matches
 -- the FTS4 query 'k', even though the documents stored in the content
 -- table have been modified.
 --
 UPDATE t2 SET b = 'xxx', c = 'yyy' WHERE rowid = 3;
 SELECT * FROM t3 WHERE t3 MATCH 'k';
 -- Following the DELETE below, the query returns one row containing two
 -- NULL values. NULL values are returned because FTS is unable to find
 -- a row with rowid=3 within the content table.
 --
 DELETE FROM t2;
 SELECT * FROM t3 WHERE t3 MATCH 'k';
</codeblock>

 When a row is deleted from an external content FTS4 table, FTS4 needs to
 retrieve the column values of the row being deleted from the content table.
 This is so that FTS4 can update the full-text index entries for each token
 that occurs within the deleted row to indicate that row has been
 deleted. If the content table row cannot be found, or if it contains values
 inconsistent with the contents of the FTS index, the results can be difficult
 to predict. The FTS index may be left containing entries corresponding to the
 deleted row, which can lead to seemingly nonsensical results being returned
 by subsequent SELECT queries. The same applies when a row is updated, as
 internally an UPDATE is the same as a DELETE followed by an INSERT.

 Instead of writing separately to the full-text index and the content table,
 some users may wish to use database triggers to keep the full-text index
 up to date with respect to the set of documents stored in the content table.
 For example, using the tables from earlier examples:
<codeblock>
 CREATE TRIGGER t2_bu BEFORE UPDATE ON t2 BEGIN
 DELETE FROM t3 WHERE docid=old.rowid;
 END;
 CREATE TRIGGER t2_bd BEFORE DELETE ON t2 BEGIN
 DELETE FROM t3 WHERE docid=old.rowid;
 END;
 CREATE TRIGGER t2_au AFTER UPDATE ON t2 BEGIN
 INSERT INTO t3(docid, b, c) VALUES(new.rowid, new.b, new.c);
 END;
 CREATE TRIGGER t2_ai AFTER INSERT ON t2 BEGIN
 INSERT INTO t3(docid, b, c) VALUES(new.rowid, new.b, new.c);
 END;
</codeblock>

 The DELETE trigger must be fired before the actual delete takes place
 on the content table. This is so that FTS4 can still retrieve the original
 values in order to update the full-text index. And the INSERT trigger must
 be fired after the new row is inserted, so as to handle the case where the
 rowid is assigned automatically within the system. The UPDATE trigger must
 be split into two parts, one fired before and one after the update of the
 content table, for the same reasons.

 The [FTS4 "rebuild" command]
 deletes the entire full-text index and rebuilds it based on the current
 set of documents in the content table. Assuming again that "t3" is the
 name of the external content FTS4 table, the rebuild command looks like this:
<codeblock>
 INSERT INTO t3(t3) VALUES('rebuild');
</codeblock>

 This command may also be used with ordinary FTS4 tables, for example if
 the implementation of the tokenizer changes. It is an
 error to attempt to rebuild the full-text index maintained by a contentless
 FTS4 table, since no content will be available to do the rebuilding.
<tcl>hd_fragment *fts4languageid {FTS4 languageid option}</tcl>

The languageid= option

 When the languageid option is present, it specifies the name of
 another [hidden column] that is added to the FTS4
 table and which is used to specify the language stored in each row
 of the FTS4 table. The name of the languageid hidden column must
 be distinct from all other column names in the FTS4 table. Example:
<codeblock>
 CREATE VIRTUAL TABLE t1 USING fts4(x, y, languageid="lid")
</codeblock>

 The default value of a languageid column is 0. Any value inserted
 into a languageid column is converted to a 32-bit (not 64) signed
 integer.

 By default, FTS queries (those that use the MATCH operator)
 consider only those rows with the languageid column set to 0. To
 query for rows with other languageid values, a constraint of the
 form "<language-id> = <integer>" must be added to the queries
 WHERE clause. For example:
<codeblock>
 SELECT * FROM t1 WHERE t1 MATCH 'abc' AND lid=5;
</codeblock>

 It is not possible for a single FTS query to return rows with
 different languageid values. The results of adding WHERE clauses
 that use other operators (e.g. lid!=5, or lid<=5) are undefined.

 If the content option is used along with the languageid option,
 then the named languageid column must exist in the content= table
 (subject to the usual rules - if a query never needs to read the
 content table then this restriction does not apply).

 When the languageid option is used, SQLite invokes the xLanguageid()
 on the sqlite3_tokenizer_module object immediately after the object
 is created in order to pass in the language id that particular
 tokenizer should use. The xLanguageid() method will never be called
 more than once for any single tokenizer object.

<tcl>hd_fragment fts4matchinfo {FTS4 matchinfo option}</tcl>

The matchinfo= option

 The matchinfo option may only be set to the value "fts3".
 Attempting to set matchinfo to anything other than "fts3" is an error.
 If this option is specified, then some of the extra information stored by
 FTS4 is omitted. This reduces the amount of disk space consumed by
 an FTS4 table until it is almost the same as the amount that would
 be used by the equivalent FTS3 table, but also means that the data
 accessed by passing the 'l' flag to the [matchinfo()] function is
 not available.
<tcl>hd_fragment fts4notindexed {FTS4 notindexed option}</tcl>

The notindexed= option

 Normally, the FTS module maintains an inverted index of all terms in
 all columns of the table. This option is used to specify the name of
 a column for which entries should not be added to the index. Multiple
 "notindexed" options may be used to specify that multiple columns should
 be omitted from the index. For example:
<codeblock>
 -- Create an FTS4 table for which only the contents of columns c2 and c4
 -- are tokenized and added to the inverted index.
 CREATE VIRTUAL TABLE t1 USING fts4(c1, c2, c3, c4, notindexed=c1, notindexed=c3);
</codeblock>

 Values stored in unindexed columns are not eligible to match MATCH
 operators. The do not influence the results of the offsets() or matchinfo()
 auxilliary functions. Nor will the snippet() function ever return a
 snippet based on a value stored in an unindexed column.
<tcl>hd_fragment fts4prefix {FTS4 prefix option}</tcl>

The prefix= option

 ^The FTS4 prefix option causes FTS to index term prefixes of specified lengths
 in the same way that it always indexes complete terms. ^The prefix option
 must be set to a comma separated list of positive non-zero integers.
 ^For each value N in the list, prefixes of length N bytes (when encoded
 using UTF-8) are indexed. ^FTS4 uses term prefix indexes to speed up
 [prefix queries]. The cost, of course, is that indexing term prefixes as
 well as complete terms increases the database size and slows down write
 operations on the FTS4 table.

 Prefix indexes may be used to optimize [prefix queries] in two cases.
 If the query is for a prefix of N bytes, then a prefix index created
 with "prefix=N" provides the best optimization. Or, if no "prefix=N"
 index is available, a "prefix=N+1" index may be used instead.
 Using a "prefix=N+1" index is less
 efficient than a "prefix=N" index, but is better than no prefix index at all.
<codeblock>


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To be certified and maintain certification every year as a Virginia Master Naturalist, volunteers are required to complete 8 hours of continuing education. To assist volunteers needing to meet this requirement, the state program offers continuing education through the annual statewide conference and an online webinar series. Online resources of the Virginia State Master Naturalist web site can be accessed through this link: _URL_
Other education opportunities are announced through our Chapter newsletter, e-mail broadcasts and at our general membership meetings. Also attending speaking events (e.g. at colleges and civic organizations) and and conservation related public agency meetings (local, state, federal) can also count toward continuing education hours, with the approval of the Chapter Advanced Training Committee Chairperson.
Many online resources from our State Agency Sponsors also offer education opportunities (peruse links below).
- Virginia Cooperative Extension
- Virginia Tech College of Natural Resources and Environment
- Virginia Tech Department of Forest Resources and Environmental Conservation
- Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation
- Virginia Department of Environmental Quality
- Virginia Department of Forestry
- Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries
- Virginia Museum of Natural History
Continuing education is a great way to keep abreast of the latest goings-on and to brush up on knowledge in your areas of special interest.

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Application of hot isostatic pressing (HIP) technology to diffusion bond refractory metals for proton beam targets and absorbers at CERN
A target assembly, composed of several collinear molybdenum (Mo)‐based and tungsten (W)‐based cylindrical blocks, will reside in the core of the new beam dump facility (BDF) being designed at the European Laboratory for Particle Physics (CERN). The target blocks will be protected from the cooling water erosion‐corrosion by a tantalum (Ta)‐based cladding. In order to obtain intimate and reliable bonding between the several cylinders composing each target block and with the cladding, hot isostatic pressing (HIP) assisted diffusion bonding technique was explored. Several down‐scaled target block prototypes were conceived to investigate the bondings. Starting from the previously gained experience in Ta cladding on W from neutron spallation targets, here, we present results on Ta cladding on TZM (Mo alloy), Ta2.5W (Ta alloy) cladding on TZM and W, and on TZM to TZM and W to W self‐bondings. The resulting interfaces were systematically characterized with electron microscopy, tensile testing, and thermal conductivity measurements. Successful diffusion bonding was achieved for all the studied material combinations, resulting in homogeneous and defect‐free interfaces, strong interfacial bondings, and limited interfacial thermal contact resistance. The HIP parameters and diffusion interfacial aids were of great importance to optimize the interface and bulk material properties.


