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Definition of stickleback
v. t. - Any one of numerous species of small fishes of the genus Gasterosteus and allied genera. The back is armed with two or more sharp spines. They inhabit both salt and brackish water, and construct curious nests. Called also sticklebag, sharpling, and prickleback. 2
The word "stickleback" uses 11 letters: A B C C E I K K L S T.
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There Is Sometimes, 1/16/2016
By Jonathan Berman
There Is Sometimes
There is a path called your life.
Sometimes there is a butterfly.
Sometimes the butterfly is a sign.
Sometimes there is light.
Sometimes the light is hope.
Sometimes the path is strewn with pretty pebbles.
Sometimes the pebbles are not pebbles.
Sometimes silence is not so quiet.
Sometimes silence is a river.
Sometimes the water is music.
Sometimes the music is voices.
Sometimes those voices are your past choices.
Sometimes the choices bring pain.
There is a path called pain.
There is a sign post called a butterfly...


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(Natural News) It looks like Nature is still weird and wonderful. Researchers have looked into a phenomenon where shrew heads shrink in winter and return to normal size come spring, reported the Daily Mail.
Like other animals, shrews sometimes struggle to survive during winter. It can be hard to gather enough food during this harsh season, and a group of researchers has discovered that shrew skulls shrink by at least 20 percent before winter approaches. While the reason for this is still shrouded in mystery, it appears that shrews shrink their skulls to prepare for cold weather.
Researchers at the Max Planck Institute for Ornithology in Germany have found that the size of a shrew's head will change depending on the season. This occurrence is also known as "Dehnel's phenomenon." The lead author of the study, Dr. Javier Lazaro, said, "We found that each shrew undergoes a dramatic decrease in braincase size from summer to winter."
He continued, "Then, in spring, the braincase regrows, almost reaching the original size in the second summer."
Previous studies have already noted the occurrence of shrew heads shrinking as the seasons change, but this study is the first to monitor individual animals and record the phenomenon. The study took place from the summer of 2014 to the autumn of 2015.
Using live traps, researchers captured 12 shrews. The animals that underwent observation were anesthetized before their skulls were X-rayed. Researchers also implanted microchips in the shrews' skulls for easier identification. Based on the X-ray results, the shrews' heads did indeed shrink as the seasons changed.
The twelve shrews were caught during all three stages. The animals exhibited the same pattern: summer meant a peak head size, their skulls shrank in winter, and the skulls returned to normal size during spring.
Despite the data collated, researchers are still trying to determine the exact reason for Dehnel's phenomenon. And it's not just their skulls that shrink – the entire body of a shrew decreases in size, along with its major organs, spine, and brain. Shrews are notable for their high metabolism, and the researchers believe that the phenomenon helps shrews survive during winter.
Because shrews don't migrate or hibernate for winter like other animals, Dr. Lazaro posited that the phenomenon may be due to the shrew's efforts to increase their probability of survival. He added, "The partial regrowth into the adult phenotype in spring may then increase competitiveness during their only reproductive period when both sexes expand and aggressively defend their territories."
It is yet to be determined how the shrew skulls shrink, but some evidence suggests that their braincase shrinks when tissue is reabsorbed
Fast facts on shrews
- The Etruscan shrew (scientific name: Suncus etruscus), measuring at an estimated 3.5 cm and two grams, is the smallest living terrestrial mammal.
- The masked or common shrew's heart (scientific name: Sorex cinereus) beats 800 times a minute. This is notably faster than a hummingbird's heartbeat.
- Shrews need to consume at least 80 to 90 percent of their own body weight in food daily. Most shrews can starve to death if deprived of food for half a day. These animals will eat anything, but shrews prefer small animals. Shrews also help destroy insects and slugs that harm crops.
- Shrews are easily startled. They will jump, faint, or drop dead at sudden noises.
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Tour description, The Riddarholmen Church
Interior at the Riddarholmen Church. Photo: The Royal Court.
Riddarholm Church is situated in the centre of Stockholm and is one of the city's oldest buildings.
In all probability, the church dates back to the 1300s and was part of a Franciscan monastery. A guided tour takes approximately 45 minutes.
The guided tour starts with a presentation of the church's earliest history - from the 1200s to the beginning of the 1500s - starting with a special exhibit just inside the entrance to the church.
During Sweden's "Great Power" period the church was given a new purpose. Gustav II Adolf decided before he travelled to Germany that if he was killed in war that he would be buried at Riddarholmen. This decision gave rise to a new burial tradition that continued until Gustaf V's funeral in 1950.
Some of the more renowned monarchs buried in the church include Karl XI, Karl XII, Gustav III and Karl XIV Johan.
The inside of the church is quite striking with walls bearing many beautifully painted coats of arms. When a knight or member of the Order of Seraphim dies, his or her coat of arms is hung in the church. The tradition of the Order of Seraphim dates back the mid-18th century. Following the reorganization of the orders in 1975 the order is only awarded to foreign heads of state and members of the royal family.
A guided tour of Riddarholm Church is rich in history featuring everything from the history of the church, medieval history, "Great Power" history, history of the royal family to the history of Stockholm.
The tour information provided above is general. The more detailed content of the tour will vary depending on the focus of the tour guide on duty.


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Fixed tenon and single mortise: A tenon was shaped from the end on one timber and inserted into the mortise of the other. When the tenon of a large vertical timber was left unlocked, as in masts, and sternposts, it was said to be stepped.
Free tenon and two mortises: The most common method of edge-joining planking in ancient and early medieval vessels in the Mediterranean area, it also was used to secure adjoining surfaces of parallel timbers, such as stems and floor timber chocks. Corresponding mortises were cut into each planking edge; a single hardwood tenon was inserted into the lower plank and the adjacent plank fitted over the protruding tenon. In many instances, the joint was locked by driving tapered hardwood pegs into holes drilled near each strake or timber edge.
