Zapier - Dropzone Integration Guide
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Zapier is an online automation tool that connects your favorite apps, such as Gmail, Slack, MailChimp to over 1,000 other platforms. Sendsafely's Zapier App can be used to connect the SendSafely Dropzone to any platform in the Zapier library by building a Zap.
What is a Zap?
A Zap is a blueprint for a task you want to automate with Zapier. In words, a Zap looks like this: "When I get a new thing in A, do this other thing in B." The first part is the Trigger and the second part is the Action. You can mix and match triggers and actions to automate just about anything.
In today's step-by-step example, our Zap can be described by saying "When a new file gets uploaded to my SendSafely Dropzone, send me an email with a link to download the files." The file submitted to the Dropzone is the Zapier Trigger and sending an email notification is the Zapier Action. This example is intentionally simple in order to demonstrate how to use the SendSafely Zapier app. A real world example can include much more complex Actions, such as posting file submission notice directly to a support ticket in another system. To set up your first Zap, follow the steps outlined below:
Enable your SendSafely Dropzone
Enable your Dropzone by logging into the SendSafely portal and browsing to the Dropzone section of the Edit Profile screen. Once enabled, you will see your Dropzone ID and Dropzone Key displayed. You will need these two values to configure the Zap.
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Create Your Zapier Account and Start Your SendSafely Zap
If you don't already have a Zapier account, you can sign up for a free account here. Once logged in, choose the "Make a Zap!" option and search for the SendSafely App. We will use the SendSafely App for our Trigger. If the SendSafely App does not appear in your search results, you can use this link to join our public beta testing group.
Create a Trigger
The SendSafely Zapier App exposes a single Trigger method called New Dropzone Submission, which gets invoked every time there is a new submission to your Dropzone. Select this Trigger and click "Save + Continue".
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Connect Your SendSafely Account
Next, you will need to connect the Zapier App to your Dropzone using the "Connect an Account" option. To connect your SendSafely account to Zapier, you will be prompted to provide your Dropzone Id and Validation Key (both obtained from the SendSafely Edit Profile screen shown above) and the SendSafely Hostname you normally authenticate to (for enterprise users, the SendSafely hostname is typically _URL_. For PRO users, the hostname is _URL_.)
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Once connected, you should see the email address associated with your SendSafely account shown in the description field of the connected account. You can verify the credentials by pressing "Test" which should show "Success" if the credentials are valid. Once the test is successful, click "Save + Continue".
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Test your Trigger
Next, we need to test the new trigger. Click "Fetch & Continue" to run the test. If you have previously submitted an item to your Dropzone, the most recent submission will be returned during the test. If you have never submitted an item to your Dropzone, then a system-generated sample will be returned instead.
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After the test completes, click the "view your drop zone submission" link to view the data returned by the test. The data returned includes the following 5 values:
 - SubmitterEmail: The email address provided by the person that uploaded the files
 - NotificationEmails: The list of Dropzone Recipients configured for the Dropzone. Dropzone recipients can be managed from the Dropzone section of the SendSafely Edit Profile screen.
 - SendSafelyItemId: A unique identifier associated with the file submission
 - SecureLink: A link that can be used by any of the Dropzone Recipients to access the uploaded files
 - SubmitterInputValue: The text input value provided by the person that uploaded the files.
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Add an Action
Now that you've fetched a Dropzone submission (our Trigger) we are ready to add an Action, which can be invoked by another Zapier app. In this simple example we will use the Email by Zapier app to send an email notification to all Dropzone Recipients each time a new file is uploaded.
To add the Action, press the "+" icon under the SendSafely Trigger, then search for the app "Email by Zapier". Once selected, choose "Send Outbound email" as the Action and complete the form. Note the following related to the example shown below:
 - The "To" field was populated using the Recipient Email Addresses value (notificationEmails) from step above, which comes from the SendSafely App
 - The "Subject" includes the Submitter Email Address value (submitterEmail) from step above
The "Body" includes the SendSafely Link value (secureLink) from step above
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Turn on your Zap!
The final step is to turn on your newly created Zap. Toggle the OFF switch when prompted as shown in the screen below. Once enabled, you'll see a green ON switch and a message indicating that the Zap is running.
Now that the Zap is running, you should run a quick test to confirm everything is working as expected. To test, go to your Dropzone and submit a new file. If everything works, you should receive an email notification that includes a link to the uploaded files. Congratulations on setting up your first SendSafely Zap!
For questions or inquires about the SendSafely Zapier App or SendSafely Dropzone, please contact our Support Team.
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Jugulodigastric lymph node
Latin nodus lymphoideus jugulodigastricus
The jugulodigastric lymph node is a large node found in the proximity of where the posterior belly of the digastric muscle crosses the internal jugular vein.
Enlarged tender jugulodigastric nodes, if accompanying exudative pharyngitis, is likely to be of Streptococcal etiology. Enlarged jugulodigastric lymph nodes are also commonly found in tonsillitis.
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The International Network of PsySR (INPsySR) is a newly formed international network of organizations that use psychology to understand and address pressing social issues. Our purpose in linking such groups is:
- To unite the efforts of psychological organizations around the world in which psychologists are currently involved in peace, conflict resolution and social justice activities.
- To promote communication and cooperation between psychologists and their organizations in the area of social responsibility.
- To support member organizations in developing their work in their own countries.
- To facilitate contacts with international bodies of psychology and related disciplines and to be an important source of advice to institutions, government departments and to political and social organizations.
- To promote social responsibility in the practice of psychology.
PsySR and similar groups in Finland and Germany are founding members of the network, but we hope that during 2018 it will grow to include large and small organizations from every continent. To apply for membership, please complete and submit our Membership Form.

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A person 'X' invests 'P' dollars at once. In 7.25 years, if the amount doubles, then what would be the amount in terms of 'P' for 29 years?
So, I see that every 7.25 years we have P+P. Now, 7.25 goes into 29 4 times. Thus, we should have (P+P)^4=(2P)^4=16P^2.
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VGA to RCA Wiring Schematic
By Steve McDonnell
Flat-panel monitors usually accept either VGA or component input.
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While you normally use a CAT5 cable for Ethernet communication, CAT5, CAT5e and CAT6 cables can also carry video communication. When you want to connect a device with a VGA output to a device that has component input, you can make a custom video cable from a CAT5 , CAT5e or CAT6 cable by attaching three component connectors to one end of the cable and connecting the proper wires to a 15-pin VGA connector on the other end of the cable. Component connections are done in the RCA format -- the phono plug with a single, stubby prong surrounded by a sturdy ground collar, commonly used in consumer A/V equipment.
Step 1
Select three of the four color-coded pairs of wires in the CAT5 cable to use for the Y, Pr and Pb connections of the component cable.
Step 2
Untwist the color-coded pairs you selected. Solder a component connector to each pair to create the component end of the cable.
Step 3
Examine the VGA connector and assign a number from one to 15 to each of the pin sockets. For example, the first pin socket in the top row should be number one, the first pin socket in the second row should be number six and the last pin socket in the last row should be number 15.
Step 4
Connect the wires in the CAT5 cable to the correct pin socket in the VGA connector. Connect the orange wire to pin socket one, the green wire to pin socket two and the blue wire to pin socket three. Connect the orange and white wire to pin socket six, the green and white wire to pin socket seven and the blue and white wire to pin socket eight. Connect the brown wire to pin socket 13 and the brown and white wire to pin socket 14.
Step 5
Test each pin connection on the VGA connector with a multimeter to ensure it has a proper connection. Securely attach the VGA connector to the cable, connect both devices and ensure that the cable works properly.
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Name: Bryan Gardiner
Can you please tell me how many miles per day spawning salmon
travels from the ocean to its destination? I would like to
know how long it takes the salmon to get to the Adams river from the
The actual distance traveled per day by salmon varies from
species to species, but in several samples of Chinook, the
results were as follows:
(the Chinook were going up the Yukon River, then into different
creeks to spawn)
Group 1 - 52 miles/day
Group 2 - 60 miles/day
Group 3 - 47 miles/day
Group 4 - 50 miles/day
All of the numbers from this study are averages.
I hope this helps you find the answer you're looking for!
Thanks for using NEWTON!
Tom F Ihde
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Update: June 2012

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太田川感潮域における不圧・被圧地下水位と水質の長期変動 [in Japanese] Long term variation of unconfined and confined groundwater level and quality in Ota River estuary [in Japanese]
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Groundwater circulation is one of important substance transportation process in delta area. It is affected by the variation of groundwater level and quality. To understand variation factors of unconfined and confined groundwater level and quality in Ota River Delta, the long term data were analyzed since 1975 to 2012. The confined groundwater level is varied with sea water level and upper river water level. Moreover, the sea water level in Hiroshima bay increases 20 cm compared with 1975 and the confined groundwater level increases 130 cm compared with 1975. The unconfined groundwater is varied with precipitation.
- Journal of Japan Society of Civil Engineers, Ser. B2 (Coastal Engineering)
Journal of Japan Society of Civil Engineers, Ser. B2 (Coastal Engineering) 70(2), I_1216-I_1220, 2014
Japan Society of Civil Engineers

