text:
English Harbour West — The staff of Fitzgerald Academy in English Harbour West did something a little different and very beneficial on their annual parent-teacher night this school year. In addition to the regular activities, they held a Food Forum to promote healthy eating and healthy lifestyles to their students and parents/guardians.
Krista Baker, the principal of Fitzgerald Academy, said that the event was held in partnership with the school's council and Sandra Dominie, the public health nurse for the area.
Daphne Evans is the chair of the Fitzgerald Academy School Council.
Evans said, "One of our main concerns, as a school council, is the promotion of healthy eating and a healthy lifestyle among our students and parents.
"I talked with Ms. Dominie and Ms. Baker about this over the summer and we decided to hold this forum … during the school's annual curriculum night (Oct. 19)."
Baker said, "From a school's perspective, we've been prompting healthy eating for a number of school years. We saw this initiative by our school council as a means to invite our parents, and the community, to the forum to emphasize the importance of healthy eating and a healthy lifestyle as they relate to school absenteeism and academics.
"We are hoping that by promoting healthy eating and wellness that we'll see a drop in our absentee rates. In addition, studies have shown that a healthy, active lifestyle adds to student self-esteem and higher academic achievement."
Dominie said that it is very important that schools and parents promote healthy eating.
"Central Newfoundland has the highest rates of obesity and diabetes in the country," she said. "We definitely need to see healthy eating as a main priority in our schools and homes.
"Students certainly need to be among our main target groups in our getting the message out that a healthy lifestyle is very important."
Added Baker, "Educators know that promoting healthy eating is going to be a long battle, but big changes happen in small steps.
"We need good communication and relationships between students, teachers, parents and communities to effectively promote healthy eating."
To help with that communication, the school council invited Jill Wheaton and Jerry Knee to address the students and parents during the special event.
Knee is the school health promotion liaison consultant with the Nova Central School Board and Central Health. "The healthy living message needs to be clearly demonstrated to students and parents," he said. "We also need to promote the importance of physical activity in our lives and to have young people, especially, understand that those two life choices will have great health benefits in their futures."
Wheaton, a registered dietitian with Central Health, said, "We certainly need to support schools, school councils and parents in their support in promoting the many benefits of healthy, active lifestyles.
"About 71 per cent of adults in Newfoundland and Labrador are overweight or obese and a lot of our children are going the same way. Studies show that obese children are highly likely to remain obese in their adult years."
Wheaton talked about the role that parents have in helping their children eat healthy.
"Parents have a huge role to play in helping to solve the new epidemic of obesity in our youth. Eating healthy is not necessarily expensive. It involves cutting out junk foods, planning healthy menus, and being smart about how you spend your money.
"We're seeing too many children today with diabetes, heart disease, high blood pressure — these health issues seldom came up in children earlier and parents have to realize the long-term health consequences that result from not being serious about their children's food choices today."
Hubert Langdon, the vice-chairman of the Central Nova School Board, said that the board encourages all schools in the district to become actively involved in promoting healthy eating both in the schools and at home. "We all know that students perform better academically when they are healthy and fit," he said.
Several parents said the idea of Fitzgerald's school council and staff in holding the Food Forum was a great concept.
"This forum was an excellent idea," said Darlene Royle. "It's very important for parents to realize that they have a key role to play in having their children eat healthy."
Tracey Lawrence added, "Every bit of information schools can get out to parents about this issue is really important. To solve the obesity problem will require the co-operation of a lot of people, and we need to start the process with our youth."
"I try to provide as much healthy foods at home as I can," Linda Williams said. "It's also important that our schools promote this as our students spend a lot of time in schools.
"I hope that parents realize from this forum that they have a significant part to play in reinforcing what schools are trying to do in promoting healthy lifestyles. Parents need to be vigilant in providing healthy foods for their children."


Shepherds Rest
Shepherd's Rest
Located 8 leagues south of Buckhorn, Shepherd's Rest gained its name from the legendary song of the lowly shepherd who fell asleep for twenty years after drinking from a faerie spring, only to awaken with a great white beard and sorrow in his heart. Other local legends tell of a group of shepherds who were slaughtered by brutes, and their flesh cooked in with the lamb to make a vile stew, which to this day the brutes love to eat. In any case, the village of Shepherd's Rest was completely wiped out over a decade ago. After a group of heroic adventurers defeated the brutes that had made it their home, civilized men braved to rebuild the village. Unfortunately, the War destroyed the village once more, and there are officially no current efforts to rebuild it.
Recently, it has been discovered that a lone faithful monk is building a shrine and hostel in the ruined village, and intends to make the place his home, welcoming all travelers and pilgrims.
Principality of the Golden Reaches
Kingdom of the Lake
Shepherds Rest
Shimmering Kingdoms PhoenixMark


text:
posted by sam on.
Through a pipe of diameter 16cm, water is pumped from the Colorado River up to Grand Canyon Village, on the rim of the canyon. The river is at 564m elevation and the village is at 2096m elevation.
a) At what minimum pressure must the water be pumped to arrive at the village? The acceleration of gravity is 9.8m/s^3
b)If 4800m^3 are pumped per day, what is the speed of water in the pipe?
c) What additional pressure is necessary to deliver this flow? You may assume that the free-fall acceleration and the density for air are constant over this range of elevations.
a) (density)*g*(elevation change)
= 1.00*10^3 kg/m^3*9.8 m/s^2*1532 m = 15.0*10^6 Pascals
That is about 150 atmospheres.
b) Velocity = (Volume flow rate)/Area
c) Add (1/2)*(density)*V^2 dynamic pressure to the answer in (a)
The density here is the density of water. Air has a neglible effect on the difference between inlet and outlet pressure

source: openbmb/Ultra-FineWeb


8
I'm using QGIS 3.16 Hannover and I've got a vector layer of provinces with animal species names as attributes. If the species has been detected in the province, the value of the attribute is X; if there are breeding records, the value is R; otherwise the value is NULL.
I'm producing a map for each species and I'm using the categorized layer style for displaying the provinces where the species is present. Is there a way of automatically display the selected attribute name (i.e. the species) in the print composer?
enter image description here
2 Answers 2
12
I think that Atlas feature is what you seeking for (see Documentation). For this case I have a workaround with Atlas. Trick is that instead of iterating through geometries I use list of former field names (species names):
 1. Create .csv with field names in one column and load it into QGIS enter image description here
 2. Set this csv layer as Covarage layer in Atlas settings (layout window) and as Page name choose the column with the species names. enter image description here
 The Page name will be used to identify the atlas page, and also its values can be referenced in expressions using the @atlas_pagename variable. You now have the Atlas set up that will generate one page for each species name.
 3. Set the polygon layer symbology - as Value for categorized symbology use this expression: attribute(@atlas_pagename)
 The attribute() expression returns value of attribute of given field name (i.e. attribute('species_1') returns the same result as when you directly select the attribute species_1). However, we need this value to change (species_1, species_2 etc.) according to the page of the atlas. Thus we have to use @atlas_pagename variable which returns value of page name of current atlas feature. This causes iteration through the fields of the polygon layer because their names are identical to those in the Page name of the Covarage layer (csv table) used in atlas.
 Now you have to manually add the two categories and set their symbols (other solution is use of Rule-based symbology with expression such as attribute(@atlas_pagename) = 'X' and so on)
enter image description here
 1. Prepare your layout. For displaying the species name just add text (Add Label) and select the name of the field with species names.
enter image description here
Preview the result:
enter image description here
2
 - 1
 Your solution really works, but I can't actually understand WHY does it work. Could you please explain the process underneath step 3?
 – jpinilla
 Feb 8, 2022 at 14:17
 - 1
 @JesúsPinilla Of course, sorry I was focused on writing the solution and missed some details (also in step 2). Also use of $currentfeature in expression is unnecessary in this case. Hope, it is more understandable now.
 – Oto Kaláb
 Feb 9, 2022 at 12:32
6
One option can be create a new project variable, in the Variables tab of the Project Properties menu. And store in the value of that variable the name of the field to apply the symbology.
For example, you can create a new variable named project_symbology_field and store the value Taeniopygia castanotis.
At the symbology of the layer, the value must be the expression:
eval( @project_symbology_field)
At the title of the legend, or in a text item or where you want the name of the field, you can use the expression: @project_symbology_field
To change the field to symbolize, you need to update the value of the variable with other field name.
You can also use some categories instead of the field names, and use a expression like:
CASE
 WHEN @proyect_symbology_field = 1 THEN "Taeniopygia castanotis"
 WHEN @proyect_symbology_field = 2 THEN "Other field name"
END
1
 - Thank you for the idea, but I think it doesn't make much a difference than typing the species' name manually in each map, unless I'm missing something.
 – jpinilla
 Feb 5, 2022 at 10:58
Your Answer
By clicking "Post Your Answer", you agree to our terms of service and acknowledge that you have read and understand our privacy policy and code of conduct.
Not the answer you're looking for? Browse other questions tagged or ask your own question.


