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Mombasa City Tour
Mombasa has a long history the traces can be found from the writings of the 16th century making Mombasa city tour rich in heritage. Many traders did attempt to enforce their governance on the town due to its advantageously central location, where Arab influence is felt prominently till date.
The history of The Port of Mombasa dates back many centuries from the existence of the Old Port. The Port served dhows from India, Arabian Gulf and Far East. It is located near Fort Jesus at Mombasa Old Town. In 1890, Kenya and Uganda became a British Protectorate under the Imperial British East Africa.
The Portuguese also had their influence on the port that changed the face of the land by burning it almost three times. Believed that Vasco da Gama was the first known European to visit Mombasa, whose purpose of exploration was to spread the Christian faith to further expand Portugal's trading area. Mombasa became Portugal's main trading centre of spices, cotton and coffee, where Fort Jesus was constructed. The Fort served as the major center for trading goods that protected the Portuguese from conflicts with locals the remains of which still attracts a great deal of tourists and visitors. As slavery was highly practiced during that era, the local slaves were exchanged for goods.
Colonization perpetuated in Mombasa that promoted European culture over the town and the Kenyan lands. Like in India, the British gained momentum and established control of the port. They even completed a railway line in the early 1900's from Mombasa to Uganda which is perhaps the major landmark in the history of Mombasa. Thus, from 1887 to 1907, Mombasa remained the capital of the British East Africa Protectorate
Whether on a Full Day or half day Mombasa city tour is a must do when at the coastal beach holiday in Kenya. This gives one insight understanding not only of the beaches but life in this beautiful island. Served with only 3 entrance, Mombasa Island can be accessed from Makupa bridge from Nairobi Mombasa highway, Nyali bridge from the north and through likoni ferry from south coast (Diani).
During full day Mombasa city tour, places to visit includes; Visit the historical and cultural sites, visit Bamburi Nature Trail, and Fort Jesus with lunch included at the famous the Tamarind Dhow.
Fort Jesus is a must visit during Mombasa city tour. The Fort, built by the Portuguese in _PHONE_ to the designs of Giovanni Battista Cairati to protect the port of Mombasa, is one of the most outstanding and well preserved examples of 16th Portuguese military fortification and a landmark in the history of this type of construction.
Haller Park is a nature park in Bamburi, Mombasa, on the Kenyan coast. It is the transformation of a quarry wasteland into an ecological area. Haller Park holds a variety of plant and animal species which serve as a recreation spot for tourists and locals. During the tour of the park and its museum, African safari wildlife would be spotted with a well secure nature trails. Such animals include impala, monkeys, baboons, hippo, buffalos, giraffe, tortoise, snakes at the snake park among others.
Akamba handcraft tops the list of places to visit while on Mombasa city tour. Here you will find all nature of calving from all African wildlife to various artifacts sold locally and internationally.
However city tour of Mombasa is never complete without a tour of the old town where old housing dating 19th century are the main icons, and main street Moi avenue where Mombasa trademark tusks are found. Likoni ferry and newly done and built mama ngina water front are a must visit when on Mombasa city tour .


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Murder by Death is an American four-piece rock band from Bloomington, Indiana. Their name is derived from the 1976 Robert Moore film of the same name.
The band plays a range of music including instrumentals, rock and alt-country. They use electric cello to create a southern American, gothic sound with occasional western references.
Many songs use themes such as zombies, whiskey and the Devil which are unified into concept albums. For example, the band's second album Who Will Survive, and What Will Be Left of Them? describes a story in which the Devil wages war against a small village in Mexico.

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Products Idle Timer Shutdown - Definition, Detection and Analysis
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Idle Timer – Definition, Detection and Analysis
What does "idle" mean and why is it so important?
In the sense of power management, idle means that a computer is powered on but it isn't running any productive or useful code. Idle PCs just consume energy and produce heat.
Intelligent Idle Shutdown
Typical idle times are for example:
 - After work & on weekends – (20%-30% of users forget to switch off their computers at work)
 - Lunch times
 - The rest of the night after long backups, virus scans, patch management etc.
 - The rest of the night after long downloads, movie compressions, DVD burnings
 - Time between periodic activities such as "every 2 hours do …"
 - There are many other examples of how computers can waste energy without being productive
The goal: minimize idle times to maximize power savings
The challenge: prevent unwanted shutdowns
Does shutting down computers at a certain time minimize idle time?
One idea to avoid energy waste – at least overnight - could be to define fixed times – say 30 minutes after work – and switching off all computers at that time. Most solutions do just this.
This idea sounds great at first glance – but in practice, it doesn't really work. Just imagine there is a long, unplanned meeting going on … or that a user has just connected to a Live Meeting for a PowerPoint presentation late in the evening. Some of our customers are hospitals without any set "opening" and "closing" hours… Computers are used on demand and at any time – so the power management solution has to be able to deal with such flexible working models while trying to maximize energy savings.
Bottom line: in most cases, simply shutting down computers at a set time is not a good solution – ultimately, it causes many issues, frustration for users and has a negative impact on their work efficiency.

This is where intelligent idle definition and detection come into play
With an intelligent idle definition we can tell the system what we consider to be productive. For example we could tell the system that an active backup process, burning a DVD, virus scan, TV recording, presenting a PowerPoint etc. are productive tasks for us.
In addition, we also could tell the system that all times between Mondays – Fridays 8am – 1pm are productive for us, too.
The system would keep the computers on whenever and as long as they are performing productive tasks or are in productive times, as defined by the administrators (or the users, if allowed to).
The ideal solution is to configure fixed up times whenever needed and intelligent idle analysis at all other times.

Idle Detection - How does it work?
The idle definition allows very easy analysis such as simply the load on the CPU, HDD utilization, currently running applications, use of the mouse and the keyboard, scheduled tasks, or even analysis of any sounds or noises around the computer.
However, idle analysis can also be more complex when needed. Some examples are:
 - network traffic
 - presence of Terminal Sessions
 - pending documents in the printer queue
 - analysis of any running process or service and the current activity levels
 - state of any network device- may it be inside the LAN or somewhere else in the world
 - state of the backup process
 - active virus scanner
 - current memory usage
 - ongoing TV recording
 - time based - define times in which PCs are seen as productive and won't be shutdown, no matter what they really do.
 - just to mention a few - there are many others…
Whenever the idle detection system identifies any productive task or time, it resets the idle timer and keeps the computer powered on.

The powerful combination of a flexible scheduler and the intelligent Idle Detection are just a few unique attributes that set Auto Shutdown Manager above all other solutions on market.
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ScalaKnol : Loan Pattern Revisited
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Here I am going to modify the loan pattern described in this article "Scala Knol : Understanding Load Pattern" .
Let us take an example from earlier blog, we have all used connections to get to the database and then we need to destroy the connection so that there are no leaks. OK, we can use the connection factory but let us assume that we do not have that for now. The general code would look like this
Here this is a higher order function which takes a function f as an argument. function f takes connection as an argument and returns Int.
f: Connection => Int
User just need to pass the above function in doLoanSqlCall factory method. Function executeMySqlFunction do not need to worry about the creating and deleting the connection. All these stuff would be handled by the method doLoanSqlCall.
Hence the call becomes
Example given in this article is excellent if function is not expected to return any other value but Integer. It is working fine in case of most of the insert or update operation where Sql operation returns Integer values.
What is a problem is this approach ?
There is a obvious scenario where data is fetched from database then a custom object is created and returned by the function.
Suppose you have to execute following jdbc code and return an object instead of Integer then above described loan pattern will not help you.
Here mysql function is taking Connection as an argument and returning any generic type. ( In this case it is returning Optiont[List[Int]] but it can return any generic type)
So, Function defination is as follows
Connection => R
Now we need a factory method which need to accept a function f: Connection => R , instead of f: Connection => Int. The modified version of doLoanSqlCall is as follows
This version of doLoanSqlCall method will take a function which takes connection as an argument and return Option of any generic type.
Use executeMySqlFunction as closure
Following example explains the practical way of using the loan pattern with the help of closure.
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The profuse white flowers of the tree is also used in curries. They taste like mushrooms. The tiny leaves of the drumstick tree is also a valuable vegetable. It can be eaten with a salad, or cooked with garlic and chillies to make a tasty dish.
The roots of the tree are used as a medicine for snake bite. The flowers, leaves and the seedpods all contain high amounts of calcium, iron vitamin C and beta carotene. The soup made from the drumstick leaves make you feel energetic.


