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Dynamic Field Interaction With Front End Modules¶
Knowing about how front end modules interact with dynamic fields is not strictly necessary to extend dynamic fields for the ticket or article objects, since all the screens that could use the dynamic fields are already prepared. But in case of custom developments or to extend the dynamic fields to other objects is very useful to know how to access dynamic fields framework from a front end module.
The following picture shows a simple example of how the dynamic fields interact with other OTRS framework parts.
The first step is that the front end module reads the configured dynamic fields. For example
AgentTicketNote should read
Ticket::Frontend::AgentTicketNote###DynamicField setting. This setting can be used as the filter parameter for
DynamicField core module function
DynamicFieldListGet(). The screen can store the results of this function to have the list of the dynamic fields activated for this particular screen.
Next, the screen should try to get the values from the web request. It can use the back end object function
EditFieldValueGet() for this purpose, and can use this values to trigger ACLs. The back end object will use each driver to perform the specific actions for all functions.
To continue, the screen should get the HTML for each field to display it. The back end object function
EditFieldRender() can be used to perform this action and the ACLs restriction as well as the values from
the web request can be passed to this function in order to get better results. In case of a submit the screen could also use the back end object function
EditFieldValueValidate() to check the mandatory fields.
Other screens could use
DisplayFieldRender() instead of
EditFieldRender() if the screen only shows the field value, and in such case no value validation is needed.
To store the value of the dynamic field is necessary to get the object ID. For this example if the dynamic field is linked to a ticket object, the screen should already have the
TicketID, otherwise if the field is linked to an article object in order to set the value of the field is necessary to create the article first.
ValueSet() from the back end object can be used to set the dynamic field value.
In summary the front end modules does not need to know how each dynamic field works internally to get or set their values or to display them. It just needs to call the back end object module and use the fields in a generic way.


Sun Java System Access Manager 7.1 Developer's Guide
Setting Up a Client Identity
Some of the Access Manager components such as SAML, User Management, Policy, require an identity for the client. The client application reads configuration data to identify the client. You can set up the identity for the client in one of two ways:
Note –
Some of the configuration attributes (such as password) are encrypted and stored in the data store as an Encryption/Decryption Key. If such attributes have to be decrypted by the client, the property must be set, and must be the same as that of the Access Manager Server.
This value is generated at installation time and stored in the following file:
To Set Username and Password Properties
The following properties can be used to set the username and password that can be used by client SDK to obtain the configuration parameters. The authenticated username should have permissions to read the configuration data for SAML and User Management.
For scenarios where plain text password would be security concern, an encrypted password can be provided using the property: com.iplanet.am.service.secret.
If an encrypted password is provided, the encryption key must also be provided using the property: am.encryption.pwd.
To Set an SSO Token Provider
Set the following property: com.sun.identity.security.AdminToken
This provides an implementation for the interface, which returns the following single sign-on (SSO) token: com.sun.identity.security.AppSSOTokenProvider.


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The mil gage uses the magnetic induction and eddy current principles to detect the thickness of the coating or plating on the metal work non-destructively.
To purchase a mil gage, you need to know the following points:
 1. Confirm the substrate. The substrate is a magnetically conductive metal (steel, iron), the coating is a non-magnetic material then choose an iron-based mil gage. The substrate is a non-magnetic metal (copper, aluminum), the coating is a non-metallic material then choose a non-ferrous mil gage. If both of the above conditions are available, we should choose the dual-use mil gage and the instrument automatically recognizes the substrate.
 2. The instrument needs to pay attention to the measurement range. The test range of different instruments is different.
 3. The measurement accuracy of the instrument requires the user to judge whether the accuracy of the instrument is consistent according to the requirements of his own production process.
The mil gage independently developed by Linshang Technology is a dual-purpose mil gage for iron and aluminum. It does not need to be switched. And the instrument automatically recognizes the substrate, making operation easier. The measurement range of different instruments is different, meeting a variety of measurement needs, up to 5mm.
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At the same time, the precision of the three mil gages independently developed by Linshang Technology is consistent with the precision of the international first-line Q-nix. It is the most accurate mil gage in India. The external connection of the LS221 and LS223 mil gages is suitable for the narrow test environment, the probe can be inserted into the test point test and the host is convenient to read outside.
In summary, Lin Shang Technology's mil gage should be the most cost-effective mil gage on the market, which is the best choice for the customers.
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CHANGSHA, Sept. 29 (Xinhua) -- China has developed a new kind of rice free from cadmium pollution.
The project led by Yuan Longping, known as China's "Father of Hybrid Rice," passed examination and evaluation by a panel from the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences and the Ministry of Agriculture on Friday.
Trial plantation of the new breed, low-cadmium Indica rice, was arranged in a township in Xiangtan County, central China's Hunan Province, in soil with 1.5 mg/kg of cadmium.
Sampling showed the cadmium in two samples at 0.06 mg/kg and 0.07 mg/kg, much lower than the national standard of 0.2 mg/kg.
Zhao Bingran, with Hunan provincial hybrid rice research center, said the low-cadmium rice was developed by genome editing and hybridization, without any exogenous gene.
Rice gene that absorbs cadmium is subtracted to get the new breed, said Yuan.
"The technology, a major breakthrough, is low cost," he said.
Bai Lianyang, Party chief of Hunan provincial academy of agricultural sciences, said the new development would probably put an end to rice contaminated with cadmium.
In 2013, rice produced in Hunan Province was found to contain excessive levels of cadmium, a carcinogenic industrial chemical, which was largely believed to be caused by water and soil pollution.

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The ICV refers to the MOBA - Intelligent Compaction Value which is recorded by MOBA's Compaction Meter Assistent in short M.C.A. The ICV relates the stiffness level that can be measured via a special algorithm mainly observed and calculated via frequency and amplitude of the drum.
Why is it important to achieve the optimum stiffness and subsequently density?
Reaching optimum density through road compaction is vital because it ensures structural integrity, stability, and durability. It protects against moisture damage, improves ride quality, saves costs, and reduces the environmental impact of transportation infrastructure.
To better understand the difference of stiffness and density, please see the explanation below:
(Picture credit to: picture left MOBA MCA 500 System/ Picture rigth Bomag compaction process 2011)
The MOBA MCA system show the most efficient way to operate compaction machines to achieve the maximum possible density rating. The optimum stiffness level will ultimately produce the most efficient outcome of density based on machine, underground and other external settings. The stiffness level can be compared to an actual density rating as shown above. Actual density of soil/asphalt can only be determined by plate bearing test, core test, sand replacement or a nuclear gauge. By relating the stiffness level to the actual density level, operator can work compaction work with most effective measures without having to rely on costly and timely laboratory testing at the site. MOBA compaction assistant will tell you when you have reached optimum compaction level based on machine and underground.
How does it work to set the ICV with MCA compaction systems?
Required Reference – one section compacted and tested for stiffness
Density value can be measured in laboratory and applied to ICV.
During the first Test run ICV sets a semi-random value influenced by given variables between 0-200.
High ICV Value indicate harder underlying material (like Rock)
Low ICV Value indicate softer underlying material (like sand)
Any change of the variables will lead to change of the ICV.
Once you have set ICV, the system supports the operator to achieve maximum efficiency and best result possible.
Below you can see the test and result comparing conventional compaction without compaction meter versus the MOBA MCA compaction system. MCA systems are able to reduce the time, costs and machine wear and tear up to 50% and still provide a better density value.
MCA systems reduce cost and time and at the same improve the quality of the compaction for soil and asphalt.
Compaction test without MCA system in Brasil.
Compaction test with MCA system
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The Politics of Planting
Israeli-Palestinian Competition for Control of Land in the Jerusalem Periphery
Shaul Ephraim Cohen has conducted an unprecedented study of planting in the region and the control of land it signifies. In The Politics of Planting, he provides historical background and examines both the politics behind Israel's afforestation policy its consequences. Focusing on the open land surrounding Jerusalem and four Palestinian villages outside the city, this study offers a new perspective on the conflict over land use in a region where planting has become a political tool.
For the valuable data it presents—collected from field work, previously unpublished documents, and interviews—and the insight it provides into this political struggle, this will be an important book for anyone studying the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
2. Land and Trees in Historical Perspective
3. Afforestation in Palestine from the Turn of the Century through 1948
4. Afforestation as a National Enterprise, _PHONE_
5. Jerusalem Divided; Jerusalem United
6. Land Law, Policy, and Practice in the West Bank
7. Jerusalem's Green Belt
8. The Village of Sur Baher
9. Beit Iksa and Beit Surik
10. The Village of Abu Dis
11. An Overview: The Politics of Planting

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text: The aim of this study was to compare MRI of the breast with (18)F-fluoro-deoxy-glucose (FDG) positron emission tomography (PET) in patients with suspected local or regional breast cancer recurrence or suspected contralateral breast cancer. Thirty-two patients (mean age 57.2 years, age range 32-76 years) with suspected loco-regional recurrence ( n=19), chest wall recurrence ( n=5), and suspected secondary tumor of the contralateral breast ( n=8) underwent MRI of the breast and FDG PET of the whole body and breast region. Cytology/histology ( n=17) or a clinical follow-up examination ( n=15) with additional imaging served as the standard of reference. A McNemar test was performed to compare PET and MRI, and kappa was determined to quantify agreement of both methods. Sensitivity was 79 and 100%, specificity was 94 and 72%, and accuracy was 88 and 84% for MRI and PET, respectively. Additional metastases outside the field of view of MRI were found in PET in 5 patients. In this study both imaging methods had comparable accuracy. The detection of distant metastases with whole-body PET imaging can influence patient management.