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Sistemi per il trattamento corona
Power Generator HV-X di Tantec è una nuova serie di alimentatori versatili per sistemi al plasma e corona tecnicamente innovativi, utilizzabili sia per i sistemi di trattamento superficiale indipendenti…
Corana treaters to modify surfaces for bonding
Corona treatment is a surface modification technique that uses a corona discharge to impart changes in the properties of a surface. Treating the surface a material/an object with Corona Treatment will ensure bonding with printing inks, coatings, and adhesives.
The purpose of corona treatment is to optimize the adhesion properties on polymer-based materials.
The low surface energy of polymer-based substrates often leads to poor adhesion of inks, glues, and coatings which by nature present significantly high surface energies.
Corona treatment is a widely used surface treatment method in the plastic film, extrusion, automotive and medical industries.
To obtain optimum adhesion, it is crucial that the surface energy of the substrate is equal or higher than the surface energy of the material to be applied to the polymer.


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The Nahant Public Library, an essential public institution, strives to serve as an accessible and responsive information and literary center for all residents of the Nahant community and beyond. In a welcoming environment, with diverse materials, programs and services, the library's mission is to stimulate the imagination, nurture literacy, and promote cultural enrichment. The Nahant Public Library also provides access to the tools, technological and traditional, which empower people to find and use information and encourage lifelong learning.
The Nahant Public Library was founded in 1819, one of the oldest municipally-owned library collections in Massachusetts (Franklin being the oldest in 1790). Our library became a free public library in 1872. The present library building was designed by the Boston firm of Ball and Dabney, and opened June 1, 1895 as the first electrified building in Nahant.


can be attracted by the magnetic field, then the ore can be concentrated by the process of magnetic separation. Among the ores mentioned in table 6.1, the ores of iron such as haematite (Fe 2 O 3), magnetite (Fe 3 O 4), siderite (FeCO 3), and iron pyrites (FeS 2) can be separated by the process of magnetic separation.
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Ores which contains some magnetic particles or they can attract by the magnetic field only they can be concentrated by magnetic separation method. Among the ores mentioned in table 6.1, the ores of iron such as haematite , magnetite , siderite , and iron pyrites can be separated by the process of magnetic separation. Question 6.2
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Magnetic Separation. It is based on the principle of magnetic properties of the ore components. If either the ore particles or the gangue are capable of being attracted in a magnetic field, magnetic separation can be used. Ore is kept in a conveyer which passes through the magnetic roller. Fig. 2. Magnetic separation. Froth floatation process
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Eating ice
Do you like to eat ice?
Do you feel like you need to eat ice?
Enough to wolf down a tray of ice every day for at least two months?
If you answered yes to that last question, you might want to get your iron level checked. Because apparently iron deficiency is highly correlated with a compulsion to eat ice.
It's more than highly correlated, actually. Iron deficiency, the most common nutritional deficit in the world, pretty much definitely causes pagophagy. Almost one quarter of iron-deficient people in the US report this craving (and that number has been reported as high as 55% in other studies), and as soon as iron-deficient people start to take supplements, the compulsion goes away. Even before their haemoglobin levels go back to normal.
When your body doesn't have enough iron, eating ice is a weird thing to do. Ice doesn't have any iron. And any trace amounts of minerals in ice would be present in water too, but there's no compulsion for liquid water, just the solid stuff.
So what's going on?
We don't really know. The closest I've come to an answer is from a decent randomized control trial in 2014, which showed that, in iron-deficient people, eating ice boosted brain processing speeds.
This was the set up: A group of iron-deficient people and a group of normal-iron people were given a series of tests usually used to screen for AD/HD and either some tepid water or some ice to chew. The iron-deficient who got ice massively outperformed the suckers left without their ice fix. Here's the kicker though: the people with normal iron all did fine on the test whether they had ice or water. And their scores were the same as the ice-eating iron-deficient people.
Iron in the blood is used by red blood cells to carry oxygen around, so if you don't have enough iron, you won't have enough oxygen. This leads to fatigue and lethargy, which is why iron-deficient people generally won't score well on neuropsychological tests. Until they have ice.
The leading theory about why ice might temporarily alleviate fatigue (like a cup of a coffee) is to do with the diving reflex. When a mammal's face is submerged in water, cold receptors in the nose tell the body to go into submarine mode. Blood vessels in the extremities contract, sending more blood to the heart and brain. The heart rate slows, meaning the heart muscle needs less oxygen, and the spleen contracts, pushing more red blood cells into the system. It's like your body is in full-on oxygen conservation mode.
The authors of the 2014 study theorize that ice provides a jolt of cold to the mouth, stimulating this diving reflex and forcing more oxygen to the brain. While that sounds reasonable, my problem is that it doesn't explain why only the iron deficient would get a brain boost from ice.
So pagophagy remains a medical mystery.
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text: © 2020 Elsevier LtdSmall Hydropower (SHP) plants interrupt river continuity, fish migration, and change downstream flow regime during operation. This study quantifies the ecological impacts of Small Hydropower (SHP) plants by using environmental monitoring data, site surveys and documented evidence based on an integrated approach. The ecological criteria are taken from the internationally recognized Swiss Water Protection Act and EU Water Framework Directive as follows: (i) environmental flow, (ii) hydropeaking, (iii) fish protection and fish passage, and (iv) sediment management. For a case study, Çataloluk SHP plant's, which has been in operation in the Ceyhan River Basin in Turkey, ecological impact has been assessed. The ecological impact scorecard of the facility reveals that there are significant gaps relative to basic good practice for hydropeaking, downstream fish passage, and sediment management. The following mitigation measures are proposed: enhancement of the environmental flow, construction of a retention basin for hydropeaking, installation of fish-friendly fine screens at the water intake, installation of brush blocks and substrate in the pools of vertical slot fish pass, and the usage of hydro-suction technology for sustainable sediment management.


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Deformation Banding and the Role of Transition Bands between α-Fibre Components on Recrystallization in Low Carbon Steels Studied by EBSD
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In extra-low carbon steels, the generation of specific nucleation sites in the deformed microstructure determines the formation of an optimum recrystallization texture. In particular, during the cold rolling of the steel sheets, transition bands are generated in order to accommodate the different deformation paths followed by the deformation bands (DB-s) within the grains. -fibre grains (ND-fibre grains) are, in general terms, more fragmented than -fibre grains (RD-fibre grains). Consequently, the higher orientation gradients and stored energy levels of the -fibre grains determine the ND-fibre annealing texture. Nevertheless, during recrystallization of the ELC steel, nucleation in different type of transition bands (TB-s) between α-fibre components has also been observed in the present work. From a previous crystallographic classification of transition bands done by the authors, the effect of the lattice curvature, either by gradual or sharp orientation gradients, is studied during early recrystallisation stages. Specifically, the crystallographic characteristics of recrystallized nuclei formed at transition bands generated between α-fibre components are analyzed using electron back-scatter diffraction (EBSD). This technique enables the orientation of deformation bands, the misorientation across them, the orientation of the new recrystallized grains and the misorientation of those grains with the adjacent matrix grains to be determined. Recrystallization of components different to α at the expense of α components has also been found.
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M. Díaz-Fuentes, A. Iza-Mendia, I. Gutiérrez, "Deformation Banding and the Role of Transition Bands between α-Fibre Components on Recrystallization in Low Carbon Steels Studied by EBSD", Materials Science Forum, Vols. 539-543, pp. 4173-4178, 2007
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Female Famers Learn Improved Raisin Drying Techniques
Women are a crucial but typically unrecognized and underserved force in Afghanistan's economy. While farming is generally a male-dominated area, women are involved in virtually all farming activities through their work in households, stables and gardens. The Roots of Peace CHAMP program in Afghanistan works with female farmers to empower them with the knowledge and skills necessary to improve the quality of their orchards and crops. One such program is that of raising drying. Traditionally in Afghansitan, grapes are dried on bare ground or sometimes on mats under the sun, turning their color brown. Shade drying, a method taught by the Roots of Peace CHAMP program, helps retain the raisins' fresh green color, which are highly sought in the market. As raisin drying is a task often accomplished by women, ROP has made this a special priority in its women's training courses. During September, CHAMP trained 305 female farmers and grape producers in Parwan and Kabul provinces. The training covered basic food safety and drying methods so that farmers can improve the quality of their raisin product and earn a higher price for them.
One such method uses a mixture of potassium, paraffin oil and water to reduce drying time from 4-5 weeks to 8-14 days. As raisins dry, there is a rapid rise in sugar concentration which inhibits the action of enzymes, resulting in the color darkening to brown. Grapes treated with the potassium carbonate mixture maintain a low sugar concentration throughout the drying process, helping the grapes retain their green color. As a result, farmers and their families are able to sell their raisins for a higher price in the international market and continue to improve their incomes and quality of life.