your i's: Message Redaction. Since patient chat contents are client-side encrypted with keys that never make it to your backend, it's practically impossible to tell whether the Firestore-stored messages on the backend are sensitive health data or something totally benign. But this isn't enough for HIPAA. So in order to meet HIPAA's requirements, we implemented a data redaction feature in the sample apps. This feature deletes messages immediately following a successful message delivery to all users. This way, HIPAA considers your chat to be a "conduit," i.e. only a message delivery tool that doesn't store the data beyond delivery, which exempts the messaging function completely from HIPAA.
For the important details, check out our whitepaper at _URL_
What happens if my user loses her device with the private key on it?
As in the sample, your messages are local-only (Firebase is only an intermediate delivery system), so the messages will be lost with the phone. However, if there's (non-patient) data that you want to permanently store encrypted in Firebase, there's a solution for lost devices/keys.
Drumroll, please… Imagine a private key that can be lost, and you don't have to worry about losing your encrypted data. Or, imagine a private key that you can use between devices without needing to transfer the key around (WOW!). This special key is called "BrainKey": a strong cryptographic key that's based on your user's PASSWORD. Every time you capture your user's password, you can re-generate the same private key, so it won't be lost with the device:

let brainKeyContext = BrainKeyContext.makeContext(
accessTokenProvider: accessTokenProvider)
let brainKey = BrainKey(context: brainKeyContext)
// Generate default public/private Curve ED25519 keypair
let keyPair = try! brainKey.generateKeyPair(
password: "Your password",
brainKeyId: "Your id here").startSync().getResult()
Here's how to implement your user private key recovery:
 1. At signup, generate a BrainKey right after you generate your user's private key.
 2. Encrypt the user's private key with her BrainKey's public key.
 3. Store the encrypted private key in your Firestore where you store the user's profile data.
 4. At login-time, re-generate the BrainKey from her password.
 5. Download the encrypted user private key from Firestore.
 6. Decrypt it with the BrainKey, and Voila! You have a way to recover the key if a device is lost.
How do you deal with a forgotten password and lost device at the same time? Use a concatenated string of 3 secret answers as a password to generate a secondary BrainKey for your users. Use this secondary BrainKey in the same way as you do the password BrainKey: encrypt, then later "unlock" the user private key. Now you have a user lockout solution with 3 secret questions+answers!
Get started on your HIPAA-compliant secure Firebase Chat app
We've put together a video tutorial to help you get started with our Firebase SDK. First, register for a free Virgil account at _URL_ and follow the steps to create an End-to-End Encrypted app.
If you have any questions, join our Slack channel and chat with us!
Want to learn more? Sign up for our free webinars held each Thursday in August at 10 AM Pacific time.
Virgil Security, Inc. enables developers to eliminate passwords & encrypt everything, in hours, without having to become security experts. Learn more at VirgilSecurity.com.
Next
Faces of Virgil Security – Dmytro Matviiv
Rebecca YarbroughAugust 10th, 2018


text:
Project Wolf is being trialled at Dundreggan estate in Glenmoriston, near Loch Ness. It involves teams of volunteers taking frequent walks through the forest between dusk and dawn and creating enough noise to keep hungry deer on the move.
The unique initiative, launched by conservation charity Trees for Life, aims to mimic the natural disturbance effects of Scotland's extinct predators.
It is hoped the nighttime activities will stop deer feasting on delicate saplings and allow the forest, a remnant of Scotland's native Caledonian Pinewood, to regenerate.
"Grazing pressure on young trees by too many deer, today undisturbed by natural predators, is the major threat to Scotland's native forests," said charity founder Alan Watson Featherstone.
"This is starkly apparent in the surviving Caledonian Forest, where many remnants consist only of old and dying trees because young trees cannot survive the relentless browsing.
"By walking through Dundreggan's woodlands at unpredictable times, the volunteers mimic the effect of wolves in keeping deer on their toes and less likely to spend time leisurely eating seedlings and young trees.
"This will encourage new trees to flourish – giving them the chance to form the next generation of forest giants that are desperately needed if the Caledonian Forest is to survive."
Doug Gilbert, Trees for Life operations manager, added: "Project Wolf is backed by a growing body of research which shows that predators have a much wider impact on their prey than just the animals they manage to hunt and kill.
"In many ways, the fear that the presence of predators generates in prey animals is just as important as their direct impacts."
As a pay-off for their sleepless nights, wolves have been enjoying the chance to encounter some of the other nocturnal creatures living in the forest, including badgers, pine martens, foxes, owls and bats.
Project Wolf is part-supported by funding the charity received after winning a global conservation competition in March.
Trees For Life's broader Rewilding the Highlands project, which also involves planting 50,000 native trees and the creation of habitats to offer a lifeline to rare wildlife, won the Alpine category of the 2016 European Outdoor Conservation Association scheme, securing £23,000 as a result of an online public vote.

source: m-a-p/FineFineWeb


text:
Paper cutouts are incredibly delicate. The slightest misstroke can cause them to crumple, rip and tear. If you've ever tried making a paper snowflake, you know how easy it is to accidentally bend or crease the paper. However, a scalpel is a precision tool used in surgeries (among other things) to slice through delicate tissue, so it also makes a great tool to make paper cutouts.
Here, you'll find some insanely intricate paper cutouts that were created using a scalpel. The artworks have immense detail and precision, so check these out!


text:
New Detailed Understanding of the Mechanism of Radiation in Interconnect Problems
Electromagnetic radiations from parasitic structures such as electronic interconnections are very difficult to diagnose because the ability to identify the specific sources are missing. Mainly, the source of radiations cannot be identified separately. Here, the partial element equivalent circuit (PEEC) method is extended to diagnose the radiation and its distribution. For the first time we identify the individual sources of radiation and the equivalence circuits for the sources. The proposed approach can be applied to find the radiation for electromagnetic interference (EMI) from a wide variety of structures.
Y. S. Cao et al., "New Detailed Understanding of the Mechanism of Radiation in Interconnect Problems," Proceedings of the 25th IEEE Conference on Electrical Performance of Electronic Packaging and Systems (2016, San Diego, CA), pp. 219-221, Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), Oct 2016.
The definitive version is available at _URL_
25th IEEE Conference on Electrical Performance of Electronic Packaging and Systems (2016: Oct. 23-26, San Diego, CA)
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Laboratory
Keywords and Phrases
Electric Network Analysis; Electromagnetic Pulse; Electronics Packaging; Equivalent Circuits; Partial-Element Equivalent-Circuit Methods; Radiation; Integrated Circuit Modeling; Connectors; Integrated Circuit Interconnections; RLC Circuits; Electric Potential; Mathematical Model; Printed Circuit Interconnections; Electromagnetic Interference; EMI; Electromagnetic Radiations; Parasitic Structures; Electronic Interconnections; Partial Element Equivalent Circuit Method; PEEC Method
International Standard Book Number (ISBN)
International Standard Serial Number (ISSN)
Article - Conference proceedings
© 2016 Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), All rights reserved.


text:
Information Rights Management
Applies to: Exchange Server 2010
Topic Last Modified: 2009-12-07
- Understanding Information Rights Management
Learn about Information Rights Management (IRM), and how it helps you to protect sensitive messaging content.
- Understanding Transport Protection Rules
Learn how you can apply IRM-protection to messages based on your organization's messaging policy and content inspection.
- Understanding Outlook Protection Rules
Learn how you can automatically apply IRM protection to messages in Outlook 2010 based on recipient, department, or message scope.
- Understanding Transport Decryption
Learn how Exchange 2010 helps you apply messaging policies by decrypted IRM-protected content.
- Understanding Journal Report Decryption
Learn how Exchange 2010 helps you comply with regulations by journaling IRM-protected messages.
- Understanding Information Rights Management in Outlook Web App
Learn how Exchange 2010 allows your users to use IRM in Outlook Web App to read IRM-protected messages and apply IRM protection to messages they send.
- Managing Information Rights Management
Learn how to manage Exchange 2010 IRM features.


text:
Coursework GCSE Maths – Building a Foundation for a Career in Math
Students who are doing their GCSE coursework will find that math is one of the subjects for which coursework assignments are hardest. But, this task cannot be avoided as math is a compulsory subject. Coursework GCSE maths is entitled for 40% of the final grade and hence needs to be attended to with same dedication as attending to the GCSE exam paper. Both scores together will form the final grade for the GCSE Math subject.
Receiving a good grade and learning how to do math coursework for GCSE is vital for students who wish for careers such as engineering and teaching and many other areas. Furthermore, as perfornace in math is used as a yardstick of a person's intelligence, getting a good grade in Math is important to any student. Doing your math coursework to perfection will cover half the task associated with this challange.
Reasons for Doing GCSE Math Coursework
There are many reasons why doing GCSE math coursework is beneficial for students. Those who feel that it is takes too much out of them should know that doing GCSE math coursework will develop and refine their problem solving strategies and build the confidence and skills necessary to handle any type of challenge. It also enables students to improve their thinking skills and be able to work independently on a variety of subjects. The main reason you should be doing GCSE math coursework is because if you are concentrating on furthering your career in the field of math doing GCSE math coursework will provide a thorough grounding for this type of work.
Modules for Math GCSE Coursework
There are different modules when doing Coursework GCSE maths. These include, number modules, data handling, algebra and shape and spaces. It is important that students have good understanding of these modules and on which module the coursework will face. With an idea as to which module the coursework will consist of, you will be able to study the relevant syllabus and review the topic areas which fall under this category. This will make doing math coursework for GCSE easier.
Writing Aspect of Math Coursework
Coursework writing for math GCSE forms a partial component of the assignment. Students will be assigned to do reports on math, the history of math and its importance to everyday life. This type of writing assignment provides students doing GCSE math coursework the knowledge to understand math and it will make the solving of math problems more interesting to students.
As with writing English coursework or any other coursework, math GCSE coursework too should be written conforming to the basic writing requirements. Therefore, students need to ensure that what they write is legible, clear and does not have any spelling, grammar or punctuation mistakes. They also need to select and use a form of writing which is suitable to the type of subject matter. Information should be clear and coherent and correct and accurate mathematical notations should be used.
If writing your coursework GCSE mathsis hard and you are wondering whether to buy coursework, the, Coursework-writing.co.uk is a company which you can place your trust upon. We are experts when it comes to coursework writing assignments and any type of assignment you have for us will be completed accurately and will be delivered on time.


trepctl check Command
The check command operates by running a CRC check on the schema or table specified, creating a temporary table containing the check data and values during the process. The data collected during this process is then written to a consistency table within the replication configuration schema and is used to verify the table data consistency on the Primary and the Replica.
Because the check operation is creating a temporary table containing a CRC of each row within the specified schema or specific table, the size of the temporary table created can be quite large as it consists of CRC and row count information for each row of each table (within the specified row limits). The configured directory used by MySQL for temporary table creation will need a suitable amount of space to hold the temporary data.


text: We have grown spiral carbon nanofibers containing Pd metal clusters using the Pd2(dba)3 catalyzed decomposition of gaseous acetylene on molecular sieves (AlPO4-5) support. The microstructure and composition of the spiral carbon nanofibers were examined by the powder X-ray diffractometer and transmission electron microscope. The conductivity of the mat in the temperature range from 14 to 250 K could be described by the form of exp[−(T−1/4)]. The thermopower shows a remarkably linear behavior down to 40 K, reminiscent of some conducting polymers. The sign change of the thermopower suggests there exists more than one type of charge carrier, which could be ascribed to the different types of nanotube with various sizes of radius. The transport behavior of spiral carbon nanofibers containing Pd metal clusters will be discussed in the framework of the heterogeneous model.


