text: Most medics killed in battle die while trying to extract or care for wounded soldiers on the battlefield. A dcmiltary.com article says Gary Gilbert of the Telemedicine and Advanced Technology Research Center (TATRC) decided this was a job where robots could save lives. By using a robot to extract the wounded, the medic doesn't have to face direct enemy fire and the wounded soldier has better odds of being treated quickly. The first Robotic Extraction Vehicles were teleoperated 6-wheeled bots that looked remarkably like standard bomb disposal robots. The wounded soldier had to roll onto a sled which the robot then dragged off the battlefield. A more advanced prototype, called the BEAR, looks like an unmanned Segway with a fork lift. The BEAR can bend down and scoop up a wounded soldier even if he is completely incapacitated. For more information including video of prototype robots in action, see the TATRC Autonomous Casualty Care Program website. It's nice to see some miltary robot that saves lives instead of taking them for a change.


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Murkowski: Stevens Trial Among Justice Department's "Darkest Moments"
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Senator Lisa Murkowski today submitted a statement for the record (attached in its entirety) in a hearing of the Senate Judiciary Committee focused on the independent investigator Henry Schuelke's report on the prosecutorial misconduct surrounding the trial of Senator Ted Stevens.
Senator Murkowski addressed the misconduct of the Department of Justice prosecution team, her recent legislation that would attempt to eliminate future unethical prosecutions – and the lingering questions surrounding the Justice Department's decision to not pursue charges against key witness Bill Allen.
Some key excerpts from her statement include:
- "Mr. Schuelke's report, released to the public on March 15, 2012, chronicles what I believe will be recorded by history among the darkest moments in the Justice Department's 223 year history. It is important that its conclusions be reviewed and thoroughly considered by legislators, policy makers and judges."
- "It is too late to do justice to Senator Stevens or the people of Alaska. But we must do justice to the Constitution."
- "This affront to our Constitutional system is hardly trivial. If a standing United States Senator can be treated this way, and the Justice Department can nearly get away with it, just think what happens every day to the ordinary citizen – oftentimes a small business person – who finds himself or herself trapped in the federal criminal justice system."
- The term "government overreach" is frequently uttered in Washington and in our home states. We often understand the term to refer to differences regarding the proper role of government in the regulation of businesses and our personal lives. The conduct of Justice Department prosecutors in the trial of Senator Stevens raises the concept of "government overreach" to new heights. For this example of "government overreach" threatened not only the good name of a fine individual but also his freedom."

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International Symposium on Telecommunications (BIHTEL 2016)
In recent years, the using of energy having in the natural environment has drawn attention of many researchers in the world. And the energy harvesting (EH) protocol is a ideal point focusing the study of many scientists especially in wireless communication systems. This paper deals with the EH architecture of the full duplex relay networks. Through utilizing the time switching based relaying (TSR) protocol and Decode-and-Forward (DF) model, we extract the approximate clause of throughput and after that work out the maximal throughput of delay-limited (DL) and delay tolerant (DT) models. A worth outcome can be taken evidently that the noise factor, the time fraction, the target ratio as well as the position of relay in TSR effected the maximal throughput. Finally, the numerical results give out a efficient relay strategy of the DT to be better than that of the DL in full duplex cooperative networks.

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Alternate names Deutelios, Deuterious
Species Fish/rat hybrid
Planned for Godzilla vs. Biollante
Deutalios (デューテリオス, Dyūteriosu) is an unused kaiju from the unmade original draft of the 1989 Godzilla film, Godzilla vs. Biollante.
Although no official source has yet to give the etymology behind Deutalios' name, his Japanese name is similar to the chemical Deuterium, a rare isotope of Hydrogen which features one proton and one neutron instead of the single proton and lack of neutrons found in normal Hydrogen nuclei. This is fitting, as Deutalios is comprised of parts from two separate organisms to create a hybrid chimera.
Deutalios resembles a cross between a rat and various fish. He has a long, whip like tail and extended ears which appear to display gills on them, large tusks, and a horn protruding from its head. For a creature that was adapted to living in water, Deutalios appears to have retained its long fur. In some concept art, Deutalios appears to have fins in place of forelimbs, allowing him to swim. The horn on his head also resembles an angler fish's antenna in this artwork, while his eyes are very large and pupil-less, similar to fish eyes.
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Godzilla was going to fight Deutalios instead of the Super X2 and the rose form of Biollante. After prevailing, Godzilla would have consumed the monster. The monster was possibly dropped due to the graphic nature of this scene, or simply to make room for another battle with Biollante and the Super X2.
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API not returning full table
Hi
I have a longer list of data, which I am asking gpt to put into a data table. It does fine until some 50 rows where i get this
"…[Please note that the table continues as per the list provided, maintaining the format and including all wines listed.]…"
I am not sure how I get the remaining text via the API?
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ask_gpt_question(extracted_text, question):
response = openai.ChatCompletion.create(
model="gpt-4-turbo-preview",
messages=[
{
"role": "user",
"content": [
{
"type": "text",
"text": question
},
{
"type": "text",
"text": extracted_text
}
]
}
],
max_tokens=4096
)
print(response) # Print the response for debugging purposes
parsed_text = response["choices"][0]["message"]["content"]
return parsed_text.strip()
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It seems like you're facing a challenge when dealing with longer lists of data and trying to structure it into a data table using the GPT model through the API. The issue you mentioned, with the response indicating that the table continues, might be due to token limitations in the model's response.
To address this, you can modify your code to handle longer lists by dividing them into smaller chunks and processing them sequentially. Here's a general approach:
def create_data_table(data_list):
# Split the data into chunks of manageable size
chunk_size = 10 # Adjust this based on your requirements
chunks = [data_list[i:i+chunk_size] for i in range(0, len(data_list), chunk_size)]
# Initialize an empty result string
result = ""
# Iterate through chunks and generate responses
for i, chunk in enumerate(chunks):
 # Format the chunk into a message for GPT
 message = f"Create a data table with the following rows:\n{', '.join(chunk)}"
 # Make an API call
 response = ask_gpt_question(message, "Create a data table with the following rows:")
 # Extract content from the response
 parsed_text = response.strip()
 # Append the parsed text to the result
 result += parsed_text
return result
This approach splits your data into smaller chunks, processes each chunk separately, and then concatenates the results. Adjust the chunk_size variable based on your specific needs and token limitations.
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Yep, when you see AI text and code too many times, you know exactly what it looks like…
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I'm new, it's good to know that you explain how to use chatgpt
The issue which you are facing is this model not having the "lazy" fixed in it. It will do just about everything possible to terminate output at around 800 tokens from its supervised training.
If you have a task that clearly should not stop mid-output, thus taking your money, I would use a full and real GPT-4 model, such as gpt-4-0613. This is also likely a task that gpt-3.5-turbo-0301 could also complete without devolving into an incomplete output that tells you to do the rest yourself or acts like it is only writing an example output.
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@_j Your answer is very good, it will help here
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Replace a String
To replace a string in files, add the ninth and tenth line to our tutorial macro:
[JavaScript]
document.selection.Text = "EmEditor supports macros.";
document.selection.NewLine();
document.selection.Text = "\tEmEditor is a text editor.";
document.selection.CharLeft( false, 12 );
document.selection.DeleteLeft( 15 );
document.selection.CharRight( true, 9 );
document.selection.ChangeCase( eeCaseUpperCase );
if( document.selection.Find( "Em", eeFindPrevious ) ) alert( "Found!" );
n = document.selection.Replace( "editor", "######", eeReplaceAll );
alert( n + " strings found!" );
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document.selection.Text = "EmEditor supports macros."
document.selection.NewLine
document.selection.Text = Chr(9) & "EmEditor is a text editor."
document.selection.CharLeft False, 12
document.selection.DeleteLeft 15
document.selection.CharRight True, 9
document.selection.ChangeCase eeCaseLowerCase
If document.selection.Find( "Em", eeFindPrevious ) Then alert "Found!"
n = document.selection.Replace( "editor", "######", eeReplaceAll )
alert n & " strings found!"
Save the above macro and run it in a new EmEditor Window. Notice that two of the string "editor" has been searched case-insensitively and replaced with the string "######", and then a message box with the text " Two strings found!" is displayed.
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I am working on the statement " A graph $G$ is a $nKn$ (collection of $n$ number of complete graph each of order $n$) graph if and only if $\bar{G}$ is $α(G) = α(\bar{G}) = n$ and $(p-n)$-regular, where $p$ is the order of $G$ and $α(G)$ is the independence number of $G$ with $n\geqslant 1$."
The converse part seem to be a confusion. Kindly help me with it.
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Perhaps you could edit the meaning of $a(G)$ into your question. – Gerry Myerson May 9 '12 at 12:58
α(G) is the independence number of G – James Alex May 9 '12 at 14:07
I'm not sure I'm understanding the question properly. Can you clarify why the graph $G$ consisting of a 3-cycle and a 4-cycle would not be a counterexample? It would seem to satisfy $n=3$, $p=7$, but it is obviously not a $3K_3$. – Will Orrick May 10 '12 at 16:48
_USER_ The graph you mentioned is 2 regular, not (7-3)=4 regular. – Graphth May 10 '12 at 20:20
_USER_ : Hmmm. I had understood that it was $\overline{G}$ that was required to be $(p-n)$-regular, rather than $G$. Perhaps this is the root of my confusion. I'm now not sure that I understand how $3K_3$ is defined. Wouldn't $p$ equal 9 in that case, and $G$ have to be 6-regular? – Will Orrick May 10 '12 at 21:41
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(Extended compilation of comments.)
While it is true that the disjoint union of $n$ copies of $K_n$ has the properties
 1. $\alpha(G)=\alpha(\overline G)=n$ (where $\alpha$ is the independence number)
 2. $\overline{G}$ is $p-n$ regular (where $p$ is the number of vertices of $G$)
the converse is not true. not every graph with properties 1 and 2. Will Orrick gave the following counterexample in comments: let $G$ be the disjoint union of two cycles $C_3 $ and $C_4$; then $\alpha(G)=\alpha(\overline G)=3$ and $\overline{G}$ is $4$-regular where $4=7-3$.
Brian M. Scott then observed that if $\alpha(\overline G)=n$ is strengthened to
(*) every maximal independent set in $\overline G$ has cardinality $n$
then the conclusion $G=nK_n$ follows. Indeed, (*) says that every maximal clique of $G$ has cardinality $n$. Therefore, every vertex is contained in a copy of $K_n$. Since $G$ is $n$-regular (by virtue of 2), it is a disjoint union of some copies of $K_n$. The condition $\alpha(G)=n$ places the number of the copies of $K_n$ at $n$.
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On 14-15 October, researcher of IPSP-CNR of Florence, Dr. Gianni Della Rocca, Dr. Giovanni Emiliani, Dr. Roberto Danti, Vincenzo Di Lonardo, Dr. Antonietta Mello (from IPSP-CNR of Turin) and Prof. Alfredo Vizzini (mycologist at the Turin University) carried out a soil sampling and the first Phytosanitary survey in the Chestnut orchard.
The Chestnuts are both healthy and affected by Ink disease. The surveys were conducted in Castagno d'Andrea (San Godenzo) and in the Silver fir forest (wind-undamaged and torn down by a big storm) in Vallombrosa Biogenetic Reserve for Soil metagenomic analysis. The campaign was organized by NGS in order to estimate the degree of the mycobiota diversity (richness, evenness) of the studied areas before and after soil inoculation with 'beneficial' fungi that will be realized during the project.
An inventory of the macromycetes (species and abundance) has been realized as to evaluate the biodiversity of the living fungal community present in the different conditions and to begin to test the presence of possible biocontrol agents for the diseases affecting Chestnut trees (Ink disease) and Silver fir trees (Armillaria and Heterobasidion root rot).


