications.
For example, if you have an application that processes purchase orders, you might include customer information and line items in the purchase orders. In this case, the customer information does not change often and so you do not need to support simultaneous modifications for this data. Line items, on the other hand, might change very often. To support simultaneous updates on line items that are in the same purchase order, you can store the line items in a separate object table and reference them with
REFs in the nested table.
An attribute of a collection cannot be a collection type (either varray or nested table). In other words, you cannot have collections within collections. Oracle allows only one level of direct nesting of collections. However, an attribute of a collection can be a reference to an object that has a collection attribute. Thus, you can have multiple levels of collections indirectly by using
For example, suppose you want to create a new object type called
person_objtyp using the object types described in "Column Object Storage", which are
phone_ntabtyp. Remember that the
phone_ntabtyp object type is a nested table because each person may have more than one phone number.
To create the
person_objtyp object type, issue the following SQL statement:
CREATE TYPE person_objtyp AS OBJECT ( id NUMBER(4), name_obj name_objtyp, address_obj address_objtyp, phones_ntab phone_ntabtyp);
To create an object table called
person_objtyp object type, issue the following SQL statement:
CREATE TABLE people_objtab OF person_objtyp (id PRIMARY KEY) NESTED TABLE phones_ntab STORE AS phones_store_ntab ;
people_objtab table has the same attributes as the
people_reltab table discussed in "Column Object Storage". The difference is that the
people_objtab is an object table with row objects, while the
people_reltab table is a relational table with three column objects.
Now you can reference the row objects in the
people_objtab object table from other tables. For example, suppose you want to create a
projects_objtab table that contains:
You can use
REFs to the
people_objtab for the project leads, and you can use a nested table collection of
REFs for the team. To begin, create a nested table object type called
personref_ntabtyp based on the
person_objtyp object type:
Now you are ready to create the object table
projects_objtab. First, create the object type
projects_objtyp by issuing the following SQL statement:
CREATE TYPE projects_objtyp AS OBJECT ( id NUMBER(4), title VARCHAR2(15), proglead_ref REF person_objtyp, description CLOB, team_ntab personref_ntabtyp);
Next, create the object table
projects_objtab based on the
CREATE TABLE projects_objtab OF projects_objtyp (id PRIMARY KEY) NESTED TABLE team_ntab STORE AS team_store_ntab ;
people_objtab object table and the
projects_objtab object table are in place, you indirectly have a nested collection. That is, the
projects_objtab table contains a nested table collection of
REFs that point to the people in the
people_objtab table, and the people in the
people_objtab table have a nested table collection of phone numbers.
You can insert values into the
people_objtab table in the following way:
INSERT INTO people_objtab VALUES ( 0001, name_objtyp('JOHN', 'JACOB', 'SCHMIDT'), address_objtyp('1252 Maple Road', 'Fairfax', 'VA', '22033'), phone_ntabtyp( phone_objtyp('home', '_PHONE_'), phone_objtyp('work', '_PHONE_'))) ; INSERT INTO people_objtab VALUES ( 0002, name_objtyp('MARY', 'ELLEN', 'MILLER'), address_objtyp('33 Spruce Street', 'McKees Rocks', 'PA', '15136'), phone_ntabtyp( phone_objtyp('home', '_PHONE_'), phone_objtyp('work', '_PHONE_


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Analysis of a rapid sea ice retreat event in the Bellingshausen Sea
The winter advance of the sea ice edge in the Bellingshausen Sea is frequently interrupted by periods of rapid retreat lasting a few days. The frequency and duration of such events strongly controls the location of the late winter sea ice edge in this sector of the Antarctic. We examine the dynamics and thermodynamics of a retreat event that occurred in May 2001 using data from a drifting buoy array together with diagnostics from a kinematic/thermodynamic ice growth model and a high-resolution (11 km) regional coupled ocean-ice model. During the retreat event, the ice edge retreated by 250 km over 13 days in response to strong and persistent northerly winds associated with a quasi-stationary low-pressure system. Ice motion in the outer part of the pack was convergent and correlated strongly with local wind forcing. By contrast, in the region closer to the coast, ice motion was less well correlated with wind forcing. Model diagnostics indicate that ice thickening resulting from convergence in the outer pack was largely balanced by basal melting. In the outer pack, ice was in a state close to free drift while, closer to the coast, internal ice stresses became significant. The ocean-ice model simulated the characteristics of the retreat event realistically, giving us confidence in the ability of such models to reproduce ice conditions in this sector.
