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Reclaimed water for orange orchards in Sagunto (Valencia, Spain)
4 June, 2050
Sagunto waste water treatment plant
Waste water source
The water originates from the Sagunto wastewater treatment plant.
There are pressurized pipes from the WWTP to the filter plant and water is pumped into a water reservoir (of a volume of 10,000 m3) before it enters the Irrigators communities network. After this water (reclaimed) is into the system, it is mixed with other water sources and kept in 2 water reservoirs.
Orchards with orange trees.
Waste water treatment description
Nutrient removal : Decantation and prolonged aeration
Pesticide removal : none
Disinfection : none
Suspended solids removal : Physical sieves and a degreaser
Other : The wastewater treatment plant involves a primary and secondary treatment as described below. No tertiary treatment or disinfection is provided.
Each day 4,461 m³ of municipal wastewater is treated, which correlates to 8,573 population equivalents.
Extent of the agricultural beneficiaries
The reclaimed water is used for the irrigation of 2,800 hectares, divided over 3,070 farmers.
The total implementation cost was 18 million euros. No information about the cost of the water was provided.
Type of agreement
There is an agreement with the Regional Government of Valencia and with the River basin Authority of Jucar river for the use of reclaimed water.


Definition of Lysogeny
Lysogeny is a kind of life cycle in which certain types of bacteria get infected by a bacteriophage. In the process of lysogeny, the genome of the phage is incorporated into the genome of the host and keep on replicating as the cell divides. The phage is in dormant condition and does not produce any progeny.

But as soon as the host is exposed to UV light, the phage gets activated and takes over the cellular machinery of the host and produces new daughter phages, and eventually destroys the host cell and the progeny is released into the surrounding environment.
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The recycle logo (or symbol) appears on the products we buy on a daily basis. Its purpose is to encourage people to participate in the recycling process and identifies that the packaging is recyclable. This internationally-recognized recycling symbol was created in the early 1970s as a part of the design contest that was initiated by the Chicago-based Container Corporation of America (CCA) at different high schools and colleges across the country. The purpose was to increase the awareness of the environmental issues and also to create a logo for their then-revolutionary recycled cardboard boxes. The contest was won by a 23-year-old college student, Gary Anderson from the University of Southern California, whose creation marked the first official Earth day. His concept for the now famous logo basically originated from 19th century mathematician August Ferdinand.
The recycling logo is not a trademark and everyone can use it; however restrictions do exist in some local areas as to how can one use it like for example, its use on non-recycled goods would be misleading or illusory. The CCA originally applied for a trademark on the design, but the application was challenged, and the company chose to dispose of the claim.
DESIGN ELEMENTS OF THE RECYCLE LOGO:
The Recycle logo is probably one of the most recognizable logos ever designed. It reminds people of the significance to make better use of the things around them to help save the environment.
Shape of the Recycle logo:
The recycle logo is composed of three chasing arrows forming a Möbius strip that is twisted to take the shape of a triangle indicating that products should be recycled to help manufacture new products. The more we recycle the more beneficial it is to the environment.
Color of the Recycle logo:
The arrows in the recycle logo are filled with green and outlined in black. These colors signify renewal, health and environment.
The recycle logo has a lot of significance because of the important message it conveys to us.

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Ö or ö is one of the 4 extra letters used in German. It can be replaced by using the letters Oe or oe. In English language newspapers it is often written as O or o but this is not correct.
Internet addresses are written as "oe" because the internet address system can only understand ordinary English letters.
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German is one of the official languages of Switzerland. It has its own dialect (Swiss-German or Schweizerdeutsch). The Ö or ö is used in the Swiss dialect as well.


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Nine days after the Mill River flood of 1874, newspapers such as the Greenfield Gazette & Courier, continued their coverage of the disaster by detailing the property losses and the costs of rebuilding. Survivors had acted quickly to rebuild the valley. The day after the disaster, they petitioned the Massachusetts Legislature to pay to rebuild roads and bridges (the Legislature paid most of it) and beseeched their local mill owners to rebuild at once; most did. The flood was caused by a reservoir dam failure after which a giant floodwave washed out a narrow western Massachusetts valley lined with factories and farms. In 1874 the Mill River flood was the most deadly dam failure on record in the U.S.; 139 died.

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A Gender-Based Analysis of HIV/AIDS in Belize
The Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) is a serious public health concern in Belize, where the total number of HIV infections reported between 1986 and 2008 reached 4,680 in a population of only 322,000. There is growing recognition that HIV programs in Belize must identify, monitor, and respond to the distinct needs of men, women, boys and girls. A gendered approach is seen as one of the most effective strategies for reducing vulnerabilities to HIV infection, and enhancing individual and community capacities for coping with the consequences of HIV.
In this report, we present a Gender-Based Analysis (GBA) of HIV/AIDS in Belize. Added analysis of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and gender-based violence (GBV) is provided, as they affect biological risks and social vulnerabilities and help inform the GBA of HIV/AIDS. The objective is to explore current epidemiological patterns and trends, access to testing and treatment, health-related outcomes, and various risk factors associated with contracting HIV/AIDS among men, women, boys and girls living in Belize.
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Speed Control and Position Estimation of Small Hydraulic Cylinders for Digital Clay Using PWM Method
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Digital Clay is a new generation 3D computer input and output device for surface shape and haptic effects. The device consists of arrays of fluidically actuated cells under the control of valves connected to two pressure reservoirs in a manner ultimately suitable to an implementation in MEMS technology. At the current stage, it is very difficult to implement a tiny position sensor into the tiny cell. This paper presents a control method for the speed and position estimation and control for the cells of digital clay only using low cost pressure sensors and without using any position-sensing device.

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With a passion of collecting rare and historical relics and artefacts, 40-year-old Satya Ketan Mohanty has over 8,000 items in his collection. He wants to establish a museum in Western Odisha.
He has been collecting priceless items from over the last two decades that range from musical instruments to coins. These items date back to the Ashokan era.
A resident of Bargarh, Mr Mohanty said that he has been collecting for over 23 years.
He has divided his collection of rare antique items into 14 sections. It includes gold coins. He has claimed that these coins are from the Ganga dynasty, from Ashoka and Kushana dynasty and the ones belonging from the period of Raziya Sultan and those issued by kingdoms in Gujarat and Rajasthan. He has a total collection of more than 1000 coins.
He has also said that his collection has items from the Buddhist and Jurassic era. Over 100 fossils, rare seashells, rare musical instruments, arms and weapons, ornaments of tribal people, over 350 rocks and minerals are part of his collection.
Mr Mohanty also maintains a treasure trove of over 2,000 types of postage stamps, old envelopes, letters, palm leaf manuscripts and around 800 types of herbal dry products among other things. He said that he has spent half of his total earnings to create his collection.
"I will establish a museum in western Odisha in the near future on my own, which will help the young generation to know about the rich history and culture of India," he said.


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What does ICJ mean in Ocean Science?
This page is about the meanings of the acronym/abbreviation/shorthand ICJ in the Academic & Science field in general and in the Ocean Science terminology in particular.
Find a translation for ICJ in other languages:
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What does ICJ mean?
- International Court of Justice, World Court(noun)
- a court established to settle disputes between members of the United Nations


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Sprintsin S. M., Fradkin A. M., Sprintsin M. S. Assessment of the Efficiency of the Aleppo Pine Pinus halepensis Mill. Natural Regeneration in the Eastern Mediterranean on Example of Israel
How to cite: Sprintsin S. M.1, Fradkin A. M.1, Sprintsin M. S.2 Assessment of the efficiency of the Aleppo pine Pinus halepensis Mill. natural regeneration in the Eastern Mediterranean on example of Israel // Sibirskij Lesnoj Zurnal (Sib. J. For. Sci.). 2017. N. 2: 3–12 (in Russian with English abstract)
© Sprintsin S. M., A. Fradkin A. M., Sprintsin M. S., 2017
This paper deals with the management of Mediterranean Planted Conifer Forests (MPCF), dominated by the Aleppo pine (Pinus halepensis) and the potential for using natural regeneration as a basis for transformation of simply structured even-aged and mono crops plantations into mixed forest. We studied the variation along a rainfall gradient, in the natural regeneration of tree species. The study was conducted in four forests located within the Mediterranean zone of Israel, which extends from the semiarid northern Negev desert (rainfall ca. 300 mm per year) in the south to the humid central region close the coast line (ca 550 mm per year). Standing trees measurements including mean tree height, diameter at breast height, crown width, canopy cover, stand density of the mature strata and the number of saplings and their species composition along with the landscape characteristics (slope, aspect, percentage of rock cover and forest floor light regime) have been performed at randomly established 200 m2 area circular plots. Although a water supply is the main limiting resource for forest growth and productivity, so far no significant relationship between the quantity of regeneration and precipitation could be found. Strong linear correlation between the number of the mature trees and pine's regeneration have been revealed and the detailed management plan of how to support a natural regeneration using a principal of Continues Cover Forestry was suggested for MPCF, including a recommendation for intensity and time of thinning.