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Title 18.2. Crimes and Offenses Generally
Chapter 9. Crimes Against Peace and Order
§ 18.2-406. What constitutes an unlawful assembly; punishment.
Whenever three or more persons assembled share the common intent to advance some lawful or unlawful purpose by the commission of an act or acts of unlawful force or violence likely to jeopardize seriously public safety, peace or order, and the assembly actually tends to inspire persons of ordinary courage with well-grounded fear of serious and immediate breaches of public safety, peace or order, then such assembly is an unlawful assembly. Every person who participates in any unlawful assembly shall be guilty of a Class 1 misdemeanor. If any such person carried, at the time of his participation in an unlawful assembly, any firearm or other deadly or dangerous weapon, he shall be guilty of a Class 5 felony.
Code 1950, §§ 18.1-254.1, 18.1-254.3; 1968, c. 460; 1971, Ex. Sess., c. 251; 1975, cc. 14, 15.


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The emoji "Man Artist" depicts a male character who is portrayed as an artist. This emoji can have multiple interpretations, and its meaning can vary depending on the context in which it is used. Here are some possible explanations for the meaning of the "Man Artist" emoji:
Creativity and Artistry: The "Man Artist" emoji represents the world of art and creativity. It can be used to symbolize an individual who is passionate about artistic expression, such as painting, drawing, sculpting, or any other form of visual art. It suggests talent and an appreciation for aesthetics.
Representation of Artists: This emoji serves as a representation of real-life artists, whether professional or amateur. It can be used to acknowledge and celebrate the artistic endeavors of someone, or simply to express admiration for their artistic skills.
Self-Expression and Individuality: The "Man Artist" emoji can represent the idea of self-expression and embracing individuality. Artists are often seen as individuals who think outside the box and challenge norms. This emoji can be used to convey a similar spirit of non-conformity and uniqueness in one's own personality or actions.
Passion and Inspiration: Using the "Man Artist" emoji can imply a strong passion for art and the ability to inspire others through creative expression. It can be used to convey a sense of inspiration or admiration toward someone's artistic work and talents.
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Assassin's Creed 3 is set in an open world and presented from the third person perspective with a primary focus on using Desmond and Connor's combat and stealth abilities to eliminate targets and explore the environment. Connor is able to freely explore 18th century Boston, New York and the American frontier to complete side missions away from the primary storyline. The game also features a multiplayer component, allowing players to compete online to complete solo and team based objectives including assassinations and evading pursuers. Ubisoft developed a new game engine, Anvil Next, for the game.
The game follows the series' standard level-based gameplay during the 21st century, as well as the open world gameplay set in 18th century colonial America, in which the player has access to a huge wilderness known as the Frontier (which is 1.5 times bigger than Rome in Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood),the cities of Boston and New York as well as portions of the Eastern Seaboard and Caribbean Sea can be explored via the flagship of the Assassin's Navy, the Aquila., captained by Connor himself, with Robert Faulkner his first-mate advising and teaching him in the ways of the sea.
Free running has been simplified to allow for more fluid parkour in the cities and wilderness, such as climbing and running on trees, mountains, cliffs,etc. Close combat has been modified, allowing Connor to dual wield weapons and take down multiple opponents at once and players no longer need to manage the lock on mechanic.Aiding this, Connor has access to a wide range of weapons which include muskets, pistols, native weapons such as the tomahawk and bow/arrows, a rope dart (used to pull foes or hang them, while on a tree) as well as the Hidden blades. Human shields can be used against firing lines of enemies. Medicine is no longer used as health recovers automatically. Stealth is also revamped, allowing players to use natural elements such as tall grass and trees to hide, along with the ability to blend between any two people.
Assassin's Creed III features new weather simulations such as snow, fog, and rain. The seasons can also change i.e., Summer and Winter, which not only effect visuals but also gameplay, as the player will find running slower in deep snow. Snowfall can reduce visibility for the player and enemies, aiding stealth. Unlike the past games, this one includes animals varying from domestic (horses, cows, dogs) to wild (deer, wolves, bears). The wild ones are found in the Frontier, and can be hunted for meat or marrow in order to be sold. The quality of the kill determines the price, encouraging the player to hunt silently. For this, traps and bait can also be used.
Economy is now based on the Davenport Homestead, which also acts as Connor's adopted home. The site can be visited by people such as carpenters, tailors etc. suffering from displacement due to the war. Helping and interacting with these NPCs will encourage them to settle in the Homestead. From there on, the player can craft various items and trade with them, and then sell the goods to the cities via caravan. The player can also help them build relationships with each other, which will then result in the formation of a small village. The player can also upgrade the Homestead manor as well as Connor's ship, the Aquila.
A revamped version of Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood's recruitment feature returns as players can enlist citizens to the Assassins' cause by completing "Liberation" missions. They also have a much larger skill set, which allows them to start a riot, provide a covert escort, act a as a personal bodyguard etc. Other side missions include collecting Almanac pages, exploring underground tunnels to locate fast-travel stations, joining hunting and fighting clubs, investigating frontiersman rumours about UFOs and Sasquatch, "peg-leg" missions in which Connor goes to underground forts and wastelands to uncover the legend of Captain Kidd's treasure, and others.
Assassin's Creed 3 also features naval expeditions. Using Connor's warship, the Aquila, the player can navigate the high seas. Control of the ship relies on environmental factors such as wind direction and speed, local presence of storms, high waves, and rocks. Engagements are by cannon, with broadsides covering both flanks of the ship, and swivel guns that can be used to damage smaller ships which can also be boarded to find treasure. The Aquila is used in the side missions known as "Privateer missions" and is also used in some of the main missions.
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Knight of the Flying Hunt is a prestige class of Faerûn whose members act as the defenders of Nimbral. While protecting Nimbral, these noble soldiers answer to the mysterious Nimbral Lords. They dedicate themselves to the inhabitants of Nimbral while enforcing the lands local laws.
Most knights are humans who were previously fighters or rangers. A few clerics and paladins manage to the join the ranks of the Flying Hunt, but they are extremely uncommon because of the religious overtones.
- Flying Mount, Storm and Greater Storm Armor
- At various times throughout their career, knights of the Flying hunt recieve progressively more powerful suits of armor. This begins with Flying Hunt armor when joining their ranks, Storm armor and Greater Storm armor for the most experienced knights.
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- All knights receive a trained pegasus to serve them in their duties. It remains with its rider until it has been slain or dismissed.
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- Knights are trained in the skill of moving easily in their rather cumbersome armor.