Home / Style / How Would You Know if Your Sports Memorabilia has a Real Signature?
Many sports fans don't get satisfied by just watching their favourite athletes performing live. Most of them will even buy nicely framed sports memorabilia.
Sports memorabilia are the items that the athletes have used during a game. It could be a jersey, boxing gloves, a pair of shoes, a ball, etc. Some fans buy replicas or something that has been made to resemble the real memorabilia. On the other hand, some fans only get satisfied when they buy a signed item.
Signed sports memorabilia are more expensive compared to the items that have no signature, let alone replicas. However, if you will buy one with your favourite star's signature on it, make sure that the signature is real as they are really expensive.
Here are some tips that could help you determine whether the signature on your memorabilia is real or not.
Turn the signature upside down
If you already have a signed item from your favourite athlete, buying a new one with the same signature will determine the real signature. You can make a comparison by turning both signatures upside down.
This way, your mind will look at the items objectively, showing you tell-tale signs and minor differences between the two signatures, revealing the fake one.
Check the ink closely
If you bought signed memorabilia, it would help if you can bring a magnifying glass that you can use to look for possible clues. If the signature were stamped-on, you would notice that all lines get to the surface simultaneously.
Using a magnifying glass, you will notice that the edges have more ink than in the middle. You can compare it to a signature printed by a machine that has felt unnaturally "smooth."
You may also want to check how the signature was made. If it is signed with a pen, its point will cut through the ink, producing "bridges" and "tunnels" that can be seen through a magnifying glass. However, some vendors can duplicate a signature using an autopen: a tool that uses a mechanical arm that can sign using a pen along with a signature template.
Check for signs of robotic signature
Natural handwriting comes in a single, continuous movement. Moreover, before you start writing with a pen, your hand moves the pen towards the paper. Meanwhile, the autopen begins with a dot and ends suddenly with a dot, without that fading effect from handwriting.
You may also use a magnifying glass to see if the signature looks unnaturally "shaky," which could be caused by the machine's vibrations.
You may also see some machine-like straight lines through the magnifying glass. These lines have robotic wobbles, where the machine has slipped.
Skip private auctions
A seller of legitimate signed sports memorabilia will never ask for privacy during the deal. A reliable seller can guarantee you that they are selling items with legitimate signatures with supporting documentation. Moreover, a legitimate seller can provide you with a lifetime guarantee. Furthermore, they are open about their past dealings, history, expertise, and references.
These are just some of the tips that you can follow to determine whether you are buying a real signed item or not. However, if you want to make sure about the legitimacy of your autographed memorabilia, you may try asking your favourite star to sign your item after their game.
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It is professional practice for an employer to send an appointment letter to any rightful appointee. An appointment letter confirmation should be given in any case where a certain person or employee is appointed for a specific position. However, to eliminate errors and write more accurate appointment letters, employers should consider writing a draft or a preliminary version of it.
Sample draft appointment letters are acknowledged as a letter outline before a person is scheduled for a meeting appointment. Drafts serve a similar purpose to that of a blueprint that structure letter content before finalizing an appointment through a letter.
A draft appointment letter may not be considered as the final document yet but it is still essential for one to come up with an efficient appointment letter. Sample appointment letters reflect a good structure because of well prepared draft appointment letters.
Here are steps on how to prepare a draft appointment letter:
Drafts are good preparation tools that should not be missed in appointment letter writing. Observance of the steps above ensure that generated appointment letters are of quality.
Abrupt decisions, most especially when writing appointment letters, often lead to inaccuracy of correspondence. Using draft appointment letters allow one to commit errors since such letters are not yet finalized for sending. All appointment letter examples are products of draft appointment letters utilized throughout the entire letter preparation process.
Draft appointment letters are also flexible and dependent upon circumstances. It could still be subject to change whenever recommended. Hence, if teacher appointment letters, for example, are to be issued for specific employees and the need to change may arise, draft appointment letters are easy to change.
The many uses that could spring out from draft appointment letters could be summed up in 2 important points as reflected below:
Browse through various draft samples that this page has to offer. Identify the perfect use for each one and download what fits best for your intentions.


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In celebration of the recent resolution of the Kadison-Singer problem by Marcus, Spielman, and Srivastava, here is a question on isotropic point sets on which Kadison-Singer does not (seem to) shed any light. A positive resolution would likely have strong implications for the Sparsest Cut problem and SDP hierarchies. The question arose in discussions with Shayan Oveis Gharan, Prasad Raghavendra, and David Steurer.
Open Question: Do there exist constants such that for any, the following holds? Let be a collection of orthonormal bases and define. Then there are subsets with and.
[Some additional notes: One piece of intuition for why the question should have a positive resolution is that these orthonormal bases which together comprise at most vectors cannot possibly "fill" -dimensional space in a way that achieves -dimensional isoperimetry. One would seem to need points for this.
One can state an equivalent question in terms of vertex expansion. Say that a graph on vertices is a vertex expander if for all subsets with. Here, denotes all the nodes that are in or are adjacent to. Then one can ask whether there exists a 1-1 mapping from to for some orthonormal bases such that the endpoints of every edge are mapped at most apart (as ).]


referent of the obJect lS the goal of the act10n des1gnated by the verb. The mean1ng of the subJect-verb-obJect construct1on 1S that the referent of the subJect lS the actor 1n1t1at1ng act10n toward that goal. But the mean1ng of the subJect-verb construct1on by 1tself lS amb1guous - the subJect TIlay refer e1ther to the actor or the goal (as 1t does w1th many Engl1sh verbscf. 'Th1S bread sllces well' and 'Th1S kn1fe sllces well.,) 12~
The meanlng of the toplc-subJect-verb constructlon lS that the referent of the tOplC lS the goal and the subJect deslgnates the actor, or that both tOPlC and subJect refer to the actor. The meanlng of the verb-obJect-lndlrect obJect (or verb-abJect-complement) constructlon lS that the obJect represents the goal and the referent of the lndlrect obJect or complement may be elther actor or secondary goal. Examples of these constructlons follow, the transltlve verb always belng /pid/ 'to close.' (Symbols used In the formulae are 'T' for tOPlC, 'S' for subJect, 'V' for transltlve verbs, '0' for obJect, and 'C' for lndlrect obJect or complement.) VOl pid pratuu. SVO: khaw pid pratuu. SV: khaw pid. SV: pratuu pid. TSV(C) • pratuu, khaw pid: mod. 'Shut the door.' 'He shut the door.' t He shut (l t) •''The door lS shut.''He shut all the doors.' (L1 t :'The doors, he shut 'em all.') VOC: pid pratuu r6d. 'Shut the car doors.'(Llt. 'Perform door-shuttlng operatlon on car., -cf. /ssJ kuncE:E: r6d/ 'lock the car.,) VOC. pid pra tuu: kan • 'You (plural) shut the door.'(/kan/ refers to the actor, not the goal.) TSVOC(C) kan mod • 'The students, (they) shut all the doors.'
The dlfflculty In lnterpretlng transltlve-verb predlcatlons lS often not so much one of ST structure as It lS of Engllsh translatlon. For example, /mll/ lS a typlcal transltlve verb, but constructlons llke's /mll/' have to be translated'S eXlsts, there lS S' whlle constructlons llke '/mll/ 0' must be translated'someone has O. I The constructlon's /mll/ 0,' on the other hand always means'S has 0.' khaw th~ug tll • 'He was beaten. '
The amblgulty of the constructlon SV (actor-actlon or goal-actlon) can be avolded by the placement of speclal functlonal words wlth passlve meanlng between Sand V. There are a few common lexemes (members of the class of completlve verbs, 3.3.4.) that have thls effect: /th~ug/'suffer (a bad actlon)' and /daJ/ or /daJ-rab/'recelve the beneflt of (a good actlon).' Examples: 'I was invited. '
The class o~ transltlve verbs lS very large (probably second only to the class o~ nouns) and lS open. Sub-classl~lcatlon could posslbly be made on an lntrlcate structural basls, and certalnly by semantlc crlterla, but lS not attempted here. There lS one group o~ transltlve verbs, however, whlch are dlstlngulshed ~rom the others by the covert lexlcal relatlonshlp whlch they have wlth certaln specl~lc completlve verbs (see examples In next sectlon).
Completlve Verbs
A completlve verb lS any predlcatlve whlch occurs both as a predlcator wlth a substantlve obJect and as a predlcator wlth a predlcatlve subJect. Thus completlve verbs satls~y the de~lnltlons o~ both adJectlves (3.3.2.) and transltlve verbs (3.3.3.), and are commonly ~ound In typlcal constructlons o~ both types, sometlmes slmultaneously. Examples wlth the completlve verb /than/ 'to catch up, be In tlme,' contrasted wlth a transltlve verb and an ad.J e c t l vel than r~d- ~a J • 'Caught the traln.' na~ r~d-~aJ. 'Rode the traln.' (/na~/ lS a transltlve verb meanlng 'Slt l ) maa than 'Came In tlme.'maa chaa 'Came late.' (/chaa/ lS an adJectlve meanlng'slow') maa than r~d-~aJ • 'Came In tlme to catch the traln.' The class o~ completlve verbs, besldes ~llllng all the posltlons o~ verbs and adJectlves, has another lmportant ~unctlon. Its members co~only occur wlth whole predlcatlons (lncludlng a subJect, but rarely a tOPlC) as thelr objects. The same thlng lS true o~ those transltlve verbs whlch have 1exlca1 relatlonshlps wlth completlve verbs. In the examples below two palrs o~ such verbs (transltlve and completlve) are lllustrated, ~lrst together In the de~lnltlve context, and then separately wlth an ldentlcal predlcatlon as the obJect o~ each. 'Can't see anythlng.'(llt: 'look at somethlng not-seel t.,) moo~ khaw-Ien don-trll • 125 'Can't hear anythln9.'(Llt. 'llsten to somethlng nothear- l t.,) 'Watched them play mUSlC.''Saw them playlng mUSlC.'fa~ khaw-Ien don-trll • daJ-Jln khaw-Ien don-trll • 'Llstened to them play mUSlC.''Heard them playlng mUSlC. '
Three completlve verbs have already been mentloned (3.3.3. end) as havlng a speclal paSSlve meanlng when they occur dlrectly before transltlve verbs. These same ltems can also have entlre predlcatlons as thelr obJects, In whlch case the subJect of the predlcatlon remalns the actor. Example I chan th~ug man-tll aw rEE~-rEE~. 'I was hlt hard by It.'Completlve verbs In the adJectlve posltlon can be followed only by other adJectlves, whlch then become the predlcator: v,.., Q. maa~ hen chad: maJ • 'Can you see It clearly~' A. ch~d. 'Yes, clearly.' A common feature of all completlve verbs lS that when they occur In a syntactlcally amblguous context (such as a response In whlch the completlve verb stands for an entlre predlcate or predlcatlon), the form of negatlon clearly shows whether they are playlng the role of adJectlve or transltlve verb. Examples wlth the completlve verb /~n/ 'warm': Y. un IEEw • "".. N. Ja~ maJ-un. Q. un khrya~ IEEw • rY-Ja~ • Y. ~n IEEw 'Is the englne warm yet?''Yes, It lS.' 'No, l t's not.''Have you warmed up the englne yet~l, Ye s, I ha ve. ',No, I ha v en' t. '
The negatlve /maJ/ lS characterlstlc of adJectlve predlcates, and /maJdaJ/ of transltlve verb predlcates. The class of completlve verbs lS relatlvely small, but not closed,