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Finding aid prepared by Amanda M. Reeve
Willard Rouse Jillson
Geology of the Mintonville Dome
University of Kentucky Special Collections
Arranged by material type.
Collection is open to researchers by appointment.
62M78 : [identification of item], Willard Rouse Jillson Geology of the Mintonville Dome, 1962, University of Kentucky Special Collections.
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The Willard Rouse Jillson Geology of the Mintonville Dome collection contains the proofs and rough draft typescript of this book.
Willard Rouse Jillson (May 28, 1890 – October 4, 1975) was a Kentucky historian academic, and geologist who authored numerous books on Kentucky politicians and geology matters pertaining to the State. Jillson taught geology in Lexington at the University of Kentucky in 1918 and later at Transylvania University in 1947. He served in various government positions, notably as Kentucky State Geologist and director of the Sixth Kentucky Geological Survey. He died in 1975 and was buried in the Frankfort Cemetery in Frankfort, Kentucky.
"Willard Rouse Jillson." Wikiepdiea: The Free Encyclopedia. Wikimedia Foundation, Inc. 18 January 2011. Web 5 April 2011.
The Willard Rouse Jillson Geology of the Mintonville Dome collection contains the proofs and rough draft typescript of this book. The proofs and typescript are annotated by the author. The book was printed by the Roberts Printing Company in Frankfort Kentucky, 1962. This book discusses the location of the Dome, the field work done while at the Dome, and other geological surveying done of the Dome.


A Grunt rule consists of multiple settings that help you format your objects. However, you don't always want to change all the settings that are available within a rule. This is where setting modes will help you out.
To the right of each setting in the Rule Edit dialog, you'll see a colored square that controls the setting mode. Each setting mode is represented by a different color, and each mode behaves differently.
What does the setting modes mean?
We will use the Character style rule to exemplify how the setting modes work. There are three types of setting modes: Inherit, Automatic or Manual.
 - Right-click on the colored square to change between the available modes.
 - Left-click to toggle between the available modes. Left-clicking more times will continue to toggle you to the next available mode.
 1. Manual values are represented by blue squares. Manual values let you choose a specific setting for the specific rule. In this example, you can choose the color you prefer for your font.
 2. Automatic values are represented by purple squares. These are also settings that are specifically set in the rule, and their formatting will be applied to your objects. This is the same behavior as for manual values, however, with automatic values, the concrete value that is used is automatically selected by Grunt. For example: If the color setting is set to automatic, that means that Grunt will choose a color for the text, based on the color of the background.
 3. Inherited values are represented by orange squares. This is normally the default mode. The inherited values are not set specifically in the rule. Instead, the value is inherited from the preceding parts of the rule stack. If there are no preceding rules affecting the specific settings, like in this case: the font color, Grunt will apply its default settings.
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This iconic breakfast is dear to the heart of Sam I Am and millions of others. Use this recipe to prepare Dr. Seuss's famous meal.
Step 1: Make pesto Make pesto by blending the basil, parsley, garlic, pine nuts, cheese, and olive oil into a smooth paste, adding additional oil if it's too thick. Then add salt and pepper to taste.
Step 2: Make toast Warm the bread in the oven or toast it.
Step 3: Cook the ham Add a tablespoon of oil to a skillet and fry the ham for one to two minutes -- until it gets crispy around the edges. Then put it in the oven with the toast.
Step 4: Scramble the eggs Melt a pat of butter in the skillet and scramble the eggs.
TIP: If you prefer, you can cook the eggs sunny side up or poach them. There are as many recipes available for fixing green eggs and ham as Sam I Am suggests in the book.
Step 5: Arrange the plates Take the toast out of the oven or toaster and divide it onto four plates, put two eggs on each piece, and drizzle pesto over the eggs. Add a slice of ham, and sprinkle Parmesan cheese over everything. Garnish the plates with basil leaves.
Step 6: Eat Enjoy your green eggs and ham in a box, with a fox, in a house, or with a mouse. You can eat them here or there -- you can eat them anywhere!
FACT: The Dr. Seuss classic, Green Eggs and Ham, is the result of a challenge issued to the author by his publisher -- to write a book using fewer than 50 words.


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. However, the interactions between genes and also between environmental factors and genes are generally considered fundamental in calcium stone formation. Thus, the genetic studies carried out to date have not led to a significant growth of the knowledge about the causes of calcium kidney stones, even though they have allowed us to assess the size of the problem and define criteria to address it. Further knowledge of the causes of calcium stones may be obtained using the instruments that modern biotechnology and bioinformatics have made available to researchers.
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Sweet lemon, also known as mosambi in India, is a term is often used to refer to a certain type of sweetish lemon, which is a subspecies of the citrus genus and is often referred to by its botanical name citrus limetta. This fruit is edible either in raw or cooked form and is often used in sweet lemon recipes such as fruit salads.
Origins of Sweet Lemon
Sweet lemon origins are unclear, but it was spread from one continent to another by humans. Highly popular in North America this fruit is widely cultivated in California. In the Mediterranean region it is grown in Italy and can even be found in several other tropical countries such as India, where it cultivated in a number of states. In countries such as India this fruit is known as mosambi and is used in various sweet lemon recipes.
Culinary Uses of Sweet Lemon
Sweet lemon look very much like oranges, however they can often be differentiated from oranges by their taste which is either acidic or slightly sweet. Also as this fruit is closely related to limes, they are very often mistaken to be large limes. The taste of this fruit mostly depends on whether it is ripe or unripe. Some sweet lemon recipes such as fruit salads require raw ripe fruit while others specifically require unripe fruit.
Popular Sweet Lemon Recipes
Sweet lemon is often used in various sweet lemon recipes as the central ingredient or as a marinade. The scraped zest of unripe or ripe fruit is often used as a dressing in desserts and can add a fresh summery flavor. Mosambi in India is also used in the creation of squashes and juice. Mosambi juice is an all time summer favorite as it can be prepared easily, and is good for diabetics as it needs only a little sweetening to become palatable.
The juice of the sweet lemon is often used as a marinade for chicken and can be used as a good substitute for sweet vinegar. In addition to chicken various other meats also combine well with this fruit.
Unripe sweet lemon or mosambi is often used in Indian cooking, especially in the making of pickles. In such sweet lemon recipes lime is substituted with sweet lemon giving such pickles a unique flavor.
Cuisines Using Sweet Lemon
Sweet lemon as it is widely available has slowly started making its presence felt in international cuisine. Ripe fruit can often be eaten as it is without added sweetening and many cultures believe that the fruit and especially its white pith aids digestion. In India mosambi based recipes are valued for their cooling effect.
Nutritive Value of Sweet Lemon
Sweet lemon, like its cousin the lime, has high amounts of vitamin C otherwise known as ascorbic acid. This high concentration gives it a distinct tangy bite. The juice of the fruit is considered to be a good weight loss aid as it is low in calories, and can often be consumed without any artificial sweeteners such as sugar.
Buying and Storing Sweet Lemon
Sweet lemon are available throughout the year in tropical countries like India and often do not need to be stored. When unripe fruit is bought, it can be kept wrapped in a room to help it ripen. When buying it is essential to look for fruit that is slightly yellow, heavy and unblemished.