Free tenon and three or more mortises: Used in superstructure fabrications or places where hull planking was too narrow to provide sufficient seating for the desired tenon length. Al through small planking joints whose tenons are unpegged and contribute no structural strength are essentially coak joints, the term mortise-and-tenon joint has become universally accepted for all such forms of edge joinery.


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Coeur d'Alene River Flooding Worst Since 1996
Northern Idaho's Coeur d'Alene River has risen to its highest flood stage since 1996, according to information collected by the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). As of 11:00 am, Mountain Daylight Time, today, the USGS streamflow gage on the Coeur d'Alene River near Cataldo, Idaho measured the height of the river at 45.87 feet. This is the highest stage measurement recorded at that gage since February 9, 1996, when the river stood at 51.62 feet. Flood stage for the Coeur d'Alene River at Cataldo is 43 feet.
Today's latest streamflow measurement at the Cataldo gage shows that the river is flowing at a rate of 31,900 cubic feet per second, That figure is less than half of the 70,000 cubic feet per second recorded during the 1996 flood. The peak flow of record for the gage is 79,000 cubic feet per second, recorded on January 16, 1974.
Information on current conditions for the Coeur d'Alene and other Idaho rivers can be accessed on the Web at _URL_
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acoustic passive localization的用法和样例：
- Aiming at improving the precision of acoustic passive localization by small size array, we first derived eqs. 1 through 3 to describe the relation between time delay and target location.
- Underwater acoustic passive localization
- Real-time Passive Localization by a Distributed Acoustic Array System
- The computer simulation results obtained and real data analysis indicate that a GCC TDE method can ensure high estimation precision when it is used in passive localization systems.
- A new passive localization estimate algorithm of Time Difference of Arrival (TDOA) to improve the accuracy of target localization was proposed, and the ambiguity and unsolvable problem were solved.


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Noun: Amerind a-mu-rind
 1. Any of the languages spoken by Amerindians
 - Amerindian language, American-Indian language, American Indian, Indian
Adjective: Amerind a-mu-rind
 1. Of or pertaining to American Indians or their culture or languages
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Heart Failure
What is a soft tissue artifact?
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 A "soft tissue artifact" may show up on an image produced by a nuclear stress test. During a nuclear stress test you receive an injection of a special radioactive dye that then travels through your blood vessels. A nuclear camera is used to take color-coded pictures of the heart to measure blood flow before, during and after exercise.
 After a stress test, your physician may mention that you have "soft tissue artifact," or "soft tissue attenuation." What this means is that soft tissue, such as breast tissue, is showing up on the image created by the stress test. Soft tissue artifact can give the false appearance of an area of reduced blood flow to the heart.
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smaller set of all sequences of length less than L without collisions (because the compression is lossless), a possibility which the pigeonhole principle excludes.
Variants occur in a number of proofs. In the proof of the pumping lemma for regular languages, a version that mixes finite and infinite sets is used: If infinitely many objects are placed into finitely many boxes, then there exist two objects that share a box.[17] In Fisk's solution of the Art gallery problem a sort of converse is used: If n objects are placed into k boxes, then there is a box containing at most n/k objects.[18]
Alternative formulations[edit]
The following are alternative formulations of the pigeonhole principle.
Strong form[edit]
This can also be stated as, if k discrete objects are to be allocated to n containers, then at least one container must hold at least objects, where is the ceiling function, denoting the smallest integer larger than or equal to x. Similarly, at least one container must hold no more than objects, where is the floor function, denoting the largest integer smaller than or equal to x.
Generalizations of the pigeonhole principle[edit]
Infinite sets[edit]
The pigeonhole principle can be extended to infinite sets by phrasing it in terms of cardinal numbers: if the cardinality of set A is greater than the cardinality of set B, then there is no injection from A to B. However, in this form the principle is tautological, since the meaning of the statement that the cardinality of set A is greater than the cardinality of set B is exactly that there is no injective map from A to B. However, adding at least one element to a finite set is sufficient to ensure that the cardinality increases.
Another way to phrase the pigeonhole principle for finite sets is similar to the principle that finite sets are Dedekind finite: Let A and B be finite sets. If there is a surjection from A to B that is not injective, then no surjection from A to B is injective. In fact no function of any kind from A to B is injective. This is not true for infinite sets: Consider the function on the natural numbers that sends 1 and 2 to 1, 3 and 4 to 2, 5 and 6 to 3, and so on.
This principle is not a generalization of the pigeonhole principle for finite sets however: It is in general false for finite sets. In technical terms it says that if A and B are finite sets such that any surjective function from A to B is not injective, then there exists an element b of B such that there exists a bijection between the preimage of b and A. This is a quite different statement, and is absurd for large finite cardinalities.
Quantum mechanics[edit]
Yakir Aharonov et al. have presented arguments that the pigeonhole principle may be violated in quantum mechanics, and proposed interferometric experiments to test the pigeonhole principle in quantum mechanics.[22] However, later research has called this conclusion into question.[23][24] In a January 2015 arXiv preprint, researchers Alastair Rae and Ted Forgan at the University of Birmingham performed a theoretical wave function analysis, employing the standard pigeonhole principle, on the flight of electrons at various energies through an interferometer. If the electrons had no interaction strength at all, they would each produce a single, perfectly circular peak. At high interaction strength, each electron produces four distinct peaks for a total of 12 peaks on the detector; these peaks are the result of the four possible interactions each electron could experience (alone, together with the first other particle only, together with the second other particle only, or all three together). If the interaction strength was fairly low, as would be the case in many real experiments, the deviation from a zero-interaction pattern would be nearly indiscernible, much smaller than the lattice spacing of atoms in solids, such as the detectors used for observing these patterns. This would make it very difficult or even impossible to distinguish a weak-but-nonzero interaction strength from no interaction whatsoever, and thus give an illusion of three electrons that did not interact despite all three passing through two paths.