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to a screen protector.
Conclusion
Navigating the debate about whether or not to use a screen protector on your MacBook can be challenging. On one hand, protectors seem to promise an added layer of defense against scratches and smudges, and on the other, they risk undermining the MacBook's superior display quality and sleek design.
However, after dissecting the various arguments and debunking common myths surrounding this subject, it becomes clear that screen protectors may not be as necessary for MacBooks as they are for touchscreen devices.
Indeed, it's important to consider the inherent durability of MacBook screens, the potential for protectors to degrade the viewing experience, and the possible damage to the in-built anti-reflective coating. Additionally, the aesthetic appeal of a pristine MacBook screen, unencumbered by an imperfectly applied protector, cannot be overstated.
While everyone must weigh these considerations according to their individual needs and habits, proper care and handling of the MacBook is undoubtedly the best approach to maintaining the pristine condition of its screen.
By following the recommended practices—keeping the MacBook clean, handling it with clean hands, using appropriate cleaning products, and storing it securely—you can enjoy the MacBook's high-quality display to its fullest without the need for a screen protector.
Ultimately, it is your MacBook, and the choice is yours.


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The objective of the present study was to evaluate the protein requirement of juvenile Trichogaster lalius, blue variety. The experimental design was of randomised blocks (B1 = initial weight of 1.04±0.05 g and B2 = 1.36±0.02 g), with two replicates within each block and five treatments (230, 270, 310, 350 and 390 g CP/kg diet). The fish were fed to satiation, three times a day for 90 days. The study evaluated: survival rate, weight gain, final length, feed intake, feed conversion ratio, protein efficiency ratio, specific growth rate and condition factor. There was a linear effect of dietary protein levels for protein efficiency ratio, specific growth rate (positive linear effect) and feed conversion ratio (negative linear effect). For weight gain, final length, feed intake and condition factor a quadratic effect of dietary protein levels was observed, with estimated values of 409.8, 366.2, 317.4 and 365.0 g CP/kg diet, to improve their performance parameters. Analysis of growth based on the length of the fish shows that 366.2 g of CP/kg diet meets the protein requirement of juvenile Trichogaster lalius, blue variety.
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DeWalt manufactures a wide range of cordless tools, including drills, powered by rechargeable battery packs. Most of the Dewalt batteries are lithium ion types which are lighter and last much longer than nickel-based batteries. However, every so often it's necessary to recharge your power tool battery pack, so you need to know how to operate the DeWalt drill battery charger.
Insert the plug on the end of the wire from the DeWalt drill battery charger into an electrical socket. It needs to be an electrical socket that produces 110/120 volts, which is the standard voltage in most household outlets.
Insert the battery into the Dewalt battery charger so it fits securely. It can only be inserted in one direction, so you can't get it wrong.
Turn on the DeWalt battery charger. The red LED flashes to confirm the battery charger is charging your battery. Wait until the red LED stops flashing and glows continuously, which means the battery is fully charged and ready for use.
Use the "Tune-up" button on your DeWalt battery charger to equalise the cells in the battery pack. Insert the battery into the charger as before and turn it on. Wait for the red LED to flash then press the "Tune-up" button. The LED stops flashing and then flashes quickly three times before it resumes flashing as before. Your battery is getting tuned.
Wait until the LED glows continuously to indicate the tune-up is complete. The cycle can take eight hours to complete, so only do this when you don't need to use your drill.
Your DeWalt battery charger automatically senses the condition of your batteries and charges them appropriately. For example, if your battery is too cold or too hot, it adjusts the way it is charged and the LED light flashes either quickly or slowly. If your battery needs replacing, the LED light flashes very quickly. If there is something wrong with your power supply the LED flashes twice quickly then pauses and repeats the two quick flashes, and so on.


Creating Perl projects from cpanfile or meta.json files
When you create or update a Perl custom runtime on the Platform, you now have the option to provide the package and version requirements for the project in cpanfile or meta.json file format. You can copy and paste the contents of an existing file, or type in your project's requirements in the required format.
Creating new projects
To create a project from a cpanfile or meta.json file:
 1. Navigate to your organization and create a new project by clicking Set up a new runtime. You must choose Perl as the language.
 2. Click Import from META.json or cpanfile in the Requested Packages panel.
 3. Open the requirements.txt to use and copy and paste the content, or type in your requirements individually.
 cpanfile
 4. Click Import.
 The Platform parses each entry in your requirements list, validates the syntax, and identifies any issues. When the file is valid, the platform attempts to match each package requirement with a package and version available on the platform.
 5. If any errors or mismatches are identified between the requirements you have defined in your cpanfile or meta.json file and the package and versions available on the Platform, you may be able to adjust the package versions individually to create a valid build request.
 6. Click Commit Changes. In Requested Packages you will see each package listed, along with the requested version and the version selected by the Platform to fulfill the requirement.
 7. Click View Status to start the build and view the build progress. It may take some time for the build to succeed or fail, but you will receive an email notification when the build finishes.
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To update an existing project using a cpanfile or meta.json file:
 1. Navigate to the Perl project you want to update.
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 4. Open the cpanfile or meta.json to use and copy and paste the content, or type in your requirements individually.
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Synonym: destroyruinwreckSimilar words: devastatingstateestatereinstatestatementnation-statechief of statestate of affairsMeaning: ['devəsteɪt] v. 1. devastate or ravage 2. overwhelm or overpower.
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1. Disapproval would at first enrage and then devastate him, and these warning messages apparently arrived visually.
2. And without it, a trade war could devastate already shaky world economies.
3. The Eclipse was also intended to devastate entire worlds.
4. Earthquakes can also cause tsunamis, which devastate coastal regions.
5. What exactly happens when I hit the Devastate button?
6. In what ways is Devastate better than Sunder Armor?
7. They intended to devastate the town at one stroke.
8. The Maoists, however, have done more to devastate schooling.
9. Devastate damage - per - sunder increased to 35.
10. Situations that would devastate others may be dealt with in constructive ways.
11. Devastate deals more damage ( and threat ) as your gear improves.
12. A fire or blood devastate and precious paper - historical documents completely.
13. Devastate damage ( and threat ) benefits from damage - increasing talents.
14. Devastate can crit and therefore generate added threat from the extra damage.
15. Corruption, organized crime[Sentence dictionary], and terrorist activities threaten to devastate the process.
16. This September I was invited to devastate the moors of a friend in the north.
17. Oil spills devastate the natural environment, endanger public health, imperil drinking water and disrupt the economy.
18. Historically, governments feared opium because they saw it devastate China.
19. Does Devastate generate more threat per hit than Sunder Armor?
20. In India, massive habitat loss continues to devastate Bengal tiger populations.
21. Critics say it's encroaching on the green belt and would devastate local villages.
22. Because his mockery or contempt on top of everything else would devastate her.
23. There is in fact an optimum height for airbursts, at which they devastate the maximum amount of area on the surface.
24. Tourist souvenirs like furs, ivory, animal skins, coral necklaces and shells can devastate wildlife.
25. Even a modest aerial explosion like the fifteen-megaton Tunguska event would utterly devastate a modern city.
26. Is there any reason at all to use Sunder Armor when you have Devastate?
27. The best plan is a broad plan, so that a failure devastate.
28. Any prolonged injury to Rooney or Saha, in particular, would devastate United.
29. The Lurker focuses on spies, cloaks and subterfuge to devastate opponents.
30. The upshot is that we're horrifyingly nonchalant at the prospect that rising carbon emissions may devastate our favorite planet.
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In January this year, the IEEE Signal Processing Magazine contained an article by Erik G. Larsson, Danyo Danev, Mikael Olofsson, and Simon Sörman on "Teaching the Principles of Massive MIMO: Exploring reciprocity-based multiuser MIMO beamforming using acoustic waves". It describes an exciting approach to teach the basics of Massive MIMO communication by implementing the system acoustically, using loudspeaker elements instead of antennas. The fifth-year engineering students at Linköping University have performed such implementations in 2014, 2015, and 2016, in the form of a conceive-design-implement-operate (CDIO) project.
The article details the teaching principles and experiences that the teachers and students had from the 2015 edition of the CDIO-project. This was also described in a previous blog post. In the following video, the students describe and demonstrate the end-result of the 2016 edition of the project. The acoustic testbed is now truly massive, since 64 loudspeakers were used.


