text: The cities range from Amsterdam to Zurich and from Reykjavík to İstanbul. The month of June in Warsaw is reliably fully within the growing season. When is summer in Poland: From June until August. The month with the longest days is June (Average daylight: 16.7h). Yup, I also think that June (and May) is the best time for Poland. When is the best time to go to Poland? For each destination, Easyvoyage's weather tool gives … Daytime temperatures usually reach 22°C in Warsaw, Poland in June, falling to 12°C at night. The thin dotted line is the corresponding average liquid-equivalent snowfall. For reference, on July 25, the hottest day of the year, temperatures in Warsaw typically range from 58Â°F to 76Â°F, while on January 17, the coldest day of the year, they range from 24Â°F to 33Â°F. To show variation within the month and not just the monthly total, we show the rainfall accumulated over a sliding 31-day period centered around each day. Weather in Gdansk in June 2020. The estimated value at Warsaw is computed as the weighted average of the individual contributions from each station, with weights proportional to the inverse of the distance between Warsaw and a given station. Krakow is a city in southern Poland. There are 3 weather stations near enough to contribute to our estimation of the temperature and dew point in Warsaw. Summer in Poland is moderately warm weather, which is characterized by periodic precipitation. We further caution that our travel scores are only as good as the data that underpin them, that weather conditions at any given location and time are unpredictable and variable, and that the definition of the scores reflects a particular set of preferences that may not agree with those of any particular reader. Rain and depressions that come from the North Sea hardly reach Poland. The wind experienced at any given location is highly dependent on local topography and other factors, and instantaneous wind speed and direction vary more widely than hourly averages. from US$88.74* Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum Guided Tour from Krakow. For reference, on November 28, the cloudiest day of the year, the chance of overcast or mostly cloudy conditions is 73%, while on August 11, the clearest day of the year, the chance of clear, mostly clear, or partly cloudy skies is 58%. Related: What are the most popular tours in Krakow? Africa Asia Aus & Pacific Europe Latin America N America S America Mid East. Krakow weather in July is mostly mild and pleasant, but you should prepare for the rain too. First stop is Warsaw, then Krakow, then Zakopane, and a short trip to Prague thereafter. For reference, on July 25, the hottest day of the year, temperatures in Warsaw typically range from 58°F to 76°F, while on January 17, the … 3. Shortwave radiation includes visible light and ultraviolet radiation. Get the monthly weather forecast for Warsaw, Masovia, Poland, including daily high/low, historical averages, to help you plan ahead. Poland is one of the driest countries in Europe. Throughout June, 69.8mm (2.7") of precipitation is … June is the most wet month of the year. The chance that a given day will be muggy in Warsaw is gradually increasing during June, rising from 1% to 3% over the course of the month. Months with least sunshine are January and December (Average sunshine: 1). More about our weather records Warsaw Weather History for the Previous 24 Hours Show weather for: Previous 24 hours February 2, 2021 February 1, 2021 January 31, 2021 January 30, 2021 January 29, 2021 January 28, 2021 January 27, 2021 January 26, 2021 January 25, 2021 January 24, 2021 January 23, 2021 January 22, 2021 January 21, 2021 January 20, 2021 … The average daily incident shortwave solar energy in Warsaw is essentially constant during June, remaining within 0.1 kWh of 6.3 kWh throughout. In reality, you cannnot count on that unless you enjoy being disappointed. Weather data is prone to errors, outages, and other defects. The horizontal axis is the day, the vertical axis is the hour of the day, and the colored areas indicate when the moon is above the horizon. The month with the lowest UV index is December (UV index 0). The clearest day of the month is June 27, with clear, mostly clear, or partly cloudy conditions 56% of the time. The daily average high (red line) and low (blue line) temperature, with 25th to 75th and 10th to 90th percentile bands. Take a look at the seven-day weather forecast for the principal cities inPoland. As you will see, June is almost as wet as July and August (but it's not as wet as rainy season in India or Singapore!). June is the most wet month of the year. Wroclaw Weather June Averages, Poland. The day, twilights (civil, nautical, and astronomical), and night are indicated by the color bands from yellow to gray. Hello. The average growing degree days accumulated over the course of June, with 25th to 75th and 10th to 90th percentile bands. The weather is however pleasantly warm. Related: What are the most popular tours in Krakow? 51 helpful votes. The topography within 2 miles of Warsaw contains only modest variations in elevation, with a maximum elevation change of 200 feet and an average elevation above sea level of 337 feet. Summer in Poland starts in June and is typically the warmest and brightest season of the year. Months with most sunshine are June and July (Average sunshine: 8h). Get the monthly weather forecast for Zakopane, Lesser Poland, Poland, including daily high/low, historical averages, to help you plan ahead. Among our chosen destinations (see below), the average temperatures you'll face in June would be between 12.3°C and 22.0°C, with exceptional possible peaks as low as 3°C and high as 35°C as observed in previous years. Accurate Weather Forecast for June 2020 in Boleslawiec, Poland >> Probably better than BBC and AccuWeather! Poland: Seven-day weather forecast. The average minimum temperature (usually the minimum temperature is noted during the night) in Warsaw in June is 11.0°C (51.8°F). The latest sunrise of the month in Warsaw is 4:20 AM on June 1 and the earliest sunrise is 7 minutes earlier at 4:13 AM on June 17. 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Top 8 Landlord Legal Responsibilities in Idaho
How to stay out of legal trouble with your tenants in Idaho. Here's how.
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Successful property managers in Idaho know the importance of staying on top of landlord-tenant law. They choose tenants in a nondiscriminatory way, maintain their rental properties, and follow state rules on the return of security deposits. Less successful landlords too often fail to comply with their legal responsibilities, with the result that many end up spending a great deal of time and money dealing with tenant disputes and lawsuits.
Here are top ways to follow the law and stay out of legal trouble in Idaho.
1. Comply With Anti-Discrimination Laws
2. Follow State Rent Rules
All landlords want their tenants to pay rent on time and without hassle. If you need to raise the rent or evict a tenant who hasn't paid rent, you'll want to be sure you comply with the specific rules and procedures in Idaho. State law regulates several rent-related issues, such as how much time (three days in Idaho) a tenant has to pay rent or move before a landlord can file for eviction. For details, see Idaho Termination for Nonpayment of Rent and Other Rent Rules.
3. Meet State Security Deposit Limits and Return Rules
Security deposits are among the biggest sources of dispute between landlords and tenants. To avoid problems, be sure you know state rules, such as when the deposit must be returned (21 days after the tenant moves out, or up to 30 days if both landlord and tenant agree). Using a landlord-tenant checklist when a tenant moves in (and moves out of) a rental, and sending a written security deposit itemization when the tenant leaves will go a long way in avoiding disputes.
4. Provide Habitable Housing
You are legally required to keep rental premises livable in Idaho, under a legal doctrine called the "implied warranty of habitability." If you don't take care of important repairs, such as a broken heater, tenants in Idaho may have pursue various options, such as moving out.
5. Prepare a Legal Written Lease or Rental Agreement
6. Make Legally Required Lead Paint Disclosures
Landlords must comply with required federal disclosures regarding lead-based paint on the property, or face hefty financial penalties.
7. Follow Exact Procedures for Terminating a Tenancy or Evicting a Tenant
State laws specify when and how a landlord may terminate a tenancy. Failure to follow the legal rules may result in delays (sometimes extensive) in terminating a tenancy. Idaho laws are very specific as to the amount and type of termination notice--for example, depending on the situation, such as the type of lease violation, a landlord must give a tenant three days' notice before the landlord can file for eviction. See State Laws on Unconditional Quit Terminations and State Laws on Termination for Violation of Lease for more information on these types of termination notices in Idaho.
8. Take Advantage of Legal Resources Available to Landlords


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John Morris Industrial supplies the Larson Davis Model 831, a Class 1 handheld sound level meter with exceedance-based logging analysis (ELA) for community noise assessment.
Model 831 features a small, lightweight ergonomic design; real-time 1/1 and 1/3 octave spectra, and comes standard with a 120 dB dynamic range. Ten customisable markers are provided to annotate time history data. The sound level meter also has audio and voice recording with replay, supported by up to 2 GB of on-board memory and optional USB 2.0 data stick.
For unattended noise monitoring, its event-based logging routines process data on-board to provide time/date, duration, average and max/min sound levels, frequency spectra, time history records of selected sound levels and even digital sound recordings for each event. The routines are specifically designed to save the user time in downloading and post-processing massive amounts of unprocessed sampled data.