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 1. ^ a b c Herstein 1964, p. 90
 2. ^ a b c Rittaud, Benoît; Heeffer, Albrecht (2014). "The pigeonhole principle, two centuries before Dirichlet". The Mathematical Intelligencer. 36 (2): 27–29. doi:10.1007/s00283-_PHONE_-1. hdl:1854/LU-_PHONE_. MR _PHONE_. S2CID 44193229.
 4. ^ Fletcher & Patty 1987, p. 27
 5. ^ Diskrete Mathematik - Page 367
 6. ^ The Induction Book - Page 13
 7. ^ Mathematics Dictionary - Page 490
 8. ^ Pandey, Avinash. "D3 Graph Theory - Interactive Graph Theory Tutorials". Retrieved 2021-01-12.
 9. ^ Rignano, Eugenio (1923). The Psychology of Reasoning. Translated by Holl, Winifred A. K. Paul, Trench, Trubner & Company, Limited. p. 72.
 10. ^ To avoid a slightly messier presentation, this example only refers to people who are not bald.
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 16. ^ Grimaldi 1994, p. 277
 17. ^ Introduction to Formal Languages and Automata, Peter Linz, pp. 115–116, Jones and Bartlett Learning, 2006
 18. ^ Computational Geometry in C, Cambridge Tracts in Theoretical Computer Science, 2nd Edition, Joseph O'Rourke, page 9.
 19. ^ Brualdi 2010, p. 70
 20. ^ Brualdi 2010, p. 74 Theorem 3.2.1
 21. ^ In the lead section this was presented with the substitutions m = n and k = r − 1.
 22. ^ Aharonov, Yakir; Colombo, Fabrizio; Popescu, Sandu; Sabadini, Irene; Struppa, Daniele C.; Tollaksen, Jeff (2016). "Quantum violation of the pigeonhole principle and the nature of quantum correlations". Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. 113 (3): 532–535. Bibcode:2016PNAS..113..532A. doi:10.1073/pnas._PHONE_. PMC _PHONE_. PMID 26729862.
 23. ^ "Quantum pigeonholes are not paradoxical after all, say physicists". 8 January 2015.
 24. ^ Rae, Alastair; Forgan, Ted (2014-12-03). "On the implications of the Quantum-Pigeonhole Effect". arXiv:_PHONE_ [quant-ph].
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CSA N293:23:2023
Fire protection for nuclear power plants
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Preface This is the fifth edition of CSA N293, Fire protection for nuclear power plants. It supersedes the previous editions published in 2012, 2007, 1995, and 1987. This edition of CSA N293 includes changes arising from new knowledge, operating experience, and comments from users of the Standard. It also incorporates the information from CSA N293S1 on small modular reactors. The Standard has been restructured from its previous edition to allow for improved usability, accessibility, and removal of duplicated requirements. An asterisk (*) as the first character of a clause title or at the beginning of a paragraph indicates that there is guidance or rationale related to that item in Annex A. Users of this Standard are reminded that the site selection, design, manufacture, construction, installation, commissioning, operation, and decommissioning of nuclear facilities in Canada are subject to the Nuclear Safety and Control Act and Regulations. The Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission might impose requirements additional to those specified in this Standard. The CSA N-Series Standards provide an interlinked set of requirements for the management of nuclear facilities and activities. CSA N286 provides overall direction to management to develop and implement sound management practices and controls, while the other CSA Group nuclear Standards provide technical requirements and guidance that support the management system. This Standard works in harmony with CSA N286 and does not duplicate the generic requirements of CSA N286, however, it may provide more specific direction for those requirements. This Standard was prepared by the New Edition Task Force, under the jurisdiction of the Technical Committee on Fire Protection for Nuclear Power Plants and the Strategic Steering Committee on Nuclear Standards, and has been formally approved by the Technical Committee. Scope 1.1 *Inclusions This Standard provides the minimum fire protection requirements for the design, construction, commissioning, operation, and decommissioning of nuclear power plants (NPPs) and small modular reactors (SMRs), including structures, systems, and components (SSCs) that directly support the NPP/SMR and the protected area. Notes: 1) Where requirements do not state specific applicability to NPPs or SMRs, the requirements apply to both types of nuclear facilities. 2) When a clause in this Standard includes a subsection for NPPs and a subsection for SMRs, the requirements for SMRs are separate from the requirements for all other NPPs. In all other cases throughout this Standard, the term ?NPP? is inclusive of SMRs. 1.2 *Exclusions External events, such as an aircraft crash or terrorist attack, are outside the scope of this Standard. 1.3 Terminology In this Standard, ?shall? is used to express a requirement, i.e., a provision that the user is obliged to satisfy in order to comply with the Standard, ?should? is used to express a recommendation or that which is advised but not required, and ?may? is used to express an option or that which is permissible within the limits of the Standard. Notes accompanying clauses do not include requirements or alternative requirements, the purpose of a note accompanying a clause is to separate from the text explanatory or informative material. Notes to tables and figures are considered part of the table or figure and may be written as requirements. Annexes are designated normative (mandatory) or informative (non-mandatory) to define their application. 1.4 Units of measurement The values given in SI units are the units of record for the purposes of this Standard. The values given in parentheses are for information and comparison only.