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The correct answer to this problem is given by the binomial coefficient
which reaches a maximum of 252 for k = 5. The number of committees of k members equals the number of committees of (10 - k) members, because any committee of k members defines a unique group of (10 - k) non-members.
Answering this question without computation involves mentally constructing committees of k members and evaluating their number by the ease with which they come to mind. Committees of few members such as 2, are easier than committees of many members, such as 8. The simplest scheme for the construction of committees is a partition of the group into disjoint sets. It is easy to construct five disjoint committees of 2 members, but impossible to generate even two disjoint committees of 8 members. So, using imaginability alone, the small committees will seem far more numerous than larger committees, whereas in fact there is a bell-shaped function.


SMS Gateway 4.4 - User's Guide
Table of ContentsPreviousNextIndex
5. Sending a message
To send a message you can use the sms command. Before you can send a message the SMS daemon, smsd, must be running.
Start smsd like this:
# smsd
When smsd is started it creates a lockfile called LCK.smsd in SMDIR. If you get a message that smsd is already running whent you try to start it although you know it is not, the lockfile has not been removed properly from the SMSDIR directory. Remove it manually. You can use the -debug option to get smsd print debug information on stdout.
The basic way of using the sms command is by supplying a recipient number and a message as argument:
# sms _PHONE_ "Hello world!"
This will send the message "Hello world!" to the recipient _PHONE_.
5.1 Scheduling a message
You can schedule a message for transmission at a specific time by using the -t option to sms.
# sms -t 22:00 _PHONE_ "Test message"
This will send the message 22:00 in the evening.
5.2 Specifying the sender a message
It is possible to set the sender, or originating address, on a per-message basis. Please not that all SMSCs (Nokia SMSC via CIMD2 for example) allow the application to specify the sender.
# sms -sender 46123456 _PHONE_ "Test message"
5.3 Sending a flash SMS
It is possible to send a so-called flash SMS by using the -msgclass parameter. A flash SMS is a SMS that will be immediately displayed in the phone displayed and that will not be stored on the SIM card..
# sms -msgclass 0 _PHONE_ "Test message"
A value of 0 means a flash SMS, the default value is 1 (message stored on SIM card).
5.4 Using a list of recipients
You can send the same message to many recipients by using the -l option with sms. The format of the file is one recipient number per row.
# sms -l reclist "Test message"
This will send the message to all recipients in the file reclist.
5.5 Sending raw messages
Sometimes a character translation will be done on messages before they are sent out. This can be avoided using the "-raw" parameter with faxsend. If specified the messages will be sent out exactly as supplied.
5.6 Using mappings
It is possible to apply a character mapping to an outgoing message. The mapping, which is a one-to-one mapping must be defined in the config file and then referenced using the -mapping command with faxsend.
Sample mapping (in config file) translating all 'a' into 'B'.
MAPPING atoB <
# Map ASCII 97 ('a') to ASCII 66 ('B')
97=66
>
Sample command line using the mapping:
# sms -mapping atoB 123456 "Test message with letter a"
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Inspired by recent achievements in optomechanics, we propose to investigate a coupled nanoelectromechanical resonator (NEMS) network in a microwave optomechanical scheme, in which the NEMS is the analog unit to mimic neurons and microwave photons are information bus in the network to dynamically control the cavity force acting on the NEMS. The microwave optomechanical system offers cavity forces and the nonlinearity from NEMS, which allow to synchronize a NEMS network for building a computing function. Based on this platform, the objective of this project is to demonstrate thermal fluctuation recognition, by combining sensing and computing functions in the coupled NEMS network. The concept and method, to be demonstrated by this project, is of broad impact since it is directly applicable to other platforms for smart sensing applications. The success of this project will bring smart thermometry on-chip and build the essential base for pursuing neuro-inspired parallel computing in the future.
- Coupled NEMS networks in microwave optomechanical scheme
- Neuron inspired computing functions
- Smart thermometry on-chip


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To manage forecasts, perform the following tasks:
 1. Set up the company's fiscal calendar, see Setting Up Your Company Profile and Global Defaults.
 2. Determine the forecast hierarchy, see Setting Up the Forecast Definition.
 3. Set the user quotas, see Setting Up Users' Sales Quotas.
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Magnolia grandiflora 'Little Gem' ~ 500cm standard tree
Little Gem is a dwarf variety of Magnolia grandiflora. Less vigorous growing than grandiflora, if you have a space that is too small for Magnolia grandiflora then do consider this. Little Gem's leaves are smaller and flowers more regularly If you are after a shorter stem than a standard tree, than this is what you need. This is often used by our customers to screen unwanted view above a fence, but, the specimen has to be planted in raised beds, and not at ground level.
DFG rating: 10/10
RHS pruning group: 8
Leaves: Evergreen, broad and ovate.
Flowers: Cup-like white and fragrant.
Soil Ph: Lightly Acidic.


Serodiscordant Relationship
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Definition - What does Serodiscordant Relationship mean?
A serodiscordant relationship is an intimate romantic relationship between an HIV positive person and an HIV negative person.
The term serodiscordant is a portmanteau of seroconversion, the medical term for HIV positive, and discordant, meaning at odds.
There are several synonyms for serodiscordant relationship, including serodifferent relationship, positive-negative relationship, mixed status relationship, mixed Sero-status relationship, magnetic relationship, inter-viral relationship, and sero-divergent relationship.
Kinkly explains Serodiscordant Relationship
While people in all relationships face challenges, there are some difficulties unique to serodiscordant relationships. The HIV positive person may worry about transmitting the virus to their partner, while the HIV negative person may worry about becoming HIV positive. The HIV negative person may also become overly concerned about the HIV positive person's health and care, which can become overwhelming and stifling. As HIV and the medications that treat it can take a toll on physical appearance, the HIV positive person may struggle with feelings of low self-esteem or self-worth. As with all health problems, HIV itself can also take a toll on these relationships.
People who are HIV negative typically enter a serodiscordant relationship understanding and accepting their partners' HIV status. However, in some cases people without HIV start serodiscordant relationships without knowing their partners are HIV positive. This realization can be very difficult and add extra challenges to a serodiscordant relationship. Good communication about any concerns can help people in serodiscordant relationships overcome their challenges. Couples counseling can help also help.
Serodiscordant relationships were arguably more difficult when HIV and AIDS were first emerging and not widely understood. However, medical advances and increased education has helped many people feel more comfortable with HIV and the prospect of entering a relationship with someone that is HIV positive.
While there is always a risk of any HIV positive person transmitting the virus to a HIV negative partner, antiviral medications can significantly reduce these risks. HIV negative people have a 90 percent less chance of contracting HIV if they take pre-exposure prophylaxis. Condoms and choosing certain sexual activities over others can further reduce the risk of infection.
Some people in these kinds of relationships accept the term serodiscordant relationship, but others feel it has negative connotations and prefer the alternative terms listed above.
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Three Shakespeare plays, two Restoration dramas and a brand new play marking the end of apartheid in South Africa.
Today (Monday 10 September) we announced our summer 2019 season.
- As You Like It - Kimberly Sykes directs a fierce, exhilarating version of Shakespeare's romantic comedy.
- The Taming of the Shrew - Justin Audibert turns Shakespeare's energetic comedy of gender and materialism on its head to offer a fresh perspective on its portrayal of hierarchy and power.
- Measure for Measure - Artistic Director Gregory Doran directs a play with astonishing contemporary resonance.
All three Shakespeare productions will play in the Royal Shakespeare Theatre, then tour in repertoire for the first time to six regional theatres in 2019. Meanwhile, in the Swan Theatre will be:
- Kunene and the King - moving and funny new play by South African actor, activist and playwright John Kani, marking 25 years since the first post-Apartheid democratic elections. Fellow South Africans Janice Honeyman directs and Antony Sher performs opposite John Kani. A co-production with The Fugard Theatre in association with Eric Abraham.
And we mark 250 years since David Garrick's famous Shakespeare Jubilee in 1769, which launched Stratford-upon-Avon as the epicentre of the Shakespeare Industry, by staging two plays in which Garrick enjoyed two of his most successful roles:
- The Provoked Wife by John Vanbrugh - A Restoration comedy which genuinely tackles the realities and challenges of married life, directed by Phillip Breen.
- Venice Preserved - Thomas Otway's Restoration tragedy is a savage political thriller and a love story of breath-taking intensity. Directed by Prasanna Puwanarajah.
We also launched two new opportunities as part of Shakespeare Nation, our long-term commitment to engage with people across the country – one for adults new to theatre, and the other for young people.
Our new adult participation project will reach out to 3,000 adults in communities
around the country who would not normally engage with theatre or Shakespeare. Our Shakespeare Ambassadors programme will develop the leadership capacity of young people across the country, recruited from our national network of partner schools, 300 young ambassadors aged seven to 17 will lead a Shakespeare-inspired project in their local communities.
Our Summer 2019 season begins in February, with priority booking available from September 2018.