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In a study by the University of Cambridge in England, Colorado has been ranked the fourth happiest state in the U.S.
The study suggests that states with wealthier, more tolerant and better educated residents are on average happier states.
A report from Live Science releasing the data explained the researchers reasoning.
The reasoning is that wealthy states can provide infrastructure and so it's easier for residents to get their needs met. In addition, states with a greater proportion of artists and gays would also be places where residents can freely express themselves.
Mountain states (including Colorado) and West Coast states ranked the highest for well-being with the Eastern Seaboard, Midwest and Southern states following.
The Researchers from Cambridge analyzed data collected from over 350,00 people they interviewed in 2008. They gathered data on the following ways to rank "well-being": emotional health, physical health, overall evaluation of their lives, healthy behaviors and job satisfaction.
They then took into account the relationship between happiness levels and variables such as economic indicators, education levels and personality factors.
They found that states with higher gross regional product (GRP) per capita (a state's level of productivity and standard of living), income levels and median housing value, were significantly happier than poorer areas. That's not too surprising as wealthier individuals tend to be healthier, because they are better educated and thus more knowledgeable about healthy behaviors, and they also likely have health insurance.
The happier states also tended to have a greater proportion of residents with advanced educations whose jobs were considered "super-creative," such as architecture, engineering, computer and math occupations, library positions, arts and design work, as well as entertainment, sports and media occupations.
Colorado came in fourth (behind Utah, Hawaii and Wyoming). The state has also been ranked fourth most preferred state to live in, has two of Forbes' most educated cities (Boulder ranked number 1), and has been called the fittest state in the nation as well.

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Slavery and modern management
The following article in the New York Times, American Capitalism Is Brutal, You Can Trace That To The Plantation, describes in an excellent manner how modern management systems have their roots in slavery and plantation economy. A short summary: an efficient plantation required an elaborate bookkeeping to keep track of each slave's productivity. Hence a multilayered system of supervision of labor was necessitated. Continue reading Slavery and modern management


W&H AIMS – safe infection prevention
W&H AIMS (Advanced Infection prevention Management Solutions) is the workflow for every dental practice. W&H AIMS provides step-by-step support for professional hygiene management to effectively break the chain of infection.
AIMS workflow
W&H AIMS workflow – infection prevention one step at a time
Individual hygiene management
With AIMS, W&H highlights options for efficiently and effectively designing the entire reprocessing process according to your individual needs. W&H AIMS also provides information for infection prevention, breaking the chain of infection, on hygiene and maintenance as well as the general safety of patients and users. This way, you can overcome new and future challenges professionally and safely.
The W&H AIMS workflow
W&H guides you through every individual step of the reprocessing process in order to minimise the risk of infection for users and patients alike. Both of whom often have lots of questions on this subject in particular and not having all the information can quickly lead to uncertainty. This is where the AIMS workflow comes in, providing scientific knowledge and concrete solutions, a combination that helps your practice team to make their professional life safer and less complicated at the same time!
Step-by-step to breaking the chain of infection
How and where do infection risks occur? Why is every step of the reprocessing process crucial? What role does personal protective equipment play? W&H AIMS provides answers to these and many other questions, guiding you step by step along the way to customising your hygiene management process. W&H's reliable product portfolio also offers the perfect complement for implementation into everyday working routines.
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W&H AIMS workflow on different devices.
AIMS definition
AIMS definition: A result that your plans or actions are intended to achieve; principles.


Are you a professional seeking to obtain or maintain a professional license, or wanting to simply clear your criminal record?
A Certificate of Rehabilitation can assist you in licensing and other matters.
While a Certificate of Rehabilitation cannot eliminate a conviction (dismiss) or remove it from your record, it acts as a positive element on your record. It also is an element of mitigation and rehabilitation in professional license defense cases and addresses certain statutory prohibitions that may prevent a person with a felony from getting hired by certain government agencies.
The Certificate of Rehabilitation can be an option for you if:
 1. You are not eligible for expungement because you had a sentence to state prison.
 2. If you are required to register as a sex offense.
 3. You want to strengthen your background after your felony conviction was expunged.
Depending on the crime, there may be waiting periods before you are able to seek a Certificate of Rehabilitation.
We will help determine the best timing for your Certificate of Rehabilitation, and we will determine the best location in which to file your petition. It may be in the county in which you live, or within the county in which the crime occurred. While the process is time-consuming and difficult, we will work with you to ensure a comprehensive and substantial packet of evidence can be submitted on your behalf.
The license defense attorneys at S J Harris Law are well equipped at painting a positive picture of you, and to highlight your mitigation and rehabilitation. This is the same type of evidence that would otherwise be necessary to defend or obtain a professional license.
All cases involving a Certificate of Rehabilitation are done on a flat fee basis and are all-inclusive through the actual legal process.
However, it is important to recognize that even after an expungement or relief in the criminal court is awarded, including a Certificate of Rehabilitation, background check companies may continue to report your conviction. When this occurs, you will need to pursue additional actions outside the expungement and rehabilitation process handled by S J Harris Law


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Noun: ethical drug e-thi-kul drúg
 1. A drug that is available only with written instructions from a doctor or dentist to a pharmacist
 "he told the doctor that he had been taking his ethical drug regularly";
 - prescription drug, prescription, prescription medicine
Derived forms: ethical drugs
Type of: medicament, medication, medicinal drug, medicine
Encyclopedia: Ethical drug