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Laughlin's nu=1/3 wave function
[- Laughlin wave function -]
[Picture stolen from Tom Duff, Bell Labs picture gallery]
The full Laughlin wave function is a many-electron state and therefore impossible to visualise in three dimensions. What is shown here is the probability density for one electron to be found at a certain position, in a situation where all the other electrons (the balls) are frozen in place in a regular lattice.
The arrows through the electrons indicate magnetic flux. When the filling fraction is exactly 1/3, there are presicely three magnetic flux quanta per electron in the sample. The picture is not correct, since an electron actually monopolises two flux quanta, not three, to become a composite fermion. The third flux should be smeared out.
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Sitec has an exciting opportunity for a HR Coordinator for our client based in Cheltenham. This is a contract role for an estimated 5 months.
PURPOSE OF ROLE:
The HR Coordinator will provide efficient administration support to the HR/Payroll Shared Services Department and to ensure all aspects of personnel administration is carried out effectively in conjunction with the HR department
- Assist with day to day operations of the HR function and duties
- Assist with the updating of policies, procedures and process to support the business with an efficient and informative employee lifecycle
- Assist with the compilation of training material and delivery to employees
- Administer recruitment and selection process e.g. liaising with recruiting manager to ensure resourcing sign off, advertising roles and liaison with recruiting agent, create interview packs, creating offer letters and contracts in liaison with UK HR Assistant and HR Advisors
- Ensure the production of timely and accurate contracts of employment and service agreements in liaison with the UK HR Assistant
- Responsible for inputting and updating the HR database to capture all employee data to support accurate HR data reporting and provision of timely/accurate payroll information.
- Administration of joiners (employees & contingent labour) to align with policy/procedures, including induction process to ensure full integration into the business.
- Administration of leavers (employees & contingent labour) to align with policy/procedures
- Provide support to employees in relation to day to day benefit and payroll queries in conjunction with the UK HR Assistant,
- Provide administrative support for HR project work
- Production and distribute of written communications relating to operational HR activities i.e. letters, memorandums, emails, meeting notes etc
- Overseeing the organisation process for Employee Consultation Forum meetings e.g. agendas, ensure constitution is signed by relevant representatives, arranging meetings, taking of minutes etc.
KEY TECHNICAL SKILLS / COMPETENCIES:
- Strong communication skills, both written and verbal
- Must be approachable, diplomatic, rational and logical in their approach.
- Must be able to work with minimal supervision and manage own workloads, whilst working as part of a team.
- Must be flexible in their approach.
- Attention to detail and ability to undertake and manage accurate recording of information.
- Mail merging and competent use Microsoft packages and HR databases.
- Proven administration skills and experience within the HR generalist role.
- The ability to work as part of a team
- Excellent written and verbal communications skills will be essential to role
- Minimum of 5 GCSEs (or equivalent) - two of which must be at least a C grade in English and Mathematics
- Competent use of Windows and Excel applications - intermediate level essential, advanced desirable
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Science innovation partnerships and the future of Africa (Youssef Travali)
"We are here to celebrate science. The transformative power of science in Africa." So began this year's Next Einstein Forum, held in Rwanda at the end of March. This is the largest scientific gathering to ever take place in Africa, and its aim is to link African researchers around the world, and build the beginnings of a knowledge-economy which will transform the entire continent, and nurture its scientific talent.
Dr Youssef Travaly, the Vice President of Science, Innovation, and Partnerships for the Forum, holds a PhD, and has studied in Belgium, the US, and Senegal. Now based in Rwanda, he is an integral part of building this new community of inspiring African scientists.
Dr Travaly spoke to Traces.Dreams about the intricacies of the Next Einstein Forum, and what they are trying to achieve.


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Papyrus/UserGuide/Profile Constraints
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Introduction
In order to validate constraints from a profile, first creation of constraint with specific annotations will be explained and then generation of validation will be explained.
Papyrus ConstraintCreationUseCase.png
Figure 1: Constraint creation
Create a constraint
In the context of the construction of a profile, it is possible to add constraints.
A constraint is a condition or restriction expressed in a language for the purpose of declaring some of the semantics of an element.
How to
In the context of a profile diagram you can create a constraint from the palette.
Papyrus diagramConstraintCreation.png
Figure 2: Constraint creation from the palette
From the model explorer, click right --> new child--> Create a new Constraint
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Figure 3: Constraint creation from the model explorer
Specify the context
Before editing a constraint, it is important to specify the constraint; it can be a stereotype, an operation.
How to
From the diagram, a context link can be added between the constraints and the context of the constraint:
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Figure 4: Context link creation in a the profile diagram
From the property view, the context can be specified:
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Figure 5: specify context from the property view
Specify the language
It is possible to precise the language of the constraint into Papyrus. The constraint body may be written into OCL, JAVA, or natural language.
In order to make constraints usable by the Papyrus, constraint must be written in OCL or JAVA.
How to
By default if your try to edit a constraint, default language will be OCL.
At the creation, after set the context, you can choose the editor for the constraint:
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Figure 6: choose the editor for the constraint
You can also specify the language in the property view:
 - Select the field specification and choose create or edit the associated opaque expression:
Papyrus SpecificationCreation.png
Figure 7: creation of a specification for the constraint
You can add the language, see following figure:
Papyrus opaqueExpressionCreation.png
Figure 8: specify the language
Then if you want you write the body in the specified language:
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Figure 9: Write the body of the opaque expression
Specify the behavior of the constraint in the context of validation
Into Papyrus, the behavior of the constraint during the validation can be precise.
It is possible to precise:
 - The mode, if the validation of the constraint can be done, in t "batch" or "live" mode.
 - The severity: The severity of the problem if the constraint is violated. This correlates to the severity of tasks in the Tasks view of the Eclipse environment. The default severity (if none specified) is ERROR. The CANCEL severity should be used with caution, as it causes the validation operation to be interrupted, possibly resulting in the loss of valuable diagnostic information from other constraints.
 - The message: the message that will be displayed if the constraints is violated
 - The description: a description of the constraint
 - If it is enable by default: Indicates if this constraint should be enabled by default.
For advanced user you can also precise:
 - The Id : the constraint id
 - The status code: The plug-in unique status code, useful for logging.
 - the target of validation, the element to be validated
How to
Apply the DSML validation profile
 - 1. Select the profile root and apply the profile
 - 2. Select the profile tab in the property view
 - 3. Click on the registered profile button
 - 4. Selection the DSML validation profile
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Figure 10: apply DSML profile
Apply Stereotype on constraint
 - 1. Select the constraint
 - 2. Select profile tab of the property view
 - 3. Click on apply profile button
 - 4. Select validationRule stereotype
 PapyrusDSML-stereotypeApplication.png
Figure 11: Apply validationRule stereotype
Then you can edit property of stereotype to add information about the behavior of the validation
PapyrusDSML-AnnotationEdition.png
Figure 12: edition of the property of stereotype
Generation from Constraints
PapyrusDSML-UseCaseGeneration.png
Figure 13: Constraint generation
Generate constraints directly into the definition
Constraint written in OCL in the profile can be generated into the definition of the profile and taken in charge during the validation of the model.
How to
When you save the profile,Papyrus asks to you if want to define the profile.
Click on yes and then do not forget to check save OCL constraint in the definition
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Figure 14: save OCL constraints in the definition
Generate constraints as EMF validation plugins
The user can generate plugins that wrap constraint and can be used in the EMF plugin validation.
The constraint can be generated in Java code, or directly from OCL.
How to
Select the root profile
Click right on the model explorer-> create validation plugin for this DSML
PapyrusDSML-PluginValidationGeneration.png
Then a wizard to create the validation is launched. You have to give a name for you validation plugin.
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Figure 15: wizard of constraint validation creation
The you need to install the created plugin.


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London eye is the world's biggest observation wheel. It is tallest it's because it is 135 meters high. This London eye has become the world's tourist's attraction place for tourists. It contains 32 capsules which can carry 800 people every day.
Plymouth Rock is the place where travelers reach to Plymouth harbor on 21 December 1620, on boarded on the Mayflower(the ship which used to transport the passengers). It was determined by Thomas Faunce in year 1741. This Thomas Faunce was innate in Plymouth, Massachusetts. It is said that it was a land mark for the travelers of that time. It contains the very big story about this Plymouth Rock. This was said that
Museum is a place where it contains the different antiques of your historic things, from the ancient to living. It is a place where you can see different objects which will recall you about your historic things and it will also give you a lot of information. We are talking about the depository if you want to see the best of the best then it is the British Museum which