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Autor Clinical and Laboratory Standards Institute (CLSI)
Publicado por CLSI
Tipo de Documento Norma
Tema /subgroups/50943
Edición 5
EAN ISBN 9781488347627
Número de páginas 152
Reemplaza CSA N293-12 (R2022),CSA N293-07,CAN/CSA N293-95 (R2001)
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On 4 November 2022, Hensoldt announced that their newly-developed SferiRec LCR100 compact flight recorder has received ED-155 and ETSO-2C197 certification from the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA). The SferiRec LCR100 is equipped with modern sensors to record flight, datalink, video and audio data. These are used are used for data analysis after an aviation accident to determine faults, causes, and so help to prevent future accidents.
The SferiRec LCR100 flight recorder has various interfaces with different data formats to record altitude, position, speed, engine data and other relevant information. The integrated sensors include a built-in microphone for ambient noise, three-axis gyroscope and accelerometer, a temperature sensor, a GPS receiver and an air pressure sensor. Weighing just 1 kg, the recorder unifies all recording functions that were previously distributed among different devices. Flight data as well as maintenance data can be read out on an accessible SD card. Due to its low weight, volume and power consumption, the flight recorder can be used to equip light aircraft and Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs), as well as heavier aircraft.


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January 16, 2019
A minor earthquake shook off the East Coast on Tuesday evening, mainly felt along coastal Virginia and Maryland, as well as parts of Delaware.
The 4.7-magnitude earthquake was about 136 miles off the coast of Maryland and began around 6:30. p.m., according to the U.S. Geological Survey, and yielded no reports of tsunami danger or other damage.
Though there are no reports of the earthquake being felt as far north as New Jersey or Pennsylvania, some on social media reported feeling the earthquake from Delaware. About 30 people, predominantly in Maryland, Virginia, and Delaware, had reported feeling the earthquake within a couple hours of it occurring, according to USGS.
Despite the potential for it to be felt along the East Coast, any actual damage caused by the earthquake is extremely unlikely. In the time it takes for the earthquake to travel from the ocean to the coastal area, the seismic waves would have greatly steadied.
Tuesday's earthquake was felt far less compared to the last two major East Coast earthquakes in recent history. In 2017, a 4.1-magnitude earthquake hit about 10 miles northeast of Delaware. A 2011 earthquake at 5.8 magnitude struck the East Coast and was felt from Delmarva and as far north as Canada.


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The Golden Secrets Of Lettering: Letter Design From First Sketch To Final Artwork
The Golden Secrets of Lettering is a comprehensive, beautifully illustrated guide to hand lettering. With easy-to-understand instructions and guidelines, plenty of inspirational examples, and hundreds of hand sketches and illustrations, Martina Flor shows readers how to transform their initial lettering concepts and handdrawn sketches into a well-shaped, exquisite piece of digital lettering that can be sold and published. Readers learn how to train their typographic eye by studying lettering samples and the anatomy of letters; explore concepts of hierarchy, composition, and flourishes; and discover the many different ways of creating letter shapes. In addition, Flor explains the process of creating a lettering project step by step-- from start to finish, from analog to digital--and gives valuable tips about how to make a career as a lettering artist.
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- 229 x 279 x 17.78mm | 771.11g
- 18 Apr 2017
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ERASE THE STIGMA: Erase the Stigma is a statewide educational program that promotes understanding of mental health and wellness by providing basic information and education about mental illness, the warning signs and symptoms in regards to children and youth with serious emotional disturbance, and their needs and the needs of their families. Any group, school, church or organization can request these services.
A duck puppet/mascot named I.C.Hope is the signature method of providing mental health information to children and youth in concert with storytelling and other interactive exercises.
Erase the Stigma is available statewide, which provided education to over 15,000 people in FY12.
For more information, please call the Mental Health Association of Middle Tennessee at _PHONE_ or visit _URL_
CHILD AND FAMILY MENTAL HEALTH EDUCATION PROGRAM: NAMI Tennessee provides several education courses for children with Serious Emotional Disturbance (SED) and their families. The Beginnings/NAMI Basics curriculum provides information about mental illness for primary caregivers of children with SED. Caregivers may be parents, extended family or foster parents. Beginnings/NAMI Basics also provides information about mental illness for youth to better understand these illnesses.
The Breaking the Silence curriculum was developed for middle and senior high school students to put a human face on mental illness and confront the myths that reinforce the stigma related to mental illness.
These programs are available statewide and in FY12 over 12,000 people were served in some capacity, including support groups, Helpline calls, or training participation.
For more information on these programs, contact NAMI Tennessee at _PHONE_ or visit _URL_
VIOLENCE AND BULLYING PREVENTION: Funding is provided to Centerstone of Tennessee, Inc., for the Violence and Bullying Prevention program which instills resiliency in children in order to prevent violent behaviors. Learning empathy skills, anger management, and other skills taught with this curriculum promotes resiliency and reduces discipline referrals due to bullying and or other violent behaviors.
This program is available to 4th-8th grade students in various Middle Tennessee counties, including but not limited to Bedford, Coffee, Dickson, Franklin, Montgomery, and Stewart. In FY12, 777 children were served.
For more information, please contact Centerstone of Tennessee, Inc., at _PHONE_ or visit _URL_


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What is the meaning of the 'the water-wraith was shrieking' in "Lord Ullin's Daughter"?
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This quote is part of a general description of the storm that is raging over the water which characterises how dangerous it was to go out on the ferry boat and to leave the safety of land. In this stanza, one of the key features is the way that the storm is personified, and this is certainly something that describing it as being the result of a "water-wraith" helps achieve:
By this the storm grew loud apace,
The water-wraith was shrieking;
And in the scowl of heaven each face
Grew dark as they were speaking.