Keyword completion customization
This document describes the syntax used to customize keyword automatic completion.
Four strings are used to define the completion of a keyword. The rules are the same for all of them:
 - These strings will be inserted right after the keyword. The key that triggers the automatic completion will not be taken into account, i.e. no space or "new line" character will be inserted even though you press Space or Return. The strings should therefore begin with a space or a "new line" character (see below for "newline").
 - Two reserved words will allow you to position the cursor and to indent the text properly. Insert the word $cursor$ in the string where you want the cursor to be moved once the completion is finished. Insert the word $indent$ where you want to copy as many blank spaces as there were on the line where the keyword was typed.
 - Three special characters are available:
 - %N represents the new line character.
 - %T represents the tabulation
 - %B represents the back space
Examples :
1) You want the lines of code :
if next_line_of_code
to become:
if <cursor here> then <one more tabulation> end next_line_of_code
as you press Space just after typing if.
To make this happen, you should define the "Customized auto complete (Space after keyword was typed)" string for if as :
$cursor$ then%N$indent$%T%N$indent$end
First, EiffelStudio editor has to insert a blank space after if. The string begins therefore by a blank space.
Then, $cursor$ tells EiffelStudio to move the cursor to this position after the completion.
then is inserted after the cursor position.
%N indicates that you want to insert a new line after then.
$indent$%T means that this line is filled with as many blank spaces as there are before if plus a tabulation.
Another line is inserted with %N.
Then $indent$end means that end will be inserted in this new line with the same indentation as if.
2) You want the lines of code :
end next_line_of_code
to become:
end next_line_of_code
as you press Return just after typing end.
To make this happen, you should define the "Customized auto complete (Return after keyword was typed)" string for end as :
%B%B%B%Bend%N$indent$%B$cursor$
The four %B will remove end plus one character before end (the tabulation character).
end will be inserted at this new position.
%N indicates that you want to insert a new line.
$indent$%B$cursor$ means that the cursor will be moved to the end of the line where one less blank space than before the original end will have been inserted.
Note: EiffelStudio editor can insert spaces instead of tabulation when you use special character %T. This is set in another section of the preferences .
See Also:
Keywords automatic completion preferences
Default values for keyword completion preferences
cached: 01/16/2022 4:50:47.000 PM


text:
The compensation order
When a defendant is convicted of an offence, the Magistrates' Court can make a compensation order when passing sentence. A compensation order is intended to make the defendant compensate the victim of the crime. Subject to the below, the court must make a compensation order wherever possible – even where the victim can claim compensation in the civil courts.
A compensation order can either be a sentence in its own right, or more commonly, ancillary to the sentence imposed. Compensation can be ordered if the defendant is sent to prison – but only if the defendant has the means to pay immediately. If the magistrates decide that no compensation is payable, they must state their reasons in open court.
What does compensation cover?
The court must consider making a compensation order where the offence resulted in personal injury, loss or damage. Personal injury includes psychological injury. In relation to property stolen, if the property is recovered but in a damaged condition, compensation can still be ordered regardless of whether or not the defendant was responsible for the damage. All that matters is that the damage was caused whilst the property was out of the owner's control as a result of the theft.
What is excluded?
Compensation is not generally payable to the dependents of a victim who has died, except for funeral expenses.
Compensation will not be ordered where the injury, loss or damage resulted from a road traffic accident unless there is a conviction under the Theft Act 1968; or the offender is uninsured and the Motor Insurers' Bureau (MIB) will not cover the loss. The MIB is funded by all UK insurance holders and compensates victims of uninsured drivers. Personal injury and damage are covered (except for the first £300 of a claim for damage).
Fixing the amount of compensation
It is for the prosecution to establish the value of loss and to produce up-to-date and detailed evidence in support. The offender may also make representations.
The prosecution's evidence will often be in the form of a victim statement setting out, for instance, the price of the stolen or damages items (with a receipt), or detailing the nature and extent of any personal injuries sustained. The magistrates will follow formal guidelines to ascertain the appropriate amount of compensation to award for personal injuries – subject to a maximum of £5000 per charge.
However, the magistrates must balance the requirement to order compensation against the defendant's ability to pay. Payments by instalments are common and magistrates' guidance suggests that the amount ordered should be paid between a period of 13 and 52 weeks.
Varying a compensation order
The defendant can appeal a compensation order within 21 days. During this time, the order is enforceable and the defendant must make payments. However, if the appeal is successful any payments made by the defendant will be refunded.
The Magistrates' Court can discharge or reduce the order in certain circumstances:
- where a lesser amount has been awarded by a civil court;
- where the defendant has a subsequent reduction in their finances which is likely to continue for some time so that they are unable to pay either the whole or part of the compensation;
- where the property stolen is partly or fully recovered, and;
- where a confiscation order has been made in the same set of proceedings and the defendant's means are insufficient to comply with both orders.
Compensation and deprivation orders
The court can make a deprivation order in some cases, unless it will cause undue hardship to the offender. If it is satisfied that the defendant was in possession of, or in control of, property used or intended for the purposes of committing or facilitating the commission of any offence, then the court can deprive the defendant of this property.
For example, if the defendant used a car to commit a series of shoplifting offences then the court could make a deprivation order, and the proceeds of sale of the car can then be used to compensate the shop owners.
Compensation and confiscation orders
The Magistrates' Court cannot currently make confiscation orders except in very limited circumstances. The prosecution must therefore apply to the Crown Court for the offender to be committed to the Crown Court for confiscation to be considered under the Proceeds of Crime Act.


IRS Logo
Print - Click this link to Print this page
Applying for Exemption/Misc. Determination: Sample Questions
Bingo and Other Gaming
Applications for exemption and miscellaneous determination requests are assigned to Exempt Organizations specialists for review. If additional information is necessary to make a determination, a specialist will contact the organization for the information. Here's a list of questions that might be asked on this topic.
1. For each gaming activity you conduct (or plan to conduct), provide the following information:
a. The name of each gaming activity.
b. Whether members of the general public will participate in your gaming activity or
 whether your gaming activity will be limited to members of your organization.
c. When you began (or plan to begin) conducting the activity.
d. The percentage of your time and resources you expect to devote to each gaming activity
e. The number of hours you expect to hold the gaming activity each month.
f. A statement describing how you use your gaming proceeds, including whether you
 give your gaming proceeds to other organizations.
g. If you give your gaming proceeds to other organizations, describe how do you decide
 which organizations receive your proceeds.
h. Submit copies of advertisements, flyers, pamphlets, announcements, or other literature
 that describe your exempt, gaming, or other activities.
2. For each of your gaming activities, state whether you will use volunteers or compensated individuals for various aspects of the gaming operation. Examples of aspects of the gaming operation would include, but are not limited to: managing bingo operations; providing bingo cards, pull-tabs, and supplies; providing concessions; providing security; and providing janitorial services.
a. If compensated individuals are used, provide the following information:
 - List the compensated individuals, their job title, and a detailed duty description.
 - State the number of hours each position requires per week and the number
 of hours that are related to the operation of gaming activities.
 - State the amount of compensation for each person or position (if it is not
 currently filled).
 - Explain how you determine the compensation for each position, including who
 in your organization is responsible for setting the compensation amount.
 - Identify any relationship that each compensated individual may have with any
 of your officers, directors, trustees, or members.
b. If volunteers are used, provide the following information:
 - List how many volunteers you use each game/session.
 - Describe the duties the volunteers perform.
 - State how many hours volunteers work each session and each week
 - State whether you provide volunteers with reduced fees or tuition dependent
 on the individual volunteering for the gaming activity.
 - State whether the volunteers receive tips. If so, describe how you record the
 tips in your books and records.
3. Have you ever, or do you plan to, contract with a third party to operate your gaming activities and from whom you will receive your gaming revenue? If so, provide the following information:
a. A description of who initiated the initial contact – you or the gaming operator.
b. An explanation of how and why you chose the gaming operator.
c. A description of your relationship with the gaming operator.
d. Identify any relationship that exists between the gaming operator and any of your
 directors, officers, trustees, or members.
e. Submit all copies of contracts you have entered into with any gaming operator.
4. Is the facility where you conduct your gaming activities a commercial gaming facility?
5. Is the owner of facility where you conduct your gaming activities also one of your directors, officers, trustees, or members?
6. Submit copies of all contracts or leases you have with any individual or business, including any lessors that provide you with goods or services related to your gaming activities.
7. Are you a grantor, beneficiary or trustee of a trust or member of a partnership or other entity formed to administer charitable gaming?
8. Provide the following financial information for all gaming activities (both for your current tax year, and projected for your next two tax years):
a. Gross income from each gaming activity, broken out by game category (ex. bingo,
 pull-tabs, raffles, etc.).
b. Gross income from non-gaming sources (such as concessions or sales of gaming
 supplies) that occur during or are related to your gaming activity. List each source
c. Prizes paid out in each gaming category.
d. Rent, salaries, contract payments, and other expenses from gaming activities, itemizing
 each expense.
e. Net income from each gaming activity.
9. Describe the records that you keep to document your gross receipts (before payouts) and disbursements (including payouts), including whether you keep separate records for each gaming activity.
10. Submit a copy of your state and/or local laws that allow you to conduct bingo or other gaming activities.
More information:
See the complete list of Applying for Exemption/Miscellaneous Determination Sample Questions by topic.
Page Last Reviewed or Updated: 16-Dec-2014