For optimal digital communication, the Model 831 provides a USB 2.0 port to communicate with a PC for instrument control and downloading data. In addition, using native support for TCP/IP and built-in USB host port, the 831 can interface directly with GPRS and ethernet devices for simple Internet connectivity. The unit features one-hand operation, and has an easy-to-read backlit display, whether in direct sunlight or in a dark factory environment. Plus, when used with a PC, the USB cable provides instrument power and recharges batteries, much like an MP3 player.
A full line of accessories is available including software, sound level calibrators, outdoor microphones systems with electrostatic actuators, weatherproof enclosures for short and long-term monitoring and a variety of tripods and tilt-down poles.
About John Morris Industrial
As providers of complete solutions for noise and vibration measurement and analysis, John Morris Industrial partners with the region's leading engineers and scientists to deliver solutions for the measurement of acceleration, force, load, pressure, shock, strain, torque, noise and vibration. John Morris Group has a proud family heritage spanning almost 60 years. We specialise in the supply, installation and servicing of technical instrumentation and consumables covering diverse industry sectors throughout Australia, New Zealand and the South Pacific region.
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EMANCIPATION OF PERILOUS LEACHATE'S FORAY IN A CITY ENVIRONMENT: EXAMPLE FROM ILLEGAL WASTE DUMP SITES IN KUBWA-ABUJA, NIGERIA.
Abstract:Cities in Nigeria face with problems of solid waste on illegal dump-site that could encourage poor sanitary conditions and unhygienic standard. This study examines the perilous impact of leachate's foray in Kubwa-Abuja, with the purpose to enlightening city inhabitants from dumping refuse indiscriminately on unauthorized sites which may proactively have composite consequences around dump-sites. Kubwa-Abuja has three prominent illegal dumpsites which were designated into zones. the three zones are within residential houses of; 100-300 meters radials from the dumpsites. Data for the study were obtained from primary and secondary sources. The primary source employed the administration of 200 questionnaires each to selected household members in the three designated zones and oral interview were conducted to random selected public members and the refuse control agencies in as to obtain information about impacts incursion of the unauthorized dumpsites in the area. Other source reveals the related literature on the work. Correlation was used to analysis the hypotheses set. Results show significant differences as residents' susceptibility to health related diseases and effect of leachate from dumpsites to the nearby water. Policy measures are suggested on how best to curtail the impact of illegal dumpsites on the city environment.

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text: This paper experimentally evaluates continuum deformation cooperative control for the first time. Theoretical results are expanded to place a bounding triangle on the leader-follower system such that the team is contained despite nontrivial tracking error. Flight tests were conducted with custom quadrotors running a modified version of ArduPilot on a BeagleBone Blue in M-Air, an outdoor netted flight facility. Motion capture and an onboard inertial measurement unit were used for state estimation. Position error was characterized in single vehicle tests using quintic spline trajectories and different reference velocities. Five-quadrotor leader trajectories were generated, and followers executed the continuum deformation control law in-flight. Flight tests successfully demonstrated continuum deformation; future work in characterizing error propagation from leaders to followers is discussed.


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Cameroon Giant Fire Millipede (Pelmatojulus excisus)
Mohamed bin Zayed Species project number 180514904
Distribution, Ecology and Conservation status of two endemic giant millipedes (Diplopoda: Spirobolida; Spirostreptida) in Cameroon rainforest.
In order to assess the threats on giant millipedes and to prepare an effective management plan that will help to reduce or stop anthropogenic pressure on their habitat, it is important to monitor the trend of their distribution in regard to the anthropic impact on the vegetation. This study will highly contribute to the conservation of threatened Cameroonian millipedes in general and the Cameroon giant endemics in particular The study has the following specific objectives: - Identify the status and repartition of the target threatened and endemic species; - Identify the most important and threatened habitat of these species - obtain new data on the ecology and habitat use of each millipede species; - develop conservation measures that could be implemented to conserve these threatened species and their habitats
Project 180514904 location - Cameroon, Africa


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Marcel-François Richard (_PHONE_)
Marcel-François Richard was born in Saint-Louis-de-Kent, New Brunswick. He was ordained priest in 1870 and played a key role in the development of Acadian identity. Early in his career, he was concerned with educating young Acadians in French. Richard was also interested in the agricultural aspect of colonization for Acadians in New Brunswick and was active in the colonization of the parishes of Acadieville and Rogersville in southeastern New Brunswick. He is considered the founder of these two parishes, where he also participated in the construction of schools and churches. Marcel-François Richard is responsible for many decisions regarding the national symbols that were chosen during the Acadian National Conventions of 1881 and 1884. He is behind the references to the Catholic religion in the symbols, such as the star on the tricolour flag and the national holiday (the feast of Our Lady of the Assumption on August 15). He also promoted Acadian newspapers and fought for the appointment of an Acadian bishop in New Brunswick.

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Florida Wing Deland, FL
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Deland, FL 32721
T-34 Mentor More Info
The Beechcraft Mentor was the brainchild of Walter Beech, who saw the need for a less expensive and easier-to-fly trainer than the North American Texan/SNJ/Harvard, which the Air Force, U.S. Navy and the United Kingdom used for primary training throughout the 1940s. In November of 1946 Beechcraft had received its Approved Type Certificate on the all new Model 35 Beechcraft Bonanza. By the end of 1977, Beechcraft had produced 10,000 of these popular, record setting, V-tailed civil aircraft.
Based in the East Hangar Complex at the DeLand Florida Airport, the Florida Wing of the Commemorative Air Force (CAF) is the only unit of the national CAF organization located in Florida. The mission of the Florida Wing is the education of future generations of Americans to value and support the contributions of military aviation in assuring our nation's freedom.
The Florida Wing maintains a flying T-34 Navy Trainer as part of the CAF's national fleet of flyable vintage aircraft. Volunteers at the Wing are responsible for maintaining, flying and exhibiting the airplane.
Housed in the Wing's aircraft hangar, the Robbins Memorial Library/Museum Collection includes aviation memorabilia and a library of aviation-related books, tapes, historic movies, oral histories and photos.
The Wing has established Educational Outreach Programs available to area groups and organizations. Programs are tailored to the interests of specific groups and may include presentations, library/museum tours, hangar tours and/or aircraft exhibits.
The Wing holds "workdays", open to members and non-members alike, each Saturday and Wednesday from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM throughout the year. The workdays provide an opportunity for attendees to assist in aircraft maintenance under professional supervision and to assist in hangar maintenance operations. Additionally, during these workday hours, the library and museum collections are available to students, residents and visitors for research.
Florida Wing membership is open to all members of the national CAF organization. Dues for the national organization are $200 annually; Florida Wing membership is $75 per year. Aircraft sponsorships, with flying privileges for qualified individuals, are available to Florida Wing CAF members.
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Date of Award
Document Type
Degree Name
Doctor of Education (Ed.D.)
Educational Administration and Leadership
First Advisor
Delores E. McNair
First Committee Member
Laura Hallberg
Second Committee Member
Maureen Harrington
Women continue to be in the minority in school administration in public schools in the United States, although the majority of teachers are female. The role of assistant principal is the gateway to school administration. The purpose of this study was to describe the essence of the transition from teaching to school administration, the role of a female assistant principal, and the career aspirations of female assistant principals. This study used a phenomenological approach to understand the essence of the transition for the participants. Six women were interviewed using a semi-structured interview protocol to collect data on their experiences transitioning to the role of assistant principal. Using the process of horizonalization, the data were transcribed and analyzed using statements and quotes from the interviews to develop themes common to all participants. Findings revealed that these women continually seek to better themselves, others, and their organizations. They experienced a significant sense of loss as they transitioned to their new role. Lastly, the supports needed by women as they continue in their career as school administrators were uncovered.


text: A water level automatic control system of a landslide physical model test comprises water tanks, a control cabinet and a slope surface information acquisition device. Two water tanks are respectively arranged at the front and at the back of a landslide physical model test frame. Side faces of the two water tanks, which are contacted with a landslide model, are respectively provided with a plurality of groups of water feeding and discharging holes. Bottoms of the water tanks are connected with water inlet pipelines and water outlet pipelines respectively, water pumps and water inlet electromagnetic valves are arranged on the water inlet pipelines, and water outlet electromagnetic valves are arranged on the water outlet pipelines. Liquid level transmitters for monitoring water levels in the water tanks are arranged in two water tanks, the control cabinet is respectively connected with all the liquid level transmitters, the water pumps, the water inlet electromagnetic valves and the water outlet valves and used for receiving water level signals and controlling opening and closing of the water pumps and the electromagnetic valves, and the slope surface information acquisition device is arranged above the water tank arranged at the front of the landslide physical model test frame. The water level automatic control system of the landslide physical model test can monitor parameters of landslide surface displacement and the like under the condition of stored water level variation precisely and comprehensively and provide an important basis for landslide stability studies.