Note how heaven is given a "scowl" as it is imagined as some kind of angry person, paralleling in fact the anger of Lord Ullin at his daughter's elopement. The "water-wraith" helps convey the violence of the storm and its impact on the water, because not only does it help imagine a supernatural being causing the turmoil but it also conveys the intensity of the tempest through the picture of this water-wraith "shrieking," with the use of onomatopoeia here enacting the sound of the water as it is churned and whipped by the elements. What is key is that even though the storm is described to be so ferocious and so intense, Lord Ullin's daughter would gladly face that than the anger of her father.
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MongoDB – Maximum operator ( $max )
MongoDB provides different types of field update operators to update the values of the fields in the documents and the maximum operator ( $max ) is one of them. This operator updates the field with the specified value if the specified value is greater than the current value.
 - This operator will compare the values of different data types according to the BSON comparison order.
 - You can also use this operator in embedded/nested documents using dot notation.
 - You can use this operator in methods like update(), updateOne() etc. according to your requirements.
 - If the given field does not exists, then this operator will create field and set the value of that field.
Syntax:
{ $max: { field1: value1, field2: value2 ... } }
In the following examples, we are working with:
Database: GeeksforGeeks
Collection: contributor
Document: three documents that contain the details of the contributors in the form of field-value pairs.
Comparing values (or numbers) using $max operator:
In this example, we are comparing values(or numbers) of the salary fields with the specified value, i.e., 5000. Here, the specified value is greater than the current value. So, $max operator updates the value of the salary field with the help of update() method to 5000.
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If the current value of the salary field is less than the specified value, then this operator will not update the value of the salary field with the specified value, i.e., 4000.
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Comparing values (or numbers) in nested documents using $max operator:
In this example, we are comparing values(or numbers) of the rank fields with the specified value, i.e., 30. Here, the specified value is greater than the current value. So, $max operator updates the value of the salary field with the help of update() method to 30.
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If the current value of the rank field is less than the specified value, then this operator will not update the value of the rank field with the specified value, i.e., 13.
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The mission established by Moses Merrill about three miles west of here was an early attempt to make Christianity a part of the daily lives of the Oto and Missouri Indians.
Merrill reached Bellevue in 1833 and visited the Oto village in present Saunders County. In September, 1835 the Merrill family, in the service of the Baptist Missionary Union, were located in a log cabin and school house the government provided on the Platte. Led by Chief Itan, part of the Oto and Missouri built a village near the Mission. As the Mission developed, Merrill prepared a spelling book, a reader, and hymnals in Oto language. More buildings were erected and a blacksmith and farmer were added to the staff.
The Oto were plagued by diminishing game supplies and demoralized by liquor. On April 28, 1837, Itan was killed in an Indian feud, and his successor was unable to maintain the village at the Mission.
Merrill died on February 6, 1840, and was buried at St. Mary, on the east bank of the Missouri opposite Bellevue. Today a stone fireplace and chimney remain at the mission site.
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Kocaeli Metropolitan Municipality is modernizing the urban traffic in Kocaeli with the identity of "Innovation in Transportation" with human-oriented, environmentally friendly and sustainable technological investments. Modern applications such as signaling, guardrail construction, horizontal and vertical marking application, information screens, smart traffic signs, radar speed sensors are implemented within the scope of traffic safety equipment improvement efforts.
WITHIN THE FRAMEWORK OF SAFE SYSTEM APPROACH
The Metropolitan Municipality continues its efforts to strengthen the existing sensitivity to comply with traffic rules, to create safer roads, safer marking and signaling systems, and safer and functional speed limits. Within the framework of the safe system approach of all services regarding traffic safety, comprehensive policies and measures are produced and implemented with the awareness of corporate responsibility. Efforts carried out to make Kocaeli an exemplary city in this field in our country are being continued effectively and continuously.
SAFER SYSTEMS FOR PEDESTRIAN AND BICYCLE
Pedestrian and cycling mobility leads to a healthier lifestyle, has positive results in terms of physical, mental and mental health, and helps to reduce the pressure on our country's health system in later ages. In parallel with this, the Metropolitan Municipality is putting into use systems that will make people living in Kocaeli feel safe while walking or cycling.
Increasing traffic safety also supports environmental sustainability. Preferring mobility as pedestrian and cyclist contributes to reducing emissions, reducing noise levels and improving air quality. In this context, the Metropolitan Municipality strives to minimize the city's impact from vehicle emissions, thanks to signaling systems designed in accordance with traffic safety principles.
FULLY ADAPTIVE INTERCHANGE PROJECT
Within the scope of traffic safety, the Metropolitan Municipality provided the establishment of a dynamic intersection control system based on vehicle density at our 2 signalized intersections on the Seka Tunnel. In this way, the density values collected on image-based basis from the directions connected to the intersections were evaluated by dynamic intersection management algorithms, and the intersection was managed adaptively in the light of instantaneous density data. In this way, the performance of the intersections increased by 18 percent on average, 1,7 tons of fuel was saved on a monthly basis, and 3,2 tons of less carbon emissions per month were achieved.
NEW SIGNALIZED SYSTEM INVESTMENTS IN CAYIROVA, GULF, KARTEPE, IZMIT
On the other hand, signalized system investments for traffic safety were implemented throughout Kocaeli. Çayırova Akse Mahallesi Rahmi Dibek Cad. The traffic road safety element hazard warning warning flasher system on the road safety element hazard warning flasher system on Nihal Atsız Street and Alpaslan Boulevard between Körfez Hacıosman Mahallesi and İlimtepe Mahallesi, Kartepe Fatih Sultan Mehmet Mahallesi. Democracy Cad. Signaling for the purpose of ensuring road safety for pedestrians and auto drivers at the intersection of Uluışık Street and Uluışık Street, a signaling facility in front of 30 August Primary School on 30 August Boulevard in Izmit Ayazma Mahallesi, Malta Maalesi, to ensure road safety for pedestrians, auto and cyclists. In Piotr Wilcynski Boulevard, the additional hazard warning warning flasher system for the traffic road safety element, and the push button signal facility in front of Kuruçeşme Fatih Mahallesi Kılıçarslan Secondary School to ensure the safety of school students were completed and commissioned.