text: Hello, I'm doing an MSc project concerned with the treatment of plastic polymers with an μ-APPJ. I have been getting a tonne of results on different plastics using an APPJ of He carrier gas with an Oxygen admixture of 1/2, 1 & 2%. However, in my analysis I'm unsure of what the dispersive component of the surface energy is and why it more or less stays the same. Can someone give me a definition of what it is? I think its to do with van der waals but nothing on the net is giving me a good answer. Is it supposed to stay the same irrespective of whether the material has been heated up or its polar component increases? How would I interpretate my data on the surface energies for example: For convention, -5mins to 0mins is the 5minutes of plasma treatment. I'm not measuring the plastic during this time, hence the constant values and the discontinuity when I first measure it after treatment. This is one of my preliminary results with Acetate plastic. Treated 1 run with He gas, 2nd run with He + O2. The legend will tell you. The dispersive components stay relatively the same, why?


text: This research presents a lumped parameter numerical model aimed at designing and optimizing an axial piston pump. For the first time, it has been shown that a lumped parameter model can accurately model axial piston pump dynamics based on a comparison with computational fluid dynamic (CFD) models and experimental results. Since the method is much more efficient than CFD, it can optimize the design. Both steady-state and dynamic behaviors have been analyzed. The model results have been compared with experimental data, showing a good capacity in predicting the pump performance, including pressure ripple. The swashplate dynamics have been investigated experimentally, measuring the dynamic pressure which controls the pump displacement; a comparison with the numerical model results confirmed the high accuracy. An optimization process has been conducted on the valve-plate geometry to control fluid-born noise by flow ripple reduction. The nonlinear programming by quadratic Lagrangian (NLPQL) algorithm is used since it is suitable for this study. The objective function to minimize is the well-known function, the nonuniformity grade (NUG), a parameter directly correlated with flow ripple. A prototype of the best design has been realized and tested, confirming a reduction in the pressure ripple. An endurance test was also conducted. As predicted from the numerical model, a significant reduction of cavitation erosion was observed.


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The impact of health care seeking of 15-year-olds as predictor of marginalisation from the labour market ten years later
About the project
The study will address scientific gaps in our knowledge about how health care seeking, life experiences, mental health, ethnicity and school climate in adolescence affect long-term marginalisation from education and work. The study will add to current knowledge and support policy formulation regarding work integration and adolescents's living conditions.
My study aims to investigate the impact of health care seeking during the formative years of adolescence for subsequent marginalisation from work in a long-term perspective. The study will have a special focus on how life experiences, mental health, ethnicity and school afilliation relate to health care seeking and subsequent marginalisation.
Marginalisation of work is a burden both to the individual and the society. A considerable proportion of young adults in Norway are marginalised from the labour market. This may in the future represent a large number of years potentially lost to work. Young people's process of integration into work is considered multifactorial, and may best be studied with a prospective and comprehensive approach. Empirical knowledge about such processes will aid the facilitation of interventions that may enhance intergration at an early age.
The project is a sub-project of the following study:
Out of work. Life adversities and health behaviour in 15-years old as predictors of marginalisation 10 years later.


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A dreamteacher is a specialized type of virtual reality computer software that enables M'rowans (and, as it turns out, humans) to improve or learn new skills or languages while sleeping by creating dreams of situations designed to teach and allow the user to reflect on the skill in question.
Dreamteachers are best suited to teach mental or knowledge-based skills. Primarily physical skills, such as combat or sports, can be taught up to a point by (in a sense) 'programming' the user's nervous system, it is ultimately not a replacement for actual training of such skills.
The dreamteacher software requires a direct connection to the user's brain, which is usually established through a special helmet-like accessory; individuals with an implant computer and a neural jack or wireless connection do not need such equipment, though. In addition, the software can be fairly demanding in computer requirements – for less advanced skills, a personal computer will suffice, while more complex fields require a microframe or even a mainframe computer.


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Noun: long-tailed porcupine
 1. Porcupine of Borneo and Sumatra having short spines and a long tail
 - Trichys lipura
Derived forms: long-tailed porcupines
Type of: Old World porcupine
Part of: genus Trichys, Trichys
Encyclopedia: Long-tailed porcupine


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Erase line in C++ console program
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Homework Statement
How do I erase previous lines displayed from printf function? (use printf, scanf etc)
Welcome to Sample Program
[Press Enter to Start]
When I press Enter, the [Press Enter to Start] should disappear.
Homework Equations
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The Attempt at a Solution
unsigned char mainstart=0;
printf("SAMPLE PROGRAM");
printf("\n==============================");
while(mainstart!=1)
{
printf("\n[Press Enter to start]");
getch();
while(getch() != 0x0d);
if(getch() == 0x0d)
{
mainstart=1;
}
}
Also, why does my code only function when I press Enter three times? How do I alter the program to function by pressing Enter only once?

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Depends on the OS. Some allow escape sequences and/or provide libs that let you position the cursor exactly (like curses). On Windows, use something along these lines:
HANDLE ConHandle = GetStdHandle(STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE);
COORD Pos;
Pos.X=3;
Pos.Y=3;
SetConsoleCursorPosition(ConHandle,Pos);

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I think there's also an ASCII code ("tab up" maybe?) that DOS (the "command line") will recognize as meaning "go up one line" --- then you have to write a line of blanks, NOT followed by a new-line so as to stay on the line you just erased.

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Also, why does my code only function when I press Enter three times? How do I alter the program to function by pressing Enter only once?
The operating system typically doesn't deliver any typed characters to your program until you hit enter. If you want to respond immediately to keypresses, you have to do something special for your operating system.

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Also, why does my code only function when I press Enter three times? How do I alter the program to function by pressing Enter only once?
You called getch() three times, and each call reads another character.
If you want to use the same character value several times, call getch() once and store the character in a variable.
But in your code, only one of the getch() calls is doing anything useful, You can delete the other two calls completely, and you don't need to store the character that you read.

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Scenario scripts were introduced in SpaceEngine 0.990. Older versions does not supports scripts.
This manual describes how to make scenario scripts in SpaceEngine. Before continuing, it is recommended to read this manual: Introduction
SpaceEngine console and *.se files
SpaceEngine 0.990 introduced a new type of file – *.se. These are scenario script files. They contains code which can be executed by SpaceEngine. A great example of what scenarios are capable of are Tutorials, introduced in 0.990. The default location for *.se files is data/scripts/ or addons/*/scripts/. You can run an *.se file from SpaceEngine by opening the console ([~] key by default) and typing this command:
If the file filename.se exists in the mentioned folders, it will be executed. Another way to run *.se files is by passing them into SpaceEngine's executable through a command line argument. The best way to do that is to associate the *.se extension with SpaceEngine.exe in your system. In that case double-clicking on the file will launch SpaceEngine and order it to execute the scenario script. If SpaceEngine is already running, this running instance will execute the script.
All commands could be executed in the 'direct mode' by typing them in the console, or executed from a *.se script file. Commands and most of their parameters are not case-sensitive, but string constants such as names of GUI widgets and names of triggers are case-sensitive.
Some commands can have (or even must have) additional parameters, provided in the curly braces block (i.e. those commands are actually tags). Example:
Additional parameters could be typed in a single row:
Using the single-row style sometimes makes the script code more compact and easy to read and understand.
All commands are split into groups according to their functions. Unroll the blocks below to read details.