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Growing Pains: Coming of Age in The Catcher in the Rye
By Amanda Wang, IV Form
Growing Pains: Coming of Age in The Catcher in the Rye
Growth is a beautiful pain. In American classic, The Catcher in the Rye, J. D. Salinger vividly depicts a teenage protagonist who is overwhelmed by the rapid changes around him and his impending adulthood. Holden lives in a metropolis but does not belong to it. All he wants is to "catch [children] if they start to go over the cliff [of sophistication]" (Salinger 191). But in reality, he is the child who runs astray. When he is on the verge of falling, Mr. Antolini lends him a helping hand and provides him a satisfactory answer to his dilemma. At last, Holden accepts his philosophy and procures a new understanding of his situation, surroundings, and society.
Mr. Antolini wakes Holden up from his dream of escaping the city. Mr. Antolini speaks bluntly that Holden is "riding for some kind of a terrible, terrible fall" (Salinger 206). Since Holden wastes all his time deceiving others and himself and trying to delay his inevitable adulthood, Mr. Antolini has to ruthlessly tear off his mask and force him to face reality. Yet he takes an atypical approach to help Holden. While old Spencer reinforces that "life is a game that one plays according to its rules" (Salinger 11), Mr. Antolini advises Holden to know his "true measurement and dress [his] mind accordingly" (Salinger 210). Contrary to other adults in the book, Mr. Antolini sees hope in Holden. His firm belief inspires Holden to become the captain of his life instead of drifting along the mainstream or dropping anchor in place. Holden's struggles now motivate him to continue his ordinary life instead of alienating him from it. Then Mr. Antolini asks Holden to think twice about attending school, describing education as history and poetry. Holden takes his proposal into consideration because he feels cared for and understood by him. Moreover, Mr. Antolini consoles Holden by stating that he is "not the first person who [is] ever confused and frightened and even sickened by human behavior" (Salinger 208). His words narrow the feeling of disparity between the depressed and lonesome Holden and other youths. Mr. Antolini gives Holden a carrot after the stick, bringing him back to the real world and arousing his passion for life.
Following that exchange, Holden acknowledges his false assumptions about others and moves forward in his life's journey. After Holden spends a night at the rail terminal, he reflects on his actions. He wonders if maybe he is "wrong about thinking [Mr. Antolini] is making a flitty pass on" him (Salinger 214). This is a qualitative leap for Holden because he used to comment on everything. For the first time, he evaluates himself and questions his judgmental mode of life. He even starts "wondering maybe he should [get his] bags and [go] back to [Mr. Antolini's] house, the way he [says] he would" (Salinger 214). This forms a stark contrast to his reaction to old Spencer. Holden feels sorry for leaving him but quickly shifts his attention to something else. This time, he chooses to confront the case instead of fleeing from it. He considers taking responsibilities and actions to remedy his mistakes, which marks his march to maturity. Before, Holden is not only hesitant but horrible at expressing himself and interacting with other people. He never amasses enough courage to call up his childhood friend, and he "sort of gives [his sister] a kiss" (Salinger 179). Holden thinks isolating himself can prevent changes, but it only causes more misconceptions and anxiety. After his incident with Mr. Antolini, Holden lets down his guard and starts to grasp different kinds of love. He brings his true self to light and learns how to love and to be loved. In this way, he receives more goodwill from others.
Holden's conversation with Mr. Antolini changes his perspective on the adult world. Previously, Holden denies all good sides of adulthood. He perceives adults "never notice anything" (Salinger 12) and "never believe [him]" (Salinger 42). Above all, he thinks the world is full of phonies. While Holden detests his surroundings, Mr. Antolini encourages him to embrace it and explore it more, to not "give it up before [he starts looking for what his own environment could supply him with]" (Salinger 207). He attempts to dispel Holden's prejudice against the world. Subsequently, Holden begins to recognize his superficial and limited view. He learns more about the intriguing, empathetic, and infinitely possible side of the world. From Mr. Antolini, he discovers a reason worth living for. From himself, Holden also learns the importance of compromises. He keeps the paper Mr. Antolini gives him, which reads: "The mark of the immature man is that he wants to die nobly for a cause, while the mark of the mature man is that he wants to live humbly for one" (Salinger 207-208). Holden accepts the recommendation because it reminds him of James Castle, who sacrifices his life for his stubbornness and an unworthy cause. James Castle resembles Holden to a subtle but substantial extent, and Mr. Antolini is "the only guy that [even goes] near" James Castle when he is dead (Salinger 215). This leads Holden to respect, admire, and trust Mr. Antolini fully.
Holden's illusion of running away reveals his intense nostalgia for childhood and deep attachment to simple and easily attainable happiness. As Holden wrestles with his impossible desire of becoming a catcher in the rye to preserve his past and reject his future, Mr. Antolini teaches him how to apply dreams to reality. He guides Holden to concede some parts of his longing to avoid repeating the same tragedy as James Castle. Mr. Antolini's instructions make Holden more fitted for social expectations but help him to retain his wish to protect the true, the good, and the beautiful. After all, Holden realizes that growing up is not a complete disaster. The Catcher in the Rye is a true portrayal of adolescence and an introspection on life attitude. As Nietzsche says, "he who has a why to live can bear almost any how," but at the same time, he says, "we should consider every day lost on which we have not danced at least once" (Nietzsche) Salinger suggests the readers celebrate and fulfill their lives with meanings. Holden possesses the soberest understanding of hypocrisy and the deepest obsession with innocence. His three days in the city are the curtain call of his childhood. In this book, Holden grows and learns how to get along with society, but the reality is not always so optimistic. Over the past decade, the youth suicide rate has increased by 56% (Abbott). Similar to Holden, these teenagers pretend to be okay when the flourishing world frustrates them. Present-day adults not only frequently fail to understand them, but also blame and label them as "troublesome millennials," which results in their deserted spiritual world. Through Mr. Antolini, Salinger implies both the possibility and necessity of building a tender relationship with a trustful adult. This person directs the new generation to the right path. Nonetheless, social adaptation means neither growth nor surrender, but camouflage in the crowd. These teenagers eventually have to choose for themselves between a catcher in the rye or an elite in the suit.
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in the CRFSharp feature part, how to use GenerateFeatureDictMatch.GenerateFeature?
Dec 4, 2014 at 5:26 AM
Edited Dec 4, 2014 at 5:29 AM
i kown there two IGenerateFeature method,can Generate Feature
in your code ,there no LexicalDict.dict file, how it used?
how can i add my Feature?
Thank you very much!
Dec 5, 2014 at 3:48 AM
 1. LexicalDict.dict is not necessary to train a general CRF model.
 2. The feature set format as follows: Each column means a specified feature. Values in the same column is for the same feature. Each row means a token with a group of feature set value. The empty row means the end of current sequence.
Dec 17, 2014 at 11:23 AM
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The Crow Observatory
The Crow Observatory is open to the Washington University community on clear evenings, Monday through Thursday, during the fall and spring semesters. The open hours are 7:00 - 10:00 pm during standard time and 8:00 - 10:00 pm during daylight savings time. Visitors can check here or phone _PHONE_ during viewing hours to see if the Observatory is open.
The location is atop Crow Hall near the northeast corner of the WU Danforth Campus. You can enter the building through the south door, then go up the stairs and follow the signs. Admission is free, and members of the campus and local community are welcome. Groups numbering seven or more, or anyone who has special requirements, must make advance reservations by calling _PHONE_ during the day.
Acquired by Washington University in 1863, the telescope has an aperture of 6 inches and is high quality even though it is small by present-day standards. The observatory was originally on 18th Street in St. Louis, before the University moved to the Danforth campus after the 1904 World's Fair. Until 1950, the observatory stood west of Crow Hall. It was then closed and a new dome was constructed in the present location in 1954.
Tyson Research Center is a 2,000-acre environmental field station owned and operated by Washington University in St. Louis. Tyson provides opportunities for environmental research and education for students and faculty from Washington University and beyond. Infrastructure and programs facilitate multi-scale research and teaching opportunities and collaboration across disciplines, institutions, and levels of academic training. In the middle of the heavily wooded property, we located a clearing suitable to place the observatory. The sky is visible to within 30 degrees of the horizon in all directions, and the site is quite dark with no direct light and only relatively faint light from St. Louis in the distance.
The telescope consists of a 14 inch Celestron C-14 on a Takashashi NJP mount on a stainless steel pier to be permanently installed in a Prodome PD10 fiberglass dome. The focal plane instrumentation consists of an Optek MAXFILTER 2" filter changer (to house an imaging polarimeter) an Optek TCF-S temperature compensating focuser, a FLI CFW-2 filter wheel with RGB and other filters, followed by an FLI CM7-1E CCD camera. The camera uses a Kodak blue-plus CCD and includes a high-speed USB-2 interface. An SBIG STV camera and e-finder lens is used as an autoguider.
Tyson Research Center is located in St. Louis County, approximately 20 miles southwest of St. Louis, at the Beaumont-Antire exit (Exit #269) off I-44.