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Superthrive Bonsai Vitamins & Hormones
Superthrive has been around since 1940. It actually won the World Fair Science-Medal. Full of vitamins and hormones that plants (and bonsai) love. It is commonly used on bonsai during re-potting to promote root growth and reduce stress. Many bonsai practitioners also use it as a foliage spray to bring their trees to the next level by introducing vitamins to the foliage.
Superthrive is used in addition to bonsai fertilizer for the ultimate in healthy plants.


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Hobey, William D.
Faculty Advisor
Rulfs, Jill
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Effects of Phosphorylation on Ethanol Action in Large Conductance Calcium-Activated Potassium Channels: Studying the biological basis of ethanol addiction in the context of the nervous system can help elucidate the mechanism of alcohol addiction. Ethanol consumption causes various physiological responses such as affecting the gating of the large conductance calcium-activated potassium (BK) channels. Molecular biology and electrophysiological techniques were used to address the role of phosphorylation on ethanol modulation of the BK channel.
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Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Date Accepted
January 2001
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Biology
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Biochemistry
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Restricted-WPI community only
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A 16 6.24kW solar PV panels array, air source heat pump and battery storage full renewable installation in Porthleven.
Following an initial consultation, GreenGenUK was tasked to design another sustainable energy solution, our recent collaboration with the homeowner integrated a comprehensive solar, air source heat pump and battery storage system. This case study delves into the seamless integration of these renewable technologies, showcasing not only the environmental benefits but also the economic advantages.
The installation included:
16 x 390w JA Solar black framed panels
1 x 3.6kW GivEnergy hybrid inverter
1 x 9.5Wh GivEnergy solar battery
Schletter concrete tile mounting system
1 x 210l Horizontal Unvented DHW Cylinder
After discussion, the 16 solar panel array was strategically positioned on the east-to-west facing roof to harness maximum sunlight throughout the day, converting it into clean electricity to power the residence. Complementing this, the air source heat pump efficiently taps into the ambient heat from the air, providing both heating and hot water needs. To optimise energy utilisation a state-of-the-art hybrid battery storage system has been installed, allowing excess energy generated during peak sunlight hours to be stored for later use. This system design not only ensures a reliable and renewable energy supply but also contributes to a reduced carbon footprint, a showcase to environmentally conscious living.
The Givenergy hybrid battery storage unit uses the same inverter as the solar panel array, being able to use the same battery not only optimises the current converted energy but also allows you to add to the storage system over time making it a future-proof option. With fewer components on installation, this hybrid battery is cost-effective and space-saving.
In this inclusive installation, we also have the Mitsubishi Air Source Heat Pump, this amazing technology increases your comfort of living, lowers your carbon footprint, reduces your heating bills and this homeowner is already experiencing these benefits with her most recent energy statement!
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This case study serves as a testament to the benefits of investing in renewable energy, paving the way for a greener and more sustainable future. With the Boiler Upgrade Scheme also available, making the shift towards sustainable energy alternatives has never been easier.
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the smallest and easternmost of the Greater Antilles in the Caribbean
a self-governing commonwealth associated with the United States occupying the island of Puerto Rico
(Lexicography) Abbreviation of Provençal (the language).
Find another word for puerto-rico. In this page you can discover 3 synonyms, antonyms, idiomatic expressions, and related words for puerto-rico, like: porto rico, Commonwealth of Puerto Rico and pr.


Dodge Ram's Third Brake Light Working
Why Isn't My Dodge Ram's Third Brake Light Working?
The third brake light in your Dodge Ram alerts the drivers behind you that you are going to hit the brakes. This reduces the chances of rear-end collisions by 4.3 percent. Therefore, fixing the light as soon as possible is crucial if you notice that the light isn't functioning correctly.
So, why is your Dodge Ram's third brake light not working? Your car's third brake light can fail to work due to several reasons, such as:
 - A burnt-out bulb
 - Damaged bulb socket
 - A Blown fuse (15 amp)
 - Cracked wires
 - Corroded connectors
 - Disconnected ground wires
In this article, we will help you identify why your Dodge Ram's third brake light might not be working. We will also discuss how to diagnose this issue and fix it. Let's start!
How Does The Third Brake Light Work In Your Dodge Ram?
The third brake light is known as the "center high mount stop lamp" and is located above the window at the back of your Dodge Ram. It is placed higher than other brake lights and wired to the same brake light switch.
How Does The Third Brake Light Work In Your Dodge Ram
The third brake light illuminates every time you step on the brake pedal. This added light makes your truck more visible on the road. Additionally, it alerts the driver behind you that you are slowing down or coming to a stop.
Dodge Ram Third Brake Light Not Working: Potential Causes
Dodge Ram Third Brake Light Not Working
There could be multiple reasons why the third brake light on your Dodge Ram is not functioning. They include,
1. A Malfunctioning Light Bulb
The filament wire inside your third brake light burns out, and electric current cannot flow through the circuit. This means that the third brake light won't illuminate when you step on the brake pedal.
Solution
To fix this issue, you should replace the damaged bulb with a new one.
2. Installation Of New LED Bulbs
Many Dodge Ram owners faced issues with the third brake light when they tried changing their normal brake light bulbs to LED lights. This happens because LED lights and regular lights don't work the same way.
When you change to LEDs, they use less power than regular bulbs. Because of this, your car might think the LED bulb is burnt out even though it's not. This can confuse the system and cause the third brake light to malfunction.
Dodge Ram Installation Of New LED Bulbs
Solutions
To avoid this issue, you can add resistors to the LED bulbs. The resistors will allow the LED bulbs to function like the previous light bulbs in your vehicle.
3. Cracked Wires
The third brake light in your Dodge Ram is connected to your truck's electrical system using a wiring harness. This harness contains wires that transmit signals from the brake pedal to the light bulb. And this causes the high-mount stop lamp to light up when you hit the brakes.
But, if one of these wires gets damaged or cracked, it can cause the circuit to break and stop the electricity flow.
Solutions
 1. You should carefully repair them by removing the damaged parts and joining the wires back together.
 2. After that, wrap up the fixed parts using electrical tape to protect them.
 3. Additionally, you should attach the wires correctly in their appropriate places because a poor connection can also prevent the brake light from working properly.
4. Blown Fuse
The fuse panel in your automobile has a 15A fuse specifically for the third brake light. If the 15 amp fuse blows, the flow of electricity to the third brake light will be interrupted. This indicates that the circuit is not complete, and when you press the brake pedal, the light won't receive power to turn on.
Dodge Ram Blown Fuse
Solutions
If you want to solve this problem, you should check the brake light fuse. If it has blown, you have to remove the damaged fuse and replace it with a new one that has the same size and ampere rating.
Read: Brake Light Vs Tail Light: Differences You Should Know
5. A Short Circuit In The Brake Light System
When two electrical points that are not supposed to be connected touch, it causes a short circuit. If a short circuit happens in the brake light system, the electrical current will not flow through the usual wires to the third brake light.
As a result, the electric current won't reach the third brake light and it won't light up.
Solutions
You need to examine the wires around the brake light. Check if anything is out of place or touching incorrectly. If you find anything like that, you should separate the wires and cover them with tape so they don't touch again.
6. Faulty Brake Light Switch
In most cases, the brake light switch is close to your Dodge Ram's brake pedal. When you put pressure on the brake pedal, the brake switch sends an electrical signal to the brake light. Thus, the third brake light turns on.
However, if you have a faulty brake light switch, it could cause the third brake light to stop working. Thus, you should use a multimeter to check if it operates appropriately.
Dodge Ram Faulty Brake Light Switch
Solutions
In case it does not work correctly, you must replace it with a new one. You should take your car to a local mechanic to change the faulty brake light switch.
7. Disconnected Ground Wire
A disconnected ground wire in your truck will stop the third brake light from working properly. This is because the ground wire completes the circuit, allowing electricity to flow to the brake light when pressing the brake pedal.