The Shift Key Kicks Your Keyboard Shortcuts Into Reverse
Illustration for article titled The Shift Key Kicks Your Keyboard Shortcuts Into Reverse
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This simple thing never clicked for me before I saw it on Reddit: In many keyboard shortcuts on Windows and MacOS, adding the shift key makes the shortcut do the opposite of what it normally does.
A few examples (On a Mac, replace ctrl or alt with cmd):
 - ctrl-z = undo; shift-ctrl-z = redo
 - space = page down; shift-space = page up
 - ctrl-tab (same on Mac) = next tab; shift-ctrl-tab = last tab
 - alt-tab = next app; shift-alt-tab = last app
 - ctrl-t = open new tab; shift-ctrl-t = re-open last closed tab
You'll notice that on almost any shortcut for moving around, you can add shift to move in the opposite direction.
Sometimes shift puts a different twist on the action:
 - ctrl-n = new file/document/item; shift-ctrl-n = new folder/smart item
 - ctrl-v = paste; shift-ctrl-v = strip formatting and paste (great for moving text between documents and emails)
 - ctrl-r = refresh; shift-ctrl-r = refresh really hard
So add shift to your favorite keyboard shortcuts, and do everything backward in heels.
Just a note that shift-ctrl-v doesn't work in Office apps. You have to use ctrl-alt-v and select "unformatted" (or whatever the equivalent language is) to strip the formatting.
Very annoying.


text: Measurements of local density and magnetic field fluctuations near the pedestal top, conditionally-averaged over the ELM cycle, have been made in MAST. A Doppler backscattering (DBS) system installed at MAST was used to measure intermediate-k (k ? _i _ 3 - 4) density fluctuations at the top of the pedestal. A novel diagnostic technique combining DBS with cross- polarization scattering (CP-DBS) enabled magnetic field fluctuations to also be locally measured at similar wavenumbers. Polarization isolation and other effects for CP-DBS are discussed. Both measurements were used in a series of high-beta (_n _ 4.0 - 4.5) MAST plasmas with large type I ELMs, with a _ 8 - 9 ms period, where microtearing modes (MTM) had been predicted unsta- ble in similar conditions [Dickinson Phys. Rev. Lett 108, 135002 (2012)]. The measured density fluctuation level increased by a factor of about 4 between 2-4 ms after the ELM, which was corre-lated with the recovery of the density profile, while the temperature pedestal height continued to increase slowly. Magnetic field fluctuations showed different temporal behavior, slowly increasing throughout the ELM cycle as the local _ increased. Linear GS2 calculations show both MTM and electron temperature gradient (ETG) modes unstable at similar wavenumbers as the measurements (although with more overlap between ETG wavenumbers and diagnostic spectral resolution), at the top of the pedestal, along with kinetic ballooning modes unstable lower in the pedestal (at larger wavelengths). The inferred ratio of fluctuation levels from experiment was (_B/B)/(_n/n) _ 1/20. The comparable ratios from GS2 were (_B/B)/(_n/n) _ 0.4 for MTM and (_B/B)/(_n/n) _ 0.02 for ETG. Both the experimental wavenumber range and fluctuation ratio are more similar to the linear characteristics of ETG than MTM. These results imply that intermediate-k fluctuations due to ETG play a role in inter-ELM pedestal evolution.


text:
Governors general began travelling internationally in 1927, when Lord Willingdon was invited by President Calvin Coolidge to visit the United States. The first full State visit occurred 10 years later, in 1937, when John Buchan, the Lord Tweedsmuir, was received at the White House by President Franklin D. Roosevelt, where he addressed the United States Senate.
In 1948, Viscount Alexander made the first Canadian State visit to Latin America when he visited Brazil. After visiting a number of Caribbean countries in 1969, Roland Michener travelled outside of the Americas. He was the first Governor General of Canada to be received on State visits to Europe, specifically the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg, in 1971.


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Bold and vibrant, these futuristic postcards depict scenes of space travel as envisioned by nine artists, designers, and illustrators working in "The Studio" at NASA's Jet Propulsion Lab (JPL) in California.
The brightly colored oversize prints in this Visions of the Future set stretch to the very edges of each card, and are digitally printed at a local, minority-owned union printing company in California. The cardstock is heavyweight (130-lb./352 GSM) silk cover paper. Postcards require a first-class stamp and have a semi-glossy finish; each back contains detailed background information about its imagery as well as a paragraph explaining the NASA JPL.
From NASA: "Imagination is our window into the future. At NASA/JPL we strive to be bold in advancing the edge of possibility so that someday, with the help of new generations of innovators and explorers, these visions of the future can become a reality. As you look through these images of imaginative travel destinations, remember that you can be an architect of the future."
Size: 5" x 7"
Artist: NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL)
Printed in: USA


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Every year as fall comes around I look forward to a great harvest of butternut squash. But it is important to pick them at the right time! To early, and they will be green, hard, and bitter. Too late, well thats almost impossible!
So what time of year is best? There are several factors to consider. The following information will give you some ideas about harvesting unripe butternut squash and storing them. You can also find out about how to harvest unripe squash for seed next year. Once you have harvested your squash, make sure you store it properly.
Time to harvest butternut squash
The best time to harvest butternut squash is close to the first frost of the season. Although some squash may still be unripe when the first frost is predicted, there are ways to save a crop that may otherwise go to waste. Here are some tips to help you harvest your squash at the right time.
The stem of the squash is an important sign that it is ripe. The stem will be green during the growing season but will turn brown when the fruit is fully ripe. This is a good sign because the fruit is no longer in need of nutrients and will easily come off the vine. Be careful not to pick a stem that is dying or has become infected with mold.
If the skin is yellow-green, the squash is not ripe. Press your thumbnail into the flesh to check the texture. If the skin is tough and does not break under pressure, it is mature. It also has a dull appearance. A ripe squash should have a deep orange flesh and a beige skin.
Harvesting unripe butternut squash
Butternut squash can be harvested when they are two to three weeks from the end of their vine. Harvesting them early helps to ensure that you get the most flavor out of them and to ensure that they will store well. It is also possible to harvest them earlier if you have a forecast for frost or cold weather. Harvesting them too early can lead to damage and a failed crop.
The color and texture of a butternut squash can also indicate its ripeness. The skin should be deep tan with little to no green streaking near the stem. The flesh should be firm, not mushy. Harvesting a squash too early or too late will result in a squash with a tough texture and low sugar content. When picking butternut squash, make sure to look at its color, as green squash will be firmer and mushier than a ripe one.
Storage of butternut squash
Butternut squash can be harvested when they're close to ripeness, but it is important to let them ripen on the vine. This will allow them to develop their true flavor. If they're harvested too early, they may start to rot before they're ready.
After the fruit is harvested, it's time to store it. This vegetable should be kept in a cool, dry place, and should not be exposed to light or moisture. In addition to keeping butternuts fresh, they should also be kept away from moisture, as it promotes the growth of pathogens.
The first thing to do is to check for ripeness. You can do this by inserting your fingernail into the stem. If the stem is green and doesn't bend or turn brown, the squash is not yet ripe. Another way to tell if your squash is ready is by tapping it. When you tap the squash, it should sound hollow. A ripe squash won't be hard to pierce.


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With regard to the sinking of a boat carrying hundreds of tons of chemicals on the Dong Nai River, at dawn of 19-11, the chemical sink rescue work was virtually completed. At An Binh Ward Inland Waterway Port, Bien Hoa City, Dong Nai Province, although the boat still sinks in place, chemical tanks have been raised on the shore.
According to the owner of the boat, the rescue work is carried out by the owner of the craft, together with the supervision and coordination of the competent authority. Recovery continues from 18-11 pm until the end of the night is complete. There are 20 5 tonne tanks, each containing Hydrochloric Acid (total 100 tons). The number of goods that were transferred to the ship was submerged.
The ship was wearing chemicals
According to the evidence, the boat carrying chemical substances is no different from a fishing boat, immersed in the rock, where the water level is quite deep. However, in the morning, the water was withdrawn, with the boat up.
Vessel owners say the functional forces have recorded the scene and worked with them around the incident.
Mister. Nguyen Ngoc Thuong, deputy director of the Department of Natural Resources and Environment of Dong Nai province, said the incident has not yet caused any environmental damage or leakage. At relevant levels, many departments continue to clarify the case.
As the workers reported, at 5 o'clock, on November 18, the boat carrying the BTr-0266 number by Captain Nguyen Van Be (SN 1975, Ca Mau) received chemical commodities from the Bien Hoa House, when the inland water landing An Binh, the city of Bien Hoa, collapsed abruptly in the Dong Nai River.
Boat owners said that after the chemical was pumped into the tank on the boat, the bottom of the boat was drilled, the water spilled into the booth and in about 10 minutes the boat and all the chemicals sank into the river. Two crew members escaped quickly on the shore.
A number of reporters shot the picture in the morning 19-11:
The boat was submerged near the shore
The ship was still destroyed, not raised, while the barrels of chemicals were high
The boat filled with water
A cruel boat
Boat owners have all the necessary documents
The boat was sunk
Stickers on chemical containers
Twenty barrels were lifted
Containers of the same type, one containing 5 tonnes of chemicals
Shipowners confirm 100 tons of chemicals in 20 containers
Captain Nguyen Van Be sank
XUAN HOANG performs


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Original Name : Grand Anglo-Français Blanc et Noir
Type : Braccoid
Male size : 25½-28½ inches
Female size : 24½-26¾ inches
Degree of grooming :
Countries of origin : France United Kingdom
These brave, powerful dogs are built to chase down big game like wild boar and roe. Muscular and strong boned, Great Anglo-Francais White and Black Hounds are as hardy and robust as their kinship to the Gascon Saintongeois would suggest.
Strong, rather short with parallel skull and muzzle lines.
Straight, well supported back, fairly broad, rather short loins, slightly sloping croup, well filled flanks, broad, deep chest.
White and black mandatory, with large black mantle and patches more or less widespread with or without black or bluish speckles, even small tan markings, but only on the legs.
Medium length, fairly flat at the base, curling towards the tip.
Strong at the base, long and straight, tapering to a slender point.
Smooth, fairly strong, close.
The forefather of the Great Anglo-Francais White and Black Hound breed is the Anglo-Saintongeois, a type that first appeared in the mid 19th century as a cross between the Hound of Saintonge and the Foxhound. The breed population is around 2000 and some 200 puppies are born every year. They are used in 20 or more roe deer packs and one deer pack. They are friendly dogs that form close relationships with humans and are easy to manage in packs.