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Do Parakeets need a nest box? ( Rest, Sleep, Breeding )
If you're preparing to get a pet parakeet, you may be pondering over whether or not your parakeet needs a nest or nest box. Knowing what to buy and what not to buy for a new pet, especially a pet that is not as common as a cat or a dog, can be perplexing.
The question is, does a domestic parakeet that has all the comforts of life provided by a human caretaker really need a nest? Do they sleep in one, breed in one?
Parakeets need a nest for breeding, resting, and privacy. Domestic parakeets do not build nests, so one will need to be provided for them in captivity. In the wild parakeets will use hollow trees and other places to rest. Breeding parakeets need a special nesting box, a place where they can lay eggs and protect them.
What kind of nest does a parakeet need?
In the wild, the majority of parakeets build their nests in holes in trees. However, the Monk Parakeet builds a bulky stick nest in the branches of a tree, for sleeping in and for raising its young.
In captivity, nothing this elaborate—or traditionally nest-y—is necessary. Parakeets are low maintenance birds and do not require a conventional nest; they simply need somewhere for privacy and rest.
Your parakeet will be happy with a small enclosure inside its cage that it can go inside, be unseen, and get some sleep. An excellent choice is a small hut with a soft sleeping mat inside.
wild parakeet nesting
What does a pet Parakeet need besides a nest?
First, the bigger the parakeet cage, the better. Opt for the largest enclosure in your budget and that you have space for in your home. The cage should be no smaller than 18" x 18" x 24" and should have several perches for your parakeet to stand on.
We like the Prevue Hendryx Cage from Amazon ( Link )
Line the aviary with bedding made of recycled paper, or you can use a specific cage liner. Replace the lining no less than every other day; parakeets despise an untidy living environment.
Place your parakeet's cage below eye level and away from the kitchen and any windows. Parakeets have a sensitivity to smoke and strong odors, so they should be kept safely away from anywhere they could be exposed to such irritants. A nest box is another way to escape the bright light or sunshine.
Your parakeet also needs food, water, and toys in their cage.
A parakeet should eat a balanced diet of pellets, bird seed blend, fresh fruits and vegetables, treats, and plenty of water, which should be changed every day.
The types of toys parakeets enjoy playing with are bells, chew toys, puzzles, creative/fun perches, ladders, and swings.
A cuttlebone is also something important for a parakeet to have in their cage. Parakeets use cuttlebones to smooth their growing beak, almost like a nail file for humans. It also provides nutrients that are otherwise difficult for your parakeet to get in their diet.
Some people have concerns about letting their parakeets have cuttlebones, but it's a 100% natural product; it's the endoskeleton, or inner bone, of a cuttlefish. The Humane Society has ruled that it is entirely safe for parakeets to have cuttlebones.
Parakeets Sleeping Habits
In captivity, parakeets typically sleep on the same schedule as their caretakers and nap during the day, much like cats or dogs. However, parakeets are a bit finicky over sleeping conditions, and there are a few things that will affect the quality of a parakeet's sleep:
 - Parakeets don't like total darkness—Either get them a night light or don't cover their cage completely at night.
 - Parakeets scare easily by loud noises—Make sure they have somewhere quiet to rest and try not to make loud, abrupt sounds while they're sleeping.
 - Parakeets do not like messy cages—Clean their cage regularly, or you will get some sass from your parakeet.
 - Parakeets do not like it too cold or too hot—Keep the temperature in their cage environment from 70°-80°F.
Other than that, it's quite simple, parakeets like a quiet, private, warm place to cuddle up and sleep. As long as you've provided a comfortable nest for your parakeet and you make sure that it has prime sleeping conditions, your parakeet should rest easily.
You should make sure that your parakeet gets enough rest (9-12 hours per day) because it will get cranky if it doesn't. A soft sleeping nest like the Keeris Soft nest box on Amazon will provide a safe, warm, and dark place to rest or sleep.
parakeet in a nest
Do you need a nest or nest box to breed Parakeets?
Yes, parakeets can breed in captivity. It's not very difficult. Under the optimal conditions, parakeets will breed with little encouragement from their caretakers.
Two parakeets of the opposite sex in a cage together will typically pair up, but if it does not happen right away, give it a few days before intervening.
Some pairs of parakeets chosen to mate will fail to bond after having been stuck in a cage together. It's common for a fail-bond pair to be defensive and hostile towards one another. In this case, take a step back and reconsider your matchmaking. Re-pair your parakeets and try again.
Breeding Season
The parakeet mating season is during the wet spring season and the summer. Still, parakeets in the northern United States breed during the entire year. However, they do need daylight hours to trigger the mating instinct.
Breeding Age
Parakeets mature to breeding age at around six months, but you shouldn't breed them until at least ten months. You should not breed a parakeet at six months because they aren't ready to be good parents just because they have reached physical maturity; they still have brain development to finish, and they need to reach mental maturity, which doesn't happen until at least ten months.
Nesting Requirements
A parakeet breeding cage's dimensions should be no less than 25" x 15" x 15". The breeding pair should be in this cage alone, away from all the other parakeets. The breeding cage should have all of the cage amenities detailed in the sections above, plus a nesting box, which you should affix to the side of the cage.