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Rest and Motion in physics explanation with examples
Learning objectives
After reading this page or watching the video at the end you would be able to
Concept of Rest and Motion
In our daily life ,we see lots of things moving around. For example car passing through from one place to other, person riding on a bicycle and many more like this.
Apart from moving things and objects we also observe things that are not moving at all.
So you have two states of objects in physics. Rest and motion are these two states of objects under consideration.
What is motion in physics?
In scientific terms let us now state motion definition physics
an object is said to be in state of motion, if it changes its position with the description of time.
This is how we define motion in physics.
What is rest in physics ?
In scientific terms definition of rest in physics is
If an object does not change it position with the passage of time then it is at rest
Rest and motion examples
Examples of motion in physics
Some examples of motion in physics include
 - moving car
 - rotating ferris wheal
 - person walking on the street
 - ballerina dancing
 - blood flowing in veins and arteries
This short video is showing some examples of motion or moving people/objects
Example of rest in physics
Some examples of objects at rest in physics are
 - book kept on table
 - benches in the park
 - person sitting on the chair
examples of rest
Picture showing some examples of objects at rest
apart from these many more examples of rest and motion can be found in nature or space around you.
Both the motion and rest are relative terms
Let us explain above statement with the help of example.
Let us consider a mobile on the table is resting at its position.
Now what do you think about this mobile:-
(a) is it at rest or
(b) is it moving i.e., changing its position with the passage of time.
Now we have stated before that Motion and rest are relative terms
☛ So for a person sitting on a chair near the table mobile is at rest.
☛ Now consider a hypothetical scenario where we station our self on moon.
☛ Now from there earth seems to change its position with time. This is because earth is rotating on its axis. So mobile along with the table is changing its position.
☛ So, it is moving for a person tracking it from moon.
Simplest case of motion is rectilinear motion. It is the motion of the object in a straight line or one dimension. But this is not the only kind of motion we study in physics.
We study about rotational motion. In this type of motion objects rotate about a certain fixed axis of rotation.
There are few other types of motions for example circular motion, periodic motion, simple harmonic motion etc.
Key points to remember
rest and motion key points concept map
What are point objects in kinematics?
In our description of object in motion, we sometimes treat the moving object as an point object. So this is an expression for objects in used in kinematics
Point object physics definition
Object under consideration can be treated as point object if the size of the object is much smaller than the distance traveled by it in a reasonable time duration.
Point object examples
 - Length of a motor car traveling a distance of 500 km can be neglected w.r.t distance traveled by it. So, motor car is treated as point object in calculations.
 - Earth or other planetary objects can be considered as a point object for studying their motion around the Sun. Even Sun can be treated as point object if we started talking in terms of Galaxies or inter galactic distances.
 - A cricket ball dropped from a height of 200 m can be considered as point object
Here in kinematics, we study ways to describe the motion without going into the cause of the motion.
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To store the results of your investigations, dotMemory uses workspaces. A workspace, as the name suggests, saves everything you see on the screen: all open analyses including all collected snapshots and analyses paths. In other words, it saves the current state of dotMemory.
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City: Santiniketan / Bolpur
Country: India
Shantiniketan is a small town near Bolpur in the Birbhum district of West Bengal and about 212 kms north of Kolkata (formerly Calcutta).
It was made famous by Nobel Laureate Rabindranath Tagore, whose vision became what is now a university town – Visva-Bharati University. The place now attracts thousands of visitors each year.
Shantiniketan was earlier called Bhnbandanga (named after Bhuban Dakat, a local dacoit), and was owned by the Tagore family. In 1862, Maharshi Debendranath Tagore, the poet's father, while on a boat journey to Raipur, came across a landscape with red soil and lush green paddy fields. He decided to plant more saplings and built a small house. He called his home Shantiniketan, the abode of peace. He founded an Ashram here in 1863 and became the initiator of the Brahmo Samaj.
The Shantiniketan campus is adorned by splendid sculptures, frescoes, murals, and paintings of Rabindranath, Nandalal Bose, Ramkinkar, Binodbehari Mukhopadhyay, and others.
Birbhum District, where the Shantiniketan is located, is also famous for its fairs and festivals like Poush Mela (December), Joydev Mela (January), Basanta Utsav (Holi) in March and the famous mystic Baul Singers.
By Air : The Nearest Airport is Kolkata Airport 165 kms
By Rail : The Nearest Railway Station is Bolpur
By Road : You can easily get regular buses to Shantiniketan from other major cities of the country
he Uttarayana complex where the poet lived consists of several buildings such as Udayana, Konark, Shyamali, Punascha, and Udichi, which reflect the architectural genius of the poet's illustrious son – the late Rathindranath Tagore.
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Close to Shantiniketan there are several tourist destinations such as Fullora (40 kms), Nalhati (104 kms), Sainthia, Kankalitala (7 kms), Bakreshwar (58 kms), Massanjore (78 kms), and Tarapith (80 kms). The first five are Shaktipithas where the different body-parts of Goddess Sati is said to have fallen.
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1.expiration of warranty (we purchase 4 or 5-year protection plans with all flat panel Tvs sized 42" and up);
2.perception of quality (unfortunately, the perception of the IWU brand can be negatively influenced by equipment which looks old, unkempt, or damaged);
3.security liability or vulnerability, especially of devices connected to the (wired or wireless) network;
4.availablity of support (labor and parts);
5.efficiency (newer electronics almost always consume less power than older electronics).
6.safety of people who may be in proximity of the electronic devices. Environments with high humidity, exposure to chemicals or excessive dust are more prone to ignite, or melt plastics, which can emit harmful odor.
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Please be aware that there are financial implications attached to the purchase and installation of a flat panel HDTV.
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For these reasons, IWU's Information Technology has instituted a technical equipment refresh cycle, and will encourage you to budget for the replacement of this equipment, starting at about the 5th year after the original purchase. To discuss the predicted life span of equipment in your department or office space, please contact the office of Institutional Media Technologies.