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The role of a Transcript typist is to record the spoken word of people in different contexts be it in parliament, courts of law or television broadcasts using a stenotype shorthand machine, computer or sound equipment. There are usually no tertiary requirements to become a transcript typist; however it is useful to complete a course in machine shorthand, with training on the specific procedures giving to you on the job. Some settings like parliaments might require formal qualifications in English language with particular knowledge of gramma and linguistics. To be successful in this role you will need to have a very fast typing speed, good command of English, good attention to detail and be able to work under pressure in a fast paced environment.


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text: Vallée de Mai Nature Reserve is a nature park and UNESCO World Heritage Site (inscribed in 1983) located on the island of Praslin, Seychelles. It consists of a well-preserved palm forest made up of the endemic Coco de Mer species, as well as five other endemic species of palm. These palms have the largest seeds of any plant in the world. The trees' leaves grow up to 6 metres wide and 14 metres long. Also unique to the park is its wildlife, which includes endemic birds, mammals, crustaceans, snails, and reptiles.


ML Sillah was the former head of Amnesty International Gambia
Gambian Ethnologist has advised parents to inculcate the spirit of association among their children in the Diaspora. Ebrima Kamara, who is based in Stockholm, Sweden, is the guest of The Talking Point on Kairo Radio today.
The program coordinator, Mohamed Lamin Sillah, talked to Kamara on a wide range of issues.
Mr. Kamara said despite their busy and sometimes complicated work schedules, parents need to spare time for their children. He said children should be helped to understand why they need to belong to associations, develop social skills and understand their complex world.
Kamara wanted parents to take their children to the park, help them with their homework as well as tell them stories instead of leaving them confined in institutions they (parents) have not got clear understanding of.
Gambian ethnologist believed in the power of association which breeds empowerment and strength. He said the importance of associations cannot be underestimated but that successful associations require efforts, understanding and patience.
Kamara said differences in values is mostly responsible for the failure of our associations. This means inculcating values in children so they see the need to associate and give back to the country of their parents.
Mr. Kamara said the key to success lies in rallying around a national objective to succeed. He wanted Gambians to bury their differences, coexist and live in harmony.
Mr ML Sillah also spoke to Suntou Touray, Kairo News Political Editor on the infamous comment uttered by a Gambian opposition politician. Instead of launching arsenal on the Gambia's common enemy – the man who is bent on destroying everything Gambian, including tribal cohesion – Henry Gomez badmouthed Mandinka ethnic group. Gomez, the leader of the Gambia Party for Democratic and Progress, said on a Freedom Radio show that 'Sosseh du sossal ken' meaning "Mandinkas are greedy people."
The duo also discussed issues on mass protest and how such occasions can arise and properly managed without incurring loss of life.
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Text description provided by the architects. Utilizing an urban renewal grant, Gen Building is an affordable housing residential complex located in the center of Santiago. Considering energy conservation and recycled materials the architects chose to design a façade that utilized discarded aluminum and zinc materials from industrial buildings.
This 26-story apartment building has 285 apartments, a public first floor and roof level for entertainment, four floors of underground parking, three pools, and a private indoor plaza.
The eastern face of the main building volume features a metallic skin providing much needed shade on the roof and terraces, and noise reduction from Avenida Portugal.
About 120 solar panels are incorporated on the north facade of the building. The balconies and façade coordinate to make up the design element composition of the face.
The solar energy captured by these plates is used for heating and hot water, ensuring a savings of 100% in summer and about 70% in winter. Individual housing units have their own panel and manage its consumption independently.
The new density that is achieved through this innovative use of materials creating two new skins, east and north (the visible faces the building) has created an interesting and recognizable city block as a single facade, rather than individual units.


easily configured from the CLI with the following syntax:
# isi quota quotas create <dir> directory –-thresholds-on=applogicalsize
Any legacy quotas created on OneFS versions prior to 8.2 can easily be converted to use application logical size upon upgrade.
For logical space accounting, some inode attributes such as ACLs and symbolic links are included in the resource count. This uses the same data that is displayed in the 'logical size' field by the 'isi get –DD <file>' CLI command.
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Sign in to or out of Windows
When you sign out of Windows, all of the apps you were using are closed, but the PC isn't turned off. Another person can sign in without needing to restart the PC—but even if someone else turns off the PC, your info won't be lost.
You also don't necessarily have to sign out of Windows. You can lock the PC instead, and other people can still sign in to their accounts from the sign-in screen.
Watch a video about signing in and out. (To view captions in your language, tap or click the Closed captioning
"Sign in to" and "sign out of" mean the same as "log on to" and "log out from," respectively.
To sign out of Windows
Open Start by swiping in from the right edge of the screen (or if you're using a mouse, pointing to the upper-right corner of the screen and moving the mouse pointer down), and then tapping or clicking Start.
Tap or click your account picture in the upper-right corner, and then choose Sign out.
To sign in to Windows
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Overview equipment & tools
Innovative technologies in the NPEC greenhouse
Bosman Van Zaal has built the NPEC greenhouse on the Wageningen Campus, the design was developed by WUR with advice from PhenoKey. This greenhouse will provide specialised equipment for high throughput plant research. The five greenhouse compartments are fully automated and contain conveyor systems, gantries and watering systems. Furthermore, the compartments contain a suit of different cameras and sensors to measure and analyse a myriad of different plant characteristics with fully integrated interaction between all these different systems. The provided software will be very flexible; allowing for easy integration with software for data management, the climate control system and the data acquisition.
By early 2021 the NPEC Greenhouse will be ready for large scale research and experiments! Below more information on technologies included in the greenhouse can be found.
Bespoke conveyor system and gantries
SMO, the Belgian machine builder, is in charge of installing the bespoke conveyor system and two gantries to make optimal use of the NPEC greenhouse facilities. These will be based on the SMO-manufactured WIWAM range of high-throughput phenotyping machines. The gantries will be fitted into two of the NPEC greenhouse compartments and in the other two conveyor systems will be installed with measurement area with the imaging cabinets.
SMO is specialized in custom-made solutions in close cooperation with the customer. The WIWAM framework ensures smooth integration of a whole set of sensors to provide the operators with a unified interface. SMO will integrate different imaging sensors in a setup where most parameters regarding mechanical construction and facilities have been predetermined.
Imaging with CropReporter
PhenoVation, the camera system manufacturer, will provide the CropReporter. This cabinet with a monochrome camera and a filter wheel will provide whole plant imaging on a pixel scale of chlorophyll fluorescence, multi spectral measurements, colour and green/red fluorescence protein. The CropReporter will use PAM, OJIP, NIR, far red and custom protocols to image photosynthesis efficiency, chlorophyll index and anthocyanin index.
3D imaging - the Maxi-MARVIN
The Maxi-Marvin is a high throughput plant phenotyping device which has been developed in-house by Wageningen University & Research. The MARVIN technology generates 3D models of plants and accurately determines the size and shape of leaves and stems plus the overall architecture in milliseconds. SMO will integrate the Maxi-MARVIN in the conveyor-based phenotyping setup in the NPEC greenhouse.
Whole plant phenotyping with the Plantarray
Plant-Ditech, the Israeli Company of Research Excellence, will deliver the Plantarray system in the NPEC greenhouse. Plantarray is a high-throughput, gravimetric and multi-sensors-based screening platform. It measures continuously and simultaneously, multiple shoot and root physiological traits, as well as soil and atmosphere conditions for each plant in the greenhouse. Plantarray increases the ease with which plant stress can be determined during experiments.
Photo: Plantarray at Haifa Group R&D and innovation center.
PlantEye - 3D & Multispectral "Camera to Plant" laser scanners
The PlantEye is a unique 3D laser scanner which fuses the 3D data with multispectral information. It is developed specifically for the needs of plant scientists, breeders and farming automation.
The sensor computes a wide range of plant parameters in real time. These parameters describe the shape and the physiological status of plants, like the digital biomass, leaf area, height or plant health (NDVI and more).
PlantEye is developed with the "Camera to plant" principle. Therefore it is designed to be waterproof, temperature controlled and to function independent of environmental light. This enables it to deliver the same reliable data in the lab, greenhouse and even in the harshest field conditions.
The PlantEye's are delivered by the Dutch company Phenospex and will be mounted to the SMO Gantries.
Autumn 2020 the greenhouse construction / climate control system will be ready. Installation of equipment including testing is scheduled for October – December 2020. Early 2021 NPEC Greenhouse will be ready for large scale research experiments! An overall timeline of NPEC can be found here: Timeline NPEC.