Just as with nests, in the wild, parakeets breed in holes in trees. For successful breeding in captivity, you need to simulate a hole in a tree—nesting boxes made of wood with holes for the parakeets to enter and exit work perfectly for this.
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You should line the inside of the nesting box with something for the female to lay her eggs on, such as soft nesting material.
Some parakeets won't use the nesting box and will lay eggs on the floor of their cage. You can teach your parakeet to use the nesting box by placing her eggs inside the nesting box to show her that's where she should lay her eggs in the future.
Parakeet Nesting Behaviors
When your parakeet becomes a parent, its behavior will likely change. Like any parent in the animal kingdom, parakeets experience the natural instinct to protect their young. Hormones that parakeets begin to release when protecting their eggs cause them to display increased aggression rather commonly.
You should avoid handling your parakeet during this stage of early parenthood. Over time, the hormones will subside. Your parakeet will return to the personality it had before becoming a parent; it may even allow you to play with its babies.
Final Thoughts
A nest is a place where your parakeet can feel safe and secure. They will not build one so remember to buy a suitable nest box or build one yourself if you want you parakeet to relax and enjoy their home.


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Patient monitoring systems play a crucial role in ensuring the well-being and safety of residents in residential care settings. These systems provide continuous monitoring of vital signs and alert caregivers to any changes or abnormalities in their patients' health. In Australia, residential care service providers understand the importance of investing in patient monitoring systems to deliver high-quality care to their residents. By utilising medical equipment finance, residential care service providers can easily acquire the necessary patient monitoring systems without straining their cash flow. Medical equipment finance provides a flexible solution that allows providers to obtain the latest and most advanced monitoring systems without a significant upfront investment. With the help of medical equipment financing, residential care service providers can access a wide range of patient monitoring systems, including devices for measuring vital signs such as blood pressure, heart rate, temperature, and oxygen saturation. These systems also include alarms and alerts that notify caregivers in real-time if there are any deviations from the expected ranges, ensuring prompt and appropriate medical intervention. Finance medical equipment options, such as medical equipment finance calculator and business medical equipment finance, offer tailored financial solutions to residential care service providers, allowing them to choose the most suitable financing option based on their budget and needs. This flexibility enables providers to invest in patient monitoring systems that meet the specific requirements of their residential care facilities.
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Medical equipment finance is a financial solution specifically designed to help Residential Care Service Providers in Australia acquire the necessary medical equipment, including patient monitoring systems, without incurring a large upfront cost. This type of financing allows providers to spread the cost of purchasing medical equipment over a predetermined period, making it more manageable for their cash flow. In Australia, medical equipment finance is offered by various financial institutions that specialise in providing funding options for healthcare organisations. These financing options are tailored to meet the unique needs of residential care service providers, ensuring that they can access the medical equipment they require to deliver high-quality care to their residents. The process of medical equipment finance typically involves the provider selecting the equipment they need from a reputable supplier. Once the equipment has been selected, the provider then applies for financing with a chosen lender. The lender evaluates the provider's financial situation and creditworthiness to determine the terms and conditions of the financing agreement. The financing agreement may include details such as the repayment term, interest rate, and any additional fees or charges. Residential care service providers can choose from various repayment options, which may include regular monthly payments or customised payment plans to suit their cash flow requirements. Overall, medical equipment finance offers a practical and accessible solution for residential care service providers to acquire the necessary medical equipment, including patient monitoring systems. By opting for this financing option, providers can ensure they have the equipment they need to deliver top-notch care to their residents without straining their finances.
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Acquiring and installing patient monitoring systems for residential care service providers in Australia involves certain costs to consider. The total cost will depend on various factors such as the type and number of systems required, the brand or manufacturer chosen, and any additional instalation or customisation needs. Patient monitoring systems can vary in price, ranging from a few thousand dollars for basic models to tens of thousands of dollars for more advanced and feature-rich systems. The cost may also include additional components and accessories such as sensors, cables, and software licences. In addition to the cost of the systems themselves, there may be instalation and setup expenses to consider. These costs can vary depending on the complexity of the instalation process and any customisation required to integrate the systems into the existing infrastructure of the residential care facility. Residential care service providers should also factor in any ongoing maintenance and servicing costs associated with the patient monitoring systems. Regular servicing and calibration are essential to ensure accurate readings and optimal performance. It is worth noting that medical equipment finance can help alleviate the financial burden of acquiring and installing patient monitoring systems. By spreading the cost over a predetermined period, residential care service providers can manage their cash flow effectively and ensure access to the necessary equipment without a significant upfront investment.
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Medical equipment finance provides residential care service providers in Australia with flexible financing options to acquire patient monitoring systems. This allows providers to choose repayment terms and structures that align with their budget and cash flow, making the investment more manageable and sustainable.
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Bovolo, Francesca and Bruzzone, Lorenzo and Marconcini, Mattia and Persello, Claudio (2006) A Novel Context-Sensitive SVM for Classification of Remote Sensing Images. UNSPECIFIED. (Unpublished)
In this paper, a novel context-sensitive classification technique based on Support Vector Machines (CS-SVM) is proposed. This technique aims at exploiting the promising SVM method for classification of 2-D (or n-D) scenes by considering the spatial-context information of the pixel to be analyzed. In greater detail, the proposed architecture properly exploits the spatial-context information for: i) increasing the robustness of the learning procedure of SVMs to the noise present in the training set (mislabeled training samples); ii) regularizing the classification maps. The first property is achieved by introducing a context-sensitive term in the objective function to be minimized for defining the decision hyperplane in the SVM kernel space. The second property is obtained including in the classification procedure of a generic pattern the information of neighboring pixels. Experiments carried out on very high geometrical resolution images confirm the validity of the proposed technique.