How to Check a Grill Ignitor
A gas grill ignitor is similar to a spark plug in a car's engine, in that its sole purpose is to provide a spark to ignite the gas mixed with the surrounding air. A properly functioning gas grill ignitor will quickly and easily produce a flame. If your ignitor isn't lighting the grill as expected, it could be broken or the problem could be related to the amount of char and grease that has built up on the burner.
Turn off the gas supply to the cold grill by rotating the gas shut-off valve on the top of the gas tank clockwise, until it stops turning. Remove the gas supply hose from the tank by loosening the coupler with a large pair of slip-joint pliers counter-clockwise, then twisting the loosened coupler off of the tank by hand.
Open the lid of the gas grill and remove the cooking grates. Pull out all of the lava rocks from on top of the rock grate and put them in an empty 5-gallon bucket. Lift the rock grate out of the grill.
Lift the vapor guard or flame spreader off the top of the burner. Pick up any rocks that fell through the rock guard to the bottom of the grill and put them into the bucket.
Locate the ignitor collector box, which should be an open-ended rectangular guard found in the center of the burner. Inspect the ignitor wire, which passes from the ignitor inside the collector box to the ignitor button on the front panel of the grill. If any of the ignitor wire's insulation has worn off, wrap electrical tape around the exposed areas of the wire a few time to insulate it.
Position a hand mirror so you can see the tip of the ignitor in the middle of the collector box. Press on the ignitor button on the grill's control panel a few times, while watching the ignitor in the mirror. If you see a spark with each click, the ignitor is functioning properly. If no spark is visible, then the ignitor and ignitor wire need to be replaced.


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Giving a voice to all
We strive to make thought-provoking documentaries about the people within our multi-cultural society so we can understand each other better and build stronger relationships.
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New Zealand has more ethnicities than there are countries in the world. We are a multicultural society that over generations is blending this diversity into a unique national identity – a Kiwiness.
We believe in documenting this process as a way of embracing what makes us different whilst highlighting the challenges faced when these same groups undergo culture changes from living together.
The concept of ako
Ako is the reciprocal learning relationship where each person feels their contribution is valued and can participate to their full potential.
The verb akoako
By embracing the principle of ako, we strive to make documentaries shaped by the knowledge of diverse groups so that new knowledge and understandings can grow.


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Why is Machine Gun Preacher rated R?
Official MPAA Rating: Machine Gun Preacher is rated R for for violent content including disturbing images, language, some drug use and a scene of sexuality.
Violence: Frequent depictions of violence with guns, knives, land mines and other weapons include some gory details. A child steps on a land mine and his corpse is seen with missing legs. A large group of burned and smoldering children's corpses are piled in a heap. A man shoots an assassin who turns out to be a young child. Adult men are killed and wounded during battles. A fight and a severe stabbing incident occur after two men pick up a Native American hitchhiker. A man yells at his wife and child.
Sexual Content: A married couple is viewed from a distance while having sex in a car—no nudity is seen. Later this same couple begins sexual activities in their home (kissing and passionate embracing are shown). A woman discusses her career as a stripper.
Language: Over two-dozen sexual expletives are used along with other profanity, scatological slang, and crude anatomical terms. Names of deity are used as expletives.
Drugs/Alcohol: Characters drink frequently, sometimes to the point of drunkenness. Injected drug use is portrayed in a few scenes, including one where a character is shown shooting up while driving a car. Later in the film, an addicted character is "rescued" and the effects of drug use are shown from a negative perspective.


text: To create a dynamic composition out of a single head, Jacob Jordaens used two colors of chalk plus bodycolor and a wash. The young woman's broad face fills the sheet squarely, with her eyes demurely cast down and lips pursed. Bold red chalk hatching suggests the ruddy color of her cheeks, while curving strokes of black chalk layered with lines of wash form her wispy hair. Dark areas of wash around her eyes give them depth. Throughout his career, Jordaens made many such studies of heads drawn from life, of his wife and of other women.


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An Ecological Investigation (Sustainability Now)
Praise For Sustainability Sutra: An Ecological Investigation (Sustainability Now)…
SelectBooks, 9781590793879, 304pp.
Publication Date: March 7, 2017
About the Author
Roy Morrison is a writer and energy consultant with over 30 years of diverse experience. He has extensive experience in energy efficiency work, performing energy audits and technical assistance analysis for business, institutional, and government clients. He was the author of the first law in the nation for municipal aggregation for retail electric competition. He also founded the New Hampshire Consumers Utility Cooperative that was the first seller of competitive electricity in New Hampshire. He was a founding staff member of the University of New Hampshire Energy Office.
He is currently working on building solar farms in several states with a focus on using roof tops and marginal and contaminated land to be restored for productive energy use. He pursues a variety of sustainability initiatives, including zero carbon planning and greenhouse gas mitigation and adaptation planning for New England towns and cities.
He delivered a plenary address at the 2013 World Social Forum in Hangzhou which issued the Hangzhou declaration calling for global development of an ecological civilization. Chinese colleagues report he was the first globally to discuss an ecological civilization in his book Ecological Investigations. He recently edited Xinhua's 2014 China Ecological Report, and written an Op-Ed for the Beijing's People's Daily assessing China's ecological progress.
He was Founding Director of the Office for Sustainability at Southern New Hampshire University. He has worked on the development of renewable energy hedges; Advanced Energy Performance Contracting for market based mass retrofits of efficiency and renewables; and Super Grid development. He was an organizer and safe energy activist with the Clamshell Alliance in the 1970s and 1980s, co-founder of the American Peace Test, and staff for the Nuclear Freeze Campaign in the 1980s. He helped organize and participated in many large and small non-violent direct actions and risked arrest many times in support of safe energy and nuclear disarmament, and in opposition to nuclear power and nuclear weapons testing.
He is the author of numerous books including Mondragon: A Cooperative Social System; Ecological Democracy, Ecological Investigations; Ecological Civilization 2140; and the poetry book The Loggers of Warner.


Execution Slots
Execution slots are an advanced feature in kenaflow.
They can be used to execute workflows on different levels or "execution lanes" so that they work on distributed execution venues.
Workflows in kenaflow are executed in parallel. For this purpose sub processes are executed. Each sub process executes one workflow. All workflows are in a common queue. The maximum number of parallel executions is defined in the global configuration.
Please read this article for the details.
Workflows usually have a "TBE" time: Time Between Execution. This specifies how many seconds must elapse between two starts of the workflow before it is executed again. The specification of the "TBE" is a "minimum" specification. There is no guarantee that the workflow will restart after this time, since other workflows may be scheduled in the queue beforehand.
If it is now necessary for certain workflows to have a highly probable execution lane in the specified time, then execution slots can be used.
An analogy: Imagine a 5-lane highway. Each highway lane is a kenaflow execution lane. Slow workflows can prevent the fast ones from getting past them when the slow ones are allowed to occupy all lanes. Execution Slots can be used to specify that certain workflows are to be defined for certain lanes. Slot "0" (zero) accepts all non-configured workflows.
Any slots can be defined via the global configuration. This is configured in the "slots" setting in the "Main Mode" section. A list of slots is created here by specifying how many execution venues are provided per slot.
For example, if you have this settings in global configuration:

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...than you have configured 10 execution lanes ("parallelWFExecutors"). And you have configured 3 slots: Slot #1 with 2 execution laness, Slot #2 with 3 execution lanes - and Slot #0 (default slot) with the rest of 4 execution lanes (10 - 2 - 3 = 7).
In the workflow configuration (missing) you can specify on which slot the workflow should run. All workflows that are configured for a certain slot will share all execution lanes that are assigned to the slot.


Great cross-stitching tips!
Most cross-stitch is done using two strands of embroidery floss. Floss comes in skeins or on spools and is typically sold in six-ply or six-strand packaging.
Before you thread your needle, it is necessary to separate all six strands.
To separate the six-strands of floss for stitching, hold the entire strand near the top with one hand allowing the bottom to hang freely. Slowly pull each individual ply upward with the other hand, one at a time. Recombine the necessary number of strands to thread you needle and save the remaining strands for the next threading.