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Tong Castle, (also known as Tong), Telford, England
Record Id: 6711
This site is NOT open to public.
Brief description of site
There are extensive 18th- and 19th-century gardens at Tong, on an estate with medieval origins. Capability Brown is implicated in the redesign.
Brief history of site
There have been a castle and associated park at Tong since the medieval period, but Capability Brown built a new house (now lost) and grounds in the mid-18th century. Further embellishments were made in the 19th century.
Address: Tong, Shropshire, TF11 8PP
Historical County: Shropshire
|OS Landranger Map Sheet Number:||162||Grid Ref:||SJ792069|
Form of site: park
Purpose of site: Ornamental
Site first created: Before 1273
Main period of development: Medieval
Survival: Part: standing remains
Durant's garden buildings are quite fully documented, and included ideas as diverse as pyramid structures and Indian themes; the parts coming together to form a whole most notable for its eccentricity. Certainly surviving is the Egyptian Aviary at Vauxhall Farm, while his 'pulpit' modelled on the example from Shrewsbury Abbey, and acoustic arches made of whale bones appear to have been lost. Soon after his death, Durant's own sons demolished an octagonal cottage on an island in Norton Mere. Detailed survey would be required to ascertain what else of Durant's numerous follies has survived decay and the construction of the M54. Road-builiding certainly led to destruction of the standing remains of Tong Castle.
External web site link: _URL_
The medieval castle at Tong was replaced in 1765 by a gothick building by Capability Brown, itself demolished in 1965. Tong is important as it represents Lancelot 'Capability' Brown's first work in Shropshire. The castle and grounds were bought in 1764 by George Durant (wealthy after experiences in the Caribbean), and he began to employ Brown the following year. The degree of Brown's impact is unclear, but he returned over several years, and by the 1780s the grounds had been considerably reworked. In particular, the formal landscape of wilderness and avenues was replaced with pastoral vision, with two great new lakes.
There was already a park in the parish by 1273. In 1577, a 'Tong park' lay east of the castle, and a park is also recorded in 1695. In the early-18th century, there was a wilderness with straight allees, but this was lost when the park was enlarged at the time of the castle's rebuilding in 1765. It may have been at that time (and perhaps also by the hand of Capability Brown) that serpentine pools were created around the western part of the park. Certainly they were present by 1808.
Probably also by Brown, and dating back to about 1765, was Convent Lodge, south of Tong village, in the gothick style. Nearby is a wall pulpit of around 1765, again by Brown, and probably inspired by the pulpit at Shrewsbury Abbey. A similar structure stood in Tong Norton until around 1890.
Embellishment of the park began at the start of the 19th century. Of Tong's owner, George Durant (son of Brown's employer), it was said 'His eccentric character is indicated by the quaint buildings, monuments with hieroglyphics, and inscriptions alike to deceased friends, eternity, and favourite animals, which were then to be found on every part of the demesne'.
People associated with this site
Designer: Lancelot Brown (born 1716 died 06/02/1783)
Feature created: Before 1765
Feature created: 1765 to 1808
Several serpentine pools.
Feature created: 1800 to 1899
Multiple follies, including pyramids, aviaries, and a pulpit.
Feature created: 1765
Organisations associated with this site
Sources of information
Baugh, R. Map of Shropshire (1808)
Stroud, D. Capability Brown, (London: Faber, 1975) p. 148.
Headley, G. and Meulenkamp, W. Follies, (1990) p.192-5.
Jones, B., Follies and Grottoes (London: Constable, 1974) p125-7, 186.
Stamper, P. Historic Parks and Gardens of Shropshire (Shrewsbury: Shropshire Books, 1996), p. 24, 30, 46, 53,,73-4, 77, 115, pls 15, 37, 24, figs 38, 51).
Anon 1984. List of Historic Buildings: Bridgnorth District, Sherrifhales etc., pp77-8.
Robert Baugh's map of Shropshire: An Introduction
Saxton, C. Map of Shropshire (1577)
Staffordshire Historical Collections, Vol I, p. 54.


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Processing Report Glossary
A guide to navigating the processing report.
We've introduced a report to give you better insights into how your map has processed through DroneDeploy. The report highlights key information, points out flight discrepancies, and brings forth factors that may need to be adjusted or addressed in order to make the best possible map.
Access the processing report by visiting the Map Details section of your map.
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Map Details Summary
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Definition
Project Name
Name given to the project at the time of processing.
Photogrammetry Engine
Engine used to process the map. DroneDeploy uses our own proprietary algorithm so this should be the default engine.
Date of Capture
Date flown. The date will be derived from the reported drone EXIF data at the time of flight.
Date Processed
Date the images were processed (or reprocessed) in DroneDeploy
Processing Mode
There are two possible modes for processing: Terrain and Structures. Terrain mode is primarily for nadir imagery, while Structures will be for oblique imagery and subject matter with 3D capture.
GSD Orthomosaic
Ground Sample Distance
Area Bounds (Coverage)
Area of the processed map and percent coverage of selected region of interest.
Image Sensors
Camera used for the flight.
Quality and Accuracy Summary
The quality and accuracy summary will provide insight into possible problem areas in the processing of the map. Expected values will be marked in green, and possible problem areas will be marked in orange.
In the above report, we would want to adjust the processing mode to Structures .
Image Quality
Represents the image quality for stitching. A high texture image will have crisp, detailed features that are easily recognisable. A low texture image would be blurry, over exposed, or smooth. Thermal images are often low texture.
Median Shutter Speed
Shutter speed for the camera. <1/80 is likely to produce motion blur and could result in incorrect scale or measurements.
Processing Mode
A more detailed explanation of the mode chosen and whether or not it's appropriate for the dataset uploaded.
Images Upload (Aligned %)
This is the number of images that provided the correct data needed to be used in processing. Unaligned images could be lacking EXIF data, or not provide the proper overlap for the subject in the image.
Camera Optimization
Principle Point: The initial values provided to us from the EXIF data may be adjusted in photogrammetry if they deviate from the expected values. A high variation from principle point can be raised to [email protected]
Focal Length: The focal length is estimated during the photogrammetry process. If it varies more than 5% for the reference value, that could indicate a problem with the lens or camera. The use of zoom during mapping, or inclusion of zoomed images from the same camera can cause the focal length to be calculated incorrectly.
Dataset Quality Review
This provides some of the most key information into the processing potential of your map. In this section, you will see black dots representing each of the images collected for the site.
Photogrammetry works by matching keypoints across multiple photos in order to understand the relative position of all the cameras. Because of this, providing the drone camera several high quality images of every point on every surface is key to producing a good map and 3D model. This is created via "overlap" or, how much image overlaps in content with the neighboring images.
This can also be referred to as image density. For the best possible DroneDeploy processing, we recommend and image density 8-9 images per pixel. (This roughly equates to 75/70 overlap.)
Flying over buildings and trees can cause major issues for your overlap on the tops of those objects. Learn more using the following articles:
Mapping tall buildings or trees
Terrain Awareness
In this map, I would recommend increasing the overlap of the flight, or using our enhanced 3D mode to achieve better overlap on the rooftop of the building. This map can also be cropped to remove any poor stitching from the edges, which we would expect in the red and yellow areas.
ROI: Region of Interest
Aligned: Images that were successfully geolocated and aligned.
A great map is be expected to be primarily blue. Red areas will indicate places that need a) higher altitude and/or b) more overlap. Note: For best results, we recommend flying with the DroneDeploy flight app.
Structure from Motion
Aligned Cameras: For each image taken, DroneDeploy uses image content to place the camera in 3D space. Additionally the metadata of the images is used to geolocation image and thus the final map. 100% alignment means all of the uploaded images were used in the reconstruction of the map. Unaligned cameras (red X's on the Quality Review set) will indicate camera locations that were not able to be located in 3D and therefore not used in the reconstruction.
Unaligned images often do not provide the visual data needed to successfully stitch (i.e. water, homogenous data, moving trees, insufficient overlap to match other images).
RMSE or Root Mean Squared Error: The camera location XYZ root mean squared error (RMSE) is a measure of the spread of the error of the solved camera XYZ versus the location specified by the GPS value recorded in the images. Therefore, as an example, a 10ft (3m) Camera Location XYZ RMSE means that in general the solved XYZ image location should be within 10ft of the supplied GPS location.
*Please note that camera location error does not correspond to the true accuracy of a map. For example, poor GPS conditions can cause large camera location errors but if images are properly collected the processed map will still be highly accurate when you measure distances and volumes in a small part of the map. To truly measure map accuracy you must include checkpoints or an object with known dimensions which can be measured in the processed map to check for differences.
GCPs and Checkpoints
If you have included GCPs on your map, they will also be outlined in the processing report.
The controlled area is shaded, and if you are using checkpoints, we highlight the measured error and predict how it may manifest across the map.
Map Alignment
Dronedeploy maps that do not use GCPs but are captured of the same location are automatically aligned with previous days. This section (if it appears) will describe the before and after, along with the required transformation.
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A barometer shows that an air pressure inside of a rocket before the launch is 10^5 pa. What is the change of air temperature inside the rocket during its launch, if the air pressure is increased to 1.2*10^5 pa ?
The rocket accelerates at a rate of 10 m/s^2.
The process inside of the rocket is an isochoric process because a volume of the air inside is constant.
The equation of the isochoric process is
P1/T1=P2/T2 , where P1 is the initial pressure, P2 is the final pressure, T1 is the initial temperature and T2 is the final temperature.
1×10^5 / T1 = 1.2×10^5 / T2
T2 / T1 = 1.2
Finally, the air temperature is increased 1.2 times.