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Family that rose to international prominence in the 19th–20th centuries. The first Battenbergs were a family of German counts that died out c. 1314; the title was revived in 1851. In 1917 the family members who lived in England renounced the German title of prince of Battenberg and adopted Mountbatten as a surname (mount being a translation of Berg). Prominent members of the family included Philip, duke of Edinburgh, and Louis Mountbatten.
Variants of BATTENBERG FAMILY
Battenberg family or Mountbatten family
This entry comes from Encyclopædia Britannica Concise. For the full entry on Battenberg family, visit Britannica.com.
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assert() will check the given assertion and take appropriate action if its result is FALSE.
If the assertion is given as a string it will be evaluated as PHP code by assert(). The advantages of a string assertion are less overhead when assertion checking is off and messages containing the assertion expression when an assertion fails. This means that if you pass a boolean condition as assertion this condition will not show up as parameter to the assertion function which you may have defined with the assert_options() function, the condition is converted to a string before calling that handler function, and the boolean FALSE is converted as the empty string.
Assertions should be used as a debugging feature only. You may use them for sanity-checks that test for conditions that should always be TRUE and that indicate some programming errors if not or to check for the presence of certain features like extension functions or certain system limits and features.
Assertions should not be used for normal runtime operations like input parameter checks. As a rule of thumb your code should always be able to work correctly if assertion checking is not activated.
The behavior of assert() may be configured by assert_options() or by.ini-settings described in that functions manual page.
The assert_options() function and/or ASSERT_CALLBACK configuration directive allow a callback function to be set to handle failed assertions.
assert() callbacks are particularly useful for building automated test suites because they allow you to easily capture the code passed to the assertion, along with information on where the assertion was made. While this information can be captured via other methods, using assertions makes it much faster and easier!
The callback function should accept three arguments. The first argument will contain the file the assertion failed in. The second argument will contain the line the assertion failed on and the third argument will contain the expression that failed (if any - literal values such as 1 or "two" will not be passed via this argument)
Example 1. Handle a failed assertion with a custom handler


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Coca-Cola has launched a new limited-edition Coca-Cola 3000 Zero Sugar within the Coca-Cola Creations platform, with the help of artificial intelligence (AI). The AI, in cooperation with humans, helped create both the taste and the design of the can, as Coca-Cola tries to identify what the year 3000 would look like for beverages. It is not just Coca-Cola using AI in the soft drinks category. Unilever, owner of PepsiCo, has developed AI tools to optimise various aspects of its business operations. Against this backdrop, the usage of AI in the soft drinks industry is set to grow for the discovery of new flavours and to enhance the efficiency of business operations, says GlobalData, a leading data and analytics company.
Coca-Cola started with a core question to its customers: What would the year 3000 look like? Consumers were asked how they saw Coca-Cola in the year 3000 via the Coca-Cola Creations platforms. The company then used AI to analyse all the responses to create the framework for the futuristic product based on how people see the future through emotions, ambitions, colours and flavours.
Dragos Dumitrachi, Analyst at GlobalData, comments: "Based on these inputs from consumers and its knowledge of beverage trends, the AI created a unique packaging and flavour profile for a carbonate in the year 3000. The packaging format is colourful, with a mix of spherical shapes blended in purple, pink, and blue colours with a pixelated logo, and the AI primarily perceived the future as being sugar-free. This is to be expected as low-calorie carbonates recorded a 39 % growth between 2015 and 2023 globally, with this growth set to continue over the next five years, as consumers increasingly focus on their health and wellness. According to the latest global survey* by Global Data, 81 % of respondents consider that it is nice to have or essential for a product to be good for physical fitness/health."
Global Data expects the AI market to grow from USD 81 billion in 2022 to USD 90 billion by 2030, with a 35 % compound annual growth rate (CAGR) during 2022-2030. Recent progress in machine learning (ML) on the back of improved algorithms (e.g., Google's AlphaGo, OpenAI's GPT-3/ChatGPT, Tesla's AutoPilot) and increasing computing power have enabled AI to become more widely used in the soft drinks industry.
The AI-driven applications developed by Unilever leverage neural networks and the GPT API is aimed at enhancing the company's ability to respond to the evolving needs of its consumer base and broader market dynamics. On top of that, Unilever is using AI to identify alternative ingredients that can reinforce the resilience of their supply chains, making their products more sustainable and cost-efficient, and streamlining the number of ingredients without impacting the effectiveness or quality of the products.
Dragos concludes: "The AI market in the soft drinks industry is still in its infancy; the rules and laws that will govern it are still under debate. Global Data is forecasting that the use of AI for supply chain, administrative issues, and the discovery of new flavours and packaging formats in the soft drinks industry will only grow."
*GlobalData 2023 Q2 Consumer Survey – Global, with 21,595 respondents, published November 2022


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>>>>> "Rick" == Rick James writes:
Rick> Let's look at "select * from foo where a=1 and b = 1" in multiple contexts:
Rick> (I am assuming there an index containing both a and b.)
Rick> * Neither a nor b is clustered: index_merge could be the most efficient way to
> perform the query... Find all PKs for a=1, find all PKs for b=1, take the intersection;
> then fetch the rows.
Rick> * One of a or b is clustered: As mentioned, use the clustered key only. The
> other key buys nothing.
This is true for the given query, but not in general.
Assume you have in an InnoDB table and an index on (b,c) and 'a' is
the primary key. In this case:
select c from foo where a=1 and b = 1
I't better to scan the index (b,c) than scan the primary key as you
get all key parts from this index, but it's much less to scan as you
don't have to access all the other columns from the table.
Rick> * Both a and b are clustered: Again, the other key is useless; simply use the
> clustered key.
How can you have something clustered on to different key?
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A bridge connecting New Hampshire to Maine is getting a high-tech upgrade, including smart sensors to monitor the surrounding environment and tidal generators to produce power.
The Memorial Bridge, connecting Portsmouth, NH to Kittery, ME, was built in 2013. Last year, the project received a grant from the Federal Highway Administration to include a number of high-tech sensors as part of the administration's Accelerated Innovating Deployment program.
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The project will add approximately 250 sensors to the structure of the bridge. These sensors will collect real-time data on traffic flow, stress and vibration on the bridge, wind speed, temperature, and humidity. The sensors will be powered by a tidal turbine embedded in one of the bridge's support pillars.
This data from these sensors will allow bridge crews to perform proactive maintenance on the bridge, reducing long-term costs and extending the life of the bridge.
The bridge serves as a testing ground for these types of sensors, as well as new structural technologies like metalized steel coating, and a vertical lift balance system. If these tests pan out, smart sensors may be installed on bridges across the country.
The sensors will be fully installed by mid-December, while the turbine will be installed in mid-2017.


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Allegro CL version 9.0
Unrevised from 8.2 to 9.0.
8.2 version
cluster
Arguments: windows-button
Returns the value of the cluster property of windows-button. This property groups picture-button or radio-button controls into clusters (and also menu-items, see below). If a user clicks one button in the cluster, that button will be turned on and all other buttons in the cluster turned off.
Clusters are logical associations independent of physical placement on the dialog, but controls must be on the same dialog to be in the same cluster. All of the buttons in a single cluster will have an identical Lisp symbol (such as :cluster-1 or :send-form-button-panel) in their cluster property. The controls are also often arranged visually as a group, perhaps in a group-box.
The cluster property can also be used with menu-items. A set of contiguous menu-items can act like a set of radio-buttons, where calling (setf selected) to mark one of the menu-items as selected automatically deselects all of the other menu-items in the group. The group is set up by setting the cluster property of each menu-item in the group to the same arbitrary symbol, just as with radio-button widgets. In addition, a menu-item whose cluster property is non-nil will be marked by a small round dot when selected rather than with a check mark. It is a good idea to place a menu-separator between the menu-items in a cluster and any other menu-items on the same menu to clarify to the end user which items are in the group.
In the following example, each time (pop-up-menu my-menu) is called and a menu-item is selected, the menu's on-click function toggles whether that item is selected, which is apparent only when the menu is shown a further time. The "Independent" item is not in a cluster, while the other two items are in a cluster named :a. Selecting one of the items in the cluster will unselect the other item in the cluster if it was selected, but will not unselect the "Independent" item if it was selected.
(defparameter my-menu nil)
(setq my-menu
 (open-menu (list (make-instance 'menu-item
 :title "Independent")
 menu-separator
 (make-instance 'menu-item
 :title "One"
 :cluster :a)
 (make-instance 'menu-item
 :title "The Other"
 :cluster :a))
 'pop-up-menu
 (screen *system*)
 :on-click #'(lambda (menu menu-item stream)
 (declare (ignore menu stream))
 (setf (selected menu-item)
 (not (selected menu-item)))
 (title menu-item))))
(pop-up-menu my-menu) ;; call this multiple times
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AbstractEstimating wave-induced forces on water intake is challenging, particularly for large size intake (up to 15m in its cap diameter) subject to breaking waves in shallow water. The relationships between wave properties and wave loads are not well understood, and no simple methods are available to predict hydrodynamic loads on submerged intakes, particularly under breaking waves. This paper attempts to provide a method of assessing wave forces on water intake pipe and velocity cap using the Froude-Krylov formula, based on physical modeling test results for submerged intake under breaking waves.
Cornett A., Hecimovich M., Nistor I; Extreme wave loads on submerged water intakes in shallow water. Journal of Hydrodynamics, 27(1), February 2015.
Authors retain copyright and grant the Proceedings right of first publication with the work simultaneously licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution License that allows others to share the work with an acknowledgement of the work's authorship and initial publication in this Proceedings.


text: In this article, the authors have proposed a novel scheme for the dual combination synchronization among four master systems and two slave systems for the fractional order complex chaotic systems. Dual combination synchronization for the integer order has already been investigated in real space; but for the case of fractional order in complex space, it is the first of its kind. Due to complexity and presence of additional variable, it will be more secure and interesting to transmit and receive signals in communication theory. Based on the Lyapunov stability theory, six complex chaotic systems are considered and corresponding controllers are designed to achieve synchronization. The special cases, such as combination synchronization, projective synchronization, complete synchronization, and many more, can be derived from the proposed scheme. The corresponding theoretical analysis and numerical simulations are shown to verify the feasibility and effectiveness of the proposed dual combination synchronization scheme.