A disconnected ground wire could also lead to voltage fluctuations. Therefore, you might notice the brake lights flickering randomly.
Solutions
To resolve this problem, you need to take off the light cover and look for the wire that is not connected. Once you have found it, use a wire stripper to remove the insulation from the end of the wire and connect it back to the electrical system.
You can watch this YouTube video to learn how to fix a disconnected ground wire.
How To Replace A Defective Third Brake Light In Your Dodge Ram?
If you want to replace the third brake light in your truck, check out the instructions we have provided below.
 - Step 1: You will need to purchase a new bulb and a screwdriver.
 - Step 2: Then, open the back door or tailgate of your truck.
 - Step 3: You need to find and remove the screws on the inside edge of the tailgate that holds the third brake light in place.
 - Step 4: Take the screwdriver and gently remove the screws.
 - Step 5: Remove the old bulb by twisting it clockwise.
 - Step 6: Take that fresh bulb and slide it into the socket. Make sure the bulb fits tightly in the socket.
 - Step 7: After that, put the third brake light back in its original position and reattach the screws.
 - Step 8: Now, close the tailgate, sit on the driver's seat, and press the brake pedal to ensure the third brake light is working correctly.
For more information, you can watch this YouTube video.
What Is The Significance Of The Third Brake Light In Your Car?
A psychologist named John Voevodsky conducted a study in 1974 to evaluate the effectiveness of third brake lights in vehicles. He discovered that cars that had the third brake light experienced 60.6% fewer rear-end accidents compared to those without it.
Read: Jeep Gladiator 3rd Brake Light Not Working
Therefore, starting in 1986, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration made it compulsory for all newly manufactured vehicles to have a third brake light.
As per a report in Deseret News, installing this brake light has helped prevent 92,000 car crashes per year and lowered the number of rear-end crashes by 4.3%.
What Is The Significance Of The Third Brake Light In Your Car
Furthermore, studies have revealed that most car accidents occur due to the following reasons:
 - The driver's inattentiveness
 - The driver's incorrect response
 - Delayed reaction time
 - Tailing other vehicles too closely
 - Distracted driving habits.
In light of this, researchers discovered that flashing the third brake light can improve the driver's reaction time and help prevent car accidents. They found that flashing the third brake light at a rate of 7 times per second can reduce brake reaction time by 323.42 milliseconds.
When Does The Third Brake Light In Your Dodge Ram Work Best?
A research study found that the third brake light is most effective in simpler accident situations. Below, we have listed the specific scenarios when the third brake light works the best.
 - The third brake light works better during daytime accidents than at nighttime accidents.
 - The center high-mount stop lamp works better in locations without traffic signals compared to locations with them.
 - Since 1989, the third brake light has been more effective at preventing crashes involving only two cars than crashes with multiple cars.
 - The light works better on wet roads compared to dry roads.
 - It is more effective when the driver maintains a complete focus on the road and avoids getting distracted by traffic.
When Does The Third Brake Light In Your Dodge Ram Work Best
While Dodge Ram owners have encountered their share of third brake light issues, they're not isolated in this experience. Chevrolet Tahoe drivers have also expressed concerns with the Tahoe third brake light not functioning as expected. Additionally, some motorists face even more complex problems, where multiple indicators are at fault. An example of this is when both the brake light and ABS light illuminate while the speedometer fails to work. By understanding these varying issues, vehicle owners can better prepare for potential challenges and know where to seek solutions
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RefLaw Primer: Alienage
March 18, 2021
Elisabeth Brennen
Third-year student at the University of Michigan Law School
What is the element?
The alienage element of the refugee definition requires that a refugee be outside of their own country in order to qualify as a Convention refugee.[1]
Where in the Convention is this element found?
The alienage requirement is found in the 1951 Refugee Convention's Article 1(A)(2), which defines the term "refugee." The relevant portion of the definition is that a "refugee" is someone who:
The portion of the definition requiring a refugee's alienage is reflected in the bolded text above; that is, a refugee must be "outside the country of his nationality."
What does it mean, practically speaking?
The requirement means that a refugee must leave their country of nationality or habitual residence in order to meet the Convention's definition. This requirement is a threshold question – one could have a well-founded fear of persecution for Convention reasons, but so long as they are still within their country of nationality, they do not qualify as refugees.
In order for a person to qualify as a Convention refugee, and thus access the rights therein, they must leave their country of nationality. Someone who is displaced within their own country is called an "internally displaced person" (IDP), and they do not have access to the rights conferred by the Refugee Convention (though they are of humanitarian concern, addressed by other treaties).[3]
Why does this element exist? What were the legal and policy rationales at the time of drafting?
When the Refugee Convention was drafted, the treaty had a specific goal: to assist people who were outside of their own country and thus were suffering because they lacked governmental protections.[4] There were several justifications for taking this limited approach.
From a pragmatic perspective, the drafters were focused on those outside their own country because IDPs required a more sustained commitment than was available to the international community at the time.[5] States were also concerned that, if IDPs were brought into the sphere of the Refugee Convention's protections, states with many IDPs might shift the responsibility of caring for their own population onto the international community, rather than caring for their own citizenry themselves.[6]
Furthermore, the ability of the international community to intervene on behalf of IDPs raised questions of sovereignty – the principle in international law that states have supreme authority within their own territory.[7] That is, although it was becoming increasingly accepted that the global community had a "legitimate right to set standards and scrutinize human rights records, it was unthinkable that refugee law would authorize intrusion into the territory of a state to protect citizens from their own government."[8]
Finally, many of the rights conferred to refugees by the Refugee Convention are only relevant to those outside their own country. One of the most important protections, for example, is protection against refoulement – the right of refugees to not be sent back to their country of origin if to do so would be dangerous.[9] Of course, someone who has never left their country in the first place cannot be returned to it; they are already there. Many of the other rights conferred are also of specific utility only to those who are outside their own country.[10] The alienage requirement thus "ensures a match between the beneficiary class and the remedy provided by the Convention."[11]
What are the continued legal rationales?
The legal rationales behind the alienage requirement at the time of drafting remain salient today. It is still the case that the Refugee Convention is an instrument designed to address a particular subset of people. Though the 1967 Protocol relating to the Status of Refugees expanded the geographical and temporal scope of the Convention's application,[12] it did not amend or rescind the alienage requirement.
Concerns about sovereignty are still relevant, though perhaps less so. States have adopted many commitments to aid IDPs and several international organizations, including the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), have mandates inclusive of internally displaced persons.[13] However, the consensus on the part of states remains that the Refugee Convention's alienage requirement remains proper and that new and different legal regimes are better suited for handling the humanitarian problem of IDPs.
What are the primary legal debates surrounding the element, if they exist?
The alienage requirement is not widely debated as such. There is some scholarly debate around the prospect of expanding the definition of "refugee" to be more inclusive of IDPs,[14] but these scholars appear to be in the minority. The broad consensus among policymakers and scholars is that the alienage requirement is still a useful and necessary requirement for refugee status.
Many of the more practical debates about alienage – those that play out in courtrooms on behalf of refugees – have to do with "in between" locations, ascertaining the relevant country of reference, and other factual and legal questions. For instance, would seeking asylum in another country's embassy in the refugee's home country count as meeting the alienage requirement? What about airport immigration zones? On an airplane over international waters? What about those who are "stateless" and lack a formal nationality; how do we address the alienage requirement in their case? Each of these questions has been litigated extensively.
Emily Harris' piece "Replacing a Good Faith Approach with a Well-Founded Fear Approach," addresses one of these debates. Her piece focuses on claims from refugees sur place – those who meet the alienage requirement but left their country of origin before their fear of persecution arose. Examples of refugees sur place include people outside of their country studying or working abroad, even tourists, whose countries become dangerous for them to return to while they're gone.
These claims can arise organically, for example if civil war breaks out while they happen to be abroad. But they can also happen because of deliberate actions taken by the refugees themselves, for instance if a person leaves their country of origin and publishes an op-ed critiquing their country's government and subsequently faces persecution if they return. The category of refugees sur place has been controversial. Some commentators and courts believe that the category invites manipulation. Others argue that, so long as the refugee has reason to fear persecution in their home country, the reason that fear arises is irrelevant to the legitimacy of their claim.
[1] James C. Hathaway & Michelle Foster, The Law of Refugee Status17 (2d ed. 2014).