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Morbilliform drug reaction
Author: Dr Delwyn Dyall-Smith FACD, Dermatologist, Australia, 2009. Updated by A/Prof Amanda Oakley, January 2016.
Morbilliform drug reaction — codes and concepts
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What is morbilliform drug reaction?
Morbilliform drug eruption is the most common form of drug eruption. Many drugs can trigger this allergic reaction, but antibiotics are the most common group. The eruption may resemble exanthems caused by viral and bacterial infections.
 - A morbilliform skin rash in an adult is usually due to a drug.
 - In a child, it is more likely to be viral in origin.
Morbilliform drug eruption is also called maculopapular drug eruption, exanthematous drug eruption and maculopapular exanthem.
Morbilliform drug eruption
Who gets morbilliform drug eruption?
About 2% of prescriptions of new drugs cause a drug eruption. About 95% of these are morbilliform drug eruptions.
They mainly affect people prescribed beta-lactam antibiotics (penicillins, cephalosporins), sulfonamides, allopurinol, anti-epileptic drugs and nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAID). Numerous other drugs have been reported to cause morbilliform drug eruptions, including herbal and natural therapies.
Predisposing factors include:
What causes morbilliform drug eruption?
Morbilliform drug eruption is a form of allergic reaction. It is mediated by cytotoxic T-cells and classified as a Type IV immune reaction. The target of attack may be drug, a metabolite of the drug, or a protein bonded to the drug. Inflammation follows the release of cytokines and other effector immune cells.
What are the clinical features of morbilliform drug eruption?
On the first occasion, a morbilliform rash usually appears 1–2 weeks after starting the drug, but it may occur up to 1 week after stopping it. On re-exposure to the causative (or related) drug, skin lesions appear within 1–3 days. It is very rare for a drug that has been taken for months or years to cause a morbilliform drug eruption.
Morbilliform drug eruption usually first appears on the trunk and then spreads to the limbs and neck. The distribution is bilateral and symmetrical.
The primary lesion is a pink-to-red flat macule or papule.
 - Annular, targetoid, urticaria-like or polymorphous morphology may occur.
 - Lesions mostly blanch with pressure but may be non-blanchable (purpuric) on the lower legs.
 - Discrete lesions may merge together to form large erythematous patches or plaques.
 - Axilla, groin, hands and feet are usually spared.
 - Paradoxical prominent rash in axillae and groins may be due to symmetrical drug related intertriginous and flexural exanthem (SDRIFE)
 - Mucous membranes, hair and nails are not affected in uncomplicated drug eruptions.
The rash may be associated with a mild fever and itch. As it improves, the redness dies away and the surface skin peels off.
What are the complications of morbilliform drug eruption?
In the early phase, it may not be possible to clinically distinguish an uncomplicated morbilliform eruption from other more serious cutaneous adverse reactions (SCAR). These are:
Patients with the following symptoms/signs should be hospitalised for specialist assessment and supportive care.
 - Erythroderma (whole-body involvement)
 - High fever or significant malaise
 - Any mucosal involvement
 - Skin tenderness
 - Blistering
 - Pustules
 - Palpable purpura
 - Evidence of other organ involvement (eg liver, kidneys, lungs, blood)
How is morbilliform drug eruption diagnosed?
A strong clinical suspicion of morbilliform drug eruption depends on:
 - Typical exanthematous rash
 - Recently introduced medication
To identify the possible causative drug, a drug calendar, including all prescribed and over-the counter products, may be helpful. The starting date of each new drug is documented together with the onset of the rash. The calendar must extend back at least 2 weeks and up to one month. Drugs can then be classified as unlikely or likely causes based on:
 - Time relative to onset of the rash
 - The specific drug; some drugs can be excluded as rarely causing allergy
 - Patient's past experience with other drugs in the same class
There are no routine tests to make the diagnosis or to identify the culprit drug. Differential diagnosis includes measles, rubella, scarlet fever, non-specific toxic erythema associated with infection, Kawasaki disease, connective tissue disease and acute graft-versus-host disease.
Tests are not usually necessary if the cause has been identified and stopped, the rash is mild and the patient is well. They may include:
 - Routine blood count, liver and kidney function tests, C-reactive protein
 - Serology for infections that can cause similar rashes
 - Possible skin biopsy, which shows interface dermatitis, mixed perivascular infiltration and other histopathological features.
Eosinophilia is supportive but not diagnostic. Further investigations will depend on clinical features, progress of the patient, and the results of the initial tests.
What is the treatment for morbilliform drug eruption?
The most important thing is to identify the causative drug and if possible, stop it. If the reaction is mild, and the drug is essential and not replaceable, obtain a specialist opinion whether it is safe to continue the drug before doing so.
How can morbilliform drug eruption be prevented?
It is not possible to completely prevent morbilliform eruptions. Prescribers must be vigilant. Their incidence may be reduced by:
 - Minimising prescriptions for antibiotics
 - Educating the patient about the cause of their rash and the danger of re-exposure to the same medication
 - Adding the reaction to the medical record alerts
What is the outlook for morbilliform drug eruption?
If the causative drug is ceased, the rash begins to improve within 48 hours and clears within 1–2 weeks.
If the drug is continued, the rash may:
 - Resolve despite continued exposure to the drug
 - Persist without change
 - Progress to erythroderma
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With its bright white walls and majestic black domes, the 130-year old grand mosque is a magnificent site. It was here that hundreds of people sought refuge during the 204 tsunami that flattened most of the landscape of the city. The tsunami was so damaging, it demolished any structures, old and new, along the way of the tearing swell. This is a fact that gives significance to the Grand Mosque of Baiturrahman in the city of Banda Aceh. It is more than just a masterpiece of Islamic architecture in the nation, its survival from the tsunami is viewed by many residents as a direct intervention from the divine.
Royal scripture has it that the mosque was firstly built from wood in 1612 under the reign of Sultan Iskandar Muda. Some say that it was built even earlier in 1292 by Sultan Alaidin Mahmudsyah. During the Aceh war in 1873, the mosque was burnt to the ground. Realizing the value and its importance to the people of Aceh, in 1879, Major General Vander acting as current military general, rebuilt the mosque as it was once promised by Governor General Van Lansberge in 1877. Two more domes were added by the Dutch in 1936 and another two by the Indonesian government in 1957.
The Grand Mosque of Baiturrahman is located in the center of the city of Banda Aceh. Characterized by a 35-meter tower, 7 grand domes and 7 minarets, the Baiturrahman is probably the prototype for many mosques in Indonesia and Malaysian peninsula; supersede the layered roofed-style mosque.


How to Find the Server Error Log for a WordPress Blog
When managing a WordPress blog, it's useful to view your server's error log file when diagnosing a problem, such as trying to identify the cause behind missing posts or plug-ins that won't load. You can usually access this error log file through the management interface installed by your Web hosting company. As of April 2012, two of the most common management interfaces are cPanel and Plesk, according to hosting provider Hub.
cPanel
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 Open your Web browser and connect to your hosting account's cPanel management interface. Log in to the interface using your account's username and password.
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 Scroll down the page until you locate the "Logs" section.
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 Click on the "Error Log" icon to open a new window containing the last 300 error messages generated by your server.
Plesk
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 Launch your Web browser and connect to your host's Plesk management interface. Log in to Plesk using your hosting account's username and password.
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 Select your WordPress blog's domain name.
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 Click on the "Log Manager" icon and select "Error Log" to open a new window listing the latest errors encountered by the server.


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Definition - What does Acomoclitic mean?
Acomoclitic is a term for a person who prefers bare or hairless genitals. Acomoclitics may look for hairless genitals in a partner, remove the hair from their own genitals, or both.
Acomocliticism is the opposite of pubephilia where people become aroused by the feel or sight of human public hair.
In the naturist community, where acomocliticism is common, an acomoclitic may be known as a smoothie.
Kinkly explains Acomoclitic
Acomoclitics may spend an excessive amount of time thinking about hairless genitals and have recurring fantasies surrounding this part of the anatomy. They may also exclusively choose partners who remove their genital hair. Acomoclitics typically enjoy both the look and feel of hairless genitals. Many acomoclitics also feel that hairless genitals are more hygienic.
Acomoclitics may remove their pubic hair using razors, hot waxes, or sugaring methods. Some acomoclitic couples find hair removal arousing and make this part of their foreplay.
While hairless genitals are often associated with prepubescent individuals, most acomoclitics insist they do not have a preference for very young partners. Instead, many feel that adults who remove their public hair appear more confident after taking control of their own bodies.
Acomocliticism may be simply defined as a preference like that for curvy women or tattooed men. In other cases, it is a clear fetish. Acomocliticism does not generally require treatment unless it begins to interfere with an individual's day-to-day life. Psychoanalysis, hypnosis, and behavioral and cognitive therapies are some methods for effectively treating acomocliticism.
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What is Pewter? Pewter is a Tin alloy traditionally used to make tankards and other household utensils. It is a dense metal containing predominantly tin but also can made up of antinomy, zinc, copper, and iron. This means it will never rust or tarnish over time. It is a soft alloy and has a low […]


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Maze algorithm is now much faster with cleaner path results. Create random vector mazes (labyrinths) in After Effects. mazeFX can also generate a unique solution with effect controls to fully control the appearance of the maze. Finally, it can use masks to control each maze's shape and place all of the needed parts in a single shape layer or create separate shape layers for each part of the maze.
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mazeFX is a tool for Adobe After Effects, specifically designed to create random vector-based mazes (labyrinths). mazeFX is able to generate a unique solution for each maze and also create the appropriate effect controls, to take full control of the appearance of the maze. Finally, it has the ability to use masks to control the shape of each maze and also can put all of the needed parts in a single shape layer or create separate shape layers for each part of the maze.
mazeFX is a native After Effects tool and does not require or depend on any extra plug-ins.
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mazeFX - start end options
You can select between multiple position options individually for the Start & End points
of the generated solution path.
mazeFX - less paths
older versions v1.40 and newer
The speed and efficiency of the maze generation algorithm is vastly improved in version 1.40.
mazeFX now produces over 60% less vertices and path shapes!
On the above example of a 30x30 (900cells) maze, the new algorithm generated
579 paths instead of the 1801 paths the old version did.
mazeFX v1.1 - bezier masks
v1.0 v1.1 and newer
Old versions of mazeFX supported only masks with linear points/vertices. If your mask(s) contained any
bezier (curved) points, it would just be ignored. From v1.1, mazeFX supports bezier masks natively!
 mazeFX v1.1 - null helper
mazeFX can now generate a null helper layer that is attached at the tip of the solution
path and follows its position.
The main purpose of this new null helper is to make it easier to parent any layer to the tip of the solution path.
This option is only available in After Effects CC2018 and above.
You can easily adjust the the X and Y grid dimensions,
for a more dense or scattered pattern.
grid controls
 mazefx grid
 mazefx - filled boxes
 mazeFX start/end walls
Combining mazeFX with standard AE effects, produces interesting results.
Below are examples of using mazeFX along with
Polar Coordinates (Effect Menu > Distort > Polar Coordinates)
and CC Sphere (Effect Menu > Perspective > CC Sphere).
 You can use mazeFX as a good starting point for designing simple maze game-maps.
The examples below where created by generating separate shape layers for each part of the maze.
maze games
mediaFX custom effect
mazeFX creates the appropriate effect controls to allow you full control over the appearance of each maze.