Authors: King, J.C. ORCID record for J.C. King, Doble, M.J., Holland, P.R. ORCID record for P.R. Holland


Rural property sales and lending set for technology disruption
Rural property sales and lending set for technology disruption
DAS chief executive Anthony Willmott.
DAS chief executive Anthony Willmott.
A new digital platform from CSIRO-backed start-up for farm buyers and investors is the start of a new era in rural real estate.
The slow start of a digital revolution is underway for rural real estate owners, with new technology from CSIRO bringing artificial intelligence to rural property sales, financial lending and public payments for landscape management.
To commercialise its new technology CSIRO has partnered with start-up company DAS to launch the the Rural Intelligence Platform, a subscription service that essentially uses modelling and machine learning to provide insights into a range of land values.
The platform uses satellite imagery to assess and monitor rural land all over the country, with modelling developed by CSIRO to detect changes over time in the images.
The artificial intelligence in the platform provides a risk rating for drought, frost, heat stress for livestock and so on. It can also monitor development of infrastructure on a property.
The platform uses satellite imagery, climate information and Australia's digital soil map to track paddocks and their performance over time. It draws on publicly-available data to assess productivity, water access, yield, land use, crop type, rainfall and drought impact.
It could enable investors to assess property values, or by financial institutions to calculate the risk rating for loans to farmers, or even to monitor the outcomes for schemes where farmers get paid for things like soil carbon capture or revegetation.
CSIRO Agriculture and Food deputy director Dr Michael Robertson said it was unlikely investors, buyers and other users would rely solely on the platform, and traditional know-how, agronomy and other tools would be used as well.
He explained that machine learning is one the platform's key components.
The platform's proprietary model, dubbed the automated valuation model, makes mathematical estimations through machine learning to calculate the sale value of a farm.
"We've used historical sale value of farms and lined that up with the features of a farm, such as location, soil, climate, land use, production performance. Throw those into a computer and we can see which variable predict sale prices," Mr Robertson said.
"We tested the accuracy of the model against actual sale prices and found its 90pc accurate, which is the same as the models for urban real estate, and that's about as accurate as any machine learning can get."
The platform could also be used by government or carbon reduction schemes to calculate payments for ecosystems services like soil carbon capture or re-vegetation.
"We've already had conversations with the market about the potential for this tool to support carbon sequestration or or greenhouse gas reduction schemes," Mr Robertson said.
"We've also spoken to government about using it to target drought assistance, assessing needs down to a property-by property level."
Screenshot from the DAS platform.
Screenshot from the DAS platform.
Australian Farm Institute executive director Richard Heath said while he was advocating for ecosystem services, technology like the Rural Intelligence Platform would be needed to measure land management outcomes.
"There are a lot of policy changes needed in Australia before we see the sorts of ecosystem-farm schemes like there are in Europe," Mr Heath said.
"But if those programs did eventuate in Australia then this is the sort of platform needed to demonstrate outcomes to get payments or funding."
Mr Heath said it was critical platforms such as DAS use good quality data.
"There is caveat over how good the data being collected is. If the platform is using erroneous information, or not truly reflecting the state on the ground, that could lead to negative sustainability outcomes."
Mr Robertson said the platform was targeted at investors and buyers, not farm managers. However, it creates an opportunity to build trust between farmers and financial institutions by creating objective performance-measuring data.
"This platform is not designed for agronomic management, there are other tools for that," Mr Robertson said.
"However, DAS and CSIRO are hoping to identify a business model to provide farmers access to the platform."
Mr Heath said it is critical that technology like the Rural Intelligence Platform is accessible to all users to ensure the insights are not harnessed to favour lenders, buyers or even sellers over other parties.
Farm owners could look at this nervously, if it is used by funders and affects their willingness to lend and/or impose sustainability metrics on farms.
"It can and should be equal access and democratic so everyone gets access to it. Farmers need to make sure they use this data to their advantage, as well as other players," Mr Heath said.
Melbourne-based DAS secured $4.25 million in funding from CSIRO, Ruralco and private investors.