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- Build a simple RC equivalent bursting of neuron using resistor and capacitor
- Vary the resistor and capacitor values and see the effects of capacitance and resistance in bursting neuron model generation. Hint : use the analog neuron through remote panel.
- Do a comparative study of bursting neuron models with other neuron models.
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"It was very geeky."
That's how scientist Dr. Michael Rieders explained months of hard work to collect, identify and preserve the DNA of Spanish surrealist painter Salvador Dali.
Rieders, who works as a forensic toxicologist at NMS Labs in Willow Grove, has had a lifelong interest in Dali because of the artist's use of DNA imagery in some of his paintings.
"He was so capable of capturing scientific discoveries," says Rieders. "He did several really fascinating studies on DNA and, being a forensic scientist, that's right up my alley."
This fascination turned into an international project when Rieders became interested in finding an artifact that held Dali's DNA. After working with The Salvador Dali Gallery in California, Rieders got in touch with Robert and Nicholas Descharnes, who are the world's foremost authenticators of Dali artwork and were among his closest friends.
The Descharneses, who helped care for Dali before his death 18 years ago, had preserved a feeding tube used while Dali was hospitalized. Rieders later found it to hold biological material that allowed him to isolate the artist's DNA.
Though Rieders says that the isolation of the DNA was his initial goal, his success has generated interest in using Dali's DNA in studies to determine whether a gene exists for creativity or genius.
"Everyone knows that Dali was a bit of an unusual individual," says Rieders. "Perhaps there is some genetic explanation for it."
Though Rieders remains skeptical that a gene for creative genius exists, he says that it is possible that Dali's DNA could hold genes that may be identified as being susceptible to schizophrenia or bipolar disorder, which could have contributed to his outlandish behavior.
Another more immediate use for the DNA would be for art authentication, since Dali is thought to have blessed his artwork with a biological signature. It's not unusual for artists to do this, Rieders says, and various accounts in Dali lore have indicated that the artist used bodily fluids on his art.
Art authenticators would then be able to use DNA-matching to identify true Dali artwork from imposters and may even find more of the artist's work that had not been signed.
Though Rieders recognizes the many implications of his discovery, he remains committed to finding more samples of Dali's DNA in order to be completely sure that the DNA is really his.
"All I really wanted to do was the scientist thing," says Rieders. "Now there's a lot of interest in what we could do with it."


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Basic Principles of the Hydraulic Theory of Formation and Development of River Channel Mesoforms
A closed system of equations was obtained which describes the formation of river channel mesoforms. The conditions were found which cause recurrent restructuring of the flow velocity field which governs the shape and dimensions of the channel mesoforms. The evolution of the longitudinal profile of a mesoform is considered and the parameters that control this process are evaluated. A numerical solution of the problem of river channel mesoform development is given. An interpretation of the hydraulic theory in terms of energy is given.


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razer.conf(5) File Formats Manual razer.conf(5)
NAME
razer.conf - configuration file for the OpenRazer Daemon
DESCRIPTION
The ~/.config/openrazer/razer.conf ($XDG_CONFIG_HOME is respected, if set) file configures some startup and runtime options of the openrazer-daemon(8). openrazer-daemon(8) is able to use configuration files specified in non-standard locations by providing the --config argument.
The configuration file is formatted like a .INI file and is parsed by Python's ConfigParser.
EXAMPLE
An example file should be installed under /usr/share/openrazer/razer.conf.example.
SECTIONS
GENERAL
The first section in the configuration file is a [General] section. This section contains miscellaneous options.
verbose_logging bool
This flag specifies if the daemon is to output detailed logging information. This value acts the same as if -v or --verbose was passed at the command line.
STARTUP
The [Startup] section in the configuration file contains values to be used during startup, for example it can decide if syncing effects will be active when started.
sync_effects_enabled bool
This flag specifies if the effects syncing logic is active when the daemon is started, not having to wait for the user to activate them.
devices_off_on_screensaver bool
This flag specifies if the functionality to turn off razer devices when the screensaver is activated is active when the daemon starts.
mouse_battery_notifier bool
This flag specifies that notifications should be shown every ten minutes with the remaining battery level.
STATISTICS
The [Statistics] section in the configuration file contains options to control how and when statistics will be collected.
key_statistics bool
This flag specifies if the daemon is to collect key statistics. Currently this is only collecting the key count per hour per key.
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Lenexa, KS, March 3, 2020 - Kustom Signals, Inc. Vantage body-worn video camera can replace the standard wireless transmitter for Eyewitness HD in-car video. In this integrated system, Vantage cameras are associated with the in-car systems.
Features supported by this integration include:
- The Vantage body camera simultaneously records audio and video locally on the camera and transmits audio back real-time to the in-car system for recording with its video files. Never miss audio – if Vantage is out of range, it still records audio locally.
- Files from the two systems are automatically associated. These in-car associations allow synchronized playback of the files using the Eyewitness Data Vault file management system.
- The integration uses a local peer-to-peer network to allow bi-directional record activations. If the in-car system starts to record for any reason, it will activate a recording on up to two paired body cameras. Likewise, if a body camera is activated, it will start the in-car system recording – and start the second paired body camera recording (if present).
- Files from the body camera can be transferred wirelessly to the in-car system. They can also be transferred by docking the camera in the in-car docking station.
- Once Vantage files are transferred to the in-car system, they can be reviewed and tagged in the car, prior to being uploaded to the database.
- Once body camera files are transferred to the in-car system, they will transfer wirelessly to the database alongside the in-car files.
- Vantage in-car docking stations also support in-car charging.
Chris Abel, President of Kustom Signals, "This integration allows officers the opportunity to have fully integrated in-car and body-worn video protection with one less piece of equipment strapped to their uniform."
About Kustom Signals, Your No Risk Partner:
Established in 1965, Kustom Signals, Inc., an MPD Inc. company, designs and manufactures a complete line of speed enforcement, speed awareness and in-car and body-worn video systems for law enforcement agencies. For more information, visit _URL_.
About MPD, Inc.
MPD, Inc. was established in 1987 and is headquartered in Owensboro, KY. MPD's customers include U.S. and foreign military services and their contractors, avionics manufacturers, law enforcement organizations, industrial companies and commercial concerns. For more information, visit _URL_.


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Killing Environmental Campaigners
Manifest and Latent Justifications
AbstractIn 2018, at least 200 land and environmental defenders were murdered, the deadliest year on record. This trend is growing but also spreading: killings were dispersed across 24 countries, compared to 16 in 2015. With many killings unreported, and often uninvestigated, it is likely that the true number is far higher. The tide of violence is driven by intensified activity by companies that pursue profit in unexploited areas. This paper gives an account and classification of these killings, providing an analysis of the vast literature produced by environmental NGOs. Adopting a modified form of techniques of neutralisation and drawing on the distinction between manifest and latent justifications, the paper examines the responses provided by official actors who are called to account for these killings.
Copyright (c) 2020 Vincenzo Ruggiero
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.


Pikkutrappi ja sen havainnot Suomen Lapissa
Little bustard (Tetrax tetrax) is a rare visitor in Finland which has been observed only about 20 times, and in Finnish Lapland only once. It was the first observation in Finland, in Utsjoki in 1795. A single bird was shot by local hunters.
Räkättirastas, sen esiintyminen Lapissa ja Värriön luonnonpuistossa
Fieldfare (Turdus pilaris) is moderately common thrush in Finnish Lapland. In Varrio Nature Reserve the population is rather stabile, at on average 18 pairs. The autumn migration observations in Varrio refer to curious behaviour. The major migration direction is from south-east to north-west. Thus the migrating fieldfares aim first at north-western or western coast of Norway, before turning to south.
Riskilä ja sen esiintyminen Suomen Lapissa
Black guillemot (Cepphus grylle) has occurred regularly throughout Gulf of Bothnia, including the bottom of the Gulf (inside Finnish Laplands). In the 1900's the Lapland population gradually decreased from several tens into minimum of 3 pairs in 1983. Largely due to establishment of Perameri National Park the threatening extinction was avoided and the nesting population has returned in 2000's to about 10 pairs per annum.
Pikkuruokki ja sen havainnot Suomen Lapissa
Little auk or Dovekie (Alle alle) is observed annually as vagrant in Finland. In Finnish Lapland it had been observed about 30 times. The nearest observation to Varrio strict nature reserve is from Inari, Inarinjarvi, from 25.10.2007.