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Comparing pneumatic conveying system types
In this column, we'll return to a topic covered in the March 1991 column: types of pneumatic conveying systems. The types include vacuum, pressure, and combination vacuum-pressure systems. We'll describe each, along with its advantages and disadvantages, to help you understand what each system includes and how systems of each type are designed.
Before discussing each system, let's examine some common misconceptions about how the systems work. Many people believe that a vacuum system draws material into the conveying line's center and separates the material, and that a pressure system forces material toward the conveying line walls and compacts the material. However, neither is true. At any point in either a vacuum or pressure system, the air's dynamic action on the material is the same. The particles are moved through the conveying line by the airflow, which is established by a pressure differential. In a vacuum system, air flows from atmospheric pressure to a reduced pressure; in a pressure system, air flows from an elevated pressure to atmospheric pressure. In other words, air always flows from a higher pressure to a lower pressure and always expands through the conveying line.


the currently possible return types automatically inherits from the current return type of the parser rule. You can specify additional common supertypes by means of "artificial" parser rules, that are never called, e.g.
 SubTypeA | SubTypeB | SubTypeC;
Enum Literal Generation
For each alternative defined in an enum rule, the transformer creates an enum literal, when another with the same name cannot be found. The 'literal' property of the generated enum literal is set to the right hand side of the declaration. If it is ommitted, you'll get an enum literal with equal 'name' and 'literal' attributes.
enum MyGeneratedEnum:
Feature Normalization
As a last step, the generator examines all generated EClasses and lifts up similar features to supertypes if there is more than one subtype and the feature is defined in every subtypes. This does even work for multiple supertypes.
Error Conditions
The following conditions cause an error
 - An EAttribute or EReference has two different types or different cardinality.
 - There are an EAttribute and an EReference with the same name in the same EClass.
 - There is a cycle in the type hierarchy.
 - An new EAttribute, EReference or supertype is added to an imported type.
 - An EClass is added to an imported EPackage.
 - An undeclared alias is used.
 - An imported metamodel cannot be loaded.
Importing existing Meta Models
With the import directive in Xtext you can refer to existing Ecore metamodels and reuse the types that are declared in an EPackage. Xtext uses this technique by itself to leverage Ecore datatypes.
import "_URL_ as ecore;
Specify an explicit return type to reuse such imported types. Note that this even works for lexer rules.
Language Inheritance
Xtext supports language inheritance. Grammars that are created via the Xtext wizard extend *org.eclipse.xtext.common.Terminals* by default.
 grammar org.xtext.example.MyDsl with org.eclipse.xtext.common.Terminals
 generate myDsl "_URL_
Inheriting from another grammar makes the rules defined in that grammar referable. It is also possible to overwrite rules from the super grammar. Example :
 grammar my.SuperGrammar
 RuleA : "a" stuff=RuleB;
 RuleB : "{" name=ID "}";
 grammar my.SubGrammar with my.SuperGrammar
 Model : (ruleAs+=RuleA)*;
 // overwrites my.SuperGrammar.RuleB
 RuleB : '[' name=ID ']';
Default tokens
Xtext is shipped with a default set of predefined, reasonable and often required terminal rules. This grammar is defined as follows:
 grammar org.eclipse.xtext.common.Terminals hidden(WS, ML_COMMENT, SL_COMMENT)
 terminal STRING :
 '"' ( '\\' ('b'|'t'|'n'|'f'|'r'|'"'|"'"|'\\') | !('\\'|'"') )* '"' |
 "'" ( '\\' ('b'|'t'|'n'|'f'|'r'|'"'|"'"|'\\') | !('\\'|"'") )* "'"
 terminal ANY_OTHER: . ;
Architectural Overview
TMF Xtext itself and every language infrastructure developed with TMF Xtext is configured and wired-up using dependency injection (DI). We use Google Guice as the underlying framework, and haven't built much on top of it as it pretty much does what we need. So instead of describing how google guice works, we refer to the website, where additional information can be found [2].
Using DI allows everyone to set up and change all components. This does not mean that everything which gets configured using DI (we use it a lot) is automatically public API. But we don't forbid use of non-public API, as we think you should decide, if you want to rely on stable API only or use things which might be changed (further enhanced ;-)) in future. See Xtext/Documentation/API.
Runtime setup (ISetup)
For each language there is an implementation of ISetup generated. It implements a method called 'doSetup()', which can be called do the global setup.
This class is intended to be used for runtime and unit testing, only. The setup method returns an Injector, which can further be used to obtain a parser, etc. The setup method also registers the ResourceFactory and generated EPackage with the respective global registries provided by EMF.
So basically you can just run the setup and start using EMF API to load and store models of your language.
Setup within Eclipse / Equinox
Within Eclipse we have a generated Activator, which creates a Guice injector using the modules. In addition an IExecutableExtensionFactory is generated for each language, which is used to create ExecutableExtensions. This means that everything which is created via extension points is managed by guice as well, i.e. you can declare dependencies and get them injected up on creation.
The only thing you have to do in order to use this factory is to prefix the class with the factory (guice.Aware) name followed by a colon.
 name="EcoreDsl Editor">
The Guice Injector configuration is done through the use of Modules (also a Guice concept). The generator provides two modules when first called, one for runtime ([MyLanguage]RuntimeModule) and one for UI ([MyLanguage]UIModule). These modules are initially empty and intended to be manually edited when needed. These are also the modules used directly by the setup methods. By default these modules extend a fully generated module.
Generated Modules
The fully generated modules (never touch them!) are called Abstract[MyLanguage]RuntimeModule and Abstract[MyLanguage]UiModule resp. They contain all components which have been generated specifically for the language at hand. Examples are: the generated parsers, serializer or for UI a proposal provider for content assist is generated. What goes into the modules depends on how your generator is configured.
Default Modules
Finally the fully generated modules extend the DefaultRuntimeModule (resp. DefaultUiModule), which contains all the default configuration. The default configuration consists of all components for which we have generic default implementations (interpreting as opposed to generated). Examples are all the components used in linking, the outline view, hyperlinking and navigation.
Changing Configuration
We use the primary modules ([MyLanguage]RuntimeModule and [MyLanguage]UiModule) in order to change the configuration. The class is initially empty and has been generated only to allow for arbitrary customization.
In order to provide a simple and convenient way, in TMF Xtext every module extends AbstractXtextModule. This class allows to write bindings like so:
public Class bind[anyname]() {
 return MyInterfaceImpl.class;
Such a method will be interpreted as a binding from MyInterface to MyInterfaceImpl. Note that you simply have to override a method from a super class (e.g. from the generated or default module) in order to change the respective binding. Although this is a convenient and simple way, you have of course also the full power of Guice, i.e. you can override the Guice method void bind(Binding) and do what every you want.
Runtime Architecture
Value Converters
The linking feature allows for specification of cross references within an Xtext grammar. The following things are needed for the linking:
 1. declaration of a cross link in the grammar (at least in the meta model)
 2. specification of linking semantics
Declaration of cross links
In the grammar a cross reference is specified using square brackets.
CrossReference :
 '[' ReferencedEClass ('|' terminal=AbstractTerminal)? ']'
ReferringType :
 'ref' referencedObject=[Entity|(ID|STRING)];
The meta model derivation would create an EClass 'ReferringType' with an EReference'referencedObject' of type 'Entity' (containment=false). The referenced object would be identified either by an ID or a STRING and the surrounding information (see scoping).
Example: While parsing a given input string, say
ref Entity01
Xtext produces an instance of 'ReferringType'. After this parsing step it enters the linking phase and tries to find an instance of Entity using the parsed text 'Entity01'. The input
ref "EntityWithÄÖÜ"
would work analogously. This is not an ID (umlauts are not allowed), but a STRING (as it is apparent from the quotation marks).
Specification of linking semantics
The default ILinker implementation is provided with an instance of ILinkingService. Although the default linking behavior is appropriate in many cases there might be scenarios where this is not sufficient. For each grammar a linking service can be implemented/configured, which implements the following interface:
public interface ILinkingService extends ILanguageService {
 * Returns all EObjects referenced by the given link text in the given context.
 List getLinkedObjects(EObject context, EReference reference, LeafNode text);
 * Returns the textual representation of a given object as it would be serialized in the given context.
 * _USER_ object
 * _USER_ reference
 * _USER_ context
 * _USER_ the text representation.
 String getLinkText(EObject object, EReference reference, EObject context);
The method getLinkedObjects is directly related to this topic whereas getLinkText adresses complementary functionality: it is used for Serialization.
A simple implementation of the linking service (DefaultLinkingService.java) is shipped with Xtext and is used for any grammar per default