"Digital agriculture is far more than just on-farm technology, it's also about improving off-farm decision making and this platform lays the foundation," said DAS chief executive Anthony Willmott.
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Community Prevention Framework Evaluation Reports
– Dennis O. Romero, M.A, Former Director of CSAP (2007)
Fitting CTC into SPF
It is important to remember that the CTC system is simply a tool to aid in building a prevention infrastructure referred to as the SPF process. CTC and SPF are not programs nor are they administrative names for program implementation. They exist and work together in helping communities get organized, identify problem areas based on community data, make knowledgeable decisions pertaining to how these problems should be addressed, and evaluate any actions taken to counter the problem areas. Most people are either familiar with SPF or with CTC, or they have no prior knowledge of either. This website was designed to help everyone navigate through the elements of the SPF process, see how CTC fits into this process, and also gain a greater knowledge in building a strong prevention infrastructure. Each phase of the CTC system fits well into a coordinating phase of the SPF process, and it is clear that sustainability and cultural competency as key components to every part of building a prevention infrastructure. When navigating this website, the chart above can be used to find either CTC or SPF materials.


Fur - Fur skin
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Mounted animals: Badger - Bisam - Marmot - Fox
Fur - Leather with hair
Leather can be produced both with and without hair depending on customers' wishes. A hide can have hair or not, whereas a fur always has hair. A fur is leather with very fine hair.
Fur - Fur skin
Fur is the skin of an animal which has a particularly dense and fine hair (more than 400 hairs per square centimetre). For example, mink fur, beaver fur, fox fur, sable fur and chinchilla fur etc. Other leather with hair on top is called "skin".
In 2009 85% of all furs came from breeding animals, most commonly foxes, minks, marten dogs, nutrias and chinchillas.
In 2013 the turnover in the global fur trade was approx. 15 billion US $. Around one million people are employed in this sector worldwide. The main production countries are Greece, Russia, China and Denmark. In Germany, the turnover of the fur industry in 2012 was around 1.28 billion euros and there were 23 mink farms. There are about 7,200 fur farms in the EU, mainly in Denmark, the Netherlands, Poland and Finland. About 35 million mink furs and two million fox furs are produced annually in European farms.
Animal species for fur and skins with hair
There are many animal species and their subspecies, from which furs or skins are made. There are unprotected animals and protected animals. The following list contains a lot of animals used to produce fur and skins with hair, but it's not complete.
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Rabbit - Kangaroo - Marten dog
The different animal species for fur and skin production
Animal groups Animal species
Poultry animals Opossum, Wallaby, Kangaroo
Hare species Snow rabbit, wild rabbit, domestic rabbit (Chinchilla and many more breeding varieties)
Primates She-monkey
Cloven hoofed animals Guanako (young animal), vicuna, goats (young animal), domestic goat, domestic sheep (Persian, Merinos and many other species, often lambs), springbok, calves (from cattle), reindeer
Unpaired hoofed animals Foal (horse), zebra
Insectivorous Mole, silver bisam
Rodents Ground squirrel, bamboo rat, marmot, squirrel, beaver, hamster, bisam, nutria, chinchilla, viscacha
Marten Ermine, weasel, mink, polecat, marten, sable, badger, skunk, otter, wolverine
Bears Black bear, polar bear, brown bear
Small bears Catfry, raccoon
Dogs Wolf, coyote, jackal, fox (red fox, silver fox, pole fox and many more), marten dog
Cats Cats (domestic cats, wild cats and other species), lion, cougar, lynx, serval, cheetah, ocelot, jaguar, leopard, tiger
Water animals Seal
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Wild cat - Fish Otter - Raccoon
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Ermine with summer and winter fur.
Leather is mostly produced from animals that are kept for meat production. This is not the case with fur animals. The meat of goats and rabbits is mostly used for human consumption, but the meat of most of the fur animals is not eaten. In some countries, it is even forbidden to eat some of these animals.
A furrier is a craftsman who processes fur into clothing. This includes repairs and cleaning and care of furs.
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For the older generation, furs were a sign of prosperity and provided warmth in the winter.