text: OBJECTIVE: A subset of drivers with type 1 diabetes mellitus (T1DM) may be at significant risk of hypoglycemia-related driving collisions and moving vehicle violations due to acute and chronic neurocognitive impairment. The present study compared drivers with T1DM with and without a recent history of multiple driving mishaps on a neurocognitive battery during euglycemia, progressive mild hypoglycemia, and recovery from hypoglycemia, to determine whether neurocognitive measures differentiate the two risk groups. We hypothesized that drivers with a history of multiple recent hypoglycemia-related driving mishaps would demonstrate greater psychomotor slowing, both during hypoglycemia and euglycemia. STUDY DESIGN: Partcipants were 42 adults with T1DM and were assigned to one of two groups: those reporting no driving mishaps in the last year (-History) and those reporting two or more (+History).Neurocognitive testing was conducted before and repeated during a hyper-insulinemic clamping procedure. RESULTS: Not surprisingly, all drivers demonstrated a decrease in functioning across all neurocognitive tasks during hypoglycemia. However, in contrast to the common belief that neurocognitive functions return slowly and gradually following hypoglycemia, baseline neurocognitive functioning immediately recovered upon return of BG to euglycemia for all subjects. Between-group analyses revealed that subjects with a recent history of driving mishaps consistently demonstrated poorer performance on tasks measuring working memory. CONCLUSION: Working memory is a potential neurocognitive indicator that may help differentiate adults with T1DM with and without a history of driving mishaps, predict future risk for driving mishaps, and provide targeted intervention programs to address this critical public health issue.


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Saba, Lakatan, and Bongolan bananas could be considered additional or alternative to Cavendish fibers as source of raw materials for textile manufacture.
In the study conducted by a senior science research specialist at the Philippine Textile Research Institute (PTRI) on the potential of fibers from the trunks of six banana cultivars—Saba, Lakatan, Bongolan, Pakil, Saksik, and Tordan—for textile production, Saba shows potential for high fiber yield based on this cultivar's low residual gum content. Ms. Marites S. de Leon, the researcher, explained that the residual gum content is one of the major considerations in assessing cellulosic fiber's suitability for textile use. She stressed that fiber with very high gum content will not be economically viable for textile use because such fiber will require higher pretreatment inputs to attain the desired gum content level which results in low fiber yield. Among the six cultivars, Saba fibers have residual gum content close to that of the Cavendish fibers, which have been identified as suitable for textile purposes. The residual gum content of Bongolan and Lakatan, although significantly different from that of the Cavendish, is still within the acceptable gum content range.
In terms of strength, results of the study show that Lakatan was the strongest among the six cultivars, with mean tensile strength even higher than that of the Cavendish.


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Jemmape is the name of a département of the First French Empire in present Belgium. It was named after the Battle of Jemappes, fought between the French and the Austrians in 1792 near the village Jemappes, near Mons. Jemappes was spelled Jemmape, Jemmapes or Jemmappes at the time. Its territory corresponds more or less with that of the Belgian province Hainaut. Its capital was Mons.
The département came into existence in 1795, when the Southern Netherlands were occupied by the French. The département de Jemmape was formed from most of the County of Hainaut, Tournai and the Tournaisis, a part of the county of Namur (Charleroi) and of the Bishopric of Liège (Thuin). See the 130 départements of the Napoleonic Empire.
- Mons, cantons: Boussu, Chièvres, Dour, Enghien, Lens, Le Roeulx, Mons, Pâturages and Soignies.
- Charleroi, cantons: Beaumont, Binche, Charleroi, Chimay, Fontaine-l'Evêque, Gosselies, Merbes-le-Château, Seneffe and Thuin.
- Tournai, cantons: Antoing, Ath, Celles, Ellezelles, Frasnes-lez-Anvaing, Lessines, Leuze-en-Hainaut, Péruwelz, Quevaucamps, Templeuve and Tournai.
After Napoleon was defeated in 1814, the département became part of the United Kingdom of the Netherlands as the province of Hainaut. Its territory corresponds more or less with the present Belgian province Hainaut.
- Almanach Impérial, Testu, 1809 (accessed via Bibliothèque nationale de France).


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A dimensionless hydrograph for North Carolina was developed from data collected in 29 urban and urbanizing basins in the State. The dimen- sionless hydrograph can be used with an estimate of peak flow and basin lagtime to synthesize a design flood hydrograph for urban basins in North Carolina. Peak flows can be estimated from a number of avail- able techniques; a procedure for estimating basin lagtime from main channel length, stream slope, and percentage of impervious area was developed from data collected at 50 sites and is presented in this report. The North Carolina dimensionless hydrograph provides satis- factory predictions of flood hydrographs in all regions of the State except for basins in or near Asheville where the method overestimated 11 of 12 measured hydrographs. A previously developed dimensionless hydrograph for urban basins in the Piedmont and upper Coastal Plain of South Carolina provides better flood-hydrograph predictions for the Asheville basins and has a standard error of 21 percent as compared to 41 percent for the North Carolina dimensionless hydrograph.
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Why was Birmingham the most segregated city in the US?
Through racial zoning, urban renewal, and the placement of interstate highways, city planning ensured that Birmingham became and remained "the most segregated city in America." Birmingham experienced changes in the 1970s, as Black residents became more involved in city planning and elected the city's first Black mayor …
Why was Birmingham considered one of the most segregated cities?
called it the most segregated city in the country. Protests in Birmingham began with a boycott led by Shuttlesworth meant to pressure business leaders to open employment to people of all races, and end segregation in public facilities, restaurants, schools, and stores.
Who called Birmingham the most segregated city?
An ardent segregationist who served for 22 years as commissioner of public safety in Birmingham, Alabama, Bull Connor used his administrative authority over the police and fire departments to ensure that Birmingham remained, as Martin Luther King described it, "the most segregated city in America" (King, 50).
Was Birmingham segregated?
In the early 1960s, Birmingham, Alabama was a very segregated city. This meant that black people and white people were kept separated. They had different schools, different restaurants, different water fountains, and different places they could live.
Which city was known as the most segregated city in the South?
A recent study conducted by Nate Silver of fivethirtyeight.com, found that Atlanta was the second most segregated city in the U.S. and the most segregated in the South.
How did Martin Luther King make a difference?
Martin Luther King, Jr. was an activist and pastor who promoted and organized non-violent protests. He played a pivotal role in advancing civil rights in America and has won a Nobel Peace Prize for his efforts to fight racial inequality in a non-violent matter.