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What to do when an earthquake strikes?
Since there were recently about 2 earthquakes in the Caribbean, let me help spread the word about some reliable information on earthquakes. If you didn't know anything or much on earthquakes, I hope this news post gave you some form of help. First of all let me give you a brief definition of an earthquake.
What is an earthquake?
Shaking and vibration at the surface of the earth resulting from underground movement along a fault plane of from volcanic activity.
What to do during an earthquake?
1. If you are indoors, duck or drop (crouch) down to the floor. Take cover under a sturdy desk, table or other form of furniture. Hold on to it and be prepared to move with it once it is easily to move. Hold the position until the ground stops shaking and it is safe to move. Stay clear of windows, fireplaces, woodstoves, and heavy furniture or appliances that may fall over. Stay inside to avoid being injured by falling glass or building parts. If you are in a crowded area, take cover where you are. Stay calm and encourage others to do likewise so you or they will not have to panic.
2. If you are outside, try get into the open (bare land, pastures, fields etc,) away from buildings and power lines.
3. If you are driving(car, bus, truck, van, motor cycle, etc), stop if it is safe, but stay inside or on your car. Stay away from bridges, overpasses and tunnels. Move your car as far out of the normal traffic pattern as possible. If possible, avoid stopping under trees, light posts, power lines, or signs.
4. If you are in mountainous area/hills, or near unstable slopes or cliffs, be alert for falling rock and other debris that could be loosened by the earthquake. Look aware of what is happening around you all time.
5. If you are at the beach, move quickly (run) to higher ground or several hundred yards inland.
Effects/Impacts of earthquakes
There are many effects of an earthquake so keep an eye out if you experience one, some of those are as follow;
Shaking and ground rupture
Shaking and ground rupture are the main effects created by earthquakes, principally resulting in more or less severe damage to buildings or other rigid structures. The severity of the local effects depends on the complex combination of the earthquake magnitude the distance from epicenter.
Landslides / Avalanches
Earthquakes can cause landslides and avalanches, which may cause damage in hilly and mountainous areas.
Fires
Following an earthquake, fires can be generated by break of the electrical power or gas lines. In the event of water mains rupturing and a loss of pressure, it may also become difficult to stop the spread of a fire once it has started.

Tsunamis
Undersea earthquakes and earthquake-triggered landslides into the sea, can cause Tsunamis.
Human impacts
Earthquakes may result in disease, lack of basic necessities, loss of life, higher insurance premiums, general property damage, road and bridge damage, and collapse of buildings or destabilization of the base of buildings which may lead to collapse in future earthquakes
Source; Alaska Sea Grant College Program & Wikipedia (RicardoEllis.com is not affilated them )
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other text. Can't I just use a single print statement where your examples show two or more print statements one after the other?
ANSWER: Absolutely! In fact it's a bit more efficient to use a single print statement rather than using multiple print statements one after other. The only reason for using multipple print statements in the book is to help beginners understand the code more clearly by separating things out.
QUESTION: How do I distinguish between singular and plural in my output? For example if someone enters 1 in a form for the number of travelers, I want to display "1 person" in my response, but if they enter 2, I want to display "2 people"
ANSWER: Good question! You can handle these issues using selection statements. We'll cover selection in chapter 7, but here's an example:
if ($numTravelers > 1)
 print ("There are $numTravelers people.");
else
 print ("There is $numTravelers person.");


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Fun, flexible and the perfect size for tiny hands, your little ones can chew to their heart's content whilst getting right to the source of the pain. Matchstick Monkey's textured bumps help teething gels get to the right spots, no fingers needed.
Textured bumps on the back of the head hold gel, oil or granules in place so they can get right to the source of the discomfort, no fingers needed!
Baby gums are gently massaged by the textured bumps on the back of Matchstick Monkey's head, helping to soothe teething pain.
Help little ones get familiar with brushing their teeth by using Matchstick Monkey as a fun, pre-training toothbrush.
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Zooms in 2 times.
Referenced by MosaicZoomTool(), and mouseButtonRelease().
void Isis::MosaicZoomTool::zoomManual ( ) [slot]
This method zooms by the value input in the line edit next to the zoom tools.
This method is called when the double spin box value has been changed. First we figure out what we need to scale the graphics view in order to achive the user's desired screen resolution.
References x.
Referenced by getToolBarWidget().
void Isis::MosaicZoomTool::zoomOut2X ( QPointF center = QPointF() ) [slot]
Zoom out 2 times.
Referenced by MosaicZoomTool(), and mouseButtonRelease().
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:


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本文推介常態凝固類比計算機之設計及操作方法。其原理乃利用一排垂直錠管中之液位高度，來模擬固化錠棒中之溶質濃度，而每一錠管代表固化錠棒上之位置。模擬之結果與分析解甚吻合，因此本模擬方法可推展至處理分析解無法獲得之較複雜困難之問題，例如分佈係數隨濃度而變及錠棒截面積不均勻等問題。 The design and operation of the analog computers for normal freezing have been introduced to simulate the solute concentration in the freezing solid by the heights of liquid level in an array of vertical ingot tubes. Each tube represents a discrete length of the freezing ingot. The simulation was confirmed pretty well with the analytical solution. The main contribution of present paper is to introduce the method of adjusting (decreasing) the cross-section area of the liquid-zone tube during operation for simulating the decreasing in unfrozen zone. This simulation can further be applied to the problems in which the distribution coefficient varies with the solute concentration, or to the zone-refining problems with variable zone length, if the cross-section area of the liquid-zone tube is adjusted (decreased) appropriately during the simulation operation, while the analytical solutions to the problems of variable distribution coefficient and variable zone length are difficult to achieve.
Journal of the Chinese Institute of Chemical Engineers 32(2), pp.187-192


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Why do warthogs drop to their knees to feed?
This is more common in winter when most of their food is underground and needs to be dug up. The disc at the end of the nose and the tushes (tusks) are used. The digging is more easily accomplished while the warthogs are on their knees, as more leverage and resultant digging efficiency are obtained, especially in harder soils.
Warthogs are the only 'pigs' in Africa to exhibit this phenomenon, and the reason for it may lie in the fact that they are the only ones that live and mostly graze in open savannah. The other species, like bushpig, live in the forest and generally have enough food in the form of fallen fruits, and other goods in the winter. Rooting at this time takes up less of their day, and the litter and soil are generally softer than on the sunbaked open areas where warthogs live. In winter warthogs rely almost entirely on rooting to find adequate and sufficient food, and spend most of their time doing this. This puts a strain on the animal, which is alleviated by dropping to the knees and resting while rooting, and possibly creates greater leverage with which to dig in hard soils. Thus the knees have developed heavy callouses. Warthogs, having to work relatively harder to obtain food than their forest relatives, spend a lot of time on their knees for comfort and convenience, if not out of necessity. One could then ask why they do not have much shorter front legs to facilitate this strategy, but such a feature would make them vulnerable to attack and less agile in escape.
Why do bats hang upside down?
Essentially because their legs are too weak to hold their body weight. This has occurred as a result of adaptations to fill their particular niche as mammals. Bats are the only mammals that fly. As in birds, weight-saving mechanisms evolve to make flight possible. Most birds have hollow bones but have minimal reduction (in most species) of the legs as they need them for perching and walking about in search of food. Bats have followed a different route altogether. Rather than having feathers (which are modified scales that hint at birds' reptilian ancestors),
they have developed extensive but light, membranous wings, have kept the solid bones, but have reduced on the one thing that was not of prime importance - their legs! Because most bats are feeders of aerial insects which they catch on the wing, they can afford this, and so have adapted their wings (forelimbs) to have claws (hooks). Because birds have occupied most of the niches for flying, bats compete by hunting at night (when most birds are inactive) and use their claws to hang rather than perch. The legs in insect-eating varieties are, therefore, rudimentary and not capable of holding the animal's weight (cumbersome shuffling being the only movement of these limbs). Fruit-eating bats still need some locomotive ability of the legs to aid in clambering around for fruit - but they are nowhere near as agile as birds.
Why do oxpeckers sit on mammals?
Why do comb ducks (knob-billed ducks) have knob bills?
Why do hamerkops have such big nests?
These are just some of the questions answered in a new book I bought last night called "Beat about the bush: Animals and birds
Author: Trevor Carnaby
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ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES AND MANAGEMENT
Project Title: Post Impact Assessment (PIA) for the Gurara Multi-Purpose Dam
Project Description: The project entailed the preparation of PIA for the Gurara Multi-Purpose Dam facilities consisting of Gurara Dam, 30MW Hydroelectric Power Plant, 6,000 Hectares Irrigation Farmland and 75km long Water Supply Pipeline conveying water from Gurara Dam to Lower Usuma Dam in the FCT. The PIA study was carried out to establish environmental and socioeconomic consequences of construction as well as the potential impacts likely to arise from normal operations and maintenance of the facilities over a period of time. An ESMP was developed for the implementation of proposed remediation/mitigation measures that will ensure environmental sustainability of the project.
Project Location: Kaduna State and FCT, Nigeria
Client: Federal Ministry of Water Resources