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Select this option before the import to merge data instead of overwriting it.
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Xbox Game DVR is an application that lets you capture video clips or screenshots of your games. When you are playing game from your Xbox, you can enable the Game DVR by pressing Windows+G key combinations. Then you will find options to record or capture screenshots. The screenshots and clips are not only meant to be stored, but also to be shared on your Xbox feed for yours friends to see. You have to upload the screenshots or clips anf the process of doing so is very simple. Check out the steps below:
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Wild Rice Vs Basmati Rice
Wild Rice Vs Basmati Rice – What's The Difference?
This vs That
Different countries has its own staple food to brag about, but rice is by far the kind of grain considered as staple food in many countries, especially in Northern America and Asia. Rice is nutritious even if it looks plain. It also complements almost any kind of dish you serve it with.
Rice is a versatile grain that comes in different variety and is available anywhere in the world. The two commonly eaten rice are called the basmati rice and the wild rice.
How can you distinguish basmati rice from wild rice? These two kinds of rice has different scent, texture, and color. Typically, the wild rice is grown in a semi-aquatic farm and can come in various color. It is also chewy when cooked. Basmati rice however is grown in soil and known to have originated in India. Basmati rice has a unique aroma.
Here is a more detailed description and difference of basmati rice and wild rice.
Wild Rice
Seeds from grass. Wild rice is considered seeds harvested from an aquatic grass of genus Zizania. Since these seeds are tiny that it also counted as grains. As for the grass, it is believed edible that even its stem is considered a type of vegetable in China.
This type of rice has been popular in China, Canada, and the United States. The latest study showed that 70% of wild rice in Northern America is cultivated in California.
Wild rice can be cooked and served with different kinds of dishes because it is tasteless and tenderly chewy. It is also very healthy especially when it is 100% organic.
Personally, I like wild rice distributed by Lundberg. It is purely organic, very affordable, and available to be purchased even online.
Wild Rice Nutrition
One cup of cook wild rice which is equivalent to one serving contains the following nutritive value:
 - 166 calories
 - 3 grams fiber
 - 7 grams protein
 - 35 grams carbohydrates
 - 3 grams fats
 - 1 gram sugar
Wild Rice Vs Basmati Rice
Wild Rice Vs Basmati Rice
Wild rice is also rich in protein unlike other kinds of grains. It is also rich in vitamin B6, niacin, magnesium, manganese, folate, phosphorus, zinc, folate, and fiber.
A study also showed that wild rice contains high amounts of antioxidants. Compared to white rice, its antioxidant content is 30 times higher and that is truly amazing because you can get antioxidants at a very affordable price simply by consuming wild rice.
Sadly, unlike freekeh or brown rice which is popularly known and has many different published studies, there is a very limited study on the nutritional value of wild rice and the health benefits we can get from its daily or regular consumption.
Flavor and Texture of Wild Rice
Naturally, wild rice has a bit earthy and nutty taste as described by those who love to eat wild rice. Some does not like its black tea scent, yet it does not taste like it. Cooked wild rice is tenderly chewy even if it looks firm.
If wild rice is undercooked, it remains almost like a hard grain and it is not chewable therefore, if you are cooking wild rice, you need to follow the instructions on the amount of water it needs and attend to it while it is being cooked to ensure it gets well-cooked.
Basmati Rice
"Basmati" is a Hindi word meaning "fragrant". Basmati rice is known for its fragrant grains with a mild nutty smell.
Considered by many as the true rice, basmati rice is also a healthy grain and is said to have originated in India.
Unlike wild rice that is planted in semi-aquatic farmlands, this is planted is soil. It is said that more than half of the supply of basmati rice comes from the Indian Himalayas and some harvested from Pakistan.
Basmati rice is famous to have two kinds, the brown rice, and the white rice. White rice is the most commonly eaten type of basmati rice and which is also less inexpensive compared to brown rice. The Indian biryani for example is a cultural dish that uses white rice as main ingredient. There are also other dishes that you can cook with either white rice or brown rice. There will also be a detailed comparison of these two kinds of basmati rice in this article.
Basmati Rice Nutrition
Having said that basmati rice has two types: brown rice and white rice. It is good to know what makes them different from each other. Let us get into the details of each type of basmati rice by starting with the nutritional value of brown rice.
Brown Basmati Rice Nutrition
Dry brown basmati rice with a serving size of ¼ cup has nutritional value equal to:
 - 180 calories
 - 5 grams protein
 - 4 grams fiber
 - 0 grams sugar
 - 5 grams fat
The nutritional value stated above can lure us to consuming this brown rice but there is also a downside to this.
Brown basmati rice has high arsenic content than other kinds of rice in the market and arsenic is not good for us.
So, why is arsenic bad for us and what is it? Arsenic are found in air, water, and soil. It is a natural element that is not toxic to our body but an inorganic or artificial arsenic which is produced commercially is very harmful to our health.
This artificial arsenic which we consider now as a dangerous chemical is used to fertilized soil to ensure the healthy growth of basmati rice. This chemical is being absorbed by the plant and make the rice also rich in this chemical thus, too much consumption or basmati rice grown inorganically could be dangerous to our health.
However, you can always choose which is grown organically to ensure that it is safe for consumption and truly healthy. Another option is, to choose white rice instead of brown rice.
Flavor and Texture of Brown Basmati Rice
It is expected of brown rice to be fluffy when cooked. It also looks firm yet very chewy because it is rich in fiber.
It is also aromatic, as others described its earthly smell, and it is slightly nutty too.
White Basmati Rice Nutrition
Dry white rice or white basmati in a single serving of about 125 grams contains nutritional value equivalent to:
 - 170 calories
 - 3 grams protein
 - 3 grams fats
 - 1 gram sugar
The nutritional value listed above might not look impressive. It has low protein and rich in sugar, but it is a good alternative to unhealthy brown rice due to its arsenic content.
Flavor and Texture of White Basmati Rice
Compared to brown rice, white rice has a mild floral scent and not as nutty. It is also tenderly chewy and has softer texture.
If you wonder if white basmati rice is bleached, the answer is "no" or not as what we literally mean by bleached.
White rice is naturally white because the bran that covers each grain is removed.
Rice is milled or processed to remove its husk so it can become edible. In this process, the bran and germ are also removed, thus it became white rice. The germ and bran of the grain usually contains the vitamins, fiber, and other minerals.
Since the bran and germ of the rice is removed, the nutritional content found in it is also removed, therefore the white rice becomes less nutritious but not unhealthy.
Many countries like Japan and China use white rice and consider it their staple food because of its health benefits.
Which Is Healthier: Basmati Rice or Wild Rice?
Each type of rice is different from each other and also has different nutritive levels, but they all provide health benefits.
Since we know the difference of basmati rice and wild rice, we can now decide which is healthier for us.
Personally, I would pick wild rice because of its high protein, antioxidant, and fibers content.
As the old adage says that everything should be taken in moderation, I believe we can have an ample amount of each or have it alternately so we can get all the health benefits each type of rice can give.
Related Questions
It is always good to learn more about the food we eat especially if we consider it as our staple food like rice be it basmati or wild.
Sometimes choosing what is best for our diet can be confusing too. So, here is more takeaway information for you.
Is Wild Rice Good for Weight Loss?
Wild rice has higher fiber and protein content and antioxidants compared to other types of rice that makes it the best grain to eat if you intend to lose weight.