The cleaning of furs
In case of soiling, skins or furs can be carefully brushed. Always ask advice from a furrier who is experienced in the cleaning of skins and furs. Specialists use moistened wood chips in a special cleaning process for furs and sensitive skins. Insensitive furs and skins can also be washed with special leather detergents. In particular, old skins and furs can be extremely sensitive to wet cleaning and can irreversibly harden and shrink.
Animal protection and labelling
The trade of skins and furs of certain species of animals, particularly those threatened with extinction, has been restricted or prohibited on the basis of species protection worldwide. Many animal protectionists reject any trade in fur.
There is no uniform regulation on the labelling of furs. Single EU countries have stricter rules. Since 2008, the Origin Assured (TM) label indicates that fur products come from a country where approved regulations and standards apply to fur production.
From 01.01.2019 the city of San Francisco in the USA prohibits the sale of furs. The ban applies to clothing including gloves and accessories. This ban affects about 50 stores and approximately $ 40 million in sales.
The opponents of furs often drastically draw attention to their concerns.
Video about furs
Fur production.
Cleaning a fur coat.
How to make fur blankets.
Hides with hair on top
Skin on which the hair is still present, is referred to as fur or skin. Typical terms for skins are lion's skin, sheepskin, cowhide, bearskin etc.
According to a study from 2014, children who have slept on animal fur or hides during the first three months of life have a 79% reduced risk of developing asthma later.
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Head of leopard fur. - Bear skin.
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Zebra hide and bison hide.
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Wonderful warm Alpaca slippers from Lima in Peru. - Alpaca fur-accessories of the market in Aguas Calientes, Peru, below Machu Picchu.
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Goatand wild boar skin.
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Exotic dyed cow and calf skins.
Skins as covers on car seats.
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Fur hats in Moscow.
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Honor Orchestra Mission Statement: The Honor Orchestra selection process seeks to recognize and honor quality musicianship in the performance of advanced literature at the highest level. Showcasing the quality teaching these exemplars represent promotes the growth and development of orchestra programs throughout Texas.
In 1960, Austin High School (El Paso), under the leadership of George Webber, became the first "Honor Orchestra" selected through competitive process. The purpose of Honor Band/Honor Orchestra was two-fold. Many educators believed that through the process of hearing and observing the results of quality teaching, directors could develop their own instructional skills to a higher level. In addition, selection of an honor orchestra recognized communities and school systems that successfully supported music in education through their instrumental music programs.
Through the years participation has been active and the recognition of exemplary programs through the honor orchestra selection process has become a highly sought after goal by many directors. As a result, the quality of honor groups has remained high and the original purpose of growth and development through observation of superior teaching and performance has been addressed annually and maintains its validity. Teachers throughout the state have had the opportunity to learn from master teachers by attending honor orchestra adjudication, performances, and director clinics.
While the original rules and regulations for the selection of honor orchestras have been refined on several occasions, the intent of those policies has remained intact. Ultimately, it is the responsibility of the participating director and administration of the school involved to maintain the integrity of the honor orchestra process. In order for the selection system to accomplish its purpose, all involved must honestly adhere to the established procedures and share responsibility for maintaining high ethical standards. Furthermore, to remain educationally sound, preparation and participation must be consistent with worthwhile educational goals that do not exploit students or the system.
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Process Folder of Images Using Image Batch Processor App
This example shows how to use the Image Batch Processor app to process a group of images in the same folder.
Create a new folder in an area where you have write permission and copy a set of 10 images from the Image Processing Toolbox
imdata folder into the new folder.
Load Images into Image Batch Processor App
Open the Image Batch Processor app from the MATLAB® toolstrip. On the Apps tab, in the Image Processing and Computer Vision section, click Image Batch Processor .
Load images into the app. In the app toolstrip, click Import Images. In the Load Images from Folder dialog box, specify the folder containing the images you want to load. For this example, specify the folder that you created in the first step,
cellprocessing. By default, the app includes images in subfolders. To change this behavior, clear Include images in subfolders. Then, click Load.
The Image Batch Processor app creates thumbnails of the images in the folder and displays them in a scrollable tab in the left pane. The app displays the first selected image (highlighted in blue) in larger resolution in the Input Image tab in the right pane.
Specify Batch Processing Function
Specify the name of the function you want to use to process the images in the folder. To specify an existing function, type the name in the Function Name box in the Batch Function section of the app toolstrip. You can also click the folder icon next to the box to browse and select the function. To create a new batch processing function, click Create in the Batch Function section of the app toolstrip. When you do this, the app opens the batch processing function template in the MATLAB® Editor. For this example, click Create to create a new function.