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Online Education Options for Degrees in Juvenile Justice
People who pursue an online degree in juvenile justice can expect to study course work that helps them learn about the details and philosophy behind juvenile law. They will also learn how the juvenile judiciary and detention systems work. Studies will include the history of juvenile justice, juvenile justice theory and philosophy, as well as provide an understanding of the contemporary trends and issues facing the juvenile justice field. Courses in sociology and juvenile psychology are included in most programs.
Online degree programs in juvenile justice provide students with written and oral communication skills, problem solving skills, leadership skills, decision-making skills, and the skills necessary to relate with the troubled youths they will work with. The online degree program in juvenile justice will prepare students to work one-on-one with juvenile delinquents in an effort to rehabilitate them so they can become productive members of society.
Online options for juvenile justice exist at the following levels:
- Online Associates Degree in Juvenile Justice and related fields
- Online Bachelor Degree in Juvenile Justice and related fields
- Online Master Degree in Juvenile Justice and related fields
Degrees in Juvenile Justice Career and Salary Information
An online bachelor degree in juvenile justice could prepare a person to work in a variety of positions associated with juvenile justice and the juvenile rehabilitation system. Someone with an online bachelor degree in juvenile justice could work in a halfway house, a development center, a detention center, or a school. They might serve as a juvenile probation officer or case worker, helping children and teenagers change their lives. Corrections officers in juvenile detention centers have less one-on-one interaction with juveniles, and serve more of a security function. They escort juveniles to various activities throughout the detention center, supervise visitation, and control disturbances.
Job opportunities for persons who hold a bachelor degree in juvenile justice are readily available and most are increasing in availability. For the next several years, someone who earns an online bachelor degree in juvenile justice will have multiple options for employment in places all over the country. The median salary for a correctional officer in a juvenile facility is $26,000. The median salary for a probation officer or juvenile case worker is $29,000.


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This is a description of how to use paper chromatography of amino acids (to identify amino acids).
- To demonstrate separation of amino acids by paper chromatography
- To use chromatography to identify amino acids
- Chromatography tank and lid
- Chromatography paper (or filter paper), to fit tank
- Capillary tubes or pasteur pipettes
- Amino acid samples in 1 molar hydrochloric acid (IRRITANT)
- Unknown samples (e.g. 'unknown' mix or filtered fruit juice)
- Solvent (BAW): Butan-1-ol : Acetic acid : Water 60 : 15 : 25 (FLAMMABLE, TOXIC)
- Hairdryer or heating tray
- Spray can of Indanetrione (Ninhydrin) 1% in butan-1-ol (FLAMMABLE, TOXIC)
- Latex gloves
- Access to fume cupboard
- Drying oven at 100°C
BAW solvent should be made up fresh on the day
Using a pencil, lightly draw a line 1.5–2 cm above the bottom of the chromatography paper. Make small marks at 1.5 cm intervals along the line.
Fill a capillary tube or pipette by capillary action with your first sample. Touch the tip of the capillary to the first mark and pull it away. You should leave a small (>5 mm) wet spot. Let this dry and apply the sample again. Make a note of which sample is placed on the spot (you can lightly write on the paper beneath the mark, using a pencil). Repeat for each sample or mixture, on a different mark and using a fresh tube or pipette each time. Let the paper dry.
Put 1 cm or less of BAW into the chromatography tank. The sample spots should not dip into the solvent. Place the tank in a cool place out of direct sunlight. Stand the chromatography paper in the tank so that the bottom edge is in the solvent but the remaining paper does not touch the tank. Place the lid on the tank and leave for about 1 hour.
Wearing gloves, remove the damp paper and mark where the solvent has reached. Dry the paper in the fume cupboard. Still in the fume cupboard, spray the whole of the paper with ninhydrin in butanol. Dry the paper and transfer it to the drying oven for 1–2 min.
Mark the position of each spot that develops. Note the colour and Rf (or travel distance) of each standard and hence find the amino acid composition of the unknown samples.
- Acetic acid
- Irritant vapour. On skin; flood with water. Ventilate area.
- Highly flammable. Remove ignition sources
- Harmful by inhalation. Irritant vapour. Use fume cupboard.
- Hydrochloric acid 1 molar
- Irritant, may cause burns. On skin; flood with water. Spills, neutralise with sodium bicarbonate.
- Irritant. Wear gloves. Indanetrione, spilt on the skin, is not immediately noticeable. It stains skin purple, slowly, and even seems to work through gloves. Wash frequently to remove it.
- Hot Oven; also produces Butan-1-ol fumes.
- Remove papers wearing gloves, or use forceps. Ventilate area


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puts "Hello world!"
In this post we will see how to read keyboard input from console using TCL script. Some time we need to take input from user to proceed further, for example adding two numbers. Here is syntax to read :
gets channel_ID variable_Name
Here, channel_ID is id of channel. It specify from where we have to read. To read from console we need to use stdin (standard input) as channel ID.
variable_Name is name of variable where we have to store that text.
Let us check one sample example.
puts "what is your favourite colour?" gets stdin name_of_colour puts "Colour is $name_of_colour"
what is your favourite colour?
Colour is red
Here is another example to add two numbers entered by user :
puts "Enter first number for addition:" gets stdin first_number puts "Enter second number for addition:" gets stdin second_number set answer [expr $first_number + $second_number] puts "Addition of $first_number and $second_number is : $answer"
Output will be :
Enter first number for addition:
Enter second number for addition:
Addition of 33 and 11 is : 44


A No-Fuss Method for Cooking Almost Any Whole Grain
I don't bother with carefully measuring water or fiddling around with getting just the right flame when I cook whole grains on the stove. Instead, I cook pretty much every type of grain using the same no-fuss method — with great results every time.
Basically, I use the same method for cooking whole grains that I use for cooking pasta: I simmer the grains in a good amount of salted water until they are the right texture, and then drain them. Some grains like quinoa benefit from a 10-minute rest in the covered pot after draining, which gives a better texture, but for most of the other grains I use on a regular basis, such as barley, wheat berries, or farro, this isn't necessary.
Brown rice is the only whole grain I don't use this method for, as I prefer the texture when it is cooked in the traditional way, but it can done. In fact, Saveur uses it in their recipe for Perfect Brown Rice.
A couple hints when using this method:
- When cooking quinoa, watch for the point when most of the grains have little spirals (the germ) curling around them. That's when it's done cooking. Drain it, put it back in the pot off the heat and cover it for 10 minutes, then fluff with a fork and serve.
- For all other grains, periodically taste as they cook and drain them once they are cooked through and soft.
- Very hard grains like wheat berries will need 45 minutes or more of simmering, so add water if too much boils off during cooking.
- As with pasta, generously salt the water. You can also add bay leaf, herb sprigs, garlic cloves or other aromatics that can be easily removed once the grains are cooked through.
Have you ever tried this method? How do you cook whole grains?
Related: How To Cook Brown Rice
(Image: Joe Belanger/Shutterstock)


Question: How To Make Video Play Automatically In Powerpoint?
Why is my video not playing automatically in PowerPoint?
If the PowerPoint video is not playing automatically, then chances are that you could have set some other playback option for it. In this case, you can go to its Playback settings and change the autoplay feature. Step 1. Just open the file in PowerPoint and click on the video that is not playing automatically.
How do I get multiple videos to play automatically in PowerPoint?
PowerPoint Tutorial: How To Play Video Over Multiple Slides
 1. Click on the drop-down arrow next to the video in the animations pane, and select effect options.
 2. In the effect tab, now you can see the Stop Playing section. By default, 'after current slide' will be selected.
 3. Change this option to 'after', and select the number of slides you want the video to play over.
How do I make my presentation play continuously?
You might be interested: Readers ask: How To Watch Google Play Movies On Youtube?
Can you record video on PowerPoint?
Can you play two videos at once in PowerPoint?
Setting video to play "Automatically" in the ribbon sets the videos to play "After previous" by default( ie one after the other.) Open the Animation pane from ANIMATION tab and set both to "With previous" see if that helps.
How do I open two videos at the same time in PowerPoint?
OK, to solve this problem what you do is the following: load your first video and select the option that causes it to start automatically. Load the second video (or animation) and select this one to start on click. Now, when you run your presentation, click on the 2nd video as soon as the slide opens.
What are the steps to customize a slide show?
Create a custom show
 1. Open the presentation that you want to use to create a custom show.
 2. On the Slide Show tab, under Play Slide Show, click Custom Shows, and then click Edit Custom Shows.
 3. Click New.
 4. Under Slides in presentation, click the slides that you want to include in the custom show, and then click Add.
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SENER has carried out, in a 50% consortium with IDOM, the design, the project management [+]
Primary Health Care Center and High Resolution Center of Specialties in Córdoba
- Client: Andalusian Regional Goverment
- Country: Spain
- Start date: 2006
- Ending date: 2010
The aim of this Project is the construction of a Primary Health Care Center and a High Resolution Center of Specialties located at the west of Córdoba.
The building is given sustainable design criteria and from the outset, a whole series of bioclimatic elements are integrated that seek maximum use of renewable energies and solar conditions.
This center is proposed as a solution to the population increase of the west of Córdoba, an area in expansion and its purpose is to enhance the development of a Primary Health care, Urgent health care and the single act consultation.
Accordingly to this approach, the main focus of the program for the Center is set on the following areas:
- Emergency Areas
- External Consultation Area
- Diagnostic Area
- Clinical support Area
- Parking for 600 vehicles
The building is oriented mainly towards the street Island of Lanzarote where, starting from a unitary building, the different areas of attention are differentiated, rationalizing so, the horizontal and vertical circulation.
The volumetric composition of the proposal is essentially horizontal. It's been structured by the means of four combs of assistance, three floors high each, which are embraced longitudinally by two opposite aisles, one for the public use and the other one for the staff.
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text: The human bile acid-sensitive ion channel (hBASIC) is a cation channel of the degenerin/epithelial Na(+) channel gene family that is expressed in the intestinal tract and can be activated by bile acids. Here, we show that in addition to its sensitivity for bile acids, hBASIC shares further key features with its rat ortholog: it is blocked by extracellular divalent cations, is inhibited by micromolar concentrations of the diarylamidine diminazene, and activated by millimolar concentrations of flufenamic acid. Furthermore, we demonstrate that two major bile acids present in human bile, chenodeoxycholic acid and deoxycholic acid, activate hBASIC in a synergistic manner. In addition, we determined the single-channel properties of hBASIC in outside-out patch clamp recordings, revealing a single-channel conductance of about 11 pS and a high Na(+) selectivity. Deoxycholic acid activates hBASIC in patch clamp recordings mainly by reducing the single-channel closed time. In summary, we provide a thorough functional characterization of hBASIC.