[2] Convention relating to the Status of Refugees, adopted Jul. 28, 1951, entered into force Apr. 22, 1954, 189 UNTS 137 ("Refugee Convention" or "Convention", at Art. 1(A)(2).
[3] Hathaway & Foster, supra note 1, at 17.
[4] Hathaway & Foster, supra note 1, at 17.
[5] Hathaway & Foster, supra note 1, at 17.
[6] See Hathaway & Foster, supra note 1, at 18.
[7] Samantha Besson, Sovereignty, P1 (2011), Max Planck Encyclopedias of International Law.
[8] Hathaway & Foster, supra note 1, at 18.
[9] Hathaway & Foster, supra note 1, at 21.
[10] For instance, Refugee Convention Article 34 requires that the host-state provide a pathway to naturalization for the refugee. Were the refugee to remain in their state of origin, this right would be redundant.
[11] Hathaway & Foster, supra note 1, at 21-22.
[12] Protocol relating to the Status of Refugees, adopted Jan. 31, 1967, entered into force Oct. 4, 1967, 606 UNTS 267 ("Refugee Protocol"), at Art. 1(2)-(3).
[13] Hathaway & Foster, supra note 1, at 18.
[14] See, e.g. Eilidh Beaton, Against the Alienage Condition for Refugeehood, 39 Law and Philosophy 147-176 (2020).
Suggested citation: Elisabeth Brennen, RefLaw Primer: Alienage, RefLaw (March 18, 2021),
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Learn facts about the Atheris Hispida, also known as the hairy or spiny bush viper!***See more on ATHERIS HISPIDA below***
Are you looking for information on the hairy bush viper (Atheris hispida)? Do you want to find out more about its specific features and habitat? How can you be sure to spot Atheris hispida when you see it?
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There are different types of bush vipers, and Atheris hispida is also one, but with its uniqueness. If you are interested in knowing about its behaviour, the way it looks, and some easy signs that can help you spot this particular type of snake, then this article can help.
Today we are taking a look at various details about Atheris hispida, such as its scientific and common names, its population, where it is found, and also some of its characteristics that you may find interesting. Also, read the signs that can help you spot it easily, even when you watch it on screen.
What is its scientific name?
Atheris hispida is a type of viper species that is extremely venomous. The scientific name of the hairy viper is Atheris Hispida.
By what other names is Atheris hispida also known?
This viper is also more commonly known by a few other names such as the following:
 - The spiny bush viper
 - The rough scaled tree viper
 - The blue bush viper
 - The African hairy viper
 - The rough scaled bush viper
 - The prickly bush viper
One interesting fact is that researchers who specifically work on this bush viper say that it is best to avoid the common name hairy viper while referring to Atheris hispida. This is because using this name can create confusion with another type of snake, which is known as the Atheris hirsuta.
Are there different types or species of Atheris hispida?
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As of yet, there are no known subspecies of Atheris hispida that are recognized.
How big or small is the current total population of Atheris hispida?
While the exact population status of Atheris hispida is not known, it does not fall under the conservation concern category.
Where are Atheris hispida typically found?
Atheris hispida typically live in the forest areas, where they use their scales to help them in climb up on the reeds and stalks. This viper likes to spend time on the top of the plants, and more preferably, in the flowers and the leaves of the plants.
 - The hairy African bush viper is specifically found regions of Central Africa such as the DR Congo, west Kenya and south-west Uganda.
 - To be more specific, Atheris hispida can be found in areas such as the Kivu and the Orientale Provinces in the DR Congo, the southeastern Ruwenzori region in Uganda and the Kakamega Forest located in western Kenya.
What does Atheris hispida look like?
 - This bush viper has a short snout on the head which is more pronounced in the males than in the females.
 - The head and neck of this viper are covered with some of the longest scales as compared to the rest of its body.
 - It has large eyes that are surrounded by about anything between 9 and 16 circumorbital scales. These are the scales that are present around the margins of the eyes.
 - There are about 7 to 9 scales that separate the eyes.
 - The nostril of Atheris hispida is shaped like a slit and is separated from the eyes with the help of 2 scales.
 - It has very heavily keeled and overlapping dorsal scales that cover its entire body.
 - As a result, Atheris hispida has a unique shaggy look to its skin and looks almost as if it is bristle.
Are there any distinct movements or features that sets Atheris hispida apart from other snakes?
 1. Atheris hispida makes a strong guttural kind of sound.
 2. Atheris hispida has large dark eyes.
 3. Atheris hispida has an extremely scaly body.
How can you tell for sure that a snake is, in fact, Atheris hispida?
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Here are a few physical signs that can make you identify this bush viper, also known as the Atheris Hispida.
These Vipers have…
 - Dark black and big eyes.
 - A head and entire body covered in scales that look as if they are standing up.
 - Bristle like texture on the skin.
 - Scales, especially on the head and neck, have a darkish colour towards the tip.
These Vipers also…
 - Prefer to stay on tree branches.
 - Are an arboreal and predatory animal that can quietly lie in wait for its prey for long.
While they are not becoming extinct, deforestation does pose a threat to their preferred living habitat. Also, the blue bush viper is extremely rare to find, as it is a rare variety of Atheris Hispida in itself.
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Adjustable Robust Two-Stage Polynomial Optimization with Application to AC Optimal Power Flow
In this work, we consider two-stage polynomial optimization problems under uncertainty. In the first stage, one needs to decide upon the values of a subset of optimization variables (control variables). In the second stage, the uncertainty is revealed, and the rest of optimization variables (state variables) are set up as a solution to a known system of possibly non-linear equations. This type of problem occurs, for instance, in optimization for dynamical systems, such as electric power systems. We combine tools from polynomial and robust optimization to provide a framework for general adjustable robust polynomial optimization problems. In particular, we propose an iterative algorithm to build a sequence of (approximately) robustly feasible solutions with an improving objective value and verify robust feasibility or infeasibility of the resulting solution under a semialgebraic uncertainty set. At each iteration, the algorithm optimizes over a subset of the feasible set and uses affine approximations of the second-stage equations while preserving the non-linearity of other constraints. The algorithm allows for additional simplifications in case of possibly non-convex quadratic problems under ellipsoidal uncertainty. We implement our approach for AC Optimal Power Flow and demonstrate the performance of our proposed method on Matpower instances.
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Sometimes after an accept method has read some input from the user, it may be necessary to insert a modified version of that input back into the input buffer. The following two functions can be used to modify the input buffer:
Arguments: stream new-input
start end buffer-start rescan
Summary: Replaces the part of the input editing stream stream's input buffer that extends from buffer-start to its scan pointer with the string new-input. buffer-start defaults to the current input position of stream. start and end can be supplied to specify a subsequence of new-input ; start defaults to 0 and end defaults to the length of new-input.
replace-input queues a rescan by calling queue-rescan if the new input does not match the old output, or if rescan is t.
The returned value is the position in the input buffer.
Arguments: stream object type view
buffer-start rescan query-identifier for-context-type
Summary: Like replace-input, except that the new input to insert into the input buffer is obtained by presenting the object object with the presentation type type and view view. buffer-start and rescan are as for replace-input, query-identifier is as for accept, and for-context-type is as for present.
If the object does not have a readable representation (in the Lisp sense), presentation-replace-input may create an "accept result" to represent the object and insert it into the input buffer. For the purposes of input editing, "accept results" must be treated as a single input gesture.
The following two functions are used to read or write a token (that is, a string):
input-wait-handler pointer-button-press-handler click-only
Summary: Reads characters from the interactive steam stream until it encounters a delimiter, activation, or pointer gesture. Returns the accumulated string that was delimited by the delimiter or activation gesture, leaving the delimiter unread.
If the first character of typed input is a quotation mark (
will ignore delimiter gestures until another quotation mark is seen. When the closing quotation mark is seen,
will proceed as discussed previously.
If the boolean click-only is t, then no keyboard input is allowed. In that case, read-token will simply ignore any typed characters.
input-wait-handler and pointer-button-press-handler are as for stream-read-gesture. Refer to 15.2.1, The Extended Input Stream Protocol for details.
Arguments: token stream
is the opposite of
; given the string token, it writes it to the interactive stream stream. If
and there are any characters in the token that are delimiter gestures (see
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63 listing 11 minerals, of which (at zero production growth) 5 have life expectancy less than oil and 5 more.
- The distinction between reserves and resource base is explained in Tilton (as 14 above) p 62.
- Buchholz et al, as 5 above. Modelling of depreciation is introduced on p 551 and the stated result is on p 553 (case θ = 1 and δ > 0).