Nevertheless, if you're on a diet plan and every calorie you put on the meal is counted, basmati could be the best for you.
Remember, if you are watching your diet due to your doctor's advice or if you have any health issues, it is always best to consult a dietitian to help you.
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People living in a Brecon Beacons village are being urged to take part in a survey which aims to make their community carbon neutral.
Residents and business owners in Talybont-on-Usk near Brecon are being asked to provide information about how much energy they use.
Volunteer surveyors plan to measure the amount of carbon dioxide produced.
Talybont-on-Usk Energy, a company promoting renewable sources of power in the village, is behind the idea.
In 2006, the not-for-profit firm helped set up a community hydro-electric scheme to supply the national grid with power.
Now it is aiming to make the village carbon neutral.
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Alice Goldstone, who co-ordinates the project for Talybont-on-Usk Energy, said: "This project is an important early stage in helping to make the community carbon neutral.
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PL/SQL White Lists Using the ACCESSIBLE BY Clause in Oracle Database 12c Release 1 (12.1)
The ACCESSIBLE BY clause can be added to packages, procedures, functions and types to specify which objects are able to reference the PL/SQL object directly. This ability to create so called white lists is a new feature introduced in Oracle Database 12c Release 1 (12.1) to allow you to add an extra layer of security to your PL/SQL objects.
Setup
The following examples will use the two database users defined below.
CONN sys/password@pdb1 AS SYSDBA
CREATE USER test1 IDENTIFIED BY test1;
GRANT CREATE SESSION, CREATE PROCEDURE, CREATE TABLE TO test1;
CREATE USER test2 IDENTIFIED BY test2;
GRANT CREATE SESSION, CREATE PROCEDURE TO test2;
Basic Usage
The procedure below includes an ACCESSIBLE BY clause, indicating it can only be called by an object called calling_proc.
CONN test1/test1@pdb1
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE protected_proc
 ACCESSIBLE BY (calling_proc)
AS
BEGIN
 DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('TEST1 : protected_proc');
END;
/
Procedure created.
SQL>
Notice we have not created the calling_proc procedure yet, but no error is produced. This is because the objects referenced by the ACCESSIBLE BY clause are not checked at compile time. Only the syntax of the clause is checked.
We can create the calling_proc procedure and use it to call the protected_proc procedure.
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE calling_proc AS
BEGIN
 DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('TEST1 : calling_proc');
 protected_proc;
END;
/
Procedure created.
SQL> SET SERVEROUTPUT ON
SQL> EXEC calling_proc;
TEST1 : calling_proc
TEST1 : protected_proc
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL>
If we attempt to call the protected_proc procedure directly, we get an error.
SQL> EXEC protected_proc;
BEGIN protected_proc; END;
 *
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-06550: line 1, column 7:
PLS-00904: insufficient privilege to access object PROTECTED_PROC
ORA-06550: line 1, column 7:
PL/SQL: Statement ignored
SQL>
If we try to create a new object that references the protected_proc procedure and the new object is not in the white list, we get a compilation error.
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE another_calling_proc AS
BEGIN
 DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('TEST1 : another_calling_proc');
 protected_proc;
END;
/
Warning: Procedure created with compilation errors.
SQL> SHOW ERRORS
Errors for PROCEDURE ANOTHER_CALLING_PROC:
LINE/COL ERROR
-------- -----------------------------------------------------------------
4/3 PL/SQL: Statement ignored
4/3 PLS-00904: insufficient privilege to access object PROTECTED_PROC
SQL>
Cross-Schema Usage
If no schema is explicitly mentioned in the white list, it is assumed the object listed is in the same schema as the object with the ACCESSIBLE BY clause. For example, if we switch to another user and create a procedure called calling_proc that accesses test1.protected_proc, it will not work.
CONN test1/test1@pdb1
GRANT EXECUTE ON protected_proc TO test2;
Grant succeeded.
SQL>
CONN test2/test2@pdb1
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE calling_proc AS
BEGIN
 DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('TEST2 : calling_proc');
 test1.protected_proc;
END;
/
Warning: Procedure created with compilation errors.
SQL> SHOW ERRORS
Errors for PROCEDURE CALLING_PROC:
LINE/COL ERROR
-------- -----------------------------------------------------------------
4/3 PL/SQL: Statement ignored
4/3 PLS-00904: insufficient privilege to access object PROTECTED_PROC
SQL>
For this to be successful, we must add the reference into the white list using the fully qualified object name. The example below includes an object reference without a schema prefix, signifying current schema (TEST1) and one with an explicit schema reference.
CONN test1/test1@pdb1
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE protected_proc
 ACCESSIBLE BY (calling_proc, test2.calling_proc)
AS
BEGIN
 DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('TEST1 : protected_proc');
END;
/
Procedure created.
SQL>
Now, we can reference and execute the protected_proc procedure from the other user.
CONN test2/test2@pdb1
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE calling_proc AS
BEGIN
 DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('TEST2 : calling_proc');
 test1.protected_proc;
END;
/
Procedure created.
SQL>
SQL> SET SERVEROUTPUT ON
SQL> EXEC calling_proc;
TEST2 : calling_proc
TEST1 : protected_proc
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL>
Unit Type
The examples so far have not specified the unit type (object type) when defining the white list references, which means any compatible object type with the correct name in the correct schema will pass the white list test. If we want to make the test more stringent, we can specify not just the name, but the unit type also. Some examples are shown below.
ACCESSIBLE BY (PACKAGE calling_pkg)
ACCESSIBLE BY (PROCEDURE calling_proc)
ACCESSIBLE BY (FUNCTION calling_func)
ACCESSIBLE BY (TYPE calling_type)
ACCESSIBLE BY (TRIGGER calling_trg)
There seem to be some discrepancies about which unit types can access PL/SQL objects that use the ACCESSIBLE BY clause. The New Features Guide suggests tables, indexes and views can also be referenced in the white list, but the unit types TABLE, INDEX and VIEW are not allowed. The following example shows that function-based indexes and views do not work against a function using the ACCESSIBLE BY clause.
CONN test1/test1@pdb1
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION protected_func (id IN NUMBER)
 RETURN NUMBER
 ACCESSIBLE BY (t1_fbi, t1_vw)
AS
BEGIN
 RETURN id;
END;
/
CREATE TABLE t1 (
 id NUMBER
);
SQL> CREATE INDEX t1_fbi ON t1(protected_func(id));
CREATE INDEX t1_fbi ON t1(protected_func(id))
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ERROR at line 1:
ORA-06552: PL/SQL: Statement ignored
ORA-06553: PLS-904: insufficient privilege to access object PROTECTED_FUNC
SQL>
-- Views are created normally, but fail when run.
CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW t1_vw AS
SELECT protected_func(id) AS id_vw
FROM t1;
View created.
SQL> SELECT * FROM t1_vw;
SELECT * FROM t1_vw
 *
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-06552: PL/SQL: Statement ignored
ORA-06553: PLS-904: insufficient privilege to access object PROTECTED_FUNC
SQL>
Package White Lists
In Oracle 12.1 the ACCESSIBLE BY clause is only valid at the top-level of the package specification. It can not be applied to individual packaged procedures, functions or types within the package. The following example shows a white list applied to a package specification.
CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE protected_pkg
 ACCESSIBLE BY (PROCEDURE calling_proc)
AS
 PROCEDURE protected_proc;
END;
/
Package created.
SQL>
Trying to apply the white list to the packaged procedure, rather than the top-level package, results in an error.
CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE protected_pkg
AS
 PROCEDURE protected_proc
 ACCESSIBLE BY (PROCEDURE calling_proc);
END;
/
Warning: Package created with compilation errors.
SQL> SHOW ERRORS
Errors for PACKAGE PROTECTED_PKG:
LINE/COL ERROR
-------- -----------------------------------------------------------------
0/0 PLS-00157: Only schema-level programs allow ACCESSIBLE BY
SQL>
The ACCESSIBLE CLAUSE is not valid in the package body. It can only be defined in the package specification.
CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE protected_pkg
 ACCESSIBLE BY (PROCEDURE calling_proc)
AS
 PROCEDURE protected_proc;
END;
/