What is a female mallard duck called?
The male birds (drakes) have a glossy green head and are grey on their wings and belly, while the females (hens or ducks) have mainly brown-speckled plumage.
What is the female duck called?
A male duck is called a drake and the female duck is called a duck , or in ornithology a hen.
Why do male ducks drown female ducks?
Ducks are different from most birds in the fact that male ducks have a penis, analogous with the mammalian or human penis. And the fact that ducks still have a penis allows them to force copulation in ways that are unavailable to other birds. … Sometimes they even drown because ducks often copulate in the water.
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Canopy flows in the atmospheric surface layer play important economic and ecological roles, governing the dispersion of passive scalars in the environment. The interaction of high-velocity fluid and large-scale surface-mounted obstacles in canopy flows produces drag and causes intense, inhomogeneous and anisotropic turbulence. In this work, we focus on the turbulent dispersion of passive scalars by studying the 'pair dispersion' - a statistical measure of relative motion between particles. We analyse the results of a three-dimensional particle tracking velocimetry experiment in a wind-tunnel canopy flow, focusing on small scales. We confirm the existence of local isotropy of pair dispersion at scales smaller than a characteristic shear length scale, where and are the mean dissipation rate and shear rate, respectively. Furthermore, we show that pair dispersion in this locally isotropic regime is a scale-dependent super-diffusive process, similar to what occurs in homogeneous isotropic turbulent flows. In addition, we measure the pair relative velocity correlation function, showing that its de-correlation occurs in the locally isotropic regime, and discuss the implications of this observation for modelling pair dispersion. Thus, our study extends the fundamental understanding of turbulent pair dispersion to the anisotropic inhomogeneous turbulent canopy flow, bringing valuable information for modelling scalar dispersion in the atmospheric surface layer.
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Makaryev Fair (Russian: Макарьевская ярмарка) was a fair in Russia held annually every July near Makaryev Monastery on the left bank of the Volga River from the mid-16th century to 1816. Following a massive fire in 1816, it was moved to Nizhny Novgorod, but for some decades thereafter it still was commonly referred to as Makariev Fair. It attracted many foreign merchants from India, Iran, and Central Asia.
This fair was a commerce centre to sell up to half the total production of export goods in Russia. The fair ceased in 1929. A society named Nizhegorodskaya yarmarka (Russian: Нижегородская ярмарка, Nizhny Novgorod fair) was created in 1991 with its headquarters in the former main fair building. However, today it is not actually a fair, but an exhibition center.
- Munro-Butler-Johnstone, Henry Alexander, A trip up the Volga to the fair of Nijni-Novgorod, Oxford: J. Parker and co., 1876.
- Fitzpatrick, Anne Lincoln, The Great Russian Fair: Nizhnii Novgorod, 1840-90, Houndmills, Basingstoke, Hampshire: Macmillan, in association with St. Antony's College, Oxford, 1990. ISBN 0-333-42437-9
- Jules Verne, "Michael Strogoff: The Courier of the Czar" — This historical novel contains an interesting description of the fair at Nizhny Novgorod.
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Ferroic classifications extended to ferrotoroidic crystals
D. B. Litvin
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Abstract
Aizu's characterization of the 773 species of phase transitions by magnetization, polarization and strain is extended to include characterization by the recently observed toroidal moment. The resulting distinction quadruplet characterization is then used to classify the species into sub-ensembles, extending Schmid's concept of ensembles of species to include classification by toroidal moments. Tables are given of the distinction quadruplet characterization of each species and the species in each ensemble and sub-ensemble. The form of primary and secondary ferroic property tensors invariant under the 122 magnetic point groups have also been tabulated for use in determining the characterization of species and possible domain switching. In both cases, physical property tensors related to the toroidal moment are included.
Original languageEnglish (US)
Pages (from-to)316-320
Number of pages5
JournalActa Crystallographica Section A: Foundations of Crystallography
Volume64
Issue number2
DOIs
StatePublished - Feb 19 2008
All Science Journal Classification (ASJC) codes
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Prato allo Stelvio/Prad am Stilfserjoch is situated at the entrance of the Stelvio National Park, the largest protected natural environment in Italy. Against the backdrop of the lush, green valley with its wheat fields and wide expanse of orchards and vegetable gardens, lie the majestic glaciers of the Ortler mountain range with the highest peaks in the region.
A number of castles and forts, Romanesque towns, churches, monasteries lie perched on the slopes and halfway up there are farmsteads and irrigation canals, bringing water to the fields down in the valley. The paths running alongside these canals have been converted to popular trails for leisurely walks.
This mountain valley situated on the border with Switzerland and Austria is a rich combination of history and lush nature with a landscape shaped by the harmonious coexistence between man and nature across the centuries. Near the alluvial Prader Sand, there are still traditional markets where typical products of the region may be found.


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In 2009-10 the gross value of total Victorian agricultural production was $10,347.3 million, an increase of 1.4% (or $146.8 million) from 2008-09. At the same time, the local value of Victorian agricultural production increased by 0.7%.
In 2009-10 livestock disposals contributed 29.0% to the total gross value of Victorian agricultural production, followed by livestock products with 24.2% and fruit with 11.7% respectively.
Do you know how the value of your state or territory's agricultural output is determined?
The gross value of agricultural commodities produced (VACP) is the value placed on recorded agricultural production at the wholesale prices realised in the market place.
The local value is the value placed on commodities at the point of production (i.e. farm gate). It is calculated by deducting marketing costs from the gross value of commodities produced. Marketing costs may include freight, cost of containers, commission and other marketing charges.
Quantity data for most agricultural commodities are collected from ABSagricultural surveys or the Agricultural Census. Remaining commodity data are obtained from non-ABS sources, and are comparable across time.
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Sherri MacKay, Joanna Henderson, Carol Root, Diane Warling, K.B. Gilbert and Janice Johnstone
The Arson Prevention Program for Children (TAPP-C)
is an intervention program to reduce fire setting and other fire involvement, and promote fire safety, among children from two to 16 years of age. This guide provides a conceptual framework and useful techniques for mental health providers working with children, teens and their families.
The TAPP-C manual is divided into four main parts: Part 1 explains the program; Part 2 consists of caregiver modules; Part 3 consists of child modules; and Part 4 gives information about special issues, such as dealing with adolescents and children living in group homes or residential facilities.
Each of the caregiver and child modules includes:
- background information for the clinician
- psychoeducational content about the session theme to convey to the client in-session and home practice exercises
- suggestions and opportunities to help families review session content and work through exercises together
- worksheets to photocopy
- ISBN 978-0-88868-444-8 • 212 pages • spiral-bound
- $29.95 • published 2004 • product code PG116


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In one-of-its-kind effort to conserve the snake from extinction, the Jim Corbett National Park has made mandatory for the forest department employees to adopt the methods to curb the declining number of snakes in the state.
As per the directive issued by the Chief Wildlife Caretaker, Dr Srikanat Chandola, forest department employees including the security staff will have to go through training sessions at Corbett Training Centre, Kalagarh to learn the procedures followed in protection of snakes.
Considered as the most persecuted of all animals, snake killing fails to come to a halt. With the destruction of habitat due to urban sprawl, deforestation and pollution, the snake count has drastically reduced leading to the extinction of its several species.
Gauging the importance of this carnivorous reptile in maintaining a healthy ecosystem, the caretaker has resolved to make training as a compulsory part of the curriculum. Under this, lessons and practical training will be given to forest police for controlling snake killings in the state.
Along with this, departmental officers and workers will be taught about the ways to prevent killing of snakes.
It is worth mentioning that out of 270 species of snakes in the country, 70 are found in Uttarakhand. Snakes are the indicators of the healthy ecosystem. They help to control rodent pests from destroying crops and helps in preparing life saving drugs.
However, following the lack of awareness amongst the masses, Additional Chief Forest Conservator, Jai Raj, in the year 2008, took an initiative in this direction. Helpline numbers were launched and NGOs were involved in the rescue operation. In this effort 94 workers of 37 departments were trained to protect snakes.