Seed: Conceal
Illusion (Glamer)
Spellcraft DC: 17
Components: V, S
Casting Time: 1 minute
Range: Personal or touch
Target: You or a creature or object of up to 2,000 lb.
Duration: 200 minutes or until expended (D)
Saving Throw: None or Will negates (harmless, object)
Spell Resistance: No or Yes (harmless, object)
This seed can conceal a creature or object touched from sight, even from darkvision. If the subject is a creature carrying gear, the gear vanishes too, rendering the creature invisible. A spell using the conceal seed ends if the subject attacks any creature. Actions directed at unattended objects do not break the spell, and causing harm indirectly is not an attack. To create invisibility that lasts regardless of the actions of the subject, increase the Spellcraft DC by +4. Alternatively, this seed can conceal the exact location of the subject so that it appears to be about 2 feet away from its true location; this increases the Spellcraft DC by +2. The subject benefits from a 50% miss chance as if it had total concealment. However, unlike actual total concealment, this displacement effect does not prevent enemies from targeting him or her normally. The conceal seed can also be used to block divination spells, spell-like effects, and epic spells developed using the reveal seed; this increases the Spellcraft DC by +6. In all cases where divination magic of any level, including epic level, is employed against the subject of a spell using the conceal seed for this purpose, an opposed caster level check determines which spell works.


text:
NOTE - TO DATE. THE DOME IS STILL UNFINISHED. AS IS THIS ARTICLE. NEITHER DOME NOR ARTICLE WILL BE.RESUMED UNTIL THIS AUTUMN. SO PATIENCE PLEASE... MEANWHILE. THE INFORMATION BELOW IS A STEP BY STEP EXPLANATION OF HOW TO BUILD YOUR OWN GEODESIC DOME.
Above, dome nearly completed, without glass and perspex windows (its summer!)
Above photo, interior of dome, nearly completed
Above photo, interior of dome, nearly completed.
However, most governments and legislators would prefer people of low income to live here...
In 'charming' town planning projects that give the local medeival architecture a real boost to their image, eh hem... Spot Ales' medieval fort and, significantly, old prison, it's a job to find it, but if you squint hard enough...
STEP BY STEP PHOTO INSTRUCTIONS...
The first step in building a geodesic dome home is to fully understand and visualise the geometry of the structure beforehand.
To do this it is essential to build a small model version that you can refer back to whenever you get confused or stuck. It's possible to build a dome without first doing a model, but you're more likely to get in a fix, which wastes time and money.
To make a 50cm diameter cardboard model you'll need a pencil, a compass, a ruler, 15 sheets of A4 lightweight photocopy card in one colour, and 5 sheets of the same card in another colour, one large piece of thick cardboard for the base (from a big cardboard box will do), glue, at least twenty very small boston clips, thumbtacks and probably some other stuff too, we'll see as we go along. The two fluffy assistants are optional.
I found a useful video on YouTube showing how to 'construct a geodesic dome' out of cardboard. The instructions are for children so even a maths moron such as myself could follow them! The dome is composed of 10 equilateral triangles that join together 6 pentagons, each pentagon being composed of 5 isosceles triangles.
In all, the dome requires a total of 40 triangles, 30 of them isosceles and 10 of them equilateral. In order to attain the dome diameter of 50cm the 3 sides of the equilateral triangles must be 15cm45 long precisely (to be called length A). The isosceles triangles must have one side measuring, again, 15cm45 and the two other sides measuring 13cm66 (to be called length B).
Being the congenital maths moron I am, it was impossible for me to calculate how to draw two triangles together (to save paper), centering them correctly on a sheet of photocopy paper. So I drew one, photocopied it, cut them both out, then stuck them together on a sheet of paper. In this way I had the template for two triangles neatly fitted together and centered on the A4 paper. I then made 5 photocopies of the template below so as to get 10 equilateral triangles in lightweight yellow card.
To make an equilateral triangle, use your ruler to draw a 15.45cm line at the bottom of your page. Set your compass to exactly 15.45cm. Putting the point at one end of the line, draw an arc approximately where the top point of the triangle should go. Switch the point of the compass to the other end of the line and draw another arc. Where the two arcs cross is the third point of the triangle. Use your ruler to draw the two other sides. To draw the glue tabs, draw a line 1cm parallel to all three sides around the entire outer edge of the triangle. Cut off its points, as in the triangles above, by drawing a straight line to slice off the points of the outer triangles so that the glue tabs can be stuck together without the ends overlapping. To draw the isosceles triangle draw the base line of the triangle again at a length of 15.45cm, but set the compass at 13.66cm instead so as to achieve the two shorter edges. I then made 15 photocopies of the template, this time in blue card, so as to get a total of 30 isosceles triangles.
Carefully cut out all your triangles and, using a book and a ruler, fold the glue tabs carefully along each of their lines.
Apply glue to the tabs and stick the five isosceles triangles together (sticking together the B sides) so as to form a pentagon, leaving the last two tabs unglued. When applying glue be sure to use a scrap piece of paper underneath so as to not get anything grubby. Stick the B sides together two by two. If you try to apply glue to all of the sides at the same time and then try to stick them all together simultaneously, the tabs where you applied the glue first will have dried. So just go edge by edge. Glue needs to be applied to both glue tabs being stuck together and not just one, to ensure a strong fix.
Assemble all six pentagons in the same way, leaving the last two edges open on each one. To be sure that the glue dries completely you may want to leave the next stage for the following day; otherwise, leaving it for a couple of hours should do it. Once dry, the final edges of the isosceles triangles can be glued together. As you pull the two sides against one another you'll see why it was necessary to allow the other sides to dry first, as now the pentagons will be raised into their three-dimensional volume, putting strong pressure on all sides. This is where you now need to attach the small boston clips to clamp the freshly glued sides together. I left them all overnight again, but if you're feeling brave, another couple of hours should do.
Here we have the six pentagons fully assembled on my scruffy old floor. As you can see, my fluffy assistant to the left seems satisfied with the work so far. I have placed the ten equilateral triangles next to the pentagons, ready for the next stage.
Now we need to make the base. Thinking I was very clever, I bought some fancy hard card instead of using the simple cardboard box card suggested in the video. The result was a fiendishly difficult challenge with a Stanley knife when it came to the cutting stage. It was all very scary and not at all appropriate for children... or for fluffy assistants for that matter. So use normal cardboard from a box as it's far easier to cut with no more than a pair of scissors. And it's free.
Cut out your piece of cardboard for the base, making it no smaller than 56cm squared. Find its center by drawing diagonal lines from each of its corners, creating a cross in the center. Here, one of my fluffy assistants is demonstrating how this can be done very easily with a builder's rule, useful as it's so big. A straight plank would also do the trick.
Here is the base with the cross revealing the center of the square. At this point you may wish to take a small break and give yourself a vigorous scratch for good measure.
Now we need to make a big compass out of a 35cm x 4cm strip of card. This card is thicker than the triangles but lighter than the base board. It needs to be quite thick and strong so as not to tear, but not too thick to put the nib of a pencil through it. Place the cardboard strip on another piece of cardboard as we are now going to push thumbtacks into it to create pencil holes. My assistant is helpfully indicating the spacing of these four holes. The one on the far left, let's call it the '0cm hole', will be the point where we pin this card compass into the center of the base. Now place a tack at precisely 16cm to the right of the first hole, then 25cm and finally at 27cm distant from the first hole. We have now created four holes at 0cm, 16cm, 25cm and 27cm.
Tacking the 0cm hole to the center of your cardboard base, use the holes at 16cm, 25cm and 27cm to draw three concentric circles. The fluffy tail is optional in this simple manoeuvre, but adds interest.
Here is the base with the three concentric circles drawn.
Cut out along the center circle to create an inner hole. Cut out along the outer circle to finish the now circular base. Sitting on the circle will prevent it from unexpectedly flying away...
Set the compass to 15.45cm precisely. To make it easier to set it perfectly I drew a line of the right length on a piece of paper, dug the point into one end of the line and carefully pulled the compass to the right length. Place the point of the compass on the circle inside the outer edge of your base and draw an arc further along the line of your circle. Then place the point where your arc crosses the line and draw another arc further along. Continue all around the circle till all the points of your decagon (ten-sided polygon) are drawn.
At this point you will discover if your compass is set precisely or not. If it isn't your last arc will be too far in or out. Cursing loudly at this juncture may help relieve tension. If it's not right, rub out the marks and start again. I actually ended up having an approximate decagon and just bodged along as I do

source: HuggingFaceFW/fineweb-edu


text:
Free Search (10912 images)
Animation of high-resolution infrared images of Earth
Rating: 0.00/5 (0 votes cast)
- Title Animation of high-resolution infrared images of Earth
- Released 29/04/2005 3:02 pm
- Copyright ESA
After closest approach to Earth, Rosetta's VIRTIS took a series of high-resolution images of our planet in visible and infrared light from a distance of 250 000 kilometres and with a resolution of 62 kilometres per pixel. The images are shown as they were acquired, without rotating them. The North Pole is on the left of the image. This animation was produced using infrared images taken in the so-called 'thermal' infrared wavelengths, which catches the heat emitted from Earth's surface. This is independent on solar illumination so, even if only half of Earth was illuminated by the Sun, VIRTIS could still se the full Earth disk. The animation shows the complex dynamics of Earth's atmosphere.