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Name: Kate A Shuchter
We are teachers in Colorado planning to work with fluid transport and
capillary action in vascular plants. According to our memories, at 33 feet the
forces of capillary action and gravity cancel each other out.
We would like to explore how a 100 foot tree can transport water to its
top. We are looking for factors that would effect long-term transport.
Is fluid pressure from below influential? Is soil type influential?
How about the purity of the water?
It's 32 ft, and that applies to siphoning. Capillary action is different
because it depends upon the surface tension properties of water.
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Six-year MBBS program Education, Hubei University of Medicine(HUM)
Hubei University of Medicine (HUM) is located in the center of Shiyan, the Motor City, in Hubei Province, People's Republic of China. The city boasts several tourist attractions, such as Wudang Mountain, a sacred place of Taoism; Danjiangkou Reservoir, the largest artificial freshwater lake in Asia; and Shengnongjia Forest.HUM has over 15,000 full-time students and over 1,000 faculty and staff. It offers 12 undergraduate programs, covering medicine, science, management and engineering. The university hosts two nationally recognized majors, five provincially recognized majors, seven provincially recognized courses, three provincial teaching model centers, and five first rate level three hospitals. Along with emphasis on undergraduate education, HUM is developing graduate, overseas students, and continuing education.HUM has cultivated international relationships by exchange and collaboration with universities in America, England, Australia, Japan, Korea and other nations, promoting the development of disciplines and internationalization.
The MBBS program at HUM is a six-year program. There is an early introduction of preclinical topics, which provides the basics for medical studies in the subsequent years. There will be both theory and practical classes. Students are expected to grasp the necessary knowledge that is applied during clinical training.
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What does MOB mean in Community?
This page is about the meanings of the acronym/abbreviation/shorthand MOB in the field in general and in the Community terminology in particular.
Men Of Bordentown
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What does MOB mean?
- mob, rabble, rout(noun)
- a disorderly crowd of people


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Sample Passion Fruit!
$25 - buys 30 seedlings passion fruit trees ready for planting!
The most commonly planted fruit trees in Omilling are pawpaw trees. But passion fruit and avocado trees can also produce good results. Different varieties produce their fruit at different times of the year. The fruit of early ripening trees tends not to keep well whereas later ripening varieties are suitable for storing over a long time.
A key factor getting a successful crop is the tree's rootstock. To ensure a productive tree, nurseries attach part of one tree to another recommended for growing fruit. This is called grafting, allowing you to benefit from the healthy rootstock of one tree and the tasty fruit of another.
The villagers are also aware of the potential size of the tree that will grow to and whether it's self-fertilizing. Self-fertile trees will produce fruit without the need for another tree to pollinate. They also know if the tree is not self-fertile it will need to be paired with another one.
The project has planted 60 passion fruits trees because it grows quicker and people see the outcomes in months. The project is planting to plant avocade, pawpaw, and more passion fruit trees.
Your gift will dramatically change the lives of poor families in Onura, by reducing the rate of waterborne disease, sparing women and children from the long trips to fetch water, and improving the general health of the people.


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The X-ray diffraction of methanol molecules confined in carbon micropores having different pore widths (micropore widths, 0.7 and 1.1 nm) was measured at 303 K and the structural results were compared with those of ethanol. The methanol molecules confined in micropores of 0.7 nm have a more solid-like ordered structure than in 1.1 nm. The nearest-neighbor peak of the electron radial distribution function of confined methanol did not shift from that of bulk methanol, but the amplitude was much greater than that of bulk methanol. These results were different from those of confined ethanol. Methanol molecules confined in carbon micropores have a rigid organized structure even at 303 K. However, no remarkable orientation effect, as in confined ethanol, was observed.
ASJC Scopus subject areas
- Physics and Astronomy(all)
- Physical and Theoretical Chemistry


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Declaratively add buttons to lightning flows, screens or communities
We created the Advanced Navigation button to fill a need in the user base. Salesforce is fantastic out of the box but there are limitations in particular with buttons. This managed package looks to meet some of those needs using clicks and not code.
The Advanced Navigation button, dubbed the "Magic button" by some, can be used for a variety of uses:
- Add bespoke navigation options in a flow. For example, replace the "Next" button with a "Save and View" button.
- Launch new record or edit page. For example, launch the create new account page with a specific record type.
- Auto launch a quick action. For example, automatically launch the new opportunity quick action when an account with the type "prospect" is created.
- Navigate to another page. For example, auto navigate to another record page when a certain status is reached.
The Advanced Navigation button allows the user to change the appearance and text on the button.
Choose what text should appear in the button itself. Text choices on buttons have traditionally been limited in Salesforce, and this removes that limitation to an extent. You can choose to have "Save", "Apply", "Click this here", "You are wonderful", whatever text you deem suitable.
"Button CSS style"
Specify the style using CSS if using "text". If text is not used i specifieds the style of the div containing the button. At present it is not yet possible to add styles directly to the button.
"Auto Start without button press"
Exactly as the name states. It will auto-launch your chosen functionality, eg: flow or redirect without any user interaction. You can have this on a page where you want an action to kick off as soon as the page launches to streamline processes.
"Navigate to URL"
This nifty action will guide the user to the specified URL/page when they click on the button. Say you want the finish action to take them to a specific website or another record page, this is a really easy way to do it.
"Launch a quick action"
This is an extremely useful functionality where you can use the button to launch a quick action: For example: add a task on a new opportunity, or create an invoice on a won opportunity. The quick action does need to be on the page layout for this to work, and this needs to be populated with the API name of the quick action
Expands your choices beyond the standard Flow buttons. You can turn them off and use the Navigation Button to set the flow action to either: next, pause, or finish.
"Output: Button Clicked?"
Use this to ascertain if a button is clicked in a flow. When the button is clicked it will set the variable here to true. This is useful if you have multiple buttons on the page to see which button was clicked on the flow screen.
"New Record:Object Name"
If you want to launch the create a record screen enter the object name here.
"New Record:Recordtype ID"
Only populate if you want to create a record. Enter the record ID to use. This alters picklist values and page layout choices.
"New Record:Predefined Variables"
You can prefill fields on the page. To do so add in the values in a JSON style format. Field:Value. "APiFieldName:Value,APiFieldName:Value"
For example, "FirstName:Ben" or "FirstName,Ben,LastName:Smith"
"Edit: Specific record Id to edit"
If you want to edit you can pass a specific record ID through to edit that record. For example a related record.
If blank it uses the recordId from the page it is on
"Edit:Do you want to edit a record?"
Mark as true if you want to launch the edit record page.


Powerline and Pipeline Survey
Airborne Solutions utilises the helicopter to conduct survey operations on power and pipeline assets.
The helicopter allows for safety, flexibility, and cost-effectiveness in surveying network assets, vegetation and for human interference.
Airborne Solutions can help you manage your network through several different methods.
This patrol is slow and in-depth with the helicopter stopping at every asset and conducting a detailed inspection. The helicopter may also use a LIDAR or thermal camera to gain different types of data depending on requirements.
The asset patrol allows for fast efficient inspection of assets and vegetation on power line networks and pipelines. The helicopter is able to cover hundreds of kilometres in a short amount of time giving a thorough overview of the asset being inspected.
After storms and cyclones, the helicopter is the perfect means to quickly inspect assets and ascertain any damages that they have received. The helicopter can also be used to transfer crews or sling poles or equipment to sites inaccessible by road.
Airborne Solutions utilises;
 - Onboard computer moving maps with power network overlays linked to GPS
 - Global Positioning System (GPS)
 - Sat phones
 - LIDAR or Thermal cameras when required
 - Mobile refuelling vehicles to reduce ferry time and cost
Airborne Solutions pilots have thousands of hours patrolling networks across Australia. They have been involved in establishing quality inspection systems for several major power suppliers in Queensland and New South Wales. Contact the Operations Department to discuss your network needs.