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Box Relationship Infographic Concept with numbered multicolored stripes, arrows, buttons, and text boxes. It can be used for presentation, banner, report, brochure, workflow layout, diagram, number options, web design, infographics.
Use this Smartart Powerpoint in your presentations:
- to show a vertical/horizontal list of information
- (as a better alternative) to replace the classic bulleted list of information
- to represent a continuing sequence of many stages, tasks, or events
- to show a descending/ascending process with many steps, tasks, or events
- to illustrate many ideas or concepts
- for your table of contents/contents
You can also use this flow chart diagram to show the relationship to a Circle Center.
Shapes are 100% editable: colors and sizes can be easily changed.
Box Relationship Infographic Concept
Includes / Features:
- 01 slide
- Light layout
- Ready to use the template with text placeholder
- Completely editable shapes
- Not include animated
- Widescreen (16:9) aspect ratios
- PPTX file
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I am writing a notebook programmatically. I would like the FrontEnd to wait until an evaluation is finished, before continuing. This is best explained with examples:
The following opens a notebook, writes a text cell, writes an input cell, evaluates it, and continues to write more text cells. Notice that the evaluation doesn't finish until the the the the FrontEnd finishes.
NotebookWrite[exampleNB,
 Cell["example of evaluating input programmatically",
 "Text"]]; NotebookWrite[exampleNB,
 Cell["D[Sin[ RandomReal[] x],x]" , "Input", CellTags -> 1]];
SelectionMove[exampleNB, Previous, Cell];
SelectionEvaluate[exampleNB];
NotebookWrite[exampleNB, Cell[RandomWord[], "Text"]];
Pause[5];
NotebookWrite[exampleNB, Cell[RandomWord[], "Text"]];
This is related to a similar post, the answer to which almost gets me to a solution. How to wait a Cell in a Notebook to be executed until another Notebook's Cell expressions executed?
That post's solution doesn't work for my case, because this will evaluate all input cells:
NotebookWrite[exampleNB,
 Cell["example of evaluating input programattically",
 "Text"]]; NotebookWrite[exampleNB,
 Cell["D[Sin[ RandomReal[] x],x]" , "Input", CellTags -> 1]];
SelectionMove[exampleNB, Previous, Cell];
NotebookEvaluate[exampleNB, InsertResults -> True];
NotebookWrite[exampleNB, Cell[RandomWord[], "Text"]];
Pause[1];
NotebookWrite[exampleNB,
 Cell["D[Sin[ RandomReal[] x],x]" , "Input", CellTags -> 1]];
SelectionMove[exampleNB, Previous, Cell];
NotebookEvaluate[exampleNB, InsertResults -> True];
Pause[1];
NotebookWrite[exampleNB, Cell[RandomWord[], "Text"]];
I've tried a solution with CellTags. This works, but there is a problem: there is no output from the evaluation.
NotebookWrite[exampleNB,
 Cell["example of evaluating input programattically",
 "Text"]]; NotebookWrite[exampleNB,
 Cell["D[Sin[ RandomReal[] x],x]" , "Input", CellTags -> 1]];
SelectionMove[exampleNB, Previous, Cell];
NotebookEvaluate[exampleNB,
 EvaluationElements -> {"CellTags" -> 1}];
NotebookWrite[exampleNB, Cell[RandomWord[], "Text"]];
Pause[2];
NotebookWrite[exampleNB,
 Cell["D[Sin[ RandomReal[] x],x]" , "Input", CellTags -> 2]];
SelectionMove[exampleNB, Previous, Cell];
NotebookEvaluate[exampleNB, EvaluationElements -> {"CellTags" -> 2}];
Pause[2];
NotebookWrite[exampleNB, Cell[RandomWord[], "Text"]];
One might think that adding the InsertResults->True option would insert results, but it doesn't:
NotebookWrite[exampleNB,
 Cell["example of evaluating input programattically",
 "Text"]]; NotebookWrite[exampleNB,
 Cell["D[Sin[ RandomReal[] x],x]" , "Input", CellTags -> 1]];
SelectionMove[exampleNB, Previous, Cell];
NotebookEvaluate[exampleNB, InsertResults -> True,
 EvaluationElements -> {"CellTags" -> 1}];
NotebookWrite[exampleNB, Cell[RandomWord[], "Text"]];
Pause[2];
NotebookWrite[exampleNB,
 Cell["D[Sin[ RandomReal[] x],x]" , "Input", CellTags -> 2]];
SelectionMove[exampleNB, Previous, Cell];
NotebookEvaluate[exampleNB, InsertResults -> True,
 EvaluationElements -> {"CellTags" -> 2}];
Pause[2];
NotebookWrite[exampleNB, Cell[RandomWord[], "Text"]];
I think that this may be a buglet.
Is there a work-around? My goal here is simple. Get the input's evaluation to display before the rest of the cells are written.
It may seem like a strange thing to want to do, but if is anyone is interested a out why, I'll add this as a comment.
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 $\begingroup$ I think your best option is to write the cells you want to evaluate into a separate notebook, evaluate that, and copy the results where you need them. (At least that's what I've ended up doing when I had this issue) $\endgroup$
 – Lukas Lang
 Commented Mar 21, 2021 at 18:14
 - $\begingroup$ I looked at TaskWait. That is a rabbit hole that I will spelunk if need be. Holding out hope for a simpler trick. $\endgroup$ Commented Mar 21, 2021 at 18:20
 - $\begingroup$ @Lukas that's a viable solution. I'll try it and see. If successful, I'll report back. $\endgroup$ Commented Mar 21, 2021 at 18:22
 - $\begingroup$ @LukasLang, That strategy works for me. $\endgroup$ Commented Mar 21, 2021 at 21:21
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You could try the following approach, with a secondary kernel (K2) and using CellInformation to check if a cell or notebook is currently in the "Evaluating" state:
 1. Get the current evaluator names:
evaluators = EvaluatorNames /. Options[$FrontEnd, EvaluatorNames];
 1. Add a "K2" kernel if there isn't one:
SetOptions[$FrontEnd, Union[Join[evaluators, {"K2" -> {"AutoStartOnLaunch" -> False}}]]]
 1. Function which checks if any cell in a notebook is currently evaluating:
NotebookEvaluatingQ[nb_] := Module[{},
 SelectionMove[nb, All, Notebook];
 Or @@ Map["Evaluating" /. # &, Developer'CellInformation[nb]]
 ]
 1. Make a new notebook with a "K2" kernel:
nb = CreateDocument[{}, Evaluator -> "K2"]
 1. Write a test input Pause[2], evaluate it and pause until it is done. Repeat for a total of three times:
SelectionMove[nb, All, Notebook];
FrontEndTokenExecute[nb, "Cut"];
Do[
 NotebookWrite[nb,
 Cell[BoxData[MakeBoxes[Pause[2], StandardForm]], "Input"]];
 SelectionMove[nb, Previous, Cell];
 FrontEndTokenExecute[nb, "Evaluate"];
 SelectionMove[nb, Previous, Cell];
 While[NotebookEvaluatingQ[nb], Pause[.1]];
 SelectionMove[nb, After, Notebook];
 , 3]
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An example of evaluating the expression outside the notebook and then write the result in the notebook.
exampleNB = CreateDocument[];
NotebookWrite[exampleNB,
 Cell["example of evaluating input programmatically",
 "Text"]]; NotebookWrite[exampleNB,
 Cell["D[Sin[ RandomReal[] x],x]", "Input", CellTags -> 1]];
NotebookWrite[exampleNB,
 Cell[StandardForm@ToString@D[Sin[ RandomReal[] x], x], "Output"]];
Pause[2];
NotebookWrite[exampleNB, Cell[RandomWord[], "Text"]]
Pause[2];
NotebookWrite[exampleNB, Cell[RandomWord[], "Text"]]
$\endgroup$
1
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Surprise! The crazy storms that have hit the Europe and America has washed away sediment on the coast of Wales to reveal ancient trees that are now all over the shore.
The area near the village of Borth, Ceredigion in Mid Wales is a rich archaeological area, but since the hard-hitting storms, this new discovery is just plain awesome! The tree stumps likely date back to the Bronze Age, and are approximately 5,000 years old.
The forest was covered in a peat boggy-like sediment which has enabled amazing preservation as the lack of oxygen in these conditions is the best for keeping things in order. Archaeologists always knew there were tree stumps beneath the peat, but never knew the extent of it until now. The storms have revealed both pine and oak trees once littered the coast, along with part of a little walkway made from branches and logs.
According to ancient folklore, this area was called Cantre'r Gwaelod or "The Sunken Hundred" which was once a lush fertile land, but was covered but a massive flood.
Here's a video documenting the tree stumps:
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A pump station installation at Corona consists of two pumps configured in series each developing 1500 ft of head at 4000 gal/min. Diesel fuel (Spgr=0.85, and viscosity=5.9 cSt) is pumped from Corona to a delivery terminal at Sunnymead, 75 miles away. The required discharge pressure at Corona based on pipe size, pipe length, liquid properties, elevation profile between Corona and Sunnymead, and the required delivery pressure at Sunnymead has been calculated to be 1050 psi. The pump station suction pressure is maintained at 50 psi to prevent pump cavitation. Assume the combined efficiency of both pumps at Corona at the given flow rate to be 82%.
(a) Analyze the pump station pressures and determine the amount of throttle pressure and HP wasted.
(b) If electrical energy costs 8 cents per kWh, estimate the dollars lost in control valve throttling.
(c) What recommendation can you make to improve pipeline operation?


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I need to write SQL that keeps only the minimum 5 records per each identifiable record in a table. For this, I use
partition by and delete all records where the value returned is greater than 5. When I attempt to use the WHERE clause in the same query as the
partition by statement, I get the error "Ordered Analytical Functions not allowed in WHERE Clause". So, in order to get it to work, I have to use three subqueries. My SQL looks ilke this:
delete mydb.mytable where (field1,field2) in ( select field1,field2 from ( select field1,field2, Rank() over ( partition BY field1 order by field1,field2 ) n from mydb.mytable ) x where n > 5 )
The innermost subquery just returns the raw data. Since I can't use WHERE there, I wrapped it with a subquery, the purpose of which is to 1) use WHERE to get records greater than 5 in rank and 2) select only field1 and field2. The reason why I select only those two fields is so that I can use the IN statement for deleting those records in the outermost query.
It works, but it appears a bit cumbersome. I'd like to consolidate the inner two subqueries into a single subquery. Is this possible?


Protein from meat or vegetable sources in meals matched for fiber content has similar effects on subjective appetite sensations and energy intake - A randomized acute cross-over meal test study
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Higher-protein meals decrease hunger and increase satiety compared to lower-protein meals. However, no consensus exists about the different effects of animal and vegetable proteins on appetite. We investigated how a meal based on vegetable protein (fava beans/split peas) affected ad libitum energy intake and appetite sensations, compared to macronutrient-balanced, iso-caloric meals based on animal protein (veal/pork or eggs). Thirty-five healthy men were enrolled in this acute cross-over study. On each test day, participants were presented with one of four test meals (~3550 kilojoules (kJ) 19% of energy from protein), based on fava beans/split peas (28.5 g fiber), pork/veal or eggs supplemented with pea fiber to control for fiber content (28.5 g fiber), or eggs without supplementation of fiber (6.0 g fiber). Subjective appetite sensations were recorded at baseline and every half hour until the ad libitum meal three hours later. There were no differences in ad libitum energy intake across test meals (p > 0.05). Further, no differences were found across meals for hunger, satiety, fullness, prospective food consumption, or composite appetite score (all p > 0.05). Iso-caloric, macronutrient-balanced, fiber-matched meals based on vegetable protein (fava beans/split peas) or animal protein (veal/pork or eggs) had similar effects on ad libitum energy intake and appetite sensations.
OriginalsprogEngelsk
Artikelnummer96
TidsskriftNutrients
Vol/bind10
Udgave nummer1
Antal sider11
ISSN2072-6643
DOI
StatusUdgivet - 2018
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I got the idea for a file chunking program the other day while I was reading a Ruby article. I thought to myself, why not build a similar utility in C++? The idea of chunking a file (that is, taking a file and breaking it into smaller files) can be a useful utility when dealing with some rather big files. Perhaps if you mix it with some file compression before the chunking, it would be even better! The need for such a utility like this has diminished over recent years because of high bandwidth and larger storage mediums. However, some programs (like email) may still benefit from something like this. I will show you a simple example of breaking a file apart and then merging it back again into the original file... all right here on the Programming Underground!
<Swedish Chef from the Muppet Show in the kitchen throwing utensils and singing theme music>
The idea behind the chunking itself is not a complex one. What we need to do is locate a file, open it up, read so many bytes out of it, create a file for each bit we read and write that piece into the file. We then close that chunk file and open another and read more of the input file. We repeat the process until we reach the end of the original file.
Our chunking function is going to take three pieces of information. The full path to the file we want to chunk, the name we want to give each chunk (it will then append the chunk number) and the chunk size which the user can specify. So for instance if the user wanted to take "c:\input.txt" which is 330 bytes and tell it to chunk in segments of 50 bytes named "chunk", it is going to produce 7 files. 6 of those files will be 50 bytes and the last will be the remaining 30 bytes. They will be named "chunk.1", "chunk.2", "chunk.3" etc. I am sure you get the idea. ;)/>
We open the file input.txt and if everything is successful, we read out 50 bytes at a time and place them in new files. We continue the process until the input file reaches the end of the file. The code looks like this...