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Sunday, 27 January 2013
Production of Brown Ink Out of Gmelina arborea (Gamhar) Fruit
The world today is suffering for an economic crisis; many people seem to realize the importance of each item that needs to be bought. Ink is an ordinary item but prevalent in everyday use. Ball pens, pentel pens, markers and everything that provides ink for its functions are expensive that not all people can afford. That's why the researcher investigated a project that can help lessen the economic crisis for the production of ink.
Offices, workstations and even academic institutions have been using ink especially for their papers works and some other related activities. However, with the advent of highly commercialized items and supplies, people have difficulty in purchasing some basic things that are necessary to their works. Production of ink out of Gmelina arboera fruit will somehow stand as a remedy to this problem.
Gmelina arborea is a fast growing tree, which though grows on different localities and prefers moist fertile valleys with _PHONE_ mm rainfall. It does not thrive on ill drained soils and remains stunted on dry, sandy or poor soils; drought also reduces it to a shrubby form. The fruit of this tree is said to be acrid, sour, bitter, sweet, cooling, diuretic tonic, aphrodisiac, alternative astringent to the bowels, promote growth of hairs, useful in 'vata', thirst, anaemia, leprosy, ulcers and vaginal discharge.
This particular tree occurs naturally in Myanmar, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam and in southern provinces of China and Philippines, but planted extensively in Sierra Leone, Nigeria, Malaysia and on experimental basis in other countries as well. It is also planted in gardens and avenues.
Gmelina arborea timber is reasonably strong for its weight. It is used in constructions, furniture, carriages, sports, musical instruments and artificial limbs. Once seasoned, it is a very steady timber and moderately resistant to decay and ranges from very resistant to moderately resistant to termites.
STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM:
The main rationale of this study is to produce an ink out of Gmelina arborea fruit.
- What is Gmelina arborea?
- What are the economic advantages in producing such ink?
- How does it differ from other commercial inks?
- Is it economically feasible?
- Is it effective to use?
The researchers have anticipated the availability of the needed materials in this study, below are the hypothetical statements set by the researchers.
- The ink will be usable.
- This study will show proper utilization of natural resources.
- The product will take an economic advantage compared to the commercialized ones.
- The study will show how to use waste materials especially the Gmelina fruit itself.
- People can easily acquire to use the ink.
- Because of its affordability people can easily purchase the ink.
SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY:
Gmelina fruit can be found anywhere and some people perceive that this particular fruit has of no value. In general, the significance of this study will show how this natural resource can be used to create something that can be of big help to some other people especially office workers, business people and mostly to the students. This ink can be used for paper works, office works, and can also be used as a substitute or alternative to the commercial inks.
SCOPE AND LIMITATIONS:
The main product of this study is "ink", since the juice of Gmelina fruit is brown; therefore the color of the ink is brown. No other trees were used, only Gmelina arborea.
This study is limited only for brown ink production.
DEFINITION OF TERMS:
Gmelina arborea - is a fast growing tree, which though grows on different localities and prefers moist fertile valleys with _PHONE_ mm rainfall. It does not thrive on ill drained soils and remains stunted on dry, sandy or poor soils; drought also reduces it to a shrubby form.
Inkis a liquid containing various pigments and/or dyes used for coloring a surface to render an image or text. Ink is used for drawing or writing with a pen or brush. Thicker inks, in paste form, are used extensively in letterpress and lithographic printing
Commercializemanage or exploit in a way designed to make a profit.
Natural resources - are naturally occurring substances that are considered valuable in their relatively unmodified (natural) form. A natural resource's value rests in the amount of the material available and the demand for the certain material.
Fruit juiceis a liquid naturally contained in vegetable or fruit tissue. Juice may be supplied in concentrate form, requiring the user to add water to reconstitute the liquid back to its 'original state' (Generally, concentrates have a noticeably different taste than their comparable "fresh-squeezed" versions)
1. Gmelina Arborea Fruit
2. Coconut Vinegar
4. Marker (empty)
1. Gather all the materials needed.
2. Wash the Gmelina arborea fruit and the pot.
3. Squeeze the Gmelina fruit and get the extract.
4. Heat the pot using a stove or electric stove then put the extract of Gmelina fruit.
5. Mix the vinegar into the extract of Gmelina fruit inside the heated pot.
6. Let it cool and put it in an empty marker bottle.
REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE:
Gmelina arborea is a fast growing tree, which through grows on different localities and prefers moist fertile valleys with _PHONE_ mm rainfall. It does not thrive on ill drained soils and remains stunted on dry, sandy or poor soils; drought also reduces it to a shubby form. It is a trent to see the Gmelina arborea tree standing straight with clear bole having branches on top and thick foliage forming a conical crown on the top of this tall stem. Bark light grey coloured exfoliating in light coloured patches when old, blaze, thick a chlorophyll layer just under the outer back, pale yellow white inside.
Vinegar is a sour tasting liquid containing acetic acid, obtained by fermenting dilute alcoholic liquids, typically wine, cider or beer and used as a condiment or for pickling. Ink is a coloured fluid used for writing, drawing or printing.
Basically this research tackles about the Production of Brown Ink out of Gmelina Arborea Fruit; enable to come up with an accumulated result, the correspondents of this study conducted some experiments and prepared all the necessary equipment, tools and materials.
This research is applied in its method. Since the number one raw material of the study is already been used by people, the researchers also underwent some series of test in order to get the best result.
RESULTS AND DISCUSSION:
The result of the study which was based upon the research may iclude the economics progress and sustainability of ink production.
The production of ink varies directly to the daily neeeds of the people, especially those who are in the following working areas like offices, workstations, academic institutions and in some related activities.
CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS:
Itherefore conclude that the Gmelina fruit waste material has a great impact into the progression of our society. By this research study, people can easily acquire to use the ink out of Gmelina arborea fruit, which is affordability and which people can easily purchase.


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A student in Louanne Johnson's class asks her what the prize is for reading poems. She states that learning is the prize and explains to her students how learning will benefit them in their lives. Her explanation encourages her students to better themselves.
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National Allied Health Professions Week celebrated
NEMG recognized its approximately 50 allied health professionals during National Allied Health Professions Week, Nov. 2-6. Allied health professionals make up nearly 60 percent of the healthcare workforce and include physical, occupation and respiratory therapists; medical laboratory scientists; emergency medical personnel; imaging specialists; audiologists and speech-language pathologists; and nutritionists and dietitians.
Allied health professionals identify, evaluate and treat acute and chronic diseases and disorders; deliver dietary and nutrition services; provide rehabilitation services; and manage and operate health systems.