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Eclipse observation and record was a very important ritual formality in old Chinese dynasties. As generally impresses, this process was objective and scientific. This paper analyzed the eclipse data collected from the observational reports submitted to throne by the Astronomical Bureau of the Qing Dynasty·It was discovered that the data in the observational reports from late Kangxi to early Xianfeng reigns were very largely transcribed from the eclipse predictions issued by the Astronomical Bureau before every eclipse. This indicates that the process of eclipse observation and record in the Qing Dynasty was not so objective and scientific as researchers imagines.The most impossible reasons for this phenomenon are that 1·the authorities of Dynasty upheld the supremacy of the so一called "royally decided" calendar and shared an unreasonable conceit on the precision of that calendar in such things as eclipse prediction; 2 .missionaries wanted to conceal the errors in order to maintain their status in government of Qing Dynasty and to spread the Christianism; 3 .the officials in Qintianjian (Astronomy Bureau of Qing Dynasty) wanted to keep their own benefits.
A Perspective into the Eclipse Observations and Records of the Qing Dynasty ( p . 44 )


text: sera floredepot is a long-term gravel substrate with growth promoter for freshwater aquariums. The 2.4 kg bucket is sufficient for a 60 litre aquarium, the 4.7 kg bucket for a 100 litre aquarium. sera floredepot contains essential nutrients and trace elements and should be used with new aquarium set-ups and larger rearrangements. During the first 4 weeks sera floredepot provides the plants with everything they need in order to form strong roots and lush green leaves. sera floredepot is free from nitrate and phosphate.Do you have questions about this article?


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Rename Your amp
1. To rename your Amp press the MENU button, scroll to "BLUETOOTH" and press the Encoder to select.
2. Press the lower soft-key to select the Edit "*" cog to enter the "NAME screen.
3. "NAME" will appear in the screen.
4. Press the Encoder and you will see Mustang GT. You may enter a new name, or, to leave the default "Mustang GT" name in place, press the soft-key next to "DONE".
5. To enter a new name, scroll with Encoder to select a letter to edit, then press the Encoder and scroll to select letters, numbers or characters.
After renaming your amp you must search for your Amp on your Bluetooth device using the new name you've given. If no changes have been made, it will default to "MUSTANG GT".


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This is a pretty basic question, but I can't get my head around it. I'm learning Linux and one of the questions i've been given is;
*The word sentimentalment includes the same three characters (e.g. "ent") which appear three times. The word "blayblapblam" also contains the same three characters repeated three time (e.g. "bla").
How many words can you find which contain any three characters repeated three times, like the examples "sentimentalment" and "blayblapblam", but which also begin with lower case "d". Use /usr/share/dict/words as your list of possible words and grep to find the answer. The "d" is not one of the characters considered when detecting the three-character strings.*
So far, I can return instances where the same three letters appear twice;
grep -E '^d(...).*\1' /usr/share/dict/words > output
Which to me reads, look for a word beginning with 'd', then combination of three letters, 0 or more characters before the same group (1) appearing again.
I've tried the following;
grep -E '^d(...).*\1.*\1' /usr/share/dict/words > output
Which if my understanding is correct (which it obviously isn't), returns group one, then zero or more characters, then group one again.
Can someone point out where I'm going wrong? Any help is appreciated.


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I noticed today while troubleshooting an issue using Wireshark that if you close the Networking Tools tab while an active ping is running, then the ping process does not stop and the only only apparent method to end it is to exit the Terminals application.
I believe the expected behavior of closing the Networking Tools tab should be to terminate the Ping process.
Steps to reproduce:
- Start a packet capture using Wireshark or similar tool, perferably filter to IP of host you intend to ping.
- In Terminals, start a Ping of the host.
- Confirm that Wireshark is seeing ICMP packets.
- Without stopping the ping, close the Networking Tools tab.
- In Wireshark, the ICMP packets continue between hosts.


Near-square prime
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A near-square prime of type for fixed is a prime that can be written in the form. Note that we consider near-square primes for not a perfect square, because if is a perfect square, then factorizes algebraically.
According to the Bunyakovsky conjecture, for any fixed not a perfect square, there should be infinitely many near-square primes of the form.
Value of Polynomial First few prime values
-1 2, 5, 17, 37, 101, 197, 257, [SHOW MORE]View list on OEIS


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Engineering with nature to ensure biodiversity and thus self-cleaning capacity
Engineering has brought huge benefits to humankind. However, awareness has grown of the limitations of relying only on hard engineering when it comes to managing water resources and protecting the water environment.
The Netherlands is an international leader on integrating hard engineering within a broader approach that works with nature to provide flood protection. It exports this expertise to help others build resilience to climate change. Dutch expertise in engineering with nature also protects water resources, including benefiting the quality of these resources, ensuring they are available for human use. For example, stormwater detention ponds can be designed so that they release water to help preserve flows to support ecological quality. Also, poorly designed outfall structures can erode habitats, increasing the suspended solids transported downstream. In both cases, ensuring the integrity of the environment also helps sustain its self-cleaning capacity. Dutch expertise extends also to the use of reedbeds and natural filtration systems, which can help prevent release of contaminants such as micropollutants to the wider environment.


text: Indonesia is a democratic country. Every believer is free to worship according to their beliefs. But in fact, it is still found disharmonious relationship and violence acts between Islamic minority groups or other minority adherents and Islamic majority groups. Based on Setara Institute, there are still 201 violations (2017) and 208 (2016) in this country. Then, bom terrors to minorities groups still happen (On May 13, 2018 in Surabaya). This article aims to describe the meaning of interreligious relationship, the portrait of interreligious relationship in Indonesia, and how to foster tolerance and defend minority groups in the context of Indonesian Islam. This article is analyzed by using "the theory of interreligious relationship perspective". This paper concluded that: the first, to avoid religious conflict and violent acts, everyone must return to the motto Bhinneka Tunggal Ika (Unity in Diversity). The second, Islamic minority groups or minority religious adherents are not allowed to be oppressed by any other groups because of different belief. The violent acts are contrary to the 1945 Constitution and Pancasila. Everyone has right to live in the Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia (NKRI). The third, imams, ulamas, and religious leaders can function to be deterrent in religion conflict and violent acts by doing dialogue or win-win solution while referring to Islamic traditions. This study is hoped to be researched and explored more comprehensive in the future in order harmonious religious life in Indonesia will be better.