- OECD Consumption of Fixed Capital as % of GDP 2013 (latest year available) Total (of OECD countries) 16.5% (_URL_ assumed similar for non-OECD countries.


Bacillus Megaterium
Definition – What is the meaning of Bacillus Magaterium?
Bacillus Megaterium is a rod-like, Gram-positive, mainly aerobic spore forming bacterium found in widely diverse habitats. With a cell length of up to 4 µm and a diameter of 1.5 µm, B. megaterium is amongst the biggest known bacteria. The cells often occur in pairs and chains where the cells are joined together by polysaccharides on the cell walls.
In the 1960s, prior to the development of B. megaterium was the main model organism among Gram-positive bacteria for intensive studies on biochemistry, sporulation and bacteriophages. Recently, its popularity has started increasing in the field of biotechnology for its recombinant protein production capacity.
Bacillus Megaterium explained by Bud Bionics
 1. megateriumgrows at temperatures from 3 °C to 45 °C, with the optimum around 30 °C. Some isolates from an Antarctic geothermal lake were found to grow at temperatures up to 63 °C.[1]
 2. megateriumhas been recognized as an endophyte and is a potential agent for the biocontrol of plant diseases. Nitrogen fixation has been demonstrated in some strains of B. megaterium.
 3. megateriumhas been an important industrial organism for decades. It produces penicillin amid aseused to make synthetic penicillin, various amylases used in the baking industry and glucose dehydrogenase used in glucose blood tests. Further, it is used for the production of pyruvate, vitamin B12, drugs with fungicidal and antiviral properties, etc.[2]It produces enzymes for modifying corticosteroids, as well as several amino acid dehydrogenases.
 4. megateriumis known to produce poly-γ-glutamic acid. The accumulation of the polymer is greatly increased in a saline (2–10% NaCl) environment, in which the polymer comprises largely of L-glutamate(L-isomer content up to 95%).[4] At least one strain of B. megaterium can be considered a halophile, as growth on up to 15% NaCl has been observed.[5]
Gram-stained Bacillus megaterium
Phylogenetically, based on 16S rRNA, B. megaterium is strongly linked with B. flexus, the latter distinguished from B. megaterium a century ago, but only recently confirmed as a different species. B. megaterium has some phenotypic and phylogenetic similarities with pathogens B. anthracis[6] and B. cereus, although itself being relatively harmless.
 1. megateriumis ubiquitous in the environment around us. In addition to being a common soil bacterium and an endophyte, it can be found in various foods (including honey, in which most microorganisms do not grow) and on a variety of surfaces, including clinical specimens, leather, paper, stone etc. It has also been isolated from cow feces, emperor moth caterpillars and greater wax moth frass.[1]
The method of[7] described in[1] can be used to isolate strains of B. megaterium from the soil. The procedure starts with plating 0.1 ml of dilutions of heat-treated soil suspensions on glucose mineral base agar: 10g Glc; 1g (NH4)2SO4 or KNO3; 0.8g K2HPO4; 0.2g KH2PO4; 0.5g MgSO4·7H2O; 0.05g CaSO4·7H2O; 0.01g FeSO4·7H2O; 12g agar; distilled water to 1 litre; adjust pH 7.0. Plates are incubated at 30 °C. White, round, smooth and shiny colonies 1–3 mm in diameter may develop on the nitrate (KNO3) medium in 36–48 hours. However, not all strains can use nitrate, therefore the recommendation to use the ammonium ((NH4)2SO4) medium in parallel. Colonies are detected by their appearance and suspects should be observed microscopically for the typically large cells of this species.
The species was described by de Bary in 1884, who called it Bacillus megaterium, but did not give an etymology.[8] However, some subsequent authors called it B. megatherium assuming the name was incorrectly spelled.[9] This trend continues as many scientists (mainly from the developing world) still use the name B. megatherium,[10][11] sowing confusion. The name B. megaterium is a nominative noun in apposition (see Rule 12 of IBCN[12]) and is formed from the Greek adjective mega, (μέγας, μεγάλη, μέγα) meaning "great",[13] and a second word of unclear etymology. Three hypotheses of the epithet "megaterium" are possible:[9]
 - unintentional orthographic error (unlikely given the fact that de Bary and his students, consistently used the epithet "megaterium"), whereas it should have been megatherium, from therion(θηρίον, meaning "beast"[14]), to mean "great beast".
 - a contraction of "megabacterium" as speculated by Rippel in given the fact that de Bary called the bacterium with the nickname Grosstier or Grossvich
 - stems from teras, teratos(τέρας, τέρατος, a neuter noun meaning omen or wonder or, indirectly, monster,]) which could be interpreted to mean "great monster" (with the Neolatin name being formed incorrectly given that there is no evidence of a Greek third declension noun when converted into Latin becoming a second Latin declention using the nominative stem, which is "ter-" while the other case use the stem "terat-". If were converted into a third decleasion noun it would have been "megateras, -atis").
Consequently, it was decided in the first jouridical opinion of the Bacteriological code that the name should remain "megaterium" given the unclear meaning.
The etymology listed in LPSN is, despite being not quite correction, a fusion of the first and third interpretation Gr. adj. megas, large; Gr. n. teras -atis, monster, beast; N.L. n. megaterium, big beast.
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Few times, actors who have real good experience and great fan base end up making some choices which leave all of us questioning them.
Moreover, what even made the casting directors cast these actors for these roles?
And what is the obsession of making white people play roles of Asians, or any other race. Why can't Hollywood just cast people true to the roles roots?
Here are the most controversial castings that Hollywood has ever done
1. Ben Kingsley In and As Gandhi
Even though Ben Kingsley is of Indian descent played Gandhi. But he obviously is fair and had to wear dark brown face and body make up.
2. Scarlett Johansson In Ghost In The Shell
Scarlett Johansson, a white woman was roped in for the role of Motoko Kusanagi who actually a Japanese character
3. Jared Leto In Dallas Buyers Club
Jared Leto a cisgender man played Rayon, a trans woman . Why didn't they just hire a trans woman?
4. Elizabeth Taylor In Cleopatra
Hollywood being Hollywood, Elizabeth Taylor a white woman played Cleopatra the queen of Egypt.
5. Emma Stone In Aloha
Emma Stone again a white woman played Captain Allison Ng, a character who had Hawaiian and Chinese decent.
6. Jake Gyllenhaal In Prince of Persia : The Sands Of Time
A white man, Jake Gyllenhaal played Dastan a character who's descended from Persia which is present day Iran. Like why?
7. Laurence Oliver In Othello
Another white man Laurence Oliver played Othello which is a famous black character in Shakespeare's catalogue. He wore a blackface for the role and even adopted a "camp"accent.
8. Nat Wolff In Death Note
Death Note is an amazing series/ manga based in Japan. Of course Hollywood had to make a live adaption and worse to add, they casted a white man aka Nat Wolff to play Light a Japanese character.
9. Angelina Jolie In A Mighty Heart
Another white woman playing the role of an Afro Cuban descent (Marianne Pearl) and she was made to wear darker make up and a kinky wig to set in the look.
10. Jim Sturgess and Kate Bosworth in 21
The movie 21 was based on a true story about MIT Blackjack Team which consisted entirely of all Asian students but two white actors Jim Sturgess and Kate Bosworth were casted for it.
11. Rooney Mara in Pan
Tiger Lily was a Native American character but they cased a white woman Rooney Mara for the same.
12. Zoe Saldana As Nina Simone
Zoe Saldana a woman of Hispanic , Lebanese and Haitian descent played Nina Simone in a biopic. She ended up wearing darker make up and to top it off she also had to wear a nose prosthetic


Does Chalk Have Calcium?
Why is chalk made of calcium?
Chalk is a limestone deposit created as plankton (tiny marine organisms) concentrate calcium in their bodies while living, then leach the calcium out after they die and settle onto ocean floors; over millennia, large deposits are formed, and as the seas recede, chalks deposits remain..
Is Chalk bad for your lungs?
In one sense, the main ingredients of chalk dust are considered to be non-toxic, which simply means they do not pose a threat when ingested. … In short, swallowing a piece of white chalkboard chalk won't kill you, but breathing in chalk dust for a number of years can create or trigger respiratory problems [7].
What is the taste of chalk?
Why is it called railroad chalk?
Is it harmful to eat chalk?
What is the ingredients of chalk?
What is the best chalk to eat?