// Chunks a file by breaking it up into chunks of "chunkSize" bytes.
void chunkFile(char *fullFilePath, char *chunkName, unsigned long chunkSize) {
 ifstream fileStream;
 fileStream.open(fullFilePath, ios::in | ios::binary);
 // File open a success
 if (fileStream.is_open()) {
 ofstream output;
 int counter = 1;
 string fullChunkName;
 // Create a buffer to hold each chunk
 char *buffer = new char[chunkSize];
 // Keep reading until end of file
 while (!fileStream.eof()) {
 // Build the chunk file name. Usually drive:\\chunkName.ext.N
 // N represents the Nth chunk
 fullChunkName.clear();
 fullChunkName.append(chunkName);
 fullChunkName.append(".");
 // Convert counter integer into string and append to name.
 char intBuf[10];
 itoa(counter,intBuf,10);
 fullChunkName.append(intBuf);
 // Open new chunk file name for output
 output.open(fullChunkName.c_str(),ios::out | ios::trunc | ios::binary);
 // If chunk file opened successfully, read from input and
 // write to output chunk. Then close.
 if (output.is_open()) {
 fileStream.read(buffer,chunkSize);
 // gcount() returns number of bytes read from stream.
 output.write(buffer,fileStream.gcount());
 output.close();
 counter++;
 }
 }
 // Cleanup buffer
 delete(buffer);
 // Close input file stream.
 fileStream.close();
 cout << "Chunking complete! " << counter - 1 << " files created." << endl;
 }
 else { cout << "Error opening file!" << endl; }
}
As you can see, it is rather long and probably could be refactored a little. But stepping through it is not incredibly difficult. We open the input file, setup a buffer array which will hold each chunk read and then use that buffer to write to each file. The file name for each chunk is built using a string class (so make sure to include <string>) and then the chunk is written into it, closed and more input is read. The result of this function will yield the list of files ending in numbers.
Now once we have the chunks created, we will need a function that then takes each chunk file, opens it, reads it and puts it all into one file again.
As you can see we are opening each file in binary mode. This is so that we can not only read text files, but literally any file including jpg, exe files, dlls etc without having a serious problem or messing with bytes when we have a binary file.
The function to then merge the files together we call "joinFile". I guess I could have called it "mergeFile" or "glueFile" or something funny like that. This function also has a little helper function called "getFileSize" which simply gets the size of the chunk file so that it knows how big to make the buffer to read in the chunk. It goes a little bit like this...
// Finds chunks by "chunkName" and creates file specified in fileOutput
void joinFile(char *chunkName, char *fileOutput) {
 string fileName;
 // Create our output file
 ofstream outputfile;
 outputfile.open(fileOutput, ios::out | ios::binary);
 // If successful, loop through chunks matching chunkName
 if (outputfile.is_open()) {
 bool filefound = true;
 int counter = 1;
 int fileSize = 0;
 while (filefound) {
 filefound = false;
 // Build the filename
 fileName.clear();
 fileName.append(chunkName);
 fileName.append(".");
 char intBuf[10];
 _itoa(counter,intBuf,10);
 fileName.append(intBuf);
 // Open chunk to read
 ifstream fileInput;
 fileInput.open(fileName.c_str(), ios::in | ios::binary);
 // If chunk opened successfully, read it and write it to
 // output file.
 if (fileInput.is_open()) {
 filefound = true;
 fileSize = getFileSize(&fileInput);
 char *inputBuffer = new char[fileSize];
 fileInput.read(inputBuffer,fileSize);
 outputfile.write(inputBuffer,fileSize);
 delete(inputBuffer);
 fileInput.close();
 }
 counter++;
 }
 // Close output file.
 outputfile.close();
 cout << "File assembly complete!" << endl;
 }
 else { cout << "Error: Unable to open file for output." << endl; }
}
// Simply gets the file size of file.
int getFileSize(ifstream *file) {
 file->seekg(0,ios::end);
 int filesize = file->tellg();
 file->seekg(ios::beg);
 return filesize;
}
We give it the name of the chunk name we used in breaking the file and then the filename we want to merge the chunks as. We could improve this code a little where instead of attempting to read a buffer of "fileSize" we could work with a smaller buffer and keep reading until we reach the end of the chunk. You may want to think about such a change if you think the chunks will be extremely large (tens of megs or higher) and don't want to burn up a lot of memory.
For this utility I would suggest not trying to create chunk files which are in the multiple gigabyte size range. Probably a few megs each would do nicely for chunking a file that is a couple gigs. The balance would be to create decent sized chunks which you could transport without having to create hundreds of chunks.
This utility would have been perfect for back in the day when we used diskettes that could only hold 1.44 megs each. I believe DOS had a similar utility like this, but I figured it would be a nice little theoretical program you could play with and put into your programs if you needed one.
I hope you enjoy it. As with all code on the programming underground, this is in the public domain and free to use as you see fit. Enjoy the code tidbits and thanks for reading! :)
If you want more blog entries like this, check out the official blog over on The Coders Lexicon. There you will find


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Glass Capillary Viscometers
Size A Nominal constant 0.003 Viscosity range (mm²s-¹,cSt) 0.9 to 3
BS/U Tube Viscometers, with UKAS certificate.
ISO 3104, ISO 3105, ASTM D 445, ASTM D 446, BS 188
Suitable for the measurement of transparent liquids, nominal overall length 300mm,approx sample size 13-40ml.
PSL viscometers are constructed from low expansion borosilicate glass and the precision bore tubing used for the capillary section is held to a close tolerance of ±0.01mm. Calibration is carried out in the PSL Calibration Laboratory which has shown that it meets the requirements of ISO 17025, by independent UKAS accreditation. The PSL Calibration Laboratory maintains its own primary viscosity scale, based upon the internationally agreed value of distilled water at 20°C of 1.0034mm2/s. Each calibration performed is one step away from this primary scale, producing very low uncertainties of measurement.


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Which good is not imported in India?
List of items prohibited for import into India: Other meat and edible meat offal, fresh, chilled or frozen of wild animals. Pig fat, free of lean meat and poultry fat, not rendered or otherwise extracted, fresh, chilled, frozen, salted, in brine, dried or smoked.
What Cannot be exported from India?
- Human skeleton.
- Specified sea-shells.
- Beef, tallow, fat/oil of animal origin.
- Exotic birds except for a few specified ones.
- Wild animals, their parts and products.
- Specified Live birds and animals.
What are India's imports and exports?
Exports and imports India exports approximately 7500 commodities to about 190 countries, and imports around 6000 commodities from 140 countries. India exported US$318.2 billion and imported $462.9 billion worth of commodities in 2014.
Why India's exports are less than imports?
Structural factors: Some structural (read long term) like low technological adaptability and absence of technology intensive foreign investment are curtailing India's exports. The slowdown of engineering goods, poor progress in electronics are the result of such structural factors.
Why imports are high in India?
Tax on imports in India are high because of India's policy of encouraging local/homegrown industries. The high import tariffs are a result of this policy, which recognises the need for industries in developing countries like India to be protected from international trade.
Which of the following is not amongst India's major export items?
Oil and petroleum products are not amongst India's major export items.
What are prohibited and restricted goods?
Banned and restricted goods controlled drugs. offensive weapons, for example flick knives. self-defence sprays, for example pepper spray and CS gas. endangered animal and plant species.
What is negative list of product?
This Negative Lists consist of goods whose import is prohibited & restricted through licensing or otherwise, or canalised and accordingly prohibited items in this Negative List of imports shall not be imported. Such goods can only be imported or exported by the canalising agency specified in the Negative Lists.
Why does India import more than it exports?
India is an Agricultural country and India's Exports are Mainly related to Agriculture or RAW Materials for Industries/Factories. If India was an Industrial Country like China then India's exports will be more than import.
Is the Indian economy really as bad as it seems?
R eserve Bank of India recently painted quite a gloomy picture for the Indian economy and rating house Moody's too pointed out how corruption and scams are hampering the country's business environment. However, things are not as bad as it seems. For, quite a few contradictory statements are doing the rounds as well.
What are some interesting facts about the Indian economy?
I ndia is moving from being an agriculture based economy to an industrialised and service focused economy similar to the US, Europe and other industrialised countries. India is now the world's biggest manufacturer of small cars. India is ranked 12th in the world in terms of nominal factory output.
Why should you do business in India?
So doing business in India is a must for companies with a long-term view. India will sooner or later come back to the time when it was the biggest economy in the world. Great news for Indians, indeed!