erred Get all sourcestamps in the database. You probably don't want to do this! This method will be extended to allow appropriate filtering. .. py:method:: getSourceStampsForBuild(buildid) :param buildid: build ID :returns: list of ssdict, via Deferred Get sourcestamps related to a build. state ~~~~~ .. py:module:: buildbot.db.state .. index:: double: State; DB Connector Component .. py:class:: StateConnectorComponent This class handles maintaining arbitrary key/value state for Buildbot objects. Each object can store arbitrary key/value pairs, where the values are any JSON-encodable value. Each pair can be set and retrieved atomically. Objects are identified by their (user-visible) name and their class. This allows, for example, a ''nightly_smoketest'' object of class ''NightlyScheduler'' to maintain its state even if it moves between masters, but avoids cross-contaminating state between different classes of objects with the same name. Note that "class" is not interpreted literally, and can be any string that will uniquely identify the class for the object; if classes are renamed, they can continue to use the old names. An instance of this class is available at ''master.db.state''. .. index:: objectid, objdict Objects are identified by *objectid*. .. py:method:: getObjectId(name, class_name) :param name: name of the object :param class_name: object class name :returns: the objectid, via a Deferred. Get the object ID for this combination of a name and a class. 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In case of two racing writes, the first (as per db rule) one wins, the seconds returns the value from the first. .. py:method:: atomicCreateState(objectid, name, thd_create_callback) :param objectid: the objectid for which the state should be created :param name: the name of the value to create :param thd_create_callback: the function to call from thread to create the value if non-existent. (returns JSON-able value) :param returns: Deferred :raises: TypeError if JSONification fails Atomically creates the state value for ''name'' for the object with id ''objectid'', If there is an existing value, returns that instead. This implementation ensures the state is created only once for the whole cluster. Those 3 methods have their threaded equivalent, ''thdGetObjectId'', ''thdGetState'', ''thdSetState'' that are intended to run in synchronous code, (e.g master.cfg environment) users ~~~~~ .. py:module:: buildbot.db.users .. index:: double: Users; DB Connector Component .. py:class:: UsersConnectorComponent This class handles Buildbot's notion of users. Buildbot tracks the usual information about users -- username and password, plus a display name. The more complicated task is to recognize each user across multiple interfaces with Buildbot. For example, a user may be identified as 'djmitche' in Subversion, '_EMAIL_' in Git, and 'dustin' on IRC. To support this functionality, each user as a set of attributes, keyed by type. The :py:meth:'findUserByAttr' method uses these attributes to match users, adding a new user if no matching user is found. Users are identified canonically by *uid*, and are represented by *usdicts* (user dictionaries) with keys * ''uid'' * ''identifier'' (display name for the user) * ''bb_username'' (buildbot login username) * ''bb_password'' (hashed login password) All attributes are also included in the dictionary, keyed by type. Types colliding with the keys above are ignored. .. py:method:: findUserByAttr(identifier, attr_type, attr_data) :param identifier: identifier to use for a new user :param attr_type: attribute type to search for and/or add :param attr_data: attribute data to add :returns: userid via Deferred Get an existing user, or add a new one, based on the given attribute. This method is intended for use by other components of Buildbot to search for a user with the given attributes. Note that ''identifier'' is *not* used in the search for an existing user. It is only used when creating a new user. The identifier should be based deterministically on the attributes supplied, in some fashion that will seem natural to users. For future compatibility, always use keyword parameters to call this method. .. py:method:: getUser(uid) :param uid: user id to look up :type key: int :param no_cache: bypass cache and always fetch from database :type no_cache: boolean :returns: usdict via Deferred Get a usdict for the given user, or ''None'' if no matching user is found. .. py:method:: getUserByUsername(username) :param username: username portion of user credentials :type username: string :returns: usdict or None via deferred Looks up the user with the bb_username, returning the usdict or ''None'' if no matching user is found. .. py:method:: getUsers() :returns: list of partial usdicts via Deferred Get the entire list of users. User attributes are not included, so the results are not full userdicts. .. py:method:: updateUser(uid=None, identifier=None, bb_username=None, bb_password=None, attr_type=None, attr_data=None) :param uid: the user to change :type uid: int :param identifier: (optional) new identifier for this user :type identifier: string :param bb_username: (optional) new buildbot username :type bb_username: string :param bb_password: (optional) new hashed buildbot password :type bb_password: string :param attr_type: (optional) attribute type to update :type attr_type: string :param attr_data: (optional) value for ''attr_type'' :type attr_data: string :returns: Deferred Update information about the given user. Only the specified attributes are updated. If no user with the given uid exists, the method will return silently. 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We're changing things up just a bit with a Pond Study for this week's Creeking in the Parks! Join partners MetroParks of Butler County and Butler Soil & Water Conservation District as we explore the ponds at Forest Run MetroPark's Timberman Ridge Area located in Hamilton.
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Background: Among compatible solutes, glycine betaine has various applications in the fields of nutrition, pharmaceuticals and cosmetics. Currently, this compound can be extracted from sugar beet plants or obtained by chemical synthesis, resulting in low yields or high carbon footprint, respectively. Hence, in this work we aimed at exploring the production of glycine betaine using the unicellular cyanobacterium Synechocystis sp. PCC 6803 as a photoautotrophic chassis.
Results: Synechocystis mutants lacking the native compatible solutes sucrose or/and glucosylglycerol - ∆ sps , ∆ ggpS and ∆ sps ∆ ggpS - were generated and characterized. Under salt stress conditions, the growth was impaired and accumulation of glycogen decreased by ~50% whereas the production of compatible solutes and extracellular polymeric substances (capsular and released ones) increased with salinity. These mutants were used as chassis for the implementation of a synthetic device based on the metabolic pathway described for the halophilic cyanobacterium Aphanothece halophytica for the production of the compatible solute glycine betaine. Transcription of ORFs comprising the device was shown to be stable and insulated from Synechocystis' native regulatory network. The production of glycine betaine was successfully obtained in all chassis tested, and was shown to increase with salinity. The introduction of the glycine betaine synthetic device into the ∆ ggpS background improved its growth and enabled survival under 5% NaCl, which was not observed in the absence of the device. The maximum glycine betaine production was 64.29 µmol/gDW (1.89 µmol/mg protein) that was reached in the ∆ ggpS chassis grown under 3% NaCl.
Conclusions: Taking into consideration the heterologous production of glycine betaine by our Synechocystis ∆ ggpS chassis under seawater-like salinity, and the identification of main key players involved in the carbon fluxes, this work paves the way for a feasible production of this/or other compatible solutes, using optimized Synechocystis chassis in a pilot-scale.


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I am trying to convert UTM to a latlong point. To get that done I need to know the zone where the UTM coordinates are. how can I find the zone from UTM?. the place coordinates that I work on lay on zone 39 and 40.
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In general, you cannot determine the zone from the coordinates: that's why the zone is needed!
In your case, though, it sounds like you are looking within a small area that straddles neighboring zones. In that case, locations in zone 39 will have large positive x-values and locations in zone 40 will have negative or small positive x-values: that's how you can tell them apart. This approach will work provided your area does not extend more than six degrees in longitude from east to west (the width of one zone). (In general, compute the longitude using both zone options and choose the one that falls within your area of interest.)
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On a matter of pedantry, UTM zones have a false easting big enough to cover quite a lot of the westward neighbour, so it is unlikely x-values will be negative, just nearer zero. But your assertion still stands. – MerseyViking Apr 13 '12 at 15:04
Thanks _USER_, I had forgotten about that. I had better edit the reply. – whuber Apr 13 '12 at 15:05
sounds nice to work out the LatLong boundaries for the place and try 39 and check the result if it lands in the specified boundaries. if not try 40. thanks a lot. – Sami Al-Subhi Apr 13 '12 at 15:30
You can identify the zone on this map: _URL_
Once you find your zone, then you can easily convert the UTM coordinates to any coordinates using _URL_.
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About this variable: Tenure (4)
'Tenure' refers to whether the household owns or rents their private dwelling. The private dwelling may be situated on rented or leased land or be part of a condominium. A household is considered to own their dwelling if some member of the household owns the dwelling even if it is not fully paid for, for example if there is a mortgage or some other claim on it. A household is considered to rent their dwelling if no member of the household owns the dwelling. A household is considered to rent that dwelling even if the dwelling is provided without cash rent or at a reduced rent, or if the dwelling is part of a cooperative.
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The Lisle Library District, 777 Front St., is offering multiple history-centric programs throughout July.
"DuPage County has a rich history. It is no wonder that such programs have drawn great participation, be it digging more into local history or their own family history," said Xavier Duran, Adult Programming Librarian.
The month starts with Leslie Goddard Presents: Remembering Route 66 at 7 p.m. on Friday, July 1. Historian Leslie Goddard, Ph.D., will explore the iconic road that connected Chicago to Los Angeles from 1926 until its closing in the mid-1980s. The nostalgia-filled program will highlight the quirky attractions and adventure on the open road.
From Uptown Girls to Downton Abbey: How American Gilded Age Heiresses Invaded the British Aristocracy is at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, July 12. Anglophile and former UK resident Claire Evans will present the program. Evans will recount when cash-strapped lords, viscounts, and dukes of Great Britain sold ancient titles to Gilded Age American socialites, who were often met with an icy reception by British aristocracy.
Patrons can learn more about their own family history with Genealogy Resources at the Library at 10 a.m. on Tuesday, July 19. Adult Services Librarian Gail will teach registrants how to use online resources Ancestry and Heritage Quest. These databases will aid users in finding census, birth, marriage, death, military records and more.
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What do hieroglyphic writing, astronomy, and calendar systems have in common? First, they were all developed by one of the most advanced civilizations in Central America, the Mayans. We have the perfect template itinerary for you in Belize to explore the San Ignacio Mayan ruins. Let's explore how much we can see of San Ignacio in 6 Days.
Whether you are a cultured traveler, an adventure enthusiast, or a family seeking a get-away where everyone will learn and experience something new.
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If you're a history buff, love archeology, or have a penchant for ancient people, you'll love this prosperous dive into history. This template itinerary covers a tour of Belize's San Ignacio Mayan ruins. The San Ignacio Mayan ruins are massive and magnificent. You will find an extensive network of caves, pyramids, and temples with stone carvings. On your six-day holiday, you'll visit different ruins and immerse yourself in the lives these ancient people led.
Afterward, hire a guide from the friendly local population and walk on foot. You will be tracing the footsteps of the land's ancient denizens. Find excavation spots rich with age-old sculptures, utensils, tools, and items. Go tubing into the dark, visit exciting caves weaving in and around ruins, and experience the heart of the Earth like the Mayans must have all those millennia ago.
There are buffer days in between for you to use at your discretion. Explore other smaller San Ignacio Mayan ruins or the town. You can also pamper yourself at your resort. The choice is yours. The local architecture, the tropical zoo with unique local animals, and quaint restaurants with delicious aromas wafting out of them are all very inviting.
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Check out the hot itinerary below from Travel-Wise that outlines a low-complexity trip to San Ignacio in Belize, which is right smack in the center of many ancient Mayan ruins that are awe-inspiring. The cave tours where the ancient Mayans would commit holy sacrifices. The caves themselves feel otherworldly and alien almost. Given that San Ignacio is the hub, the entire stay will center around it, with daily excursions to local ruins or caves. This itinerary is unique and something you will not see or experience in other parts of the world.


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Dynamic Substructuring (DS) is a powerful engineering concept to model and analyse dynamic systems in terms of its components or substructures. It derives from the ancient principle of "divide and conquer" ("divide et impera"), which suggests that large problems are most effectively governed by dividing them into smaller parts and choosing the best approach for each. Dynamic Substructuring does just that: it allows to model each component using the most qualityand cost-effective technique and "substructure" their dynamics together. This way, one can simulate the sound and vibration behaviour of the full assembly (the end-product), long before any physical prototype is available.
With Dynamic Substructuring, insights on full-vehicle NVH performance can be obtained much earlier, as already-available components can be measured and substructured to FE models of the rest of the vehicle.