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Called the Cloud Seeding Pavilion, the 2,500-square-foot (232 square meter) structure is located outside the Design Museum Holon – Israel's only museum dedicated to design, which occupies a building designed by Ron Arad that opened in 2010.
Though it is used to hold small events, the pavilion is designed to be an attraction in its own right due to its ever-shifting ceiling plane made of thousands of white plastic balls.
The lightweight spheres move in response to even small changes in wind direction, creating an interplay of light and shadows on the ceiling and the ground.
"Our practice is always trying to work on the border of architecture and the environment," Rachely Rotem, director at MODU, told Dezeen. "When we first came to the site we noticed that it was very hot, but the wind was very present there."
MODU used a conventional greenhouse frame – very common in Israeli agriculture – which is inexpensive and easy to construct. Simple beach chairs under the ceiling encourage visitors to lounge and observe the movement above.
"The nature of good public space is that it's not over prescribed," said Phu Hoang, principal at MODU. "The project is less about the form than how you engage the public."
The 30,000 balls are made of recycled PET plastic and are suspended between architectural fabric mesh panels that allow air to flow through.
MODU conceived the structure as a prototype and the firm is currently in talks with another organisation about creating a second version on a different site in Holon.
Pavilions, Rotem said, have always been an important typology for architectural experimentation and research. Other recent pavilions include the water-purifying Cosmo by Andrés Jacque at MoMA PS 1 and a canopy of folded metal plates by Boston studio Höweler + Yoon in Pheonix.
Photography is by Aviad Bar Ness. Video by Ori Zifroni.


text: The objectives of the paper are to first develop a measurement scale for Islamic attributes of destination and then to investigate the influence of Islamic attributes on overall tourist satisfaction. This study followed the sequence of steps that should be performed in developing measures of constructs. The measurement was tested and found to be both reliable and valid. The study found positive relationship between Islamic attributes of destination and overall tourist satisfaction. Important marketing implications are also presented. Copyright © 2013 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.


lookup_extended
Description:
public bool lookup_extended (K lookup_key, out unowned K orig_key, out unowned V value)
Looks up a key in the GenericSet, returning the original key and the associated value and a bool which is true if the key was found.
This is useful if you need to free the memory allocated for the original key, for example before calling remove.
You can actually pass null for lookup_key to test whether the null key exists, provided the hash and equal functions of hash_table are null-safe.
Parameters:
lookup_key
the key to look up
orig_key
return location for the original key
value
return location for the value associated with the key
hash_table
a GenericSet
Returns:
true if the key was found in the GenericSet


NEWTON — As courthouses and city halls close, there is a logistical problem that arises for governmental boards — just how does the county commission or city council meet?
And, just as important, how do its members host a public meeting and comply with the Kansas Open Meetings Act?
Guidance from the Kansas Department of Health and Environment, and an executive order from Gov. Laura Kelly, limits the number of people in one place at one time to 10. Social distancing guidelines ask those people to stay at least 6 feet apart.
According to Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt, the Kansas Open Meetings Act requires public bodies to be "open to the public." Ordinarily, that requirement is met by allowing members of the public to enter the room where the meeting is taking place so they can listen and observe.
The answer to the problem of public governmental guidelines is popping up in meeting notices and agendas. Now appearing are internet links for video conferencing and phone numbers for voice conferences.
For some area government bodies, this is nothing really new. The McPherson City Commission has posted video of its meetings to YouTube, while the Newton USD 373 board of education started streaming live to Facebook on its own earlier this year.
The Harvey County Commission hosted its first online stream this week, making use of the service Zoom to provide video and telephone access. The commission met in the basement of the courthouse as the meeting was streamed.
Under new guidelines issued by the state, each entity will notify the public of the internet location of the meeting during the meeting notification process.
The attorney general's office has proposed formal rules for state and local governments to ensure their meetings remain open to the public during "social distancing" emergency restrictions on gathering in person. Basically, those new rules require for broadcast of the meeting, preferably with video, on either television of the internet or by audio by telephone conferencing.
"During a time of declared emergency when lives are disrupted, many people are apprehensive, and rumors can run rampant, the importance of ensuring openness and transparency in the government decision-making process is even greater than usual," Schmidt said. "An important way for public bodies to provide reassurance is to go the extra mile to ensure their actions are transparent during the time of emergency.
"This new guidance will help state and local government bodies throughout Kansas operate transparently even when the public cannot gather in person for meetings."


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The Battle River Watershed
The Battle River Watershed is a large area of land covering most of east-central Alberta that drains into the Battle River. The Battle River itself is a modest prairie-fed (as opposed to glacier-fed) river. There is increasing pressure on the Battle River's water supply.
A watershed (or basin) is the area of land that catches snow and rain and drains it to a larger body of water, such as a marsh, lake, stream or river. Topography defines the entire watershed, as it shapes the course and speed of water moving through the area.
The Battle Watershed covers approximately 30,000 square kilometres (17,667 square miles). 83% of this area is within Alberta; the remainder is in Saskatchewan.
Read our Frequently Asked Questions to learn more about the watershed!
There are seven major river basins (watersheds) in Alberta: the Peace/Slave, Athabasca, Hay, North Saskatchewan, South Saskatchewan, Beaver and Milk.
The Battle River Watershed is a sub-basin of the North Saskatchewan Watershed.
The North Saskatchewan River Basin covers about 80,000 square km of the province. Major centers within the basin include Rocky Mountain House, Edmonton, and Fort Saskatchewan. The basin begins in the icefields of Banff and Jasper National Parks and generally flows in an easterly direction towards the Alberta-Saskatchewan border. The Brazeau, Nordegg, Ram, Clearwater, Sturgeon and Vermillion Rivers all flow into the North Saskatchewan River. The Battle River also forms part of the basin and joins with the North Saskatchewan River at North Battleford, Saskatchewan.
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%0 Journal Article %J Front Neural Circuits %D 2018 %T Neuronal Calcium Signaling in Metabolic Regulation and Adaptation to Nutrient Stress. %A Jayakumar, Siddharth %A Hasan, Gaiti %X
All organisms can respond physiologically and behaviorally to environmental fluxes in nutrient levels. Different nutrient sensing pathways exist for specific metabolites, and their inputs ultimately define appropriate nutrient uptake and metabolic homeostasis. Nutrient sensing mechanisms at the cellular level require pathways such as insulin and target of rapamycin (TOR) signaling that integrates information from different organ systems like the fat body and the gut. Such integration is essential for coordinating growth with development. Here we review the role of a newly identified set of integrative interneurons and the role of intracellular calcium signaling within these neurons, in regulating nutrient sensing under conditions of nutrient stress. A comparison of the identified circuit and cellular mechanisms employed in this circuit, with vertebrate systems, suggests that the identified cell signaling mechanisms may be conserved for neural circuit function related to nutrient sensing by central neurons. The ideas proposed are potentially relevant for understanding the molecular basis of metabolic disorders, because these are frequently linked to nutritional stress.
%B Front Neural Circuits %V 12 %P 25 %8 2018 %G eng %R 10.3389/fncir.2018.00025


Do lizards tails grow back?
Yes, amazingly a defence technique a lizard may use if a predator catches on to their tail is to actually break the tail off so the lizard can escape from the danger. Eventually the tail will grow back.
Not all lizards can grow their tail back, and whilst a lizard has broken its tail off it may be incredibly weak, this is due to the fact that the lizard stores a lot of fat which provides them with energy within the base of their tail.
Depending on circumstances and the type of lizard and conditions, it can take anywhere from a few days, to weeks, to a few months for the tail to fully be grown back to normal, and even then it may not always be the same as it was previously.
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Synthesis and optical properties of subphthalocyanine homo- and heterodimers axially connected via a hydroquinone linker†
Axially linked trifluoroethoxy (TFEO)-coated subphthalocyanine (SubPc) homo- and heterodimers were synthesized by two different axial ligand substitution methods. TFEO-SubPc homodimers were obtained directly from TFEO-SubPc boron chloride with o-, m-, and p-hydroquinones, while TFEO-SubPc heterodimers were synthesized via stepwise construction using a combination of the TFEO method and Torres' triflate method. The optical properties of the dimers obtained were investigated using UV-Vis and fluorescence spectrometry. Electron transfer was observed in the heterodimers, and TFEO-SubPc acted as an electron acceptor in the process. The electron transfer process differs depending on the o-, m-, and p-geometries of the hydroquinone linker, and is supported by computational calculations.
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In Financial Data Quality Management Enterprise Edition (FDMEE) automated batch loads time out.
There are two most likely causes of this issue:
- Batch timeout setting not defined or insufficient in system and/or application settings in the FDMEE application
- Stuck thread timeout setting needs increasing in the ErpIntegrator0 managed server (weblogic)
To increase the batch timeout setting in the FDMEE application:
- Navigate to Data Management from EPM workspace.
- From the Setup tab, and then under Configure, select System Settings.
- In System Settings, from Profile Type, select Other.
- Define a timeout value for the "Batch timeout in minutes" setting.
To increase the Stuck Thread timeout settting in the ErpIntegrator0 managed server in weblogic:
- Navigate to weblogic admin console.
- Under domain structure, expand Environment and choose servers.
- Choose ErpIntegrator0 from the servers list.
- Under configuration, choose tuning.
- Choose Lock & Edit to modify the setting value.
- Increase the Stuck Thread Max time value. The value is in seconds. By default it will be 600 seconds (5 minutes).
- Choose activate configuration so that the settings take effect.
- Restart FDMEE service.
Hope this helps.