text:
FAQ about stonewool
- Does stone wool remain disease-free during cultivation?
- What is stone wool?
- How is stone wool made?
- People often mention capillary action capacity. What does that mean?
- What do growers gain from the "controllability of the substrate"?
- Why is a water buffer important in the cultivation system?
- Why is full rooting important?
- Are slabs with a high capillary action capacity too wet for Winter cultivation?
- How do I determine the moisture content?
Does stone wool remain disease-free during cultivation?
Stone wool arrives at the greenhouse disease-free. Whether soil diseases are able to penetrate is dependent on the level of hygiene within the company. Naturally, the plant material must also be absolutely disease-free. The careful setting up of the system, the use of ground sheets and properly packaged slabs will limit the risks still further. Should any problems nevertheless arise, they are then relatively simple to resolve. That is the advantage of the small root volume.
What is stone wool?
Stone wool is a mineral wool made of volcanic rock. Stone wool consists of 5% solid material in the form of stone fibres. The remaining 95% is made up of pores.
How is stone wool made?
The basic materials for Grodan stone wool are Basalt and Limestone. These are melted to form lava in an oven with a temperature of 1,500°C. The lava is then poured over a number of fast-rotating discs. Thanks to the centrifugal force, the drops fly off the discs and lengthen to form fibres. The process can be compared with candy floss being made at a fair. The fibres are then compressed to form a sturdy mass, from which the slabs and blocks are then cut.
People often mention capillary action capacity. What does that mean?
Stone wool slabs not only need to absorb sufficient moisture but also need to distribute it over the entire volume of the slab. Grodan stone wool has been specially developed to satisfy these requirements. If the moisture were to sink to the bottom straight away, there would be dry or salty spots in the slab.
The roots would not thrive in such an environment, so the "rootable" volume would be reduced. A good "capillary action capacity" (water distribution) ensures that the entire slab volume can be controlled and thus also fully rooted.
What do growers gain from the "controllability of the substrate"?
With a controllable substrate, the crop has access to whatever it needs at that moment. The plant will therefore respond optimally and thus also be more productive. With Grodan stone wool substrate, the slab volume can be controlled right down to every little corner of the slab volume. Comparable results may be possible with other substrates, but would require around 10 to 15% more water and nutrients.
Why is a water buffer important in the cultivation system?
In the first instance, the water buffer must be able to cushion a temporary disturbance in the nutrient unit. A substrate with a lower "capillary action capacity" is more susceptible to drying out. In addition, the shocks in EC, pH and temperature in a substrate with good capillary action and with a water buffer are less extreme.
Savings in terms of water and nutrients thanks to the controllability of stone wool substrate are of course also important if recirculation is to be applied. With a water buffer, there are far fewer cubic meters of water to be disinfected, so the disinfection costs per square metre are lower.
Why is full rooting important?
Compared with soil, substrate slabs have a smaller volume. However, it is important that that volume can be used fully by the roots. After all, if the weather suddenly changes, a plant needs all its roots in order to be able to cope with the extra transpiration. If the substrate is not fully accessible for root development, there will be risks in the event of changes in the weather leading to a significant difference in evaporation.
Are slabs with a high capillary action capacity too wet for Winter cultivation?
No, since the moisture content of a slab is determined by the evaporation and the watering. Not using trickle irrigation and allowing extreme transpiration in the plant (hot pipes) will automatically lead to the slab drying out.
In other words: the moisture content in the slab is controllable. In principle, we strive for a lower moisture content in the winter. We can achieve this by allowing the crop to transpire sufficiently (minimum pipe temperature, fast ventilation) and through holding long pauses in between the watering sessions.
How do I determine the moisture content?
The water content in the stone wool slab can be assessed with the aid of the Grodan water content meter (WCM). This indicates the current water content of the slabs precisely so that the water content variations can be closely controlled. The WCM also measures the EC and the temperature of the stone wool slab.


text: "Jacob's Room" was the third novel by Virginia Woolf, it was published in October 1922. This story has a philosophical viewpoint. The life of Jacob Flanders was displayed in a row of episodes – his childhood, adolescence and youth. The sea coast where the little boy was playing, his mother's care who was bend above his bed, his student days in Cambridge, independent life in London, his first love and the trip to France and Greece. In the end – the empty room, dusty things. Chasing memories of the death of Jacob in the war. And outside the life goes on. The passage of time is infinite… Read it till the end to know the whole story.


Yes, aspiring is a Scrabble word!
Aspiring is a valid Scrabble word.
Table of Contents
Dictionary definitions of the word 'aspiring'
The meaning of aspiring
2 definitions of the word 'aspiring'.
 1. Desiring or striving for recognition or advancement
 1. Have an ambitious plan or a lofty goal
What Scrabble words can I make with the letters in aspiring?
8 Letter Words
2 Letter Words
2 Anagrams of Aspiring
Anagrams are sometimes called a Word Unscramble
Words that can be created with an extra letter added to aspiring:
Unscramble the letters in aspiring
There are 6 words that can be made by adding another letter to 'aspiring'.
More words that can be made using the letters in aspiring


Girth (graph theory)
related topics
{math, number, function}
{@card@, make, design}
{village, small, smallsup}
In graph theory, the girth of a graph is the length of a shortest cycle contained in the graph.[1] If the graph does not contain any cycles (i.e. it's an acyclic graph), its girth is defined to be infinity.[2] For example, a 4-cycle (square) has girth 4. A grid has girth 4 as well, and a triangular mesh has girth 3. A graph with girth four or more is triangle-free.
Contents
Cages
A cubic graph (all vertices have degree three) of girth g that is as small as possible is known as a g-cage (or as a (3,g)-cage). The Petersen graph is the unique 5-cage (it is the smallest cubic graph of girth 5), the Heawood graph is the unique 6-cage, the McGee graph is the unique 7-cage and the Tutte eight cage is the unique 8-cage.[3] There may exist multiple cages for a given girth. For instance there are three nonisomorphic 10-cages, each with 70 vertices : the Balaban 10-cage, the Harries graph and the Harries-Wong graph.
The Petersen graph has a girth of 5
The Heawood graph has a girth of 6
The McGee graph has a girth of 7
The Tutte–Coxeter graph (Tutte eight cage) has a girth of 8
Girth and graph coloring
For any positive integers g and χ, there exists a graph with girth at least g and chromatic number at least χ; for instance, the Grötzsch graph is triangle-free and has chromatic number 4, and repeating the Mycielskian construction used to form the Grötzsch graph produces triangle-free graphs of arbitrarily large chromatic number. Paul Erdős was the first to prove the general result, using the probabilistic method.[4] More precisely, he showed that a random graph on n vertices, formed by choosing independently whether to include each edge with probability n(1 − g)/g, has, with probability tending to 1 as n goes to infinity, at most n/2 cycles of length g or less, but has no independent set of size n/2k. Therefore, removing one vertex from each short cycle leaves a smaller graph with girth greater than g, in which each color class of a coloring must be small and which therefore requires at least k colors in any coloring.
Full article ▸
related documents
Figure-eight knot (mathematics)
Rectangle
HPGL
Unknot
Linearity of integration
Euler's theorem
List of Fourier-related transforms
Product of group subsets
Z notation
Hilbert's Nullstellensatz
Surjective function
Group object
Online algorithm
Constant folding
The Third Manifesto
Discrete mathematics
De Bruijn-Newman constant
Hurwitz polynomial
Precondition
Sigmoid function
Conjugate closure
Context-free language
Derivative of a constant
Direct sum of groups
Distinct
Essential singularity
Greibach normal form
RC5
CycL
Sierpiński carpet


text:
Form 477 Resources for Filers
The system is available for the filing due March 3, 2014. Filers of broadband information must continue to use Year 2010 Census tract codes for this filing.
NOTE: The Commission's recent Order in WC Docket No. 11-10, released 6/27/13, does not affect this filing. Timing of implementation of the 2013 Order is discussed at this webpage or in this PDF document.
- Facilities-based providers of broadband
connections to end user locations
of wired or fixed wireless local exchange telephone service
of interconnected Voice over Internet Protocol (interconnected VoIP)
service (note: including both service retailers and service wholesalers)
providers of mobile telephony service
1 and September 1
|Note: Revisions of filings that were due September 1, 2011 or earlier will continue to require Year 2000 Census tract codes for the Part VI broadband information in those filings.
- Obtain an
FCC Registration Number (FRN) and password if you do not have them.
Use the update feature to reset password, if necessary.
- File online
using the required web-based system.
the detailed Instructions
Shots is a blank copy of the filing system (63 pages).
- Tutorial is
an overview of how to complete and file Form 477 (64 pages).
Guide is a more detailed explanation of the filing system that
includes trouble-shooting reminders.
FAQs discusses the most commonly reported filer difficulties.
Tract Information is relevant for broadband providers.


text:
Natural Bridge Eagle
In 1921, the Florida Legislature authorized the construction of a monument to honor
those who fought and died during the March 6, 1865, Battle of Natural Bridge. Over the 90 years, the eagle mounted atop
the monument has seen significant damage from both vandalism and exposure to the elements.
The conservators with the Division of Historical Resources, in cooperation with the Florida Park Service
and the Alliance for Integrated Spatial Technology at UFSF, plan on restoring the majestic bird for indoor exhibit and
hope to create a more 'element-friendly' replica using 3D digital scans of the original to return to its perch atop the monument.


text:
A lesser known trail
As Shakopee's city engineer for the past 23 years, I have been involved in many projects. One of the more satisfying was building a trail under County Highway 101 into Memorial Park in 2015.
The Mill Pond trail was important for several reasons. First, County Highway 101 at Sarazin Street is a four-lane highway and is a very dangerous crossing. For cyclists and pedestrians to safely access Memorial Park, we needed a trail under 101, using the Mill Pond bridge into Memorial Park.
The construction of the trail also allowed us to provide a path to the historical monument that marks the location of the Samuel Pond cabin, which was built in 1847. Rev. Pond was invited by Chief Shakopee to mission at the Sioux Community village.
The trail runs by three natural springs, called the Faribault Springs. This supplies the fresh water that flows into the Mill Pond Channel. Lastly, the trail allowed us to stabilize the Upper Valley Drainage channel by using retaining walls and riprap.
When traveling the trail, you can visualize how and why this area was a great site for the early settlers and for the Shakopee tribe because of the fresh water. You can read the history of the monument from the Pond Mission cabin. As you continue down the trail by going underneath the bridge, you will enter into the Mill Pond area which is usually occupied by ducks and geese. Finally, you will enter Memorial Park, an area of much history.
Take some time this summer and use this trail. It will be well worth your time as you enjoy all the unique features it offers.
- Updated: 06/14/2017


Salwah - Meaning of Salwah
What does Salwah mean?
[ syll. sa-lwah, sal-w-ah ] The baby girl name Salwah is pronounced as SAELWAH- †. The origin of Salwah is the Arabic language. Salwah is a variation of the name Salwa (Arabic).
See also the related category arabic.
Baby names that sound like Salwah include Saileigh, Salla, Sallah, Salleigh, Sallya, Sallyah, Salus (English), Saluss, Salusse, Salya, Salyah, Saula, Scelflesh, Scilla (English), Scyla, Seila, Sela (Tongan and English), Selas, Selass, and Selasse.
Meaning of Salwah Meaning of Salwa
Baby Name Explorer for Salwah
Salwah Popularity Charts
blue:boy name
red:girl name
italics:unisex name
bold:primary name


text:
Wednesday, May 30th, 2012
Mignify is a platform for collecting, storing and analyzing Big Data harvested from the web. It aims at providing an easy access to focused and structured information extracted from Web data flows. It consists of a distributed crawler, a resource-oriented storage based on HDFS and HBase, and an extraction framework that produces filtered, enriched, and aggregated data from large document collections, including the temporal aspect. The whole system is deployed in an innovative hardware architecture comprising of a high number of small (low-consumption) nodes. This talk will tackle the decisions made along the design and development of the platform, both under a technical and functional perspective. It will introduce the cloud infrastructure, the LTE-like ingestion of the crawler output into HBase/HDFS, and the triggering mechanism of analytics based on a declarative filter/extraction specification. The design choices will be illustrated with a pilot application targeting Daily Web Monitoring in the context of a national domain.