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Classic Car Wheels
Starting in the late 1920s, American automobile manufacturers primarily used a five lug bolt pattern on passenger car wheels, and five lug bolt patterns still remain common today for passenger cars and light trucks.
General Motors
Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, GMC, Oldsmobile, and Pontiac
General Motors wheels had two common bolt patterns: 5×4-3/4 and 5×5.
The smaller 5×4-3/4 bolt pattern is extremely common, as Camaro, Corvette, Chevelle and many more GM makes and models featured the 5×4-3/4 bolt pattern.
The larger 5×5 bolt pattern was used for light trucks, as well as many full-size cars in the Buick, Oldsmobile and Pontiac lines.
Ford Motor Company
Ford, Lincoln, and Mercury
Ford, Lincoln, and Mercury also had two common five lug bolt patterns: 5×4-1/2 and 5×5-1/2.
Ford did also produce several passenger cars with 5×5 bolt pattern.
The smaller 5×4-1/2 pattern was mainly used for mid-size and full-size passenger cars from 1949 on, such as Fairlane, Galaxie, Torino and more, while the larger 5×5-1/2 bolt pattern was used for light trucks.
The 5×5-1/2 bolt pattern was common for early Fords from 1928 to 1948, with the exception of what's known as "wide 5" hubs, which were available from 1936 to 1939.
Wide 5 wheels are very easy to identify, because of the very large 10-1/4 lug spread. Wide 5 wheels are pretty rare.
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Chrysler, DeSoto, Dodge, Imperial, Plymouth
Mopar vehicles each used 5×4-1/2 bolt pattern, with the only exception being the smaller 5×4 bolt pattern, an uncommon pattern which was used on smaller vehicles such as the Plymouth Valiant and Dodge Dart.
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Sentence with word web. College students, spelling bee organizers, and people looking to increase their knowledge of English might especially enjoy this webpage. The lines of text below use web in a sentence, and provide visitors a sentence for web.
- As soon as he fancies himself seen, he sets to work spinning a web, and he discerns nothing else. (10)
- Every corner, drawer, photograph, paper was a thread in the long-spun web of his life in this house. (8)
- From this tangled web of heartless intrigue I turned my thoughts to Lady Jane herself. (6)
- Great ladies must they be, at the web of politics, for us to hear them cited discoursing. (10)
- He delighted in the dark web of intrigue, and believed himself to be no ordinary weaver of that sunless work. (10)
- He throve to the light of day, and she spun a silly web that meshed her in her intricacies. (10)
- If only he could burst out of himself, out of this web that for the first time in his life he felt around him. (8)
- Merthyr alone seconded her efforts to weave the web of converse, which is an armistice if not a treaty on these occasions. (10)
- She has him in some web. (10)
- She was fairly caught in the web of her foolish and presumptuous mistake! (8)
- So it was with Hilary in that special web wherein his spirit struggled, sunrise unto sunset, and by moonlight afterward. (8)
- They are the eyes of a spider in the centre of a great web. (8)
- What will not look beautiful contrasted with the fly in the web? (10)
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You're invited to join our BioBlitz activities where you are welcome to explore our protected forests, rivers and fields to monitor species of trees, flowers, birds and more! At our events, you can also learn more about climate change and what you can do about it, while learning about what you can do in your own backyard to help our Moraine!
You can explore our Moraine using our interactive map. You can also learn more about wild and at-risk species here on the Moraine, and about the habitats where they thrive. Start your virtual tour of our beautiful Moraine, and we hope it inspires you to get outside on our Moraine soon!
Your Land Trust is a group of citizens and neighbours working together to protect and steward Moraine properties for our collective benefit. Click below to find out why we do what we do and meet our dedicated staff and our fabulous volunteer Board of Directors. If you're interested in how we do what we do, you can check out our impact and finances, while reviewing our past newsletters and reports. For teachers who want to expand their knowledge we have tons of resources for you too!


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The pressure in Bamako, Mali is predicted to quickly drop over the next few hours, with an average pressure of 1009.9 hPa today, which is considered normal.
Weather prediction: Expect gale force weather
The daily total fluctuation in pressure in Bamako is 6.8 hPa, with a low of 1006.3 hPa and a high of 1013.1 hPa. The daily average here is lower than in most cities around the world.
In Bamako, Mali, the barometric pressure tends to be relatively stable throughout the year. The city experiences two primary seasons: the dry season, which runs from November to April, and the rainy season, which occurs from May to October. During the dry season, the barometric pressure remains higher, resulting in sunny and hot conditions. In contrast, the rainy season brings lower pressure and frequent showers, providing relief from the intense heat.
Bamako's landscape, situated on the banks of the Niger River, influences its atmospheric pressure. The river's presence impacts the local climate, with the water acting as a moderating element. Additionally, the city is surrounded by flat terrain, which allows air masses to move more freely. These factors contribute to relatively steady barometric pressure in Bamako, with only minor fluctuations throughout the year.


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Gardening Articles: Landscaping :: Yard & Garden Planning
Building Great Soil (page 5 of 5)
by Warren Schultz
Home Soil Audit
Bill Wolf, president of the board of directors of the Organic Materials Review Institute, suggests gardeners audit their soil like this: In spring, while soil is moist and warm (at least 55°F), find an area of the garden where the ground is covered by mulch or green manure, and dig up a chunk 1 foot square by 6 inches deep. Place the soil on a piece of wood or cardboard, and count the earthworms in the mass of soil. If you find 10 or more earthworms, your soil has good fertility.
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The Woodrow Wilson Teaching Fellowship focuses specifically on individuals with backgrounds in science, technology, engineering, and math—the STEM disciplines—because these are the individuals who can have the greatest impact in supporting of high-need urban and rural public high school students develop 21st century skills.
By 2013, the Woodrow Wilson Teaching Fellowship will prepare over 700 highly skilled math, science, and technology teachers for high-need public schools in Indiana, Michigan, and Ohio. These Fellows will make a significant impact on the futures of the tens of thousands students they will teach.
Passionate, Knowledgeable Science & Math Teachers Are Critical to the Nation's Future
At a time when the global economy requires more students to attain math, science and technology literacy to compete in the workplace, increasing both the quantity and quality of STEM teachers ensures that all students have the access to what they need – and deserve. Fellows also bring their passion for math, science and technology to the classroom to secondary-level STEM instruction helps to boost inspire the next generation to be scientists, mathematicians, engineers and technology experts.
A Series of Best Practices for Teacher Training
The WW Teaching Fellowship program provides participating universities with the resources to develop model math and science teacher preparation programs. Working closely with the Foundation, each partner campus redesigns their STEM teacher education curriculum to ensure it is more clinically-based, focuses on the needs of at-risk students, and supports teachers throughout their first years in the classroom.
Supporting Math and Science Teachers in the Field
Nationally, about half of all new teachers leave within their first five years. The Fellowship supports Fellows who enter the classroom by ensuring that their preparation is aligned with the skills teachers need to succeed in high-need schools, including significant teaching experience prior to becoming the full-time teacher-of-record. Fellows are prepared to hit the ground running. Upon receiving their teacher certification, Fellows are assisted in securing teaching placements within high-need schools And every Fellow receives ongoing, intensive mentoring and assessment during their first three years of teaching. Fellows also have opportunities for extended professional development both through their university and the Foundation.


This section gives an overview of the events that have shaped the politics of the region in addition to the events that led up to the construction of the re-education centres and mass imprisonment of ethnic minorities.
This timeline outlines state efforts to regulate religious and cultural expression in Xinjiang. With justifications ranging from deradicalization to development, authorities have eliminated public events, razed mosques and graveyards, and enforced linguistic and cultural homogeneity.
This timeline documents key developments within the camps and Chinese campaigns to whitewash the camp systems.
A brief outline of 20th Century events that have shaped Chinese politics in Xinjiang.
This timeline documents the arrests of well-known individuals.
Events that contributed to the establishment of 're-education centres.'
This timeline documents the changing Communist Party of China response to accusations of human rights violations in Xinjiang. As human rights groups have identified internment camps and forced labour in the region, China has denied these accusations, giving changing explanations since 2018.


text: Bland County was formed in 1861 from portions of Giles, Tazewell, and Wythe Counties. The people of the area had become dissatisfied with the distance to the various county seats. The rough mountain trails did not lend themselves to the quick and pleasant conduct of necessary legal affairs. There was also great dissatisfaction with taxes paid for the benefit of those far removed from the rugged mountains and valleys of Bland. Thus an act to establish the County of Bland passed the General Assembly of the State of Virginia on March 30, 1861.The county was named after Richard Bland, a leader of Colonial Virginia whose arguments laid the intellectual foundation for freedom and independence from the mother country.