Computer modeling helps stadium's solar panels withstand quakes
07/15/2009 | PCWorld
A new 55,000-seat stadium in Taiwan that has the ability to provide its own power and water is reported to be among the greenest buildings in the world. The stadium, sometimes called the "sun-powered stunner," is also designed to withstand severe earthquakes and typhoons. Solar panels on the stadium's roof generate energy for the building, and builders used computer modeling to determine the impact that earthquakes or typhoons would have on the panels.
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Optical Measurement of Granite Tranches.
Automatic contour recognition
In association with Kusser Aicha Granitwerke FORWISS has developed an optical measuring system for granite plates. The informations on these so called tranches are saved in a relational database system. During the measuring process the system will automatically recognize parts of the tranche that were marked as defective by simply covering the surface with painted tiles.
In addition a colored picture of a small part of the tranche will be shot in order to classify the surface color and structure of the granite tranche. This picture will also be stored in the database.
Kusser Aicha Granitwerk - ball spring
On the basis of the database proper tranches could be chosen by a salesclerk to simplify customer requests. To do this, it had been necessary to implement intelligent search functions, an estimation and optimization of the production waste and the value of the remaining tranche, and the possibility of comparing the surface collor of different tranches
The whole software system can be controlled with a modern interactive user interface and leads to efficient storage administration and quality assurance in a middle class company.
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To check the specific gravity of the electrolyte, it is possible to use a hydrometer (also called an "aerometer") or a digital density meter (also called a "digital hydrometer").
Using a hydrometer
A lead acid battery hydrometer is a special type of hydrometer which looks like a syringe with a bulb. Inside the bulb there is a float which is calibrated for measuring the Specific Gravity (SG). To use the hydrometer, you suck some of the battery acid (H2SO4) out of the battery up into the bulb and read off the value indicated by the float floating in the sample.
Using a digital density meter
A digital density meter (sometimes called a digital hydrometer) can be used to measure the specific gravity of the sulfuric acid electrolyte as long as the measuring cell withstands aggressive acids. The result is typically converted into the right temperature and displayed in the desired unit like SG (Specific Gravity) 80/80 on the digital display.
Density meters (or digital hydrometers) have some advantages over hydrometers: As well as being quicker and giving the result on a digital display already converted to the temperature, cleaning is simpler. Between measurements with a digital density meter cleaning of the cell is not required because the samples are similar, only a rinsing prior to the next measurement is performed. Density measurement on a density meter only requires handling of a small volume of 2 mL.
By following a few simple guidelines it is possible to ensure good density measurement results.


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Influence of magnetic impurities on the heat capacity of nuclear spins
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It is found that over a wide range of temperatures and magnetic fields even a small concentration of magnetic impurities in a sample leads to a T−1 temperature dependence of the nuclear heat capacity. This effect is due to nuclear spin polarization by the magnetic impurities. The parameter that controls the theory turns out not to be the impurity concentration nimp but instead the quantity nimpμ e /μ n , where μ e and μ n are the magnetic moments of an electron and a nucleus, respectively. The ratio of μ e and μ n is of order of 103.
PACS numbers65.40.+g 75.40.Cx 75.30.Hx 75.25.+z
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Perl Question
How to pipe the content of a variable as STDIN in a qx{} statement in Perl?
I basically would like to do this:
$_ = "some content that need to be escaped &>|\"$\''\s\\";
qx{echo $_ | foo}
There are two problems here. First the content of
$_
needs to be escaped as it can contain binary data. Second, invoking
echo
might be slightly inefficient.
How can I simply pipe some content as STDIN to a command in Perl?
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You can use open2 from IPC::Open2 to read and write to the same process.
Now you don't need to care about escaping anything.
use IPC::Open2;
use FileHandle;
my $writer = FileHandle->new;
my $reader = FileHandle->new;
my $pid = open2( $reader, $writer, 'wc -c' );
# write to the pipe
print $writer 'some content that need to be escaped &>|\"$\''\s\\';
# tell it you're done
$writer->close;
# read the out of the pipe
my $line = <$reader>;
print $line;
This will print 48.
Note that you can't use double quotes "" for the exact input you showed because the number of backslashes \ is wrong.
See perldoc open and perlipc for more information.


There are 2 greate modules for importing nodes Feeds and Feed Import. Is there a way to update fields of existing nodes on import from XML or CSV file?
For example, there is an XML feed from another website with products (id + price) and file with additional data for the same products (id + description). How to import both sources into the same node in Drupal?
You need to set up feeds and feeds_xpathparser. You could found a good start for configuring all this here : _URL_
Concerning your concern about updating, you can do this by configuring the guid as your external unique id. In the screenshot provided, you can see in my case the xml tag used for unique id is simply .
xml parser configuration
Then, you just have to configure the node processor so that it will "Update existing node" when it found a duplicate as shown on the screenshot below.
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You should know the nid to be able to import this product.
In node import when you add the nid to the csv it understand that there is an update, but you should try it, maybe it delete all the content but not the information from the csv.
The best options in this case should be to make a bacthapi process to update all the nodes.
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Who to select:
The most important aspect of a MJTA workshop is team selection. In addition to the technical competence required, participants should have:
- The ability and willingness to clearly and accurately describe their experience and knowledge.
- The skill of listening respectfully to the views of others and participating effectively in group discussions without dominating or being dominated.
- The disposition toward not overreacting to criticism or having their contributions analyzed/reorganized.
- The disposition toward being a team player an wants to participate in the process.
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How to Care for Porcelain Dinnerware
Porcelain dinnerware is known for its elegance, as well as its fragility. Due to these qualities, many people choose to use their porcelain dishes only on special occasions.
Other forms of dinnerware, such as stoneware, are quite durable due to their ability to withstand the extreme hot and cold temperatures of the microwave, oven, refrigerator and freezer; many porcelain dishes cannot tolerate such conditions. In fact, most porcelain dinnerware needs to be used and cared for in a gentle and specific manner in order to preserve it.
Handwashing Tips
 2. Fill the container about halfway full of lukewarm water. Place only one or two dishes at a time in the container to avoid overloading.
 3. Use a mild liquid dish detergent and a non-abrasive cleaning tool such as a soft-bristled brush or a dish cloth to wash the porcelain dinnerware.
 4. Rinse the dishes off in a lukewarm running water, or place another container in the sink for rinsing purposes.
 5. Thoroughly dry the dishes with a soft dish towel.
Dishwashing Tips
 1. Refer to the manufacturer's care instructions when considering placing porcelain dinnerware in a dishwasher. Older porcelain or antique porcelain should be handwashed.
 2. Load the dishwasher with care by making sure that none of the porcelain dinnerware touches another piece. If dishes are allowed to rub or vibrate during the dishwasher's cycle, chipping or cracking could result.
 3. Use a gentle wash setting. Avoid using a high heat drying setting for your porcelain dinnerware. Choose a lower setting, or one with no heat.
 4. Use a mild dishwashing detergent that will not be abrasive to the porcelain.
 5. Allow the porcelain to completely cool before you attempt to remove any pieces from the dishwasher.
General Care
 1. Do not allow acidic foods to remain on your dishes. Wash them as soon as possible by using one of the methods above.
 2. Place something between the porcelain plates during storage. Napkins, paper towels or the foam pads that were part of the original packing can be used to keep the dishes from sustaining scratch or scuff marks.
 3. Never allow the porcelain to come into contact with a direct flame, as cracking can result.
 4. Warning
 Avoid using lemon or acidic detergents when cleaning porcelain dinnerware. These type of cleaners may be harmful.
 Do not leave porcelain dinnerware submerged in water for extended periods of time.


text: Chatter vibrations during machining operations are large-amplitude self-excited vibrations, which result in the loss of physical contact between the workpiece and the tool. This paper presents an electric contact sensor, which is used to detect the cutting and noncutting periods during the operation. The spectrum of the signal of the electric contact sensor is free from environmental noise and can be used to select the chatter frequencies as the boundary of stability is approached. The detection is automatic with the use of an analog phototransistor that helps the time-periodic sectioning of the measured signals. The presented approach makes chatter detection possible before harmful vibrations arise.


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The Woman Who Discovered Printing T.H. Barrett
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- Publication date:
- 15 Feb 2008
- 192 pages: 216 x 138 x 22mm
- 6 b&w illustrations
This beguiling book asks a set of unusual and fascinating questions - why is early Chinese printing so little acknowledged, despite anticipating Gutenberg by centuries? Why are the religious elements of all early printing overlooked? And why did printing in China not have the immediate obvious impact it did in Europe?T. H. Barrett, a leading scholar of medieval China, brings us the answers through the intriguing story of Empress Wu (AD 625-705) and the revolution in printing that occurred during her rule. Linking Asian and European history with substantial new research into Chinese sources, Barrett identifies methods of transmitting texts before printing and explains the historical context of seventh-century China. He explores the dynastic reasons behind Empress Wu's specific interest in printing and the motivating role of her private religious beliefs. He also deduces from eighthand ninth-century Chinese records an explanation for the lesser impact of the introduction of printing in China than in Europe. As Renaissance Europe was later astonished to learn of China's achievement, so today's reader will be fascinated by this engaging perspective on the history of printing and the technological superiority of Empress Wu's China.
T. H. Barrett is professor of East Asian History at the School of Oriental and African Studies, London. Among his books are Taoism Under the T'ang; Li Ao: Buddhist, Taoist or Neo-Confucian? and, with Peter Hobson, Poems of Hanshan. He lives in Cambridgeshire, England.
'... fascinating and makes us gasp at the early Chinese civilisation for both their progressive thinking and their cruelty. We in the West need to look with fresh eyes at the world social history and thankfully Yale University Press is at the forefront of this.' Bill Spence, Yorkshire Gazette and Herald
'The real thrust of his [Barrett's] beautifully compact but formidably well-researched book lies in its thoughtful investigation of Wu and her milieu. Indeed so literate is The Woman Who Discovered Printing that it belongs immediatley to that fine tradition of English writing about Chinese initiated by Arthur Waley.' Justin Wintle, The Independent

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Join Ontario Nature Youth Council members Derek and Luke and the Town of Whitby's park staff for a pollinator planting at a naturalized portion of a dry storm water pond in Vanier Park (Whitby). 🌱
Learn about the importance of pollinators and wetlands while making a difference in your community. High school students can also earn volunteer hours!
What are Our Special Spaces events? Each year, Ontario Nature's Youth Council organizes conservation volunteering events across Ontario. These events, called Our Special Spaces (OSS) are youth-led nature restoration projects. For more information on OSS events, check out our OSS webpage.
Plants, trowels, gloves, and light snacks will be provided. This event is generously supported by TD Friends of the Environment Foundation.