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Delonix Regia Red Royal Ponciana Flamboyan Rojo 20 seeds
The flowers are large, with four spreading scarlet or orange-red petals up to 8 cm long, and a fifth upright petal called the standard, which is slightly larger and spotted with yellow and white. The naturally occurring variety flavida (Bengali: Radhachura) has yellow flowers. Seed pods are dark brown and can be up to 60 cm long and 5 cm wide; the individual seeds, however, are small, weighing around 0.4 g on average. The compound leaves have a feathery appearance and are a characteristic light, bright green. They are doubly pinnate: Each leaf is 30–50 cm long and has 20 to 40 pairs of primary leaflets or pinnae on it, and each of these is further divided into 10-20 pairs of secondary leaflets or pinnules.
Package contains 20 Flamboyant seeds


Where does the phrase rule of thumb originate from? Why the thumb, of all possible body parts?
No one knows. The expression has existed in many languages for a long time, which suggests that its origin is pretty old.
There are several theories, some based in the similarities in many languages between the words inch and thumb and how you can measure an inch using the thumb, others based on the general usefulness of the thumb to measure different things.
It's entirely possible that it originally had nothing at all to do with the thumb; that it was a similar word that has become distorted over time, then translated to other languages in its distorted form.
See also: Rule of thumb on Wikipedia.
 - Interestingly, in Italian you would say a spanne to indicate something approximate, where spanna means span (in the sense of the measuring unit _URL_%28unit%29 ). This may support the "measuring theory". – nico May 11 '11 at 17:59
 - And the "wife beating" folk etymology and many others. Like "the whole 9 yards" and "down to brass tacks," this one is widely disputed and there is no accepted "official" answer to it. Dollars to donuts it has nothing to do with the human thumb. – The Raven May 11 '11 at 19:49
 - "No one knows" is a rather bold statement if Wikipedia is the only source of reference. Possibly the OP asked the question because Wikipedia did not know the answer either. – JJM Driessen Mar 28 '19 at 13:37
The origin is most likely derived from the use of the thumb as a practical way to measure/estimate different things such as distances or temperatures:
From the Phrase Finder :
 - The phrase itself has been in circulation since the 1600s. The earliest known use of it in print appears in a sermon given by the English puritan James Durham and printed in Heaven Upon Earth, 1685:
 - "many profest Christians are like to foolish builders, who build by guess, and by rule of thumb, (as we use to speak) and not by Square and Rule."
 - The origin of the phrase remains unknown. It is likely that it refers to one of the numerous ways that thumbs have been used to estimate things - judging the alignment or distance of an object by holding the thumb in one's eye-line, the temperature of brews of beer, measurement of an inch from the joint to the nail to the tip, or across the thumb, etc. […]
The earliest instance unearthed by Gary Martin (Phrasefinder) is in a rhyme found in Augmented with Ingenious Conceites for the Wittie and Merrie Medicines for the Melancholic, published in 1640:
If Hercules tall stature might be guess'd
by his thumb, the index of the rest,
In due proportion, the best rule that I
Would chuse, to measure Venus beauty by,
Should be her leg and foot
According to World Wide Word the origin is more likely to derive from measuring distances rather than temperatures:
 - The expression rule of thumb has been recorded since 1692 and probably wasn't new then. It meant then what it means now — some method or procedure that comes from practice or experience, without any formal basis. Some have tried to link it with brewing; in the days before thermometers, brewers were said to have gauged the temperature of the fermenting liquor with the thumb (just as mothers for generations have tested the temperature of the baby's bath water with their elbows). This seems unlikely, as the thumb is not that sensitive and the range of temperatures for fermentation between too cool and too warm is quite small.
 - It is much more likely that it comes from the ancient use of bits of the body to make measurements. There were once many of these: the unit of the foot comes from pacing out dimensions; the distance from the tip of the nose to the outstretched fingers is about one yard; horse heights are still measured in hands (the width of the palm and closed thumb, now fixed at four inches); and so on.
 - There was an old tailors' axiom that "twice around the thumb is once around the wrist", which turns up in Gulliver's Travels. It's most likely that the saying comes from the length of the first joint of the thumb, which is about an inch (I remember once seeing a carpenter actually make a rough measurement this way). So the phrase rule of thumb uses the word rule in the sense of ruler, not regulation, and directly refers to this method of measurement.
and also from here:
 - The real explanation of 'rule-of-thumb' is that is derives from wood workers (or other constructors) who knew their trade so well they rarely or never fell back on the use of such things as rulers. Instead they'd measure things by, for example, the length of their thumb; they measured, not by a rule(r) of wood, but by rule of thumb. The term was already in metaphorical use by the late 17th century.
The Phrase Finder also considers the possible origin that refers to the "legal" rule of beating with a stick one's wife, but not enough reliable evidence has ever been found to support it:
 - The 'rule of thumb' has been said to derive from the belief that English law allowed a man to beat his wife with a stick so long as it is was no thicker than his thumb. In 1782, Judge Sir Francis Buller is reported as having made this legal ruling and in the following year James Gillray published a satirical cartoon attacking Buller and caricaturing him as 'Judge Thumb'. The cartoon shows a man beating a fleeing woman and Buller carrying two bundles of sticks. The caption reads "thumbsticks - for family correction: warranted lawful!"
 - […]but there's no evidence that he ever made the ruling that he is infamous for. Edward Foss, in his authoritative work The Judges of England, 1870, wrote that, despite a searching investigation, "no substantial evidence has been found that he ever expressed so ungallant an opinion".
 - It's certainly the case that, although British common law once held that it was legal for a man to chastise his wife in moderation (whatever that meant), the 'rule of thumb' has never been the law in England.
 - […] there are no printed records that associate it with domestic violence until the 1970s, when the notion was castigated by feminists. The responses that circulated then, which assumed the wife-beating law to be true, may have been influenced by Gillray's cartoon or were possibly a reaction to The Rolling Stones' song 'Under My Thumb', which was recorded in 1966.
 - You can rollback, or edit it further. – Mari-Lou A Jul 8 '16 at 12:54
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 _USER_-LouA - it is ok..The "legal" beating assumption is extremely male chauvinist.. – user66974 Jul 8 '16 at 13:06
Perhaps it's because the length of the thumb joint to the end of the thumb is a fairly accurate representation of an inch. So rule of thumb was likely a way to quickly verify the measurement before cutting for construction work rather than search for a yard stick. The meaning probably began to be used in a more abstract sense as a rule to quickly validate something.
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 Good, glad you found the answer to your own question. – Neil May 11 '11 at 16:01
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 If there is one thing that can be said about the etymology of this expression, it's that the above is not it. – The Raven May 11 '11 at 19:51
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 And you've determined this based on the information written on a single internet page? I hope I don't offend you too much when I say I don't put much weight in your judgement. – Neil May 15 '11 at 20:29
 - This is the etymology that's most commonly prescribed for the phrase, that your thumb makes a rough "ruler", so, the "rule of your thumb" was about an inch. – user20276 Apr 18 '12 at 21:13
If you ever do any carpentry you can get pretty close with your thumb as a rule / gauge.
So any measurement not using actual instruments is by "rule of thumb", or "by eye".
Early English Books Online reports three instances of the expression from before 1700. They are as follows.
From John Alexander, Jesuitico-Quakerism Examined, or, A Confutation of the Blasphemous and Unreasonable Principles of the Quakers with a Vindication of the Church of God in Britain, from Their Malicious Clamours, and Slanderous Aspersions (1680):
That the Scriptures are Infallible is sufficiently proved at the Survey of their former Query; where we proved them to be of Divine Inspiration, and the Word of the Living God, and not of any meer Creature, and so they cannot deceive; so that for their Infallibility we need say no more. That therefore the Scriptures are the Rule of Faith and Manners I prove.
For first, That must be the Rule of Faith and Manners by which every matter of Faith and Manners ought to be examin'd seeing every thing that is examined must be examined by its Rule, or else it will be done by Guess and Rule of Thumb, as the


How Does Cerakote Work?
Do you ever wonder how certain firearms and other metal objects maintain their sleek and durable appearance despite constant use and exposure to the elements? Well, here's something you probably don't know: it's all thanks to a special coating called Cerakote.
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 - You need to ensure that the surface you want to coat is thoroughly cleaned and free from any oils, dirt, or debris.
 - Shake the Cerakote container well to ensure proper mixing of the product.
 - Then, using an airbrush, spray gun, or even a brush, apply a thin and even layer of Cerakote onto the surface.
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PhD position in Wildlife Management
PhD position in Applied Ecology (Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences): Management of wildlife populations under a changing climate
The project aims at developing wildlife population models to be used in a larger context of ecological, economical and societal impacts of alternative land management policies under a changing climate. The candidate will compile information on wildlife ecology and management and build models for future management of wildlife resources. Specifically, the candidate will compile existing data on demographic drivers and management of large herbivores in Scandinavia (i.e. moose, red deer, roe deer, wild boar) as a basis to map interacting, direct and indirect pathways between climate change and population demography. The candidate will also assess climate-mediated changes of herbivore browsing impacts on biodiversity and forestry. The findings will be incorporated in spatial wildlife population models to be used to assess the impacts of different management options under different climate scenarios. The candidate will work in close collaboration with the project's multi-disciplinary and international team.
The candidate will be supervised by Associate professor Simen Pedersen (HINN, main supervisor), Professor Barbara Zimmermann (HINN), Researcher Cecilie Dyngeland (HINN), and Researcher Oskar Franklin (IIASA, Austria)
Questions about the position or work environment can be directed to associate professor Simen Pedersen, e-mail: _EMAIL_


Fix Windows Update Error 9C59 on Internet Explorer 11
Some Windows users encounter error code 9c59 whenever they try to install a certain update or when they try to install or update Internet Explorer 11. This particular problem has been confirmed in Windows 7, Windows 8.1 and Windows 10.
After reviewing all the potential culprits that may be responsible for the error code 9c59, here is a list of methods that other affected users have successfully used to solve the problem:
Delete the SoftwareDistribution folder (Windows Updates Store folder)
Windows stores downloaded updates in the SoftwareDistribution folder. If this folder is corrupted, you will have problems updating Windows. Another solution to get around the 9C59 error during Windows updates is to delete (or rename) this folder* and reboot your computer. To delete the SoftwareDistribution folder:
 - Note. When you restart, the next time Windows Updates checks for available updates, a new empty SoftwareDistribution folder will automatically be created where the updates will be saved.
 1. Press the Windows + R keys at the same time to open the Run command window.
 2. In the Run field, type: services.msc and press Enter.
 3. Find the Windows Update Center service, right-click it and select Stop.
 4. Navigate to the "C: Windows" folder.
 5. Delete the SoftwareDistribution folder (or rename it, for example, SoftwareDistributionOLD).
 6. Reboot your computer and try to install Internet Explorer. Install any additional Windows updates and update important device drivers.
Install all critical and optional updates except Internet Explorer 11.
 1. Press the Windows + R keys to load the Run dialog box.
 2. Type the following command to open the Windows Update Center and press Enter.
 3. Tap Check for updates.
 4. Select the Important Updates link.
 5. First uncheck the Name checkbox, then check it again to select all major updates.
 6. Then disable the update for Microsoft Internet Explorer 11.
 7. On the left, click Optional. Uncheck the Name checkbox and check it again to select additional updates. Then click OK.
 8. Finally, select the Install updates option.
 9. After installing the Windows updates, follow the same procedure until you have installed all available updates except IE11.
Update important device drivers.
Driver installation
 1. Download and install the latest drivers for the following devices from the manufacturer's website:
 - Screen adapter
 - Wireless adapter
 - Ethernet adapter
Uninstall all previous versions of Internet Explorer.
Uninstall all previous versions of Internet Explorer, and then try reinstalling Internet Explorer with the offline installer.
To uninstall all previous versions of IE:
 1. Go to Control Panel -> Programs and Features.
 2. Select the View Installed Updates option on the left.
 3. Enter "Internet Explorer" in the search box to easily find the Internet Explorer application you have installed.
 4. Select Internet Explorer 10 (for example, IE 10) and click "Uninstall".
 5. Reboot your computer.
 6. Follow the same steps and uninstall Internet Explorer 9.
 7. Reboot your computer.
 8. Try installing IE 11 again (using the offline installer).
If the installation fails again, then:
 1. Open a command line with elevated privileges. (Start -> All Programs -> Standard -> Right-click the command line and select "Run as administrator").
 2. In the command line window type the following command (copy and paste) and click OK:
FORFILES / P% WINDIR% \ servicing \ Packages / M Microsoft-Windows-InternetExplorer- * 11. *. Mum / c "cmd / c echo Delete _USER_ && start / w pkgmgr / up: _USER_ / norestart package"
 1. When the command is complete, close the command prompt window and restart your computer.
 2. Try installing Internet Explorer 11.