. Type 2 nutrients are involved in essential physiological functions, tissue levels are fixed and there is no body store on which to draw upon.
 20. 20. Care practices Appropriate care practices include breastfeeding, complementary feeding, the use of health care and good hygiene practices. Education, knowledge, beliefs, workload and time availability, health and nutritional status of the caregivers, usually the mothers, are essential. In a study carried out in rural Chad, caregiver decisions on child feeding, actions taken when a child is ill, domestic workload and even caregiver's level of satisfaction with life have shown to have an influence on children's height-for-age.
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Encyclopedia of Database Systems
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Access Path
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Synonyms
Definition
An access path specifies the path chosen by a database management system to retrieve the requested tuples from a relation. An access path may be either (i) a sequential scan of the data file or (ii) an index scan with a matching selection condition when there are indexes that match the selection conditions in the query. In general, an index matches a selection condition, if the index can be used to retrieve all tuples that satisfy the condition.
Key Points
Access paths are the alternative ways for retrieving specific tuples from a relation. Typically, there is more than one way to retrieve tuples because of the availability of indexes and the potential presence of conditions specified in the query for selecting the tuples. Typical access methods include sequential access of unordered data files (heaps) as well as various kinds of indexes. All commercial database systems implement heaps and B+ tree indexes. Most of them also support hash indexes for equality conditions.
To choose an access path, the optimizer first determines which matching access paths are available by examining the conditions specified by the query. Then, it estimates the selectivity of each access path using any available statistics for the index and data file. The selectivity of an access path is the number of pages (both index and data pages) accessed when the specific access path is used to retrieve the requested tuples. The access path having the smallest selectivity is called the most selective access path. Clearly, using the most selective access path minimizes the cost of data retrieval. Additional information can be found in [1].
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Recommended Reading
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 Selinger PG, Astrahan MM, Chamberlin DD, Lorie RA, Price TG. Access path selection in a relational database management system. In: Proceeding of the ACM SIGMOD International Conference on Management of Data; 1979. p. 23–34.Google Scholar
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further unraveling. Unlay lines to the tie marks. Tape or heat-seal the strand
ends. Bring the lines together so that the main bodies meet and the unlayed
strands mesh; alternating a strand of one with a strand of the other.
Temporarily tape the unlayed strands of one line to the body of the other line.
Tuck one of the strands from the second line over and under a strand of the
opposite line, working against the twist. Take the unlayed strand next to the
strand just tucked and tuck it over and under the next line strand. Do the,
same with the third unlayed strand.
Make one more tuck with each strand then turn the splice around and remove the
temporary ties. Make two tucks with each of the other three-unlayed strands. Go
back and make two additional tucks with each of the six strands. If desired,
taper the splice area as shown in Step 6, page 26. Cut off all remaining ties
and clip off ends of protruding strands. Roll the splice to smooth out.
The short splice is used for end to end joining of two lines of the same
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§Handling form submission
§Overview
Form handling and submission is an important part of any web application. Play comes with features that make handling simple forms easy and complex forms possible.
Play's form handling approach is based around the concept of binding data. When data comes in from a POST request, Play will look for formatted values and bind them to a Form object. From there, Play can use the bound form to value a case class with data, call custom validations, and so on.
Typically forms are used directly from a Controller instance. However, Form definitions do not have to match up exactly with case classes or models: they are purely for handling input and it is reasonable to use a distinct Form for a distinct POST.
§Imports
To use forms, import the following packages into your class:
import play.api.data._
import play.api.data.Forms._
§Form Basics
We'll go through the basics of form handling:
The end result will look something like this:
§Defining a form
First, define a case class which contains the elements you want in the form. Here we want to capture the name and age of a user, so we create a UserData object:
case class UserData(name: String, age: Int)
Now that we have a case class, the next step is to define a Form structure. The function of a 'Form is to transform form data into a bound instance of a case class, and we define it like follows:
val userForm = Form(
 mapping(
 "name" -> text,
 "age" -> number
 )(UserData.apply)(UserData.unapply)
)
The Forms object defines the mapping method. This method takes the names and constraints of the form, and also takes two functions: an apply function and an unapply function. Because UserData is a case class, we can plug its apply and unapply methods directly into the mapping method.
Note: Maximum number of fields for a single tuple or mapping is 22 due to the way form handling is implemented. If you have more than 22 fields in your form, you should break down your forms using lists or nested values.
A form will create UserData instance with the bound values when given a Map:
val anyData = Map("name" -> "bob", "age" -> "21")
val userData = userForm.bind(anyData).get
But most of the time you'll use forms from within an Action, with data provided from the request. Form contains bindFromRequest, which will take a request as an implicit parameter. If you define an implicit request, then bindFromRequest will find it.
val userData = userForm.bindFromRequest.get
Note: There is a catch to using get here. If the form cannot bind to the data, then get will throw an exception. We'll show a safer way of dealing with input in the next few sections.
You are not limited to using case classes in your form mapping. As long as the apply and unapply methods are properly mapped, you can pass in anything you like, such as tuples using the Forms.tuple mapping or model case classes. However, there are several advantages to defining a case class specifically for a form:
§Defining constraints on the form
The text constraint considers empty strings to be valid. This means that name could be empty here without an error, which is not what we want. A way to ensure that name has the appropriate value is to use the nonEmptyText constraint.
val userFormConstraints2 = Form(
 mapping(
 "name" -> nonEmptyText,
 "age" -> number(min = 0, max = 100)
 )(UserData.apply)(UserData.unapply)
)
Using this form will result in a form with errors if the input to the form does not match the constraints:
val boundForm = userFormConstraints2.bind(Map("bob" -> "", "age" -> "25"))
boundForm.hasErrors must beTrue
The out of the box constraints are defined on the Forms object:
§Defining ad-hoc constraints
You can define your own ad-hoc constraints on the case classes using the validation package.
val userFormConstraints = Form(
 mapping(
 "name" -> text.verifying(nonEmpty),
 "age" -> number.verifying(min(0), max(100))
 )(UserData.apply)(UserData.unapply)
)
You can also define ad-hoc constraints on the case classes themselves:
def validate(name: String, age: Int) = {
 name match {
 case "bob" if age >= 18 =>
 Some(UserData(name, age))
 case "admin" =>
 Some(UserData(name, age))
 case _ =>
 None
 }
}
val userFormConstraintsAdHoc = Form(
 mapping(
 "name" -> text,
 "age" -> number
 )(UserData.apply)(UserData.unapply) verifying("Failed form constraints!", fields => fields match {
 case userData => validate(userData.name, userData.age).isDefined
 })
)
You also have the option of constructing your own custom validations. Please see the custom validations section for more details.
§Validating a form in an Action
Now that we have constraints, we can validate the form inside an action, and process the form with errors.
We do this using the fold method, which takes two functions: the first is called if the binding fails, and the second is called if the binding succeeds.
userForm.bindFromRequest.fold(
 formWithErrors => {
 // binding failure, you retrieve the form containing errors:
 BadRequest(views.html.user(formWithErrors))
 },
 userData => {
 /* binding success, you get the actual value. */
 val newUser = models.User(userData.name, userData.age)
 val id = models.User.create(newUser)
 Redirect(routes.Application.home(id))
 }
)
In the failure case, we render the page with BadRequest, and pass in the form with errors as a parameter to the page. If we use the view helpers (discussed below), then any errors that are bound to a field will be rendered in the page next to the field.
In the success case, we're sending a Redirect with a route to routes.Application.home here instead of rendering a view template. This pattern is called Redirect after POST, and is an excellent way to prevent duplicate form submissions.
Note: "Redirect after POST" is required when using flashing or other methods with flash scope, as new cookies will only be available after the redirected HTTP request.
Alternatively, you can use the parse.form body parser that binds the content of the request to your form.
val userPost = Action(parse.form(userForm)) { implicit request =>
 val userData = request.body
 val newUser = models.User(userData.name, userData.age)
 val id = models.User.create(newUser)
 Redirect(routes.Application.home(id))
}
In the failure case, the default behaviour is to return an empty BadRequest response. You can override this behaviour with your own logic. For instance, the following code is completely equivalent to the preceding one using bindFromRequest and fold.
val userPostWithErrors = Action(parse.form(userForm, onErrors = (formWithErrors: Form[UserData]) => BadRequest(views.html.user(formWithErrors)))) { implicit request =>
 val userData = request.body
 val newUser = models.User(userData.name, userData.age)
 val id = models.User.create(newUser)
 Redirect(routes.Application.home(id))
}
§Showing forms in a view template
Once you have a form, then you need to make it available to the template engine. You do this by including the form as a parameter to the view template. For user.scala.html, the header at the top of the page will look like this:
@(userForm: Form[UserData])(implicit messages: Messages)
Because user.scala.html needs a form passed in, you should pass the empty userForm initially when rendering user.scala.html:
def index = Action {
 Ok(views.html.user(userForm))
}
The first thing is to be able to create the form tag. It is a simple view helper that creates a form tag and sets the action and method tag parameters according to the reverse route you pass in:
@helper.form(action = routes.Application.userPost()) {
 @helper.inputText(userForm("name"))
 @helper.inputText(userForm("age


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What does OL mean?
- a suffix used in the names of chemical derivatives, representing "alcohol" (glycerol; naphthol; phenol), or sometimes "phenol" or less definitely assignable phenol derivatives (resorcinol).


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Effect of Tai Chi for the prevention or treatment of osteoporosis in elderly adults: protocol for a systematic review and meta-analysis
Osteoporosis (OP) has been defined as a degenerative bone disease characterised by low bone mass and microstructural deterioration of bone tissue, leading to fragility and an increased risk of fractures, especially of the hip, spine and wrist. Exercise has been shown to benefit the maintenance of bone health and improvement of muscle strength, balance and coordination, thereby reducing the risk of falls and fractures. However, prior findings regarding the optimal types and regimens of exercise for treating low bone mineral density (BMD) in elderly people are not consistent. As an important component of traditional Chinese Qigong exercises, Tai Chi (TC) is an ancient art and science of healthcare derived from the martial arts. The objective of this study is to attempt to conduct a systematic review and meta-analysis of the existing studies on TC exercise as an intervention for the prevention or treatment of OP in elderly adults and to draw more useful conclusions regarding the safety and the effectiveness of TC in preventing or treating OP.


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Looking at the numerous meanings and usages of the preposition "zu" we can only give an incomplete answer here to cover some special cases where we have a loose rule indeed.
Whenever we use "zu" we also indicate some spacial correlation, a direction, or other defined relations.
Der Kellner beugte sich zu dem Gast herab.
Alle Besucher sind zu dem Fest gekommen.
When we consider this then a meaning of a sentence may change:
Er hat mir ein Muster gebracht. - He gave me a sample.
Er hat ein Muster zu mir gebracht. - He brought the sample to me.
Er gehört zu mir. He became a part of me.
Er gehört mir. "He is mine."
Now let's look at both of your examples:
Er hat etwas zu mir gesagt und nicht zu jemand anderem.
Er hat [zu] mir etwas gesagt, was andere nicht hören sollten.
Both have nearly the same meaning, but in the first case it is important that the speech was directed to you. Hence you can not leave out the "zu". This is different in the second case. The direction is not important, you leave out the "zu". When you inserting it there it is not wrong but it became a rather superfluous filler.
Sie hat das Geld zu mir gebracht und nicht zu Paul.
Sie hat mir das Geld gebracht und nicht Paul.
Again, direction is emphasized in the first sentence whereas it is the person whom she gave the money to who plays the important role in the second sentence. This would in theory not only work with "bringen" but also with "geben" but here it is simply not used this way. Therefore it sounds awkward and wrong to a native's ear.
It may be confusing, but in another context "geben" indeed is used with "zu":
Meine Urgroßeltern mussten ihren Sohn zu Pflegeeltern geben.
In this case it is not a direction but a change in relation being responsible for using "zu" (like in "Er gehört zu mir." above).