Is Chalk poisonous to dogs?
What happens if you eat poop?
Can I eat chalk for calcium?
Are Tums and chalk the same thing?
Active ingredient: Calcium carbonate: one tablet of tums has 1,000mg. Calcium carbonate, which is essentially chalk, a tasteless, odorless powder that occurs naturally in limestone, marble and coral.
What happens if we eat ant chalk?
What is the difference between sidewalk chalk and blackboard chalk?
Blackboard chalk, typically used in educational settings, is shorter and thinner than sidewalk chalk. There are several different types of sidewalk chalk, typically coming in solid-colored sticks.
Is lime the same as chalk?
is that chalk is (uncountable) a soft, white, powdery limestone while lime is (chemistry) a general term for inorganic materials containing calcium, usually calcium oxide or calcium hydroxide; quicklime or lime can be a deciduous tree of the genus tilia, especially ; the linden tree, or its wood or lime can be any of …
Is Gypsum same as chalk?
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Chalk RecipeCornstarch.Water.Food Coloring.
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fundamental building blocks and we can proceed with the implementation of the algorithm.
The idea is to have a function that given
 - a key
 - a root interval
 - a list of intervals
it works out the list of notes. In terms of inputs, it seems the above is all we need to correctly work out scales, chords, and - by extension - also harmonizations. Mind that the root interval doesn't have to be part of the list of intervals, that is simply the interval to start from based on the given key.
Giving a note as a starting point is not good enough since some scales simply don't exist for some notes (e.g. G♯ major scale doesn't exist in the major key, and G♭minor scale doesn't exist in any minor key).
Before progressing to the implementation, please consider the following unit tests that should make sense to you:
func test_noteSequence_C_1() {
 let key: Key =.C
 let noteSequence = try! engine.noteSequence(customKey: key.associatedCustomKey,
 intervals: [._1,._2maj,._3maj,._4,._5,._6maj,._7maj])
 let expectedValue: NoteSequence = [.C,.D,.E,.F,.G,.A,.B]
 XCTAssertEqual(noteSequence, expectedValue)
func test_noteSequence_withRoot_C_3maj_majorScaleIntervals() {
 let key = Key.C
 let noteSequence = try! engine.noteSequence(customKey: key.associatedCustomKey,
 rootInterval:._3maj,
 let expectedValue: NoteSequence = [.E,.Fs,.Gs,.A,.B,.Cs,.Ds]
 XCTAssertEqual(noteSequence, expectedValue)
func test_noteSequence_withRoot_Gsmin_3maj_alteredScaleIntervals() {
 let key = Key.Gs_min
 let noteSequence = try! engine.noteSequence(customKey: key.associatedCustomKey,
 rootInterval:._3maj,
 intervals: [._1aug,._2maj,._3dim,._4dim,._5aug,._6dim,._7dim])
 let expectedValue: NoteSequence = [.Bs,.Cs,.Df,.Ef,.Fss,.Gf,.Af]
 XCTAssertEqual(noteSequence, expectedValue)
and here is the implementation. Let's consider a simple case, so it's easier to follow:
 - key = C major
 - root interval = 3maj
 - interval = major scale interval (1, 2maj, 3min, 4, 5, 6maj, 7min)
if you music theory allowed you to understand the above unit tests, you would expect the output to be: E, F♯, G, A, B, C♯, D (which is a Dorian scale).
 1. we start by shifting the notes of the C key to position the 3rd degree (based on the 3maj) as the first element of the array, getting the note sequence E, F, G, A, B, C, D;
 2. here's the first interesting bit: we then get the list of intervals by calculating the number of semitones from the root to any other note in the sequence and working out the corresponding Interval:
 1_perfect, 2_minor, 3_minor, 4_perfect, 5_perfect, 6_minor, 7_minor;
 3. we now have all we need to create a CustomKey which is pretty much a Key (with notes and intervals) but instead of being an enum with pre-defined values, is a struct;
 4. here's the second tricky part: return the notes by mapping the input intervals. Applying to each note in the custom key the accidental needed to match the desired interval. In our case, the only 2 intervals to 'adjust' are the 2nd and the 6th intervals, both minor in the custom key but major in the list of intervals. So we have to apply a sharp accidental to 'correct' them.
👀 I've used force unwraps in these examples for simplicity, the code might already look complex by itself.
class CoreEngine {
 func noteSequence(customKey: CustomKey,
 rootInterval: Interval =._1,
 intervals: [Interval]) throws -> NoteSequence {
 // 1.
 let noteSequence = customKey.shiftedNotes(by:
 let firstNoteInShiftedSequence = noteSequence.first!
 // 2.
 let adjustedIntervals = try noteSequence.enumerated().map {
 try interval(from: firstNoteInShiftedSequence,
 to: $1,
 targetDegree: Degree(rawValue: $0)!)
 // 3.
 let customKey = CustomKey(notes: noteSequence,
 intervals: adjustedIntervals)
 // 4.
 return try {
 let referenceInterval = customKey.firstIntervalWithDegree($!
 let note = customKey.notes[$]
 let accidental = try referenceInterval.type.accidental(to: $0.type)
 return try note.noteByApplyingAccidental(accidental)
It's worth showing the implementation of the methods used above:
private func numberOfSemitones(from sourceNote: Note,
 to targetNote: Note) -> Int {
 let notesGroupedBySameTone: [[Note]] = [
 [.C,.Bs,.Dff],
 [.Cs,.Df,.Bss],
 [.D,.Eff,.Css],
 [.Ds,.Ef,.Fff],
 [.E,.Dss,.Ff],
 [.F,.Es,.Gff],
 [.Fs,.Ess,.Gf],
 [.G,.Fss,.Aff],
 [.Gs,.Af],
 [.A,.Gss,.Bff],
 [.As,.Bf,.Cff],
 [.B,.Cf,.Ass]
 let startIndex = notesGroupedBySameTone.firstIndex { $0.contains(sourceNote)}!
 let endIndex = notesGroupedBySameTone.firstIndex { $0.contains(targetNote)}!
 return endIndex >= startIndex? endIndex - startIndex : (notesGroupedBySameTone.count - startIndex) + endIndex
private func interval(from sourceNote: Note,
 to targetNote: Note,
 targetDegree: Degree) throws -> Interval {
 let semitones = numberOfSemitones(from: sourceNote, to: targetNote)
 let targetType: IntervalType = try {
 switch targetDegree {
 case._1,._8:
 return.perfect
 case._4:
 switch semitones {
 case 4:
 return.diminished
 case 5:
 return.perfect
 case 6:
 return.augmented
 throw CustomError.invalidConfiguration
 case._7:
 switch semitones {
 case 9:
 return.minorMajorDiminished
 case 10:
 return.minor
 case 11:
 return.major
 case 0:
 return.minorMajorAugmented
 throw CustomError.invalidConfiguration
 return Interval(degree: targetDegree, type: targetType)
the Note's noteByApplyingAccidental method:
 let newAccidental = try self.accidental.apply(accidental)
 return Note(naturalNote: naturalNote, accidental: newAccidental)
and the Accidental's apply method:
func apply(_ accidental: Accidental) throws -> Accidental {
 switch (self, accidental) {
 case (.flat,.flatFlatFlat):
 throw CustomError.invalidApplicationOfAccidental
 case (.flat,.flatFlat):
 return.flatFlatFlat
 case (.flat,.flat):
 return.flatFlat
 case (.flat,.natural):
 return.flat
 case (.flat,.sharp):
 return.natural
 case (.flat,.sharpSharp):
 return.sharp
 case (.flat,.sharpSharpSharp):
 return.sharpSharp
 case (.natural,.flatFlatFlat):
 return.flatFlatFlat
 case (.natural,.flatFlat):
 return.flatFlat
 case (.natural,.flat):
 return.flat
 case (.natural,.natural):
 return.natural
 case (.natural,.sharp):
 return.sharp
 case (.natural,.sharpSharp):
 return.sharpSharp
 case (.natural,.sharpSharpSharp):
 return.sharpSharpSharp
With the above engine ready (and 💯﹪ unit tested!), we can now proceed to use it to work out what we ultimately need (scales, chords, and harmonizations).