Question: How To Drain Carburetor Motorcycle?
How do you drain a carburetor?
How to Drain Your Generator's Carburetor for Storage
 1. Turn the fuel valve on the generator OFF.
 2. Locate the carburetor.
 3. Prepare a gasoline storage container.
 4. Locate the carburetor drain screw.
 5. Loosen the carburetor drain screw until gas starts flowing out of the carburetor and into the storage container.
Can you clean a motorcycle carburetor without removing it?
To clean a motorcycle carburetor without removing it, you'll need to remove the bowls at the bottom of the carburetor. Once the bowls are removed, spray some carburetor cleaner up inside, wait a few minutes, then spray again to ensure coverage. Then replace the bowls and start the motorcycle to assess how it runs.
How do you clean a carburetor without removing it?
Here's the process:
 1. Safety checks.
 2. Move the bike to a clean, clear bit of floor.
 3. Drape a plain-coloured cloth over the casings below the carb.
 4. Drain the float bowls.
 5. Remove the float bowl, often held on by four crosshead screws.
 6. Remove the float – it's held in place by a small pin that can just be pushed out.
Should I drain my carburetor?
Water in the fuel can also cause corrosion. For most riders, especially with a carbureted motorcycle, the best course of action is to drain the tank completely to remove any water or other contaminants, then refill the tank to its full capacity adding a fuel stabilizer recommended by the bike's manufacturer.
You might be interested: Often asked: How To Clean Mercury 2 Stroke Carburetor Jets?
Should I drain the carburetor bowl?
At the end of the season, it's a good practice to drain your lawn mower's gas tank, carburetor and fuel lines. This prevents leaks in the lines, removes a potential fire hazard and stops unwanted sediment from clogging the fuel system.
Can I use wd40 to clean carburetor?
WD-40 Specialist® Carb/Throttle Body & Parts Cleaner with attachable precision straw is the only all-in-one carburetor cleaner spray you will need to clean your carburetor, throttle body, and unpainted metal parts. Then, the powerful cleaning spray blasts away the deposits and waste, leaving behind no residue.
Can you put carb cleaner in a motorcycle?
The Berryman B-12 Carb Cleaner is a traditional carb cleaner, primarily if you use gasoline to drive your vehicle. It can remove gum and varnish deposits, and you can also use this cleaner on various types of vehicles like cars, motorcycles, and all-terrain vehicles.
How do you winterize a carburetor on a motorcycle?
How to winterize a motorcycle
 1. Treat the fuel and empty the carburetor bowl if you like.
 2. Change your fluids.
 3. Move the machine to its hibernating spot.
 4. Take steps to deter rodents.
 5. Connect a float charger to your battery.
What are the symptoms of a dirty carburetor?
Four Signs Your Carburetor Is Failing
 - Engine Performance Reduction. As mentioned above, combustion starts and keeps your engine running.
 - Black Exhaust Smoke. You shouldn't see black smoke coming out of your exhaust pipe even if you drive a diesel.
 - Engine Backfires or Overheats.
 - Starting Difficulty.
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The Sink Thing
The Sink Thing is a short film that combines both stop motion and cel animation about the mysterious creature known as the Fatberg, which was born from an unfortunate incident. The short film aims to raise awareness and educate the public to not dispose liquid food waste by pouring it down the sink. The film is still to be completed, but here are selected works from our work in progress!
Fatberg is a buildup of FOGs (fat, oil, and grease) and non-biodegradable matter that end up down the drain and eventually block up the sewage system. This causes multiple problems from household spillage, environmental damage, to diseases. While most people know not to flush trash down the toilet and pour liquid kitchen waste down the sink, we all still do it anyway. What can we do about it?
For this brief, students pair up into a group of 4-5. Each group must find a way to tackle an issue from a list of topics and come up with a design solution that is built up from research. Students must then do a proposal presentation and pitch their solutions based on findings. The following term, students begin making collaterals based on respective proposals, aiming for a minimum viable product. Finally, the MVPs are then presented to a panel.
storyboard sketch.jpg
Raw stop motion footage done in a verrry tight budget. We used a mix of puppeting with fishing line and blue tac to secure the props onto surfaces.
Rough cel animations over stop motion footage. We use facial libraries to help make the animation process quicker.
Team T.R.A.S.H.
Style frames
Stop motion animation
Cel animation
After Effects cleanup
Logo design
Juvensco - Technical director
Vania Chandrawidjaja - Art director
William Kusuma - Animation director
Tallen Borucki - Graphic designer


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Now that you are ordered to have an ignition interlock system installed in your car, you have the option of selecting the ignition interlock device you wish from the providers in your area. Although this is initially an added burden to you, the good news is that the impact to your time and schedule will be minimal. You can also rest assured of the reliability of the ignition interlock device you choose. Ignition interlock technology and the systems that bring the technology to us have very little trouble. In fact, this article focuses on the common issues that come up when using the ignition interlock device that require user awareness and understanding.
Today's ignition interlock systems include devices that are designed to give you the most benefits and the least problems. For example, the device itself has a very small footprint and the breath sampling part of the ignition interlock system is conveniently placed within the comfort of your driving area.
Understand that you might have been told half-truths and misinformation from others around you that perhaps used an ignition interlock system many years ago. Rest assured that we have the most up-to-date factual information to set you straight about today's ignition interlock systems and devices.
Let's talk a look at some commonly perceived troubleshooting issues that are really user issues. Reviewing this information will put you ahead of the curve to knowing what to expect and what not to do to keep your ignition interlock device running flawlessly.
Many of us consume foods that contain alcohol, even if in small doses. Some of the foods we eat contain sugar that is converted to alcohol quickly when ingested. Surely you can cause the ignition interlock system to send a fail signal to the ignition interlock device. Therefore, when it comes to the following foods, use the best practices tip below to avoid false positives that cause you to fail a breath test:
- Dentyne or other spicy gums
- Cinnamon rolls or donuts
Best practices: 1. Avoid these 2. Rinse mouth with water 3. Wait 3 to 5 minutes before attempting an engine start or rolling retest
High concentrations of alcohol also exist in conventional mouthwash or mouth spray. Without taking any precautions, you will fail a breath test. As a reminder to the instruction you have or will likely receive upon signing on to ignition interlock program, remember to rinse your mouth with water prior to taking a breath test to minimize your chance of failing the test. Additional best practices are:
- Switch to low or non-alcoholic oral hygiene rinse liquids and sprays 2. Wait 15 minutes after mouth washing to allow the alcohol content to subside
Another form of ignition interlock device troubleshooting can arise when your breathing pattern is different from what the ignition interlock system and device expect. A different breathing pattern will cause a failed breath test. To avoid this use the following best practices.
1. Avoid attempts to start your car immediately after exercising
2. Remember to breath normally in the way you were instructed and 'trained' the ignition interlock device to recognize your exhale pattern
3. Respond to any voice tones in the way you were instructed by your system technician at installation of your ignition interlock device
4. Remember to exhale to the breath sampler component face on and not from any angle.
Your use of the ignition interlock device includes required monthly appointments to visit your service provider for data extraction and calibration. These visits are paramount to further reduce any troubleshooting potential with the ignition interlock system or device. Should you feel you have followed all of the best practices while still receiving breath test failures, contact your ignition interlock device service provider. Sometimes, you may have to make an appointment outside of regularly scheduled visits to take a look at the ignition interlock system and device to definitively rule out any trouble.


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The park's very name signifies the important role water plays in Branch Brook Park.
Or you might say there's water all about Branch Brook Park.
A tributary of the First River, the Branch Brook meanders aboveground through much
of the north-south length of the park, occasionally collecting into larger bodies
of water, most prominently the grand Branch Brook Lake in the Southern and Middle
Divisions. Then there's also Clark's Pond in the Middle Division and the Northern
Division's gems -- the Midwood, Edgewood, Meadow, and Upper Pools.
There's the Second River that flows the length of the extension in its elaborate
channelized bed, a 1930's hydro-engineering decision. Hydrologist (water expert)
or history buff you probably didn't know that even the park's name is informed by
the area's waterways. The park's namesake, the Branch Brook, drains into the First
River, which then flows underground into the Passaic River below the Clay Street
View the Cultural Landscape Report, Volume 3: Hydrology, Infrastructure and Historic
Fabric | Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3.