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Beaubears Island Shipbuilding National Historic Site of Canada
Beaubears Island Shipbuilding
Links and documents
Listed on the Canadian Register:
Statement of Significance
Description of Historic Place
Beaubears Island Shipbuilding National Historic Site of Canada incorporates some 24 hectares (60 acres) on the southeastern (downstream) shore of Beaubears Island at the confluence of the Southwest and Northwest Miramichi River, and the adjacent south channel of the Miramichi River. The site includes the remains of an early 19th-century shipyard.
Beaubears Island Shipbuilding was designated a national historic site as an example of a shipbuilding site in the Province of New Brunswick that contained in situ archaeological resources.
The heritage value of Beaubears Island Shipbuilding lies in the setting and landscape which contains archaeological resources defining the former shipyard facilities. These are typical of a New Brunswick shipyard of the early and mid 19th century in an area representing the major concentration of such sites along the Miramichi, the second largest shipbuilding centre in New Brunswick.
Source: HSMBC Minutes, November 2001.
Key features contributing to the heritage value of this site include:
- the combination of natural and archaeological features associated with 19th-century shipbuilding in eastern Canada,
- the archaeological evidence of shipbuilding activities on the approximately 10 hectares (25 acres) of this site,
- the location of the Beaubears site near the mid-stream boundary of the south river channel (into which ships were launched and where repair and refitting work was carried out as typical of the Miramichi sites),
- the location on the south shore of Beaubears Island, near dense woods on the balance of the island (providing ready access to the materials required for shipbuilding),
- the morphology of the Island, 4.5-9 metres (15-30 feet) above the sea-level, sloping towards the river (providing terrain suitable for launching and repairing the small and medium sized vessels),
- the integrity, relative lack of disturbance and visible fabric of both cultural landscape forms and archaeological vestiges of the facilities and distribution of Russell's Beaubears facilities including a two-storey stone house, a well, a wood house, a coach house, outhouses and a kitchen garden), near the house site (a barn, retail and provisioning store, wharf and warehouse nearby; a salt store, a lumber yard, and a timber boom attached to the eastern tip of the island), at the shipyard on the mid point of the southern shore (five slipways, a blacksmith's shop, a joiner's shop, a moulding loft, a storage shed, sawpits, a steam box and boiler), and the support facilities adjacent to the shipyard (a foreman's house, seven workers' houses, a cookhouse, a kitchen and bedrooms and accommodation for 50 workers),
- the integrity and relative lack of recent disturbance of the surface of the cultural landscape as identified by vegetation patterns, changes and surface disturbances that indicate the boundaries of former human activity,
- the distinctive sense of place created by the undisturbed past resources in the cultural landscape, the undisturbed vegetation and similar qualities of the island, and its adjacent river channel.
Government of Canada
Historic Sites and Monuments Act
National Historic Site of Canada
1866/01/01 to 1890/01/01
1790/01/01 to 1838/01/01
Theme - Category and Type
- Developing Economies
- Extraction and Production
- Developing Economies
- Communications and Transportation
Function - Category and Type
- Crafts Production Facility
- Harbour Facility
Architect / Designer
Location of Supporting Documentation
National Historic Sites Directorate, Documentation Centre, 5th Floor, Room 89, 25 Eddy Street, Gatineau, Quebec
Cross-Reference to Collection


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Parallel Computation Algorithm (PCA) for Large Geophysical Processes
Center for Earthquake Research and Information, Memphis, TN
Over the past decade, the world of Geophysics has seen a tremendous increase in collection, distribution of Geophysical data. With such large amounts of data available for several geophysical studies, end users run into problems with limited computational resources and computational power. I have developed an algorithm that skillfully manages processing flow of large job within the limits of available computational power.
Written in C and C++, PCA is able to control and schedule the running of independent processes in parallel. A Java based interface is also been developed. PCA is able to run in limited storage space by storing the output produced on an external email server. Development and testing has been carried out in UNIX and is being extended to other commonly platforms.
The functionality of PCA is demonstrated in using it to convolve large array of 2D displacement green-‐functions with loading functions. The fast 2D convolution algorithm is also made available, as convolution is one of the core processes widely used in Geophysics.
AAPG Search and Discovery Article #90182©2013 AAPG/SEG Student Expo, Houston, Texas, September 16-17, 2013


The Great White Silence - Blu-ray Review
'its historical significance is unparalleled'
Herbert Ponting's 1924 film of Captain Scott's tragic attempt to reach the South Pole in 1911, The Great White Silence is a marvel of technical achievements both old and new. Restored by the BFI to a brilliant new print, this Blu-ray outing of Ponting's silent film is presented by the institute with a new score by Simon Fisher Turner and a restoration of Ponting's original 'tinting', a process which gives the black and white negatives a semblance of colour.
That colour is used to stunning effect. Purples, blues, greens and yellows fill the screen in alternative scenes as Ponting uses the differing shades to reflect mood and content. The new soundtrack also adds multi-faceted layers to the on-screen narrative. Turner's score is a mixture of industrial clanking (representing'soundless' on screen items, such as icebergs) and contextual sound effects (such as the ship's bell on the Terra Nova, the vessel used to ferry the explorers in to the Antarctic). Ponting's on-screen textual narration feels a little twee but it is also very well written and reflects the feelings of a man experiencing the awe of a little-seen part of the world.
The whole package feels like the 'definitive edition' the BFI really want it to be and the historical significance of Ponting's work is impossible to underestimate. That someone was there on the Antarctic shelf at all is remarkable, that someone managed to capture footage like this is incredible. Of particular poignancy is the recreation of Scott and his company's daily routine which gives a glimpse into the ordeal they must have faced during the several months of journeying from their camp to the pole itself and back.
It is tempting at this point to slap a reverent five-stars at the bottom of Ponting's film and label it a classic. It is of course. Such a film-making endeavour will never be repeated and its historical significance is unparalleled. For all that though, parts of it drag significantly. Ponting rather unnecessarily recreated sections of the journey in miniature format. Watching tiny sledges wander over fake polar ice caps at a benign rate is hardly intriguing, much less involving. The lagging run-time of one-hundred and ten minutes is a long time to sit through a silent documentary which, despite its remarkable footage, has been superseded by hundreds of nature and anthropological documentaries in the intervening years. It's a fine film and a fitting monument to the legacy of Scott and his endeavour but its perfection is of a flawed nature, even if this restoration is worthy of significant praise.
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'it struck me that it demonstrates that there is no need for 3D or any fancy gimmicks to convey drama. All that is required is a staggeringly good story' - Every Film In 2011, 8/10
 1. I never knew this existed. I have read a number of books on Scott and the ill-fated expedition. I was fortunate enough to see Shackleton's silent movie of his Endurance expedition almost 10 years ago on the big screen. Harrowing stuff and well worth reading about if it is your thing.
 I will be looking out for this, it may play in our coming Film Festival.
 2. It's well worth seeing if it does appear there. I imagine the sound would be great to experience on the big screen. Not without its problems but whilst watching it you do get *that* feeling of being in the presence of something absolutely momentous. Never heard of the Shackleton film. I'll have to look into it.
 3. It is called South. Shackelton wrote a memoir of the expedition and named it South as well! Can't re-call the film maker's name off hand but it shows the Endurance being crushed among other things.
 4. I had the opportunity to see this film at a Film Society screening a couple of weeks ago. However, I wasn't very well and the length of the film put me off so I didn't see it after all. Thanks for the review, interesting to read. One point I must make is that the word is superceded or alternatively superseded.
 5. Thanks for the correction Lynn! I imagine the experience in a cinema screening could have been great but the Blu-ray transfer is excellent (as, I imagine, is the DVD) so if you get chance definitely give it a go.


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PictureBox.LoadAsync Method (String)
Loads the image at the specified location, asynchronously.
Assembly: System.Windows.Forms (in System.Windows.Forms.dll)
If the url parameter indicates a local file, the recommended format is a local file path. For example, an image file named myPicture.jpglocated atc:\ would be accessed by passing c:\myPicture.jpg for the url parameter. A full path, such as _URL_ or a relative path, such as./images/image.jpg, can be used. If a relative path is used, it will be considered relative to the working directory. A call to the Load method sets the ImageLocation property to the value of url.
A call to the LoadAsync method sets the ImageLocation property to the value of url. Besides calling the LoadAsync method, you must set the WaitOnLoad property to false to load an image asynchronously. When you load an image asynchronously, you can handle the LoadProgressChanged event to determine the progress of an image load or the LoadCompleted event to determine when an image load has completed. If an error occurs during an asynchronous image-loading operation, it will be caught and reported by the Error property of the AsyncCompletedEventArgs.
The following code example demonstrates how to use the LoadAsync method. To run this example, paste the following code into a Windows Form that contains a PictureBox named pictureBox1 and a Button named startLoadButton. Make sure that the Click event for the button is associated with the startLoadButton_Click method in this example. You must change the image file path to a path that is valid on your system.