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Hear It Now, an American radio program on CBS, began in December 1950, ending in June 1951. It was hosted by
Edward R. Murrow and produced by Murrow and Fred W. Friendly. It ran for one hour on Fridays at 9 pm Eastern Time. Edward R. Murrow KBE
(born Egbert Roscoe Murrow; April 25, 1908 – April 27, 1965) was an American broadcast journalist. He was generally referred to as Ed Murrow.
He first came to prominence with a series of radio broadcasts for the news division of the Columbia Broadcasting System during World War II,
which were followed by millions of listeners in the United States. During the war he assembled a team of foreign correspondents who came to
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of Senator Joseph McCarthy. Fellow journalists Eric Sevareid, Ed Bliss, Bill Downs, Dan Rather, and Alexander Kendrick consider Murrow one
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Curry Leaves(कढ़ी पत्ता)
Curry LeavesHindi Name: कढ़ी पत्ता
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Curry leaves have anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties. It is used as a cure for diarrhea and stomach ulcers. It is said to be beneficial for the skin and for people with diabetes. Curry leaves also aid in digestion.
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Dry leaves can be stored but lose most of their aromatics. Wet leaves break down quickly so avoid storing them wet. They do not have a very long shelf life. Detach them from the stems only before cooking.
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Curry leaves excite the taste buds, probably that's why they are used as a tempering for various dishes.
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Much work has been done to qualify and quantify chromatographic adsorption and transportation mechanisms in different adsorber materials. An important aspect in all studies is the understanding of the binding mechanism between protein and resin on a molecular level in order to optimize processes on the level of adsorber design. We established a method to determine the binding orientation of lysozyme for different materials under various experimental conditions enabling us to observe changes in the mode of adsorption. We varied the protein load of two different adsorber types, Source 15 S, a conventional cation exchange resin and EMD Fractogel SO3, a tentacle-type cation exchanger. We found similar preferential binding sites for the interaction between lysozyme and the surface of these adsorbers at low surface coverage, however, the tentacle adsorber exhibited multi-point binding whereas the binding on Source was limited to one binding site only. With increasing protein density on the surface, lysozyme rotates from a space-consuming side-on to a space-saving end-on orientation on Fractogel, explaining a higher maximum binding capacity for Fractogel. This re-orientation could not be observed for Source. (c) 2007 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
A novel approach to characterize the binding orientation of lysozyme on ion-exchange resins.
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kilometers. ≈ 1.6912 x 10-10 light years. Kilometers. A kilometer. Light Years. A light year. Kilometers to Light Years Conversions. results may be rounded. km Light years; 1,600: 1.6912 x 10-10: 1,601: 1.6923 x 10-10:Calculates and displays splits. - To calculate splits, do 1 or 2, then click calculate splits. 1. Select from Samples and enter time or pace, or. 2. Enter total distance, either time or pace, and split frequency. Send comments to: Gordon Smith.Certainly you should NOT adjust the Nav 4 to show kph. Most of time time the Nav knows the speed limit and if you have the nav set to MPH it automatically coverts KPH limits and shows the speed limit as MPH on the screen. Therefore in an 80 kph speed limit the nav shows the limit at 50 and if you exceed 50 mph the actual speed on the satnav ...Certainly you should NOT adjust the Nav 4 to show kph. Most of time time the Nav knows the speed limit and if you have the nav set to MPH it automatically coverts KPH limits and shows the speed limit as MPH on the screen. Therefore in an 80 kph speed limit the nav shows the limit at 50 and if you exceed 50 mph the actual speed on the satnav ...By the 5-km mark or 3.1 miles, Kiptum and Daniel Mateiko, also from Kenya, had broken away from the group of runners. The two were neck and neck until around 30 km, or 18.6 miles, when Kiptum ...Tiempo para recorrer 8300 km. Tiempo para conducir 660 km a 60 km/h. Tiempo para recorrer 2700 km. Tiempo para conducir 209 km a 30 km/h. Tiempo para recorrer 14 …Expert Answer. P (x< 24600) = P (z < (24600 - 25000)/ (1600/sq …. A certain brand of tires has a mean life of 25,000 miles with a standard deviation of 1600 miles. What is the probability that the mean life of 64 tires is less than 24,600 miles?Calculates and displays splits. - To calculate splits, do 1 or 2, then click calculate splits. 1. Select from Samples and enter time or pace, or. 2. Enter total distance, either time or pace, and split frequency. Send comments to: Gordon Smith.1600 mi in km (1600 meilen in kilometer) Einheitenumrechner. Berechne 1600 Meile zu Kilometer mit Formeln, aktuellen Länge Umrechnungen, Umrechnungstabellen und mehr.Archaeologists working more than 100 miles away have found evidence for the Bronze Age eruption of Thera and subsequent tsunami which may have killed tens of thousands of people. ... around 1600 B ...The conversion factor from kilometers to miles is 0.62137119223733, which means that 1 kilometer is equal to 0.62137119223733 miles: 1 km = 0.62137119223733 mi. To convert 10 kilometers into miles we have to multiply 10 by the conversion factor in order to get the length amount from kilometers to miles.Jul 29, 2014 · Certainly you should NOT adjust the Nav 4 to show kph. Most of time time the Nav knows the speed limit and if you have the nav set to MPH it automatically coverts KPH limits and shows the speed limit as MPH on the screen. Therefore in an 80 kph speed limit the nav shows the limit at 50 and if you exceed 50 mph the actual speed on the satnav ... The Great Barrier Reef stretches more than 1,600 miles. 1,600 miles = _____ feet; About 13,000 years ago, the sea level of Australia was 200 feet lower than the current level. 200 feet = _____ inches; The observations suggested that 20% of coral in the central area of the 344,000 sq km reef is dead. 344,000 sq km = _____ sq milesThe distance calculator can help you prepare for the road by helping you figure out how far a city is from you. Calculations are made in kilometers and miles and information is available for all countries around the world. Additionally, Distancesto.com provides a way for you to see where you are going, determine the cost of your trip, the time ...The answer is 0.62137119223733. We assume you are converting between mile and kilometre . You can view more details on each measurement unit: miles or km The SI base unit for length is the metre. 1 metre is equal to 0.00062137119223733 miles, or 0.001 km. Note that rounding errors may occur, so always check the results.
1,600 kilometers is equal to about 5,249,343 feet and 10 inches. Result in Plain English. In Scientific Notation. 1,600 kilometers = 1.6 x 10 3 kilometers. ≈ 5.24934 x 10 6 feet. Kilometers. A kilometer. Abbreviation: km. Feet. A foot is a unit of length equal to exactly 12 inches or 0.3048 meters.To calculate 1600 Miles to the corresponding value in Centimeters, multiply the quantity in Miles by 160934.4 (conversion factor). In this case we should multiply 1600 Miles by 160934.4 to get the equivalent result in Centimeters: 1600 Miles x 160934.4 = 257495040 Centimeters.The diminutive coupe in this case was built for efficiency, and in a six-day test at Munich airport, it set a new distance record on a single charge (for a non-solar EV): 1,599 miles (2,574 km ...For example, if the distance is 300 miles and the consumption is 5 gallons per 100 miles, you will need 300 / 100 x 5 = 15 gallons of gas. Both formulas are applicable for metric units - km and liters, just make sure you do not mix metric units. Using an online fuel calculator will make sure you do not commit that mistake.此网站由Wight Hat Ltd. ©2003-2018拥有并维护。 我们全部的条款可以在点击此处找到.. 虽然我们竭尽全力地去确保此网站的公制转换计算器和转换表的准确性，但是我们不能承诺万无一失，也不对任何所犯的错误负相关责任。A square kilometer is a unit of area in the Metric System. The symbol for square kilometer is km 2. There are 0.00404685642 square kilometers in an acre. ... square miles: mi 2 or sq mi: US Customary Units/Imperial System: 1 mi 2 = 640 ac: square millimeters: mm 2: Metric System: 1 m 2 = 1,000,000 mm 2: square centimeters: cm 2: Metric System ...All In One Units Converter. Formula: multiply the value in kilometers by the conversion factor '0.62137119223667'. So, 1500 kilometers = 1500 × 0.62137119223667 = 932.056788355 miles. In fact, Eliud Kipchoge of Kenya achieved this feat in 2019, running a time of 1 hour, 59 minutes, and 40 seconds. This is an average of 4:34 per mile for 26.2 miles. A 2020 study tested the ...
1,600 miles = 1.6 x 10 3 miles. ≈ 2.57495 x 10 6 meters. Miles. A mile. Abbreviation: mi. Meters. A meter, or metre, is the fundamental unit of length in the metric system, from which all other length units are based. It is equal to 100 centimeters, 1/1000th of a kilometer, or about 39.37 inches.A large storm will bring rain to at least two dozen states as it moves slowly along from the Great Plains and Midwest into the start of this weekend and on to coastal areas of the mid-Atlantic and southern New England where it will finish up later this weekend, AccuWeather meteorologists say. The storm will spread rain along a 1600-mile-long zone, from the High Plains to the Atlantic coast.Airports within 1600 miles of Miami. 605 miles: Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport: 1219 miles: Chicago O'Hare International Airport: 1159 miles: Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport: 1103 miles: John F. Kennedy International Airport: 6 miles: Miami International Airport: 1238 miles:10,000. 6,213.7. Use this easy and mobile-friendly calculator to convert between kilometers per hour and miles per hour. Just type the number of kilometers per hour into the box and hit the Calculate button.the time in an hour, minute, and second format. Formula. time = distance ÷ speed. Conversions. one nautical mile (nmi) = 1.852 kilometres (km) one nautical mile (nmi) = 1.15077944802354 miles (mi) one knot = 1 nautical mile (nmi) per hour one knot (kn) = 0.51