Are the change events of a transaction always guaranteed to appear in the order in which they are executed?
Are the change events of a transaction always guaranteed to appear in the order in which they are executed? For example, if two concurrent transactions are being executed, the below sequence shows the order of the operations being maintained even if the transactions themselves are not grouped together.
txn1 - operation1
txn1 - operation2
txn2 - operation1
txn1 - operation3
txn1 - operation4
txn2 - operation2
txn2 - operation3
txn2 - operation4
Is there a possibility of the change events appearing as:
txn1 - operation1
txn1 - operation2
txn2 - operation1
txn1 - operation4
txn1 - operation3
txn2 - operation4
txn2 - operation3
txn2 - operation2
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In MongoDB, the order of operations within a single transaction is guaranteed to be maintained. However, the order of operations across multiple concurrent transactions is not guaranteed to be maintained. In other words, if two transactions are executed concurrently, the order in which the change events for each transaction appear in the database may not match the order in which the operations were executed. This is because MongoDB uses a multi-version concurrency control (MVCC) model which allows multiple transactions to execute concurrently and make changes to the same data, and the resulting order of operations may depend on the specific timing and order of those changes.
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Testing the operation of all door and window contacts, and motion detectors.
Step 1: Verify that the alarm system is in "READY" mode. Do not arm it!
Step 2: Open each protected door or window, one at a time.
Step 3: Check that the keypad displays the door or window you are testing is open.
Step 4: Close the respective door or window. The keypad should display "ZONE OPEN".
Step 5: Repeat this procedure for each sensor in the system.
Testing the signal transmission to ADT monitoring center.
Step 1: Call ADT Customer Service at 03-9236 1827 and ask that your alarm system be placed in "TEST" mode. Be ready to give your monitoring account number and password to the operator.
Step 2: Arm your system as usual and set it off by opening a door or window, or by tripping a motion detector. Allow the alarm to sound for at least one minute.
Step 3: Turn off your system and reset it to "READY" mode.
Step 4: Verify that the signal was received by the Monitoring Center.
Step 5: Call ADT Customer Service at 03-9236 1827 to take alarm system off test.


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Firstly, the accuracy of the location of a point depends on the signal of the GPS device. Generally speaking, if there is a 3G signal, the signal of the GPS device is good. Of course, you can control the accuracy from the settings, but if the signal is not good, the accuracy would be as good as the signal is!
Every time you want to add a point press the "+" button.
In the current version, iPinPoint can measure the magnitude of an angle, and the distance between two points or the length of an object. You need to add 3 points to measure an angle, and two points to measure a distance. In the case of an angle, the second point is the angle vertex.


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Meaning of wheel horse
- Also calleda horse, or one of the horses, harnessed behind others and nearest the front wheels of a vehicle.
- the left-hand horse of a pair hitched to a wagon or plow.
- a reliable, diligent, and strong worker.
- wheel horse (Thesaurus)


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Multilayered Coating could herald Corrosion Resistant Steel
Steel is one of the strongest materials found on earth and is widely used for construction. But on its own, the durability of steel is poor. Galvanizing steel increases its corrosion resistance, making it more sustainable. Recently, a group of scientists from Korea proposed a novel method of multilayer coating to increase the longevity of steel.
The strength of steel makes it one of the most robust materials known to man. When galvanized with zinc (Zn), it becomes more resistant to corrosion. This makes it an economical choice to use in construction and infrastructure.
In the last decade, Zn reserves have fallen appreciably, forcing us to switch to using Zn alloys. Magnesium (Mg) is the most commonly used alloy mineral, and when used in small amounts it can improve the corrosive resistance of Zn.
Now, Professor Myeong-Hoon Lee, Head of the Center of Surface Corrosion Control Engineering at Korea Maritime and Ocean University, and his colleagues have proposed a novel coating for steel that promises to increase its longevity. "During my time in the navy, I noticed a lot of machines that were rusting. So, I engaged in this research, hoping to produce better anti-corrosive steel," says Prof. Lee, explaining his motivation behind the study.
"To survive in harsh environments, high anti-corrosive materials need to be developed. Steel is one such material and increasing its life span makes the steel more sustainable," Prof. Lee explains. Their study, published in Corrosion Science, was made available online on April 25, 2022, and subsequently published in Volume 202 of the journal on July 1, 2022.
The proposed multilayer coating comprises three layers fabricated using physical vapor deposition (PVD). A Zn–Mg layer is sandwiched between two Zn layers. The top Zn layer protects the Zn–Mg layer from being in contact with the corrosive environment. The last line of defence for the steel is the bottom Zn layer.
Two samples were prepared to test the corrosion resistance of this modified steel—one containing 10% Mg and the other 25% Mg. The team found that the signs of rust appeared at 208 hours and 408 hours for the 10% and 25% compositions, respectively, when compared with 96/120 hours for conventional Zn coatings.
Next, they compared the corrosion resistance of the two compositions. They found that the 25% composition has a higher resistance to rust than the 10% one. This was contrary to previous reports suggesting Mg content higher than 8% lowers the corrosion resistance of steel. The scientists attributed this contradictory finding to the presence of the top Zn layer, which made it possible to increase the Mg content in the Zn–Mg layer.
"The multilayer coating on steel makes it highly stable, economical, and durable, making it an ideal choice for use in harsh environments," concludes Prof. Lee.
These findings may certainly have far-reaching applications in infrastructure and construction where long-lasting steel is an essential requirement.


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Colorado State Wildlife
© Mac Stone Colorado State Wildlife Action Plan Featured Image
In order to direct limited conservation resources toward the greatest need for Colorado's wildlife, the Colorado Division of Wildlife developed the Colorado Wildlife Action Plan. This Plan, prepared through a rigorous process of coordination with partners and stakeholders, identifies conservation priorities on three levels: habitats, watersheds, and focus areas.
In developing Colorado's State Wildlife Action Plan (SWAP), CDOW biologists identified those habitats within the state that warrant a higher sense of conservation urgency. The High Priority Habitats map depicts those habitats as represented by Southwest Regional GAP (SWReGAP) landcover classes. Once the SWAP high priority habitats were identified by biologists from CDOW, these habitats were then crosswalked to their equivalent SWReGAP ecological systems, and these systems were extracted from the landcover dataset to produce the High Priority Habitats map. The State Wildlife Action Plan's (SWAPs) high priority habitats data help users understand which habitats in the state warrant a higher sense of conservation urgency. These habitats are of conservation concern because they are declining in extent or condition, threats are high, and/or they support species of greatest conservation concern.
High Priority Watersheds data depict general patterns of distribution and concentration for the 19 fish species identified as Tier 1 Species of Greatest Conservation Need in Colorado's State Wildlife Action Plan. These data were derived from CDOW's aquatic species database, which includes information from CDOW field personnel, field observations, creel surveys, sampling, and other non-CDOW sources (U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Bureau of Land Management, and U.S. Forest Service). The areas displayed within this dataset do not cover all critical aquatic waters within the state. Rather, they represent species richness based on general occurrence and distribution of Tier 1 fish species per USGS National Hydrological Dataset (NHD) broken up by HUC units at level 10. This dataset represents the best available, publically distributable data for these species at this time. The fish species represented by this dataset are: Arkansas darter, bonytail chub, brassy minnow, Colorado pikeminnow, Colorado River cutthroat trout, common shiner, greenback cutthroat trout, humpback chub, lake chub, northern redbelly dace, plains minnow, plains orangethroat darter, razorback sucker, Rio Grande chub, Rio Grande cutthroat trout, Rio Grande sucker, roundtail chub, southern redbelly dace, suckermouth minnow. The State Wildlife Action Plan's High Priority Watersheds data help users understand which watersheds in the state warrant a higher sense of conservation urgency. These watersheds are of conservation concern because they support the most at-risk fish species in the state. Several of these species are federally listed.
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Florida's state bird is the Northern Mockingbird, state flower is the Orange Blossom, and one of it's state fish is the Large mouth bass. If you want to get down to all of the wildlife and details, then find all you need at