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The West Village Historic District of Buffalo is a 22 acre neighborhood in one of the city's oldest residential areas. It is one of only a few in our country to achieve three designations as an Historic District under both the City of Buffalo and New York State, and it is also listed in the Federal National Register of Historic Places. The jewel of the West Village Historic District is unquestionably Johnson Park.
It is named for Ebenezer Johnson. So who is he, and why is this park named for him?
Ebenezer Johnson. Photo from Buffalo City Hall photos.
Ebenezer Johnson was from Connecticut. He studied as a physician in Cherry Valley, New York, where he met and married his first wife, Sally. He came here in 1810 and opened his medical practice in what was just a glimmer of what he himself would witness Buffalo become during his time here. During the War of 1812 he accepted a position as an assistant surgeon with the volunteers of New York State.
After the war, he returned to Buffalo and opened a drug store as well as resuming his medical practice. After 1823 he became very active in business and eventually became well known for construction, real estate, trade and banking. No small feat. He became quite successful and next turned to politics. He held several posts and sat on many boards, and in 1832 when Buffalo was incorporated as a city he was elected by the common council as Buffalo's first mayor. Ah, that's why the park is named for him! That, and the following…
That same year Johnson broke ground on a grand home located on a large piece of property he owned on Delaware Avenue between Chippewa and West Tupper. It was completed in 1834. The home was referred to as "the Cottage" and was considered the most palatial home in Buffalo to date. On the property itself there was a man made lake, fruit orchards, a large vegetable garden and flower gardens. The 25 acre property and "Cottage" was a well known spot for socializing among the elite in Buffalo.
The "Cottage". Photo from "Buffalo's Delaware Avenue: Mansions and Families", by Edward T. Dunn.
Johnson served a second term as Mayor of Buffalo in 1834-35, after having turned down the nomination in 1833. Mayoral terms at the time were one year.
Sadly his wife passed away in 1834. He remarried a year later to Lucy Lord. Johnson continued to be an influential member of Buffalo society until selling his estate and leaving the city sometime around 1847, when he moved to Tellico Plains, Tennessee, where he owned an iron ore mine with his brother. He passed away there in 1849.
During the 1850's Johnson's property was divided up into one of the most elegant residential sections of the city at the time. The lake became part of Rumsey Park on the estate of Bronson and Evelyn Hall Rumsey. The Cottage was re-purposed as The Female Academy, the most elite, all girls school in the city. Incidentally, it was the first institute of higher learning for women in the country. (!) The Female Academy still exists today as Buffalo Seminary, now located on Bidwell Parkway.
The "Cottage" Photo credit to "History of the City of Buffalo and Niagara Falls." Published by The Times, 1896.
An 1876 map of city parkland indicates that Frederick Law Olmsted redesigned the green space in the center of Johnson Park and incorporated it into his overall design of our Park System. And it shows. You only have to walk through the park to feel Olmsted's presence here. The flow of the park is just lovely. No other way to describe it.
Many of the homes on Johnson Park that were built in the 1850's still exist, and many have been recently restored to their former glory. They are close together, fostering that "neighborly, friendly" feel we discussed in the second part of this series. And like the other residential parks as well, Johnson Park is a great place to walk and to meet and talk to fellow Buffalonians, whether you live there or not. The people here are indeed friendly, and more than willing to discuss what they know of the park and the homes lining it.
Johnson Park has suffered through the socio-economic troubles that have touched our city, and indeed our whole country. Thankfully, Johnson Park and the city of Buffalo both have committed residents willing to stay the course. And like the city itself, the results in Johnson Park are showing. This is due in great part to the commitment of the Johnson Park Association and the Cary Street Association, both of whom lead the way in ensuring that both Johnson Park and the West Village Historic District will remain as an integral, thriving neighborhood in Buffalo for a long time to come.
Hutchinson Technical Institute which borders Johnson Park on South Elmwood Avenue
I get a feeling in this park. It's a nostalgic feeling of days gone by. At the same time I feel a sense of future here, like the residents have a clear vision of what they hope for the neighborhood. It makes me want to stay. Live here. Experience city living at its absolute best. That, is Johnson Park.
Go see it, you will be enchanted!
I hope you enjoyed my series about Buffalo's Residential Parks.
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Wallpapered dumpsters are starting to pop up all over the place including New York City, Los Angeles and even Rome. Artist Christine Finley is the culprit of these decorative dumpsters which she considers to be â€œpolite graffiti.â€
The made-over dumpsters actually provide a nice little element of decor for the streets and look much nicer than plain, garbage-green dumpsters.
Implications - The idea of painting the dumpsters is not only a way to express creativity, but also a way to express environmental activism. Many people don't pay attention to garbage dumpsters, but when they feature bright colors and printed designs, they are bound to get noticed. Christine Finley's idea is definitely an awesome one.
Wallpapered Dumpsters Considered "Polite Graffiti"
1. Decorative Dumpsters - The trend of wallpapered dumpsters adds a creative and visually appealing element to the streetscape.
2. Polite Graffiti - Transforming dumpsters into works of art provides a respectful and engaging form of graffiti.
3. Environmental Activism - Decorating dumpsters with bright colors and designs raises awareness about waste management and environmental issues.
1. Art and Design - Artists and designers have an opportunity to collaborate with urban communities to create visually appealing and environmentally conscious public art installations.
2. Waste Management - The waste management industry can explore partnerships with artists and community organizations to turn dumpsters into attractive and functional assets in urban areas.
3. Urban Revitalization - Municipalities and urban planners can leverage decorative dumpsters as a part of placemaking strategies to enhance the aesthetics and character of neighborhoods.


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GOSHEN, Utah – Archaeologists have struck gold at a dig near the town of Goshen about 35 miles south of Provo: the largest Fremont Indian structure ever excavated.
Brigham Young University anthropology professor Jim Allison says the 850-square-foot structure is unique because it served as a communal area that brought the entire village together.
He says it has yielded "a layer of prehistoric trash" that included common items such as arrowheads, broken pottery, corn cobs and animal bones.
Allison, who oversees students' work at the site, says radiocarbon dating shows it probably was occupied between 1025 and 1100.
The Fremont Indians inhabited sites in what are now Utah, Nevada, Idaho and Colorado between 700 and 1300. They're known for pottery, figurines, moccasins and their use of farming.


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Waterplex carries a wide variety of tanks that can be used as Detention Tanks, such as pre-fabricated concrete tanks, blockwork or concrete tanks built on-site with a tank liner, aboveground poly tanks, underground poly tanks, aboveground steel tanks, and bladder tanks. The purpose of a detention tank is to slow the surplus water entering the storm water system to be similar to the flow rates prior to the hard surface being developed on the land. It temporarily detains rainwater but does not store that water over time. While the same amount of water will enter the storm water system, detention tanks slow down the rate of water entering the system to compensate for the increased flow sue to hard surfaces.
How Stormwater Detention Tanks Work
This type of tank is equipped with an outlet that is always open so that water can always escape. The tank is designed so that it will always empty the required amount of water at the required rate. The rate at which the water will escape from the tank is a function of the diameter of the outlet (usually called an orifice) and the capacity and dimensions of the tank. The size of the orifice required to allow water to escape is determined by taking into account the force of the water in the tank primarily determined by the tank dimensions and height.
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Francisco "Paco" Ibáñez is a Spanish singer and musician born in Valencia on November 20, 1934.
He went to France in 1952 during the Franco dictatorship in Spain and recorded his first album in 1964. During the events in France of May 1968, he performed in the Sorbonne and became known as a rebel artist.
He never composed his own lyrics, but used famous poems, like those of Federico García Lorca, Rafael Alberti or Miguel Hernández. He also sang compositions from Georges Brassens.
- Canta a Jose A Goytisolo(2002)


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Relationship between Personal Well-Being and Academic Achievement among Pakistani International Students Studying in ChinaJournal: International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR) (Vol.9, No. 12)
Publication Date: 2020-12-05
Authors : Amna Khalid Chaudhry; Zainab Ikram;
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Keywords : Personal Well-Being; Academic Achievement; Pakistani International Students;
This study explored the relationship between academic achievement and personal well-being of a sample of 85 students (Male=72), (Female=13) studying at the prestigious universities (Pakistani international students) in China enrolled in the scholarship program. The sample comprised 10 undergraduate language diploma students, 44 Master's, and 10 Post-Graduate students. The students who were not in the People Republic of China during the epidemic was excluded from the survey. Due to the epidemic situation, the data collection was done through an online website as a survey method. The relationship between academic achievement the previous grade and expected grade point was self-administered by the respondents. Personal well-being and the demographic group differences including gender, age, educational level were assessed. In addition, the personal well-being index (PWI-A) for adults was used to analyze the personal-wellbeing of the student population. A positive correlation was identified between academic achievement (expected grade point) with subjective well-being (.913**) Whereas, there was no significant correlation between (previous grade) academic achievement and subjective well-being respectively. Testing Anova for the group differences, there were no significant differences between the demographic groups respectively. Keywords: Personal Well-Being, Academic Achievement, Pakistani International Students.
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Join the Tradition: Sustainable Christmas Tree Harvesting in National Forests
Experiencing the joy of hunting for a holiday tree in the wilderness is a cherished tradition for many, offering a delightful way to spend time with loved ones while promoting forest health. This longstanding practice, passed down through generations, allows families to embark on an exciting quest for their ideal Christmas centerpiece.
Every tree that is selected, chopped, and brought home not only brightens up your holiday decor but also contributes to the well-being of our forests. The Christmas tree permit system engages the public in the process of thinning overpopulated areas of young trees, which are the perfect size for a Christmas tree.
Here's a step-by-step guide on how it works:
Prior to your forest visit, make sure to buy your christmas tree permit. Utilize the Recreation.gov platform to secure your permit, familiarize yourself with the cutting area guidelines, and gear up for a thrilling woodland escapade.
Next, decide on the forest that suits best for your holiday tree expedition. Each participating forest has its own set of guidelines and season dates for tree cutting and there are over 30 national forests within the Northwest that are participating.
Finally, ensure you are safe and prepared. Thoroughly understand the terms of your permit and adhere to the recommended precautions for your visit.
Remember to purchase and print out your permit in advance, so you're all set to embark on your quest for the perfect holiday tree.
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