extension CoreEngine {
 func scale(note: Note, scaleIdentifier: Identifier) throws -> NoteSequence {...}
 func chord(note: Note, chordIdentifier: Identifier) throws -> NoteSequence {...}
 func harmonization(key: Key, harmonizationIdentifier: Identifier) throws -> NoteSequence {...}
 func chordSignatures(note: Note, scaleHarmonizationIdentifier: Identifier) throws -> [ChordSignature] {...}
 func harmonizations(note: Note, scaleHarmonizationIdentifier: Identifier) throws -> [NoteSequence] {...}
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A Geometric B-Spline Over the Triangular Domain
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For modelling curves, B-splines are among the most versatile control schemes. However, scaling this technique to surface patches has proven to be a non-trivial endeavor. While a suitable scheme exists for rectangular patches in the form of tensor product B-splines, techniques involving the triangular domain are much less spectacular. The current cutting edge in triangular B-splines is the DMS-spline. While the resulting surfaces possess high degrees of continuity, the control scheme is awkward and the evaluation is computationally expensive. A more fundamental problem is the construction bears little resemblance to the construction used for the B-Spline. This deficiency leads to the central idea of the thesis; what happens if the simple blending functions found at the heart of the B-Spline construction are used over higher dimension domains? In this thesis I develop a geometric generalization of B-Spline curves over the triangular domain. This construction mimics the control point blending that occurs with uniform B-Splines. The construction preserves the simple control scheme and evaluation of B-Splines, without the immense computational requirements of DMS-splines. The result is a new patch control scheme, the G-Patch, possessing C0 continuity between adjacent patches.


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Badgeyay project is now divided into two parts i.e front-end of Ember JS and back-end with REST-API programmed in Python. One of the challenging job is that, it should support the uncoupled architecture. Now, we have to integrate Heroku deployed API with Github which should auto deploy every Pull Request made to the Development Branch and help in easing the Pull Request review process.
In this blog, I'll be discussing how I have configured Heroku Pipeline to auto deploy every Pull request made to the Development Branch and help in easing the Pull Request review process in Badgeyay in my Pull Request.
First, Let's understand Heroku Pipeline and its features. Then we will move onto configuring the Pipeline file to run auto deploy PR.. Let's get started and understand it step by step.
What is Heroku Pipeline?
A pipeline is a group of Heroku apps that share the same codebase. Each app in a pipeline represents one of the following steps in a continuous delivery workflow:
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- A developer creates a pull request to make a change to the codebase.
- Heroku automatically creates a review app for the pull request, allowing developers to test the change.
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- The Default branch is automatically deployed to staging for further testing.
- When it's ready, the staging app is promoted to production, where the change is available to end users of the app.
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Is it correct to say "the chicken salad made me nauseous," meaning that it made me feel sick to my stomach? My friend says that this would mean that it made me disgusting.
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Association between life stress during pregnancy and infant crying in the first six months postpartum : a prospective longitudinal study
Early human development
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pregnancy, life stress, negative life events, infant fussing and crying, behavior regulation, infancy
OBJECTIVE: To examine prospectively the relationship between prenatal life stress and infant crying/fussing during the first 6 months of postnatal life, taking into account an array of confounders suggested in the literature. DESIGN: Prospective longitudinal study of a convenient sample, with data points in pregnancy and at about 6 weeks, 3, and 6 months postpartum. METHODS: The study included 86 pregnant women who completed a standardized, validated and widely used questionnaire on negative life changes experienced in the preceding 12 months. Women were grouped by median split on the impact score of negative life changes. Demographic, obstetric and lifestyle variables were obtained from preand postnatal interviews and from medical records in order to be taken into account as possible confounders. At all three postnatal data points, mothers kept a validated 5-day 24-h behavior diary to assess durations of infant crying/fussing. RESULTS: Infants of mothers with high scores of negative life changes exhibited more crying/fussing than infants born to mothers with low negative change scores, throughout the first half year postpartum, but particularly at ages 3 and 6 months. These results do not seem to be spurious due to the confounders considered in this report or to recording bias. CONCLUSION: Prenatal life stress is associated with infant crying/fussing in the first half year after delivery. To prevent or reduce infant crying and to foster a well-adapted parent-infant relationship, professionals attending expectant mothers should consider their emotional condition. If required, support should be provided already in pregnancy.


C program to count total number of notes in given amount
Write a C program to accept amount as integer and display total number of notes of Rs. 500, 100, 50, 20, 10, 5, 2, 1. How to count the minimum number of notes required for the given amount in C programming. Program to find minimum number of notes required for the given domination.
Example:
Input amount: 575
Output total number of notes:
500: 1
100: 0
50: 1
20: 1
10: 0
5: 1
2: 0
1: 0
Required knowledge
Basic C programming, If else
Logic to count minimum number of notes
There any many other optimum algorithms to solve the given problem. Here we are using the simplest brute force algorithm to find minimum number of notes required in a given amount. There are basic three steps to solve this problem:
 1. Check if the amount is greater than 500.
 2. Divide the amount by 500 to get maximum number of 500 notes required.
 3. Subtract the amount from the result found in above step * 500.
Repeat the above process for finding minimum number of notes of 200, 100, 50 and so on.
Program to count minimum number of notes
/**
 * C program to count minimum number of notes in an amount
 */

#include <stdio.h>
int main()
{
 int amount;
 int note500, note100, note50, note20, note10, note5, note2, note1;
 note500 = note100 = note50 = note20 = note10 = note5 = note2 = note1 = 0 ;
 /* Reads amount from user */
 printf("Enter amount: ");
 scanf("%d", &amount);
 if(amount >= 500)
 {
 note500 = amount/500;
 amount -= note500 * 500;
 }
 if(amount >= 100)
 {
 note100 = amount/100;
 amount -= note100 * 100;
 }
 if(amount >= 50)
 {
 note50 = amount/50;
 amount -= note50 * 50;
 }
 if(amount >= 20)
 {
 note20 = amount/20;
 amount -= note20 * 20;
 }
 if(amount >= 10)
 {
 note10 = amount/10;
 amount -= note10 * 10;
 }
 if(amount >= 5)
 {
 note5 = amount/5;
 amount -= note5 * 5;
 }
 if(amount >= 2)
 {
 note2 = amount /2;
 amount -= note2 * 2;
 }
 if(amount >= 1)
 {
 note1 = amount;
 }
 printf("Total number of notes = \n");
 printf("500 = %d\n", note500);
 printf("100 = %d\n", note100);
 printf("50 = %d\n", note50);
 printf("20 = %d\n", note20);
 printf("10 = %d\n", note10);
 printf("5 = %d\n", note5);
 printf("2 = %d\n", note2);
 printf("1 = %d\n", note1);
 return 0;
}
Output
Enter amount: 4673
Total number of notes =
500 = 9
100 = 1
50 = 1
20 = 1
10 = 0
5 = 0
2 = 1
1 = 1
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A dispersion-compensation method to remove the cube-size effect from the resolution function of diced analyzer crystals using a position-sensitive two-dimensional pixel detector is presented. For demonstration, a resolution of 23 meV was achieved with a spectrometer based on a 1 m Rowland circle and a diced Si(555) analyzer crystal in a near-backscattering geometry, with a Bragg angle of 88.5°. In this geometry the spectrometer equipped with a traditional position-insensitive detector provides a resolution of 190 meV. The dispersion-compensation method thus allows a substantial increase in the resolving power without any loss of signal intensity.
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Retention of dietary nutrients by fish is a key aspect of aquaculture farm resource-use efficiency. Dietary protein retention is especially important from both an economic (fish fillet production) and environmental (farm effluents) perspective. Dietary protein retention is affected by dietary levels of other macronutrients (lipids and carbohydrates) and possibly by muscle growth dynamics. Our project addresses the interplay between muscle growth dynamics and nutritional requirements in Nile tilapia, a species of high importance to worldwide aquaculture.
The project aims at better understanding the dietary protein-to-energy requirement of Nile tilapia and its relation to muscle growth dynamics. Research questions include:
- Is there an optimal protein-to-energy ratio for Nile tilapia diets?
How do environmental and dietary factors affect muscle growth dynamics in Nile tilapia?
- How are Nile tilapia nutritional requirements affected by muscle growth dynamics?
Meta-analysis, Modelling, Balance feed trials, Histochemistry
Students pursuing BSc/MSc in Aquaculture and Marine Resources Management, Animal Sciences, Biology or related discipline.
Gauthier Konnert (_EMAIL_), PhD candidate, Aquaculture and Fisheries/Experimental Zoology, Wageningen University and Research, Address- Room E1230, Zodiac (building 122), De Elst 1, 6708 WD Wageningen, Tel. +31 (0)317 483307