text:
I have a value saved in a variable called $date, which contains the date in format 03/04/1986. The excel document I am working with has a lot of rows and columns. One row contains dates for the next 5 years. What I want to do is match the value of the date variable to the current date somewhere in the row, so iterate across the whole row until $date matches the date, so I know what column to update. How should I go about doing this?
Can you provide an example file?
Hello, i would suggest that you use filter, inside it, choose $date1 = $date2.
This will choose only the rows that contain that date, than you can use a for each, and update your excel file with the data you want.
Let me know if this helped
Hi _USER_ what would this look like? Is it the filter inside the read range activity? I can't seem to find where I would enter the filter, $date1 = $date2 at. Also, say $date1 = 02/05/65, what is $date2? Essentially how do I say look at this row in excel and keep going till it matches so that $date2 has a value
If you share an example file it will be easy to troubleshoot
1 - Read the data from your excel file, using Read Range Activity inside, Excel Scope Activity.
2 - Filter your excel data, where the column which has the dates, contains the date you want to exclude or find, outside the Excel Scope.
3 - An If activity, so that if the date found, than… etc.
4 - Update your column, using Write Range Activity, Inside Excel Scope.
Hope this clears things for you


text: This paper covers the design improvements of the tilt-rotor download test fixture at the University of Arizona and the study of using active flow control and Kruger flaps for download alleviation on a tiltrotor aircraft. The investigation was done using two 3-D aircraft type; a 16.7% scale XV-15 and a 10.5% scale V-22 Osprey models. The study focused on the tilt-rotor in hover, a condition where approximately 10% of the total thrust is lost due to aerodynamicdrag on the airframe. Of this total download the wing accounts for a little more than 50%. Active flow control was used as a method to prevent or delay normal separation at the leading and trailing edges of the wings. This would decrease the download, which would effectively increase the payload capacity of the aircraft. The 3-D experiments follow successful demonstrations in two-dimensional wind tunnel testing. The intention of the 3-D setup was to validate the results of the 2-D testing and then lead to a flight demonstration of the technology on the XV-15 aircraft. Also, the 3-D setup incorporated the use of internal actuators to provide active flow control, an improvement over some initial studies. The 3-D configuration was a key step as a method to prove the concept in an unsteady, three-dimensional flow field that would be experienced in actual flight. The use of active flow control was able to demonstrate a download reduction of almost 15% on both models using an active trailing edge. When combined with an active leading edge the download reduction was approximately 30%. The subsequent flight demonstration of an active flap confirmed the validity of these results and shows promise for future study. The discussion of the experiment design and results now follows.


text:
A dolphin found its way into the Gowanus Canal in Brooklyn on Friday bringing a crowd of spectators out to watch the sea creature try to navigate the murky waters of the polluted waterway. The lone adult dolphin struggled as it made its way up the canal and as the day ended, the sea creature lost its fight trying to survive and died, according to the New York Times on Friday, Jan. 25, 2013.
The crowd of people braved the bitter cold temperature to watch the dolphin as it had difficulty swimming in the 1.8 mile-long waterway. One man even climbed down into the water's edge to pet the dolphin as it struggled to keep alive. Julie Wocial, a marine biologist from the Riverhead Foundation, which is a rescue group, reported that the dolphin showing up alone was a worry because they usually travel in pods. She described the marine creature as a common adult dolphin that weighed about 200 pounds.
The dolphin struggled to swim in the shallow waters due to low tide and the plan was to try and rescue the dolphin during the high tide, but the dolphin just didn't make it. Wocial monitored the dolphin's swimming and breathing patterns in hopes of finding out what the dolphin was ailing from.
At one point during the day a woman at the arts center near the canal saw the dolphin actually flip over after getting stuck among the pipes that empty into the canal. She thought the creature was a "goner" then, but it was able to free itself and continue swimming.
The Gowanus Canal is a waterway that acts as a receptacle for sewage spill off. It was also a waterway that saw industrial waste emptied into it for years. The canal is in various stages of decay and not the most hospitable waters for sustaining sea life.
This isn't the first time that a large marine animal found its way up the canal, but usually when high tide comes, the animals swim back out to the ocean.
In 2007 a 12-foot Minke whale swam near the canal. The spectators back then nick-named the whale Sludgie because of the condition of the water in the canal. After two days of attempting to save the whale, it died.


text:
The first trail that was constructed by the OA Trail Crews (OATC) was dedicated during the weekend of August 15-17, 1997. The Vaca Trail was a new route for crews hiking in the Central Country of the Philmont Scout Ranch, hiking from Highway 64 towards Harlan Camp and beyond. Originally a one-year program, due to its overwhelming success in 1995 the program was continued to at least complete its first trail. The dedication weekend was important to commemorate the program's first major milestone.
Over 150 Arrowmen, including many past and present participants, staff members, members of the National OA Committee, and Philmont Scout Ranch leadership gathered under a spectacular blue New Mexico sky at the trail head to dedicate the new trail. Some 595 participants constructed the total culmination of 16,901 feet of new trail.
Attendees hiked the trail from Vaca Camp and stopped at designated stops along the way to the bottom met by someone explaining the significance of the trail building construction. Once at the bottom a formal dedication occurred. OA Trail Crew Director Ryan Miske welcomed everyone gathered for the dedication followed by Catholic Chaplain Father Don Hummel, and then lunch.
National Director of High Adventure Bill Spice and National OA Committee Chairman Ed Pease formally opened the trail. A special rock, which was found from a nearby riverbank on the Cimarron River, was engraved to commemorate the trail. This rock was placed at the trailhead but later moved to base camp. A special patch was issued with a red mylar border on a cardstock backing.
Later in the evening there was a formal banquet at the Philmont Training Center followed by a ceremony performed by the OATC foremen.


detectMultiScale on Gpu problem with minNeighbors parameter
asked 2016-09-07 10:37:12 -0500
LucaVeggian gravatar image
Hi, for my thesis i'm trying to make a program that can detect an object and can assign to the detection object a score using the GPU. The score represents the quality of the detection.
Using the CPU version of the function detectMultiScale I created a metric for assign a score. I look the list of Rect returned by the functions and a search for those rectangle that are similar in area and position and, after, I group the rectangles into a single one who contains the detected object. This is possible if a put the parameter minNeighbors = 0, in this way detectMultiScale for CPU does not group the rectangle and so i can apply my metric. The problem is when i try to do the same thing with the GPU version of detectMultiScale, indeed if i put the parameter minNeighbors = 0 the classifier does not detect anything!! but if I put minNeighbors = 1 or greater it detect the same object of the CPU classifier version. My teacher pretends the use of GPU and I don't know why the two version of the classifier have not the same behavior. Please, can any one help me to resolve this problem?
I loaded two image that explain what i mean grouped.png ungrouped.png The ungrouped.png is the output of the classifier CPU and grouped.png image is the result of my metric, and 17 is the detection score.
PS: sorry for my english :-)
edit retag flag offensive close merge delete
so i can apply my metric. --> is there any reason why you should use your own metric and not the built-in ones. That being said, many of us are aware that the CUDA implementation of cascade classifiers is horribly corrupted. This is exactly why I tell my students to use the multithreaded CPU with TBB. That works in our case faster than the GPU-CPU data copying bottleneck.
StevenPuttemans gravatar imageStevenPuttemans ( 2016-09-08 06:06:44 -0500 )edit
the reason is that my thesis consist of two parts. The first parts is the object detector that detect and assign a score to some target. The second part is an implementation of an algorithm of orienteering that use the previous score for create a strategy to visit the target with constraints of time e maximizing the score. An important thing that I not mentioned is that i use OpenCV version 2.4.12 optimized by Nvidia on a board jetson tk1.
LucaVeggian gravatar imageLucaVeggian ( 2016-09-08 06:38:03 -0500 )edit
please, can you explain me a way for give the score to a detection using the CPU version of detectMultiscale? i'm in panic because I'm not expert in computer vision because, i'm a "system embedeed student" and if you can teach me a little bit on this problem I appreciate it! thanks!
LucaVeggian gravatar imageLucaVeggian ( 2016-09-12 05:49:08 -0500 )edit
There is an overlap function that can get you the number of neighbours per detection. It is exactly what you need!
StevenPuttemans gravatar imageStevenPuttemans ( 2016-09-12 05:59:11 -0500 )edit
is groupRectangles(vector& rectList, vector& weights, int groupThreshold, double eps=0.2)? Do you mean that in param weights are summed the weight of the groupped rectangles?
LucaVeggian gravatar imageLucaVeggian ( 2016-09-12 06:04:56 -0500 )edit
no, there is this overload function for detectMultiScale, which can be found here. Take a look at that one!
StevenPuttemans gravatar imageStevenPuttemans ( 2016-09-12 06:20:17 -0500 )edit
LucaVeggian gravatar imageLucaVeggian ( 2016-09-12 07:10:58 -0500 )edit


text:
Things that are regarded clean in terms of Religion
* All of the earth (mines, waters, grass, trees, flowers, fruit, etc) the external parts of the bodies of all of the living beings are regarded clean unless something regarded as najasah ghalizah or khafifah smears on them.
Only the pig is an exception. Its flesh, external part of its body, that is, its hair and skin are all dirty. If the clothes or the hand touches it, the part that touches it becomes dirty. It becomes obligatory to wash that part.
Some scholars say it is permissible to use the hair of pig in making paintbrushes and in sewing shoes due to a necessity. That is, the paint applied by a paintbrush made of the hair of pig and the shoes sewn by thread made of the hair of pig are not regarded as dirty.
Shafiis regard the external part of the body of the dog as dirty just like the pig.
* The blood of the flea, lice and bedbug is clean too.
* The fish and other animals that live in water and die in water are clean. Their blood is clean, too. If it smears the clothes, the clothes are regarded clean.
* Small sprinkles of urine as small as a pinpoint or the eye of a needle do not cause najasah on the body or clothes. It is permissible to perform prayers with clothes sprinkled with urine like that.
However, if those sprinkles of urine fall into a small amount of water, that water becomes dirty.
* The smoke from najasah does not make a garment dirty when it touches the garment.
* The mud of the streets is regarded clean whether it is hard or soft whether it contains manure or not. Therefore, the clothes do not become dirty when mud smears on them.
* The water used in wudu or ghusl – they are called ma al-musta'mal (used water) in fiqh – is clean. Dirt can be cleaned with this water. However, wudu or ghusl cannot be made with that used water.
* If someone lies in a dirty bed or on dirty ground, his clothes are not regarded to be dirtied.
* Wet laundry or things laid on a dirty but dry place are not regarded dirty unless traces of dirt are seen on them.