In the batch processing function template, enter code for the new function into the space reserved in the template file and click Save. This example uses the default name for the batch processing function,
myimfcn, but you can specify any name. For this example, the code specifies a function that creates a mask image, calculates the total number of cells in the image, and creates a thresholded version of the original image.
function results = myimfcn(im) %Image Processing Function % % IM - Input image. % RESULTS - A scalar structure with the processing results. % %-------------------------------------------------------------------------- % Auto-generated by imageBatchProcessor App. % % When used by the App, this function will be called for every input image % file automatically. IM contains the input image as a matrix. RESULTS is a % scalar structure containing the results of this processing function. % %-------------------------------------------------------------------------- imstd = stdfilt(im,ones(27)); bw = imstd>30; thresholdMask = imfuse(im, bw); [~, n] = bwlabel(bw); results.bw = bw; results.thresholdMask = thresholdMask; results.numCells = n; end
Save the file. After saving, the app displays the name of this new function in the Function Name box on the app toolstrip.
Process Images Using Batch Processing Function
Test the new function by running the batch processor on one of your images. With one image selected (highlighted in blue), click Process Selected to process the selected image. The app displays the results of the processing in a new panel called Results. For this example, the app displays the binary mask, a count of the number of objects (cells) in the image, and a thresholded version of the image.
To get a closer view of the image results, click Show for that particular result in the Results panel. The app open a larger resolution version of the image in a new tab in a bottom-center pane. For this example, view the binary mask results be clicking Show for
bw in the Results panel. To explore the results, move the cursor over the image to access the pan and zoom controls. When zooming and panning, the app links the result image to the original image—panning or zooming on one image causes the other image to move as well. If you do not want this behavior, clear Link Axes in the app toolstrip.
If the results of the test run on one image are successful, then execute the function on all of the images in the folder. To process all the images at once, on the app toolstrip, click Process Selected and select Process All. To process only a subset of the images, click Process Selected. You can select images to process either by pressing Ctrl and clicking the desired images or by clicking one image to start, pressing Shift, and clicking another image to select all images in between the starting and ending images. If you have Parallel Computing Toolbox™, you can click Use Parallel on the app toolstrip to process the images on a local parallel pool. For this example, process all of the images.
The app processes all the images in the specified folder. A filled-in green square next to a thumbnail indicates the app successfully processed that image. The Results panel contains the results of the selected image (highlighted in blue). A status bar at the bottom-right of the app reports on the number of images processed.
Export Processed Images and Processing Pipeline
To save the results, click Export to view the options available. You can export results to the workspace or to a file, or you can get the MATLAB® code the app used to generate the results.
Save the results in a workspace variable. On the app toolstrip, click Export and select Export result of all processed images to workspace option. In the dialog box that opens, select the results you want to export. A common approach is to export the nonimage results to the workspace and save the images that result from the processing in files. This example saves the cell count along with the name of the input file to the workspace variable
By default, the app returns the results you select in a table named
allresults. To store the results in a structure instead of a table, select Struct Array in the Choose format section of the dialog box. To specify another name for the result variable, change Variable name in the dialog box. If you select Include input image file name, the app includes the name of the image associated with the results in the structure or table. After specifying exporting details, click OK.
To get the MATLAB® code that the app used to process your files, on the app toolstrip, click Export and select the Generate function. The app generates a function that accepts the input folder name and the output folder name as input arguments. By default, the function returns a table with the results, but you can choose a structure instead. For image results, you can specify the file format and whether you want the function to write the image to the specified output folder.


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Private landowner information
Over 75% of Minnesota's land is privately owned. Many of our fish and wildlife resources rely on the day-to-day actions of private landowners and the conservation practices they employ on their lands.
Landowners will find here information to help them:
- manage fish and wildlife resources on their land
- manage recreation on their land (i.e., deal with hunters, anglers and other recreators who ask to use their land)
Manage fish & wildlife resources
Technical resources to assist you in implementing conservation practices on your land.
- Native plant suppliers and landscapers in Minnesota
- Brochures and publications Information on managing habitat and managing nuisance animals.