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Statement by Dr. Terry Brooks, executive director, Kentucky Youth Advocates
LOUISVILLE, KY – The Kentucky House has a track record that clearly values family stability and protecting children from maltreatment. Yet, on the same day as passing critical legislation that will positively impact children across the child welfare continuum, House members ensured passage of House Bill 7 that threatens efforts to improve child safety and well-being.
As we've previously shared, there is emerging evidence about the critical role of economic and concrete supports in preventing child maltreatment, including lowering chances of a substantiated abuse or neglect report for children who participate in SNAP or WIC and a decrease in child maltreatment investigations when children have continuous Medicaid or CHIP coverage. While we are glad to see that vulnerable groups, such as kids, foster youth, and kinship and fictive kin caregivers, are especially protected from the changes proposed in HB 7, the possibility remains for unintended consequences of those good intentions to improve the state's public benefits system.
We thank House Speaker David Osborne and Speaker Pro Tem David Meade for continuing to listen to feedback from stakeholders and considering key recommendations as the legislation advances, including:
- Clarifying language to allow the Cabinet for Health and Family Services' (CHFS) discretion to determine punishments for violations of fraud.
- Exempting payments made to foster, kinship, and fictive kin caregivers, as well as exempting WIC and third-party payments, such as CCAP, from requirements that public assistance programs be distributed on the same EBT card.
- Removing language around Categorical Eligibility for public benefits so children in households enrolled in SNAP can continue to automatically be eligible for free school meals.
- Requiring CHFS to develop an online Employment and Training program so families have more options to fulfill work and community engagement requirements.
- Establishing a Benefit Cliff Task Force to study bridge insurance program for low-income families and strengthen access to the Child Care Assistance Program.
As this legislation heads to the Senate, we ask for the following considerations:
- Explicitly exempt former foster youth from provisions within the legislation to ensure there are not additional barriers for this vulnerable group.
- Allow noncustodial parents who are behind on child support the ability to prove their involvement in their child's life before disqualifying them from public benefits.
- Allow Presumptive Eligibility determinations to be made by medical practitioners and various clinical sites to ensure the determination for pregnant women and children isn't limited to only hospitals.
- Strengthen the appeals process so families have the opportunity for due process before being charged with fraud.
In addition to these recommendations, we have several questions related to the bill, including but not limited to: How are former foster youth impacted by this bill? What counts as community engagement? How will mandated community engagement be monitored? Are pregnant women and former foster youth excluded from community engagement programs? What is the fiscal note for HB 7? Is ninety days enough time for the Cabinet to integrate SNAP, Medicaid, and other public assistance programs into the same EBT card?
Safety net programs play a critical role in making sure families struggling to make ends meet can have food to eat, cover basic family needs, and access critical supports and services needed to be healthy. Kentucky will be strongest when all children have their best chance to thrive as we continue to build an equitable pandemic recovery. We call on Senate leadership to consider these recommendations and questions as HB 7 progresses through the legislative process.
Stay up-to-date on Blueprint for Kentucky's Children priorities and bills that are good for kids on our Kentucky General Assembly Bill Tracker.
About Kentucky Youth Advocates
Kentucky Youth Advocates believes all children deserve to be safe, healthy, and secure. As THE independent voice for Kentucky's children, we work to ensure policymakers create investments and policies that are good for children. Learn more at _URL_.


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| NAME: Chilili
CLIMATE: The weather will be no problem
BEST TIME TO VISIT: Any time
. Present spanish village was established
in 1841, however this site was visited by Chamuscado in 1581 and probably
is referred to by Onate in 1598 as Chiu Alle. Alonso de Benavides mentions
it in 1630 as the first pueblo of the Tompira Indian group, and refers to
missionary activity begun by the Fransicans about 1613. Pueblo was abandoned
between 1669 and 1676 because of Apache raids. Chilili' on L'Atlas Curieux
(1700). Ruins of Indian pueblo lie on W side of ARROYO DE CHILILI.Post office
from 1882 to 1937.CHILILI GRANT. In the SE corner of Torrance County line.
On March 8, 1841, Sandiago Padilla and six others, for themselves and twenty
more heads of families, petitioned Gov. Manuel Armijo. Grant was approved
March 20 and the men took possession on March 29, 1841.
|Chilili. In the Manzano mountains SE of Albuquerque, on US 10. One of the oldest place names in NM records, since the site was first visited in 1581. Submitted by: Samuel W McWhorter||


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- Code of Conduct (Please note there is no longer a separate version for elementary students)
- Code of Conduct – Arabic (Arabic Translation)
The Dearborn Public Schools consider maintaining a safe, secure, and orderly learning environment our number one priority. We believe, through securing a safe, secure, and orderly learning environment, we foster the development of responsible active citizens of our city, state, and country.
A necessary step to secure such an orderly learning environment is to outline the standards for behavior by our students and staff. The Code of Conduct for the Dearborn Public Schools ensures this first step. It is through the judicious application of our Code of Conduct that we nurture responsible and caring citizens and citizenship by our students.


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The Swedish Environmental Code
- Publication date:
- Ministry publications series
- Ministry of the Environment
The Swedish Environmental Code was adopted in 1998 and entered into force 1 January 1999. The rules contained within 15 acts have been amalgameted in the Code. As many similar rules in previous statutes have been replaced with common rules, the number of provisions has been reduced. The
Environmental Code is nonetheless a major piece of legislation. The Code contains 33 chapters comprising almost 500 sections. However, it is only the fundamental environmental rules that are included in the Environmental Code. More detailed provisions are laid down in ordinances made by the Government.
The translation takes account of amendments that have been
made since the Code entered into force up to 1 August 2000.
References to the laws adopting the amendments are given in
parantheses and show the reference number of the law in question. However, laws regulating transitional arrangements
or dates of entry into force have not been included.
The two annexes specifying the environmental classes of petrol and diesel fuels are not included in the translation.
The Ministry of Environment publishes the translation as a
service to interested persons but takes no legal responsibility for the translation or for any consequenses arising from its use.


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The Search For A Concealed Impact Crater
Monday, January 15th, 2018
Professor Dr. Donald Stierman and student Eric Armstrong from the University of Toledo, Ohio (UT) recently used the MOHO Tromino passive seismic system from Exploration Instruments (EXI) to try to detect the bottom of a suspected impact crater located in Seneca County, Ohio. It is believed the crater is concealed under 10 meters of till and the survey area is covered with row crops spring to autumn.
The MOHO Tromino is a small broadband, three component seismograph that utilizes the Horizontal to Vertical Spectral Ratio (HVSR) method to generate a shear wave velocity model of the subsurface. UT used the Tromino to measure the passive ambient seismic noise using its three component seismograph (N-S, E-W, and Vertical components) outside and inside the potential crater. Employing MOHO's HSVR processing software, Grilla, the measured background ambient noise was used to generate Impedance Amplitude Reponses verse Frequency plots. The higher the amplitude the larger the contrast between layers and the lower the frequency the deeper the contrasting layer. Data from outside the potential impact crater in Figure 1 shows a strong impedance contrast response observed at a frequency of approximately 10 hz. A depth verse shear wave velocity plot was modeled based on the H/V response in Figure 2 using Grilla which shows data consistent with the soil / bedrock interface of 10 meters from well logs and other geophysical data from outside the potential crater.
The record from inside the suspected crater area, shown in Figure 3, indicates a more gradual impedance contrast - consistent with the fractured bedrock expected in the crater.
UT is still performing final processing and interpretation of the Tromino data and EXI will share the final results when UT's analysis is complete. The most recent formal report by UT is a GSA poster you can view via a link from the abstract _URL_


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Another chapter in the upcoming AROUND The COUNTY – "The County's Four Riverside Parks"
One of the greatest attractions of Washington County is water, fresh flowing creeks and streams with fishing, swimming, and poking around in the shallows for fossils and arrowheads. Since the late 19th century, 'Riverside Park' has attracted all sorts of people to the banks of the West Fork of White River in Washington County, Arkansas. Picnics, restful scenic outings, and swimming were (and are) in the offing at Riverside Park, and even in winter visitors may be found there.
But which Riverside Park?
The first Riverside Park was established by 1882 with the construction of the Pacific & Great Eastern Railroad from Fayetteville east. Fun-seeking citizens rode the train to the park where they could enjoy picnics and events as well as the simple pleasures of the river. "Excursions were run every day out to Wyman during the hot seasons, where there was provision for boating and swimming. … a July 4th program in 1882 featured an all-day picnic. Trains were to run every two hours to accommodate the public, and a printed program announced the speakers of the day would be the Honorable William Walker Bishop on "The Tariff and Financial Questions of the Day" and "Arkansas As It Was and Is" by Uncle Ann Fitzgerald. An onion-eating contest offered prizes while order would be enforced by Sheriff Ike Combs."


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British International SchoolTuraida Street 1, Piņķi, Babītes municipality
The school is located in the territory of 1,5 ha. Institution has several sports and playing fields as well as 76 parking places. Works consisted of new 2-storey 32 classroom school, with fully equipped art studio, music, science classrooms, modern computer class and a canteen. Project allows further extension of the building.
New school is one of eight prestigious British King's College schools in the World. For 45 years already, with an excellency they have been working in the United Kingdom's education system as well as out of it. Latvian British School is the first this level United Kingdom's education institution in Latvia. The school ensures studies in various levels – starting from pre-primary school (3 years old) until the end of high school (18 years old). Study process is provided by a team of teachers from the United Kingdom. School is intended to be for 200 students.
- SIA "ESPI"
- Name of the project:
- British International School
- Type of construction:
- Education, culture, sports buildings
- SIA „ER. ARCH" Egils Raņķis
- SIA "Diānas Zalānes projekta birojs"
- Description of work:
- New building
- Turaida Street 1, Piņķi, Babītes municipality
- Beginning of project:
- Completion year:
- Characteristic feature:
- Total area: 3 400,33 m2


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Quake-damaged water and waste systems have so far withstood the freezing conditions in Christchurch.
Underground infrastructure is undergoing a rebuild following the February 2011 earthquake and concerns have been raised about what impact the freeze and thaw would have on pipes that are already cracked.
Christchurch City Council water and waste manager Mark Christison says the thaw is causing twice the volume of water to flow through the storm water network, but the treatment plant in Bromley is holding up.
The normal flow through the plant is two-and-a-half cubic metres per second. On Thursday, it peaked at five cubic metres per second.
Mr Christison says most of the water pipes and sewers are below freezing level, but the council is keeping a close eye on them.


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Effect of atmospheric radiance errors in radiometric sea surface temperature measurements
In situ radiometric measurements of the sea surface skin temperature (SSST) are typically obtained by using infrared radiometer systems mounted on ships. The emissivity of seawater is less than unity and the signal measured by a radiometer viewing the sea surface is mainly composed of sea surface radiance and a small (<2%) downwelling skying radiance component reflected at the sea-surface into the radiometer field of view. For a given sea view angle the effect of ship roll and pitch or non-simultaneous sea and sky radiance measurements may result in the determination of inappropriate sky radiance measurements.
Bibliographic Reference: Article published in: Applied Optics, 39 (2000), pp2392-2397
Record Number: 200013110 / Last updated on: 2001-02-23
Original language: en
Available languages: en