text:
ITU and NGMN Alliance underline commitment to enabling the 5G era
ITU and the NGMN Alliance have signed a cooperation agreement formalizing their mutual commitment to the development of next-generation mobile broadband technologies.
The agreement highlights the mutual intent of ITU and NGMN to coordinate their contributions to the development of 5G technology and architecture. This cooperation will also extend to the management of the interplay of intellectual property rights and standardization in the 5G era, and the creation of an enabling environment for open-source software to assist in shaping the future of broadband.
The agreement affirms NGMN's support for ITU's international standardization of 5G systems. ITU is proactive in building cooperation with bodies such as NGMN, recognizing that the efficient collaboration of technical bodies active in the 5G arena will be crucial to ensuring that 5G fulfils its potential to assist social and economic development.
In 2012, ITU established a programme on "International Mobile Telecommunications for 2020 and beyond (IMT-2020)", providing the framework for 5G research and development worldwide. ITU members have defined the framework and overall objectives of this standardization process, as well as the roadmap to guide this process to its conclusion by 2020.
ITU's Radiocommunication Sector (ITU-R) is coordinating the international standardization and identification of spectrum for 5G mobile development. ITU's Standardization Sector (ITU-T) will play a similar convening role for the technologies and architectures of the wireline elements of 5G networks.
Learn more about ITU-R's programme on IMT-2020 and beyond here…
Learn more about ITU-T's study of wireline networking innovations for IMT-2020 here…


Experimental Lighting
 A continuous light such as a torch or candle can be mixed with flash light to create a composite negative with two exposures. How to get this effect: 1. Set the camera to multiple exposure. 2. Use the camera on a tripod with a cable release. 3. Meter for the flash light (or overhead/daylight in the case of the Picasso or Dance Hall images) and make the 1st exposure. 4. Then in a darkened space where the torch is the only light source use a long exposure to record the movement of the torch (this could be about 20 seconds for example). 5. The torch Read more
Combining Flash and Continuous Light
 Fill-in flash uses a combination of flash and daylight to make an exposure. It is useful in strong daylight to fill in shadows formed by existing light. The effect is natural rather than harsh. PDF: Combining Flash and Continuous Light


GEM Report team launched a new website on SDG 4
UNESCO Global Education Monitoring Report team (GEM) has launched a new website, called Education Progress. The portal compiles data from various data sources that help examine the progress made towards SDG 4. It provides extensive possibilities for visualization and comparison of progress that each country has reached in five key areas related to education: access, equity, learning, quality, finance. This resource significantly facilitates examining the achievements of different countries on their way to better education.


A Guide to Transferring Files Between Windows 11 and Your Phone Using Drag and Drop
|
|
The article describes how to use the Phone Link app to transfer files between a phone and Windows 11, using Wi-Fi or Bluetooth. The app allows users to access phone apps from a PC, drag and drop files, excluding folders, with a limit of 100 files and a total size of 512 MB. Additionally, OneDrive…
This article explains how to drag and drop files between your phone and Windows 11.
Windows allows users to use the Phone Link app to link their phones and seamlessly communicate and transfer data.
The Phone Link app lets you instantly access your Android or iPhone apps from your PC. Then, using a Wi-Fi connection or Bluetooth connection, browse, play, order, chat, and more — all while using your PC's larger screen and keyboard.
The Phone Link app also allows users to drag and drop files between their phone and Windows. Users can drag and drop all types of files, excluding folders. Users can transfer up to a hundred files with a 512 MB size limit.
Below are steps that show you how to transfer files and folders between your phone and Windows using the Phone Link app.
Copy and paste files between your phone and Windows
As mentioned above, users can use the Phone Link app to drag and drop files between their phones and Windows.
Here's how to do that.
First, open your phone screen using the Phone Link app.
With your phone screen visible on your computer screen, open File Explorer on your computer. By default, when you copy files to your phone, it is saved in the Downloads folder.
With both File Explorer and your phone screen visible, select and drag the file you want to copy over and drop it onto your phone.
The file will automatically be saved in your phone's Files -> Download folder.
Drag and drop files from your phone to Windows
If you want to drag and drop files from your phone to your Windows machine, you select the file from the Download or Gallery folder and drop it onto your computer desktop.
Alternatively, install and set up OneDrive on both your Windows and phone. Then use OneDrive to back up and restore files and folders on your phone and Windows machines.
That should do it!
Conclusion:
Using the Phone Link app, this post showed you how to drag and drop files between your phone and Windows. If you find any errors above or have something to add, please use the comments form below.
Like this:
Leave a Reply
Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *
This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.


text:
Saturday, February 20, 2010: 11:30 AM-1:00 PM
Room 5B (San Diego Convention Center)For the first time, the National Science Foundation (NSF) and NBC News are partnering to offer specialized instruction for scientists and engineers in the use of hand-held camera technology and techniques. Participants will emerge with enhanced expertise in the communication of science research. Knowledge of digital journalism is significant because journalists are storytellers who sift through information and make the crucial distinction between fact and opinion. By integrating audio and video into their stories, journalists enhance the depth, impact, and credibility of news. In some cases, entire narratives can be explored, and entire worlds accessed, with only the use of audio and visual cues. This workshop will equip scientists and engineers with similar skills to share their research in an effective and compelling manner.
Marian Porges, NBC News and New York Film Academy Journalism Program
See more of: Sponsored Workshops


text:
An advanced ventricular assist device (VAD), which is under development in our institution, has specific features that allow changes in the axial rotor position and pump performance by intrapump pressure difference. However, performance could be influenced by the pump orientation because of the effect of gravity on the rotor position. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the effects of pump orientation on the pump performance, including pulse pressure and regurgitant flow through the pump when the pump was stopped. Bench testing of the VAD was performed on a static or pulsatile mock loop with a pneumatic device to simulate the native ventricle. The pump performance, including pressure–flow curve, pulsatility, and regurgitant flow, was evaluated at several angles, ranging from −90° (inlet pointed upward) to +90° (inlet pointed downward) at pump speeds of 2000, 2500, 3000, and 3500 rpm. The pump performance was slightly lower at +90° at all rotational speeds, compared with −90°. The pulse pressure on the pulsatile mock loop (80 bpm) was 50 mm Hg without pump support, remained at 50 mm Hg during pump support, and was not changed by orientation (−90°, 0°, and +90°). When the pump was stopped, the regurgitant flow was near 0 L/min at all angles. Pump orientation had a minor effect on pump performance, with no effect on pulse pressure or regurgitant flow when the pump was stopped. This indicates that the effect of gravity on the rotor assembly is insignificant.
All Science Journal Classification (ASJC) codes
- Medicine (miscellaneous)
- Biomedical Engineering


Skip to main content
Skip table of contents
Pre-provisioned Air-gapped New Cluster
If your cluster is in an air-gapped environment or you have a local registry, you must provide additional arguments when creating the cluster. These tell the cluster where to locate the local registry to use by defining the URL.
CODE
export REGISTRY_URL="<https/http>://<registry-address>:<registry-port>"
export REGISTRY_CA="<path to the CA on the bastion>"
export REGISTRY_USERNAME="<username>"
export REGISTRY_USERNAME="<password>"
 - REGISTRY_URL: the address of an existing local registry accessible in the VPC that the new cluster nodes will be configured to use a mirror registry when pulling images.
 - REGISTRY_CA: (optional) the path on the bastion machine to the local registry CA. Konvoy will configure the cluster nodes to trust this CA. This value is only needed if the registry is using a self-signed certificate and the AMIs are not already configured to trust this CA.
 - REGISTRY_USERNAME: optional, set to a user that has pull access to this registry.
 - REGISTRY_PASSWORD: optional if username is not set.
Before you create a new DKP cluster below, you may choose an external load balancer or virtual IP and use the corresponding dkp create cluster command example from that page in the docs from the links below. Other customizations are available, but require different flags during dkp create cluster command also. Refer to corresponding section for custom cluster creation:
Name Your Cluster
The cluster name may only contain the following characters: a-z, 0-9, ., and -. Cluster creation will fail if the name has capital letters. See Kubernetes for more naming information.
When specifying the cluster-name, you must use the same cluster-name as used when defining your inventory objects.
By default, the control-plane Nodes will be created in 3 different zones. However, the default worker Nodes will reside in a single Availability Zone. You may create additional node pools in other Availability Zones with the dkp create nodepool command.
Follow these steps:
 1. Give your cluster a unique name suitable for your environment.
 2. Set the environment variable:
CODE
export CLUSTER_NAME=preprovisioned-example
Before you create a new DKP cluster below, choose an external load balancer or virtual IP and use the corresponding dkp create cluster command.
Create an Air-gapped Kubernetes Cluster
Once you've defined the infrastructure and control plane endpoints, you can proceed to creating the cluster by following these steps to create a new pre-provisioned cluster.
NOTE: (Optional) If you have overrides for your clusters, you must specify the secret as part of the create cluster command. If these are not specified, the overrides for your nodes will not be applied.
DKP uses localvolumeprovisioner as the default storage provider for a pre-provisioned environment. However, localvolumeprovisioner is not suitable for production use. You should use a Kubernetes CSI compatible storage that is suitable for production.
After disabling localvolumeprovisioner, you can choose from any of the storage options available for Kubernetes. To make that storage the default storage, use the commands shown in this section of the Kubernetes documentation: _URL_
The following command relies on the pre-provisioned cluster API infrastructure provider to initialize the Kubernetes control plane and worker nodes on the hosts defined in the inventory.
 - NOTE: When specifying the cluster-name, you must use the same cluster-name as used when defining your inventory objects.
 - NOTE: (Optional) If you have overrides for your clusters, you must specify the secret as part of the create cluster command. If these are not specified, the overrides for your nodes will not be applied.
 --override-secret-name=$CLUSTER_NAME-user-overrides
 - NOTE: To increase Docker Hub's rate limit use your Docker Hub credentials when creating the cluster, by setting the following flag --registry-mirror-url=_URL_ --registry-mirror-username= --registry-mirror-password= on the dkp create cluster command.
 - NOTE: Ensure your subnets do not overlap with your host subnet because they cannot be changed after cluster creation. If you need to change the kubernetes subnets, you must do this at cluster creation. The default subnets used in DKP are:
CODE
spec:
 clusterNetwork:
 pods:
 cidrBlocks:
 - 192.168.0.0/16
 services:
 cidrBlocks:
 - 10.96.0.0/12
Create cluster command may take a while depending on the size of the cluster:
 1. The command below uses the default external load balancer:
 CODE
 dkp create cluster preprovisioned --cluster-name ${CLUSTER_NAME}
 --control-plane-endpoint-host <control plane endpoint host>
 --control-plane-endpoint-port <control plane endpoint port, if different than 6443>
 --pre-provisioned-inventory-file preprovisioned_inventory.yaml
 --ssh-private-key-file <path-to-ssh-private-key>
 --registry-mirror-url=${REGISTRY_URL} \
 --registry-mirror-cacert=${REGISTRY_CA} \
 --registry-mirror-username=${REGISTRY_USERNAME} \
 --registry-mirror-password=${REGISTRY_PASSWORD}

 1. Virtual IP ALTERNATIVE - if you don't have an external LB, and wish to use a VIRTUAL IP provided by kube-vip, specify these flags example below:
 CODE
 dkp create cluster preprovisioned \
 --cluster-name ${CLUSTER_NAME} \
 --control-plane-endpoint-host 196.168.1.10 \
 --virtual-ip-interface eth1
 The output from this command is shortened here for reading clarity, but should start like this:
 CODE
 Generating cluster resources
 cluster.cluster.x-k8s.io/preprovisioned-example created
 cont.........
 2. Use the wait command to monitor the cluster control-plane readiness:
 CODE
 kubectl wait --for=condition=ControlPlaneReady "clusters/${CLUSTER_NAME}" --timeout=30m
 Output:
 CODE
 cluster.cluster.x-k8s.io/preprovisioned-example condition met
NOTE: Depending on the cluster size, it will take a few minutes to create.
When the command completes, you will have a running Kubernetes cluster! Use this command to get the Kubernetes kubeconfig for the new cluster and proceed to installing the DKP Kommander UI:
CODE
dkp get kubeconfig -c ${CLUSTER_NAME} > ${CLUSTER_NAME}.conf
Azure requires changing the CNI encapsulation type of Calico from the default of IPtoIP to VXlan. If changing the Calico encapsulation, D2iQ recommends changing it after cluster creation, but before production.
Audit logs
To modify Control Plane Audit logs settings using the information contained in the page Configure the Control Plane.
Further Optional Steps:
Cluster Verification
If you want to monitor or verify the installation of your clusters, refer to Verify your Cluster and DKP Installation.
Next Step:
Pre-provisioned: Make Cluster Self-managed
JavaScript errors detected
Please note, these errors can depend on your browser setup.
If this problem persists, please contact our support.


text:
Video answer: Sweden, stockholm walk: beautiful strandvägen in june with sunshine!
Top best answers to the question «What is the weather in sweden in june»
Daily high temperatures increase by 5°F, from 63°F to 69°F, rarely falling below 53°F or exceeding 78°F. Daily low temperatures increase by 7°F, from 46°F to 53°F, rarely falling below 39°F or exceeding 59°F.
In Stockholm, Sweden, in June, the average high-temperature is 20.7°C (69.3°F), and the average low-temperature is 11.3°C (52.3°F).
The first month of the summer, June, is an agreeable month in Stockholm, Sweden, with temperature in the range of an average high of 20.7°C (69.3°F) and an average low of 11.3°C (52.3°F).
Video answer: Living with the dark winters in sweden | midnight sun & polar night


Android namespace with ForegroundLinearLayout
ForegroundLinearLayout includes three attributes: foregroundInsidePadding, android:foreground, and android:foregroundGravity. Note that foregroundInsidePadding is not included in the android namespace, unlike the other two attributes.
In previous versions of AAPT, the compiler would silently ignore foregroundInsidePadding attributes when you define it with the android namespace. When using AAPT2, the compiler catches this early and throws the following build error:
Error: (...) resource android:attr/foregroundInsidePadding is private
To resolve this issue, simply replace android:foregroundInsidePadding with foregroundInsidePadding.
Incorrect use of @ resource reference symbols
AAPT2 throws build errors when you omit or incorrectly place resource reference symbols (@). For example, consider if you omit the symbol when specifying a style attribute, as shown below:
<style name="AppTheme" parent="Theme.AppCompat.Light.DarkActionBar">
 ...
 <!-- Note the missing '@' symbol when specifying the resource type. -->
 <item name="colorPrimary">color/colorPrimary</item>
</style>
When building the module, AAPT2 throws the following build error:
ERROR: expected color but got (raw string) color/colorPrimary
Additionally, consider if you incorrectly include the symbol when accessing a resource from the android namespace, as shown below:
...
<!-- When referencing resources from the 'android' namespace, omit the '@' symbol. -->
<item name="@android:windowEnterAnimation"/>
When building the module, AAPT2 throws the following build error:
Error: style attribute '@android:attr/windowEnterAnimation' not found
Incorrect configuration of libraries
If your app has a dependency on a third party library that was built using older versions of the Android SDK Build Tools, your app might crash at runtime without displaying any errors or warnings. This crash might occur because, during the library's creation, the R.java fields are declared final and, as a result, all of the resource IDs are inlined in the library's classes.
AAPT2 relies on being able to re-assign IDs to library resources when building your app. If the library assumes the IDs to be final and has them inlined in the library dex, there will be a runtime mismatch.
To resolve this error, contact the library author to rebuild the library using the latest version of the Android SDK Build Tools and republish the library.


text:
P.A.C.E. is the Memorial School's parent organization. Through the diligent and effective work of parents, this organization raises thousands of dollars through family donations and fund raising. The money goes to support enrichment programs in the arts, science, and math.
The primary mission of P.A.C.E. is to raise funds for projects, programs, speakers or equipment that will enrich students' educational experience, promote excellence or provide informational resources to their parents. We strive to provide parents and community members with opportunities to utilize their time and talents as Memorial School volunteers. We aim to foster a positive working relationship among students, parents, and school personnel. We strive to conduct research, surveys or evaluation on issues of concern.
Our objective is to fund and support the following programs through donations and fundraising:
1. Field Trips – we fund 100% of the field trips for each class during the year
2. Enrichment Programs – we are funding 2 enrichment programs seen by the entire school.
3. Events/Family Nights - Kindergarten Social, Family Dance, Talent Show, Book Fairs, BINGO Nights, and Science Fair
4. Supplemental Educational Enrichment Donation (S.E.E.D.) - mini-grants available to teachers for enrichment of individual classroom curriculums.
2018-19 P.A.C.E. OFFICERS
Please feel free to contact any of the following officers with any questions throughout the year:
Anne Sullivan, President _EMAIL_
Sara Al-Haza, Vice President _EMAIL_
Amanda Lind, Treasurer _EMAIL_
Christine Zacchilli, Ways & Means _EMAIL_
Kimberly Maurice-Kelly, Ways & Means _EMAIL_
Amanda Lind, Communications _EMAIL_


Traveling Luck for Ravenna, Emilia-Romagna, Italy
Italy flag
Where is Ravenna?
What's around Ravenna?
Wikipedia near Ravenna
Where to stay near Ravenna
Also known as Ravena, Ravenna, Ravenne, Rawenna, Rávena, Равена, Равенна, רוונה, ラヴェンナ, 拉文納
The timezone in Ravenna is Europe/Rome
Sunrise at 07:23 and Sunset at 16:34. It's Dark
Latitude. 44.4175°, Longitude. 12.2011°
WeatherWeather near Ravenna; Report from Cervia, 27km away
Weather : No significant weather
Temperature: 5°C / 41°F
Wind: 3.5km/h West/Southwest
Cloud: Sky Clear
Satellite map around Ravenna
Loading map of Ravenna and it's surroudings....
Geographic features & Photographs around Ravenna, in Emilia-Romagna, Italy
populated place;
an artificial watercourse.
a building used as a human habitation.
a small artificial watercourse dug for draining or irrigating the land.
a tract of land without homogeneous character or boundaries.
section of populated place;
a neighborhood or part of a larger town or city.
a wetland dominated by grass-like vegetation.
meteorological station;
a station at which weather elements are recorded.
navigation canal(s);
a watercourse constructed for navigation of vessels.
Airports close to Ravenna
Forli(FRL), Forli, Italy (31.4km)
Rimini(RMI), Rimini, Italy (64.4km)
Bologna(BLQ), Bologna, Italy (86km)
Peretola(FLR), Firenze, Italy (122.4km)
Padova(QPA), Padova, Italy (130.7km)
Airfields or small airports close to Ravenna
Cervia, Cervia, Italy (27km)
Istrana, Treviso, Italy (164.2km)
Verona boscomantico, Verona, Italy (179.8km)
Ghedi, Ghedi, Italy (221km)
Grobnicko polje, Grobnik, Croatia (245.8km)
Photos provided by Panoramio are under the copyright of their owners.