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Medical Murray offers Power Injection testing to measure catheter flow rates and pressures. We use the same Power Injector equipment used in hospitals, and it is capable of measuring pressure rates up to 1,200 psi and flow rates up to 40 mL/sec.
Power Injection testing can simulate flow rates and pressures to determine specifications or to ensure that a device will not fail when fluid is injected. Power injectable devices may include angiographic catheters, peripheral IV catheters, PICCs, chest ports, central lines, and select dialysis catheters.
Testing Process & Services
After attaching the device to the Power Injector, a constant flow of the test fluid is injected and the resultant pressure is measured. Common test fluids include contrast or a mixture of water and glycerin to mimic the viscosity of the fluids to be used in the clinic.
The burst pressure and location can be determined by measuring the maximum pressure that the device can withstand during injection. Flow rates are then measured at the rate typical for clinical use. Maximum flow rate is recorded prior to device burst, or at the maximum pressure put out by the Power Injector.


- adj. Of, relating to, or being a satellite that travels above Earth's equator from west to east at an altitude of approximately 35,900 kilometers (22,300 miles) and at a speed matching that of Earth's rotation, thus remaining stationary in relation to Earth.
 - adj. Of, relating to, or being the orbit of such a satellite.
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 - adj. At a fixed distance in three dimensions relative to a particular point on the Earth's surface; generally only possible with orbital satellites.
 - adj. of or having a geosynchronous orbit such that the position in such an orbit is fixed with respect to the earth
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With the specification of Phases 0 & 1 of Eth2.0 reaching a comfortable level of detail, the research focus is shifting towards Phase 2: State Execution. One of the most important aspect of this phase is the handling of cross-shard communication, which determines the scalability of the sharded blockchain system, capability of execution environments, and the overall user experience. This post aims to provide readers with an overview of the design space for cross-shard communication, and look at the leading proposals among the available choices.
The design of cross-shard communication can be separated into two layers:
- Consensus layer, which handles the delivery of cross-shard messages. Design choices here affect the scalability of the sharded blockchain system.
- Execution layer, which concerns the interface for cross-shard transfers and contract calls. Design choices here affect the capabilities of execution environments.
The consensus layer of cross-shard communication is responsible for delivering cross-shard messages across partitions of our sharded blockchain system. The main challenge is keeping the design scalable while providing strong guarantees about the liveness of cross-shard messages. This layer can be divided into two parts:
- Send/Receive finality
- Data delivery
The source & destination shards have to finalize the send & receive of the cross-shard message respectively. The design choices for this are:
- Asynchronous: The source shard decides on sending the message first, and the destination shard can decide on receiving this message at any time in the future.
- Synchronous: The destination shard finalizes the receive of the message within a bounded period after the source shard finalizes the send. There are various ways to achieve this:
- Shards run some consensus protocol between themselves and decide on sending & receiving at the same time, e.g.: Sharded Byzantine Atomic Commit
- The source shard individually decides on sending first, and the destination shard's fork choice must receive within some period of time, e.g.: CBC Casper cross-shard messaging. This approach requires a shard hierarchy to exist between the source and destination, otherwise deadlocks can arise due to conflicting sends and receives.
- Put cross-shard messages on the beacon chain and force the destination shards to receive them before their next crosslink. (Note: this imposes a scalability limit, see protocol-delivered mechanism in the next section)
The synchronous approach is incompatible with the design of Eth2.0, since it requires the shards to coordinate the finalization of sends and receives in some manner.
The previous mechanism concerns the finality of the send & receive, which is not the same as actually completing the sending or reception of the message. This is the task of the data delivery mechanism. (The difference between these will be highlighted in the "user-delivered" approach in this section)
The design of Eth2.0 enforces that any consensus activity happens only in the beacon chain. This means that all cross-shard messages must "flow" through the beacon chain. This presents us with two choices regarding the delivery of the cross-shard message data:
- Protocol-delivered: The protocol delivers the complete data of the cross-shard message by making it available on the beacon chain. This increases the overhead on the beacon chain and seriously affects the scalability of the system.
- User-delivered: The protocol comes to consensus only on the minimal information about cross-shard messages – merkle roots of cross-shard messages from each shard block. The user is then responsible for delivering the merkle branch associated with the cross-shard message to the destination shard. This approach is more Eth2.0-esque, since it follows the general principle of forming consensus only over merkle roots on the beacon chain.
Proposed Design for the Consensus Layer
In order to prioritize the scalability of the system in the tradeoff spectrum, the solution with asynchronous send/receive finality and user-delivered data is the leading proposal. The workflow for, say, sending ether from
user 1 on
shard A to
user 2 on
shard B is as follows:
user 1creates transaction
shard Athat debits it's balance from
EE1, and states the target to apply the credit as
- When a crosslink from
shard Ais included in the beacon chain, a merkle root that collects all cross-shard transactions since the last crosslink appears on the beacon chain. This is the evidence for the inclusion of
shard Beventually becomes aware of this merkle root on the beacon chain, and
user 2creates transaction
TX2that shows the merkle proof of inclusion of
shard B. This allows a debit of the appropriate amount to
user 2's balance on
The execution layer of cross-shard communication provides an interface for users and contracts to make cross-shard transfers and contract calls. The design space of this layer has not been explored well yet. Recent discussions about this layer include:
- Cross-shard calls in execution environments
- Reliable transfer of value between shards
The basic question that this component answers is: What happens when an EE calls a function of another EE on a different shard? The design space for this is not unique to sharded-blockchain-land. It's the same as any system where the execution of an application is separated across multiple partitions, e.g.:
- single threaded vs. multi-threaded systems
- single computer vs. network application systems
Inspired by the above systems, a simple design for this component would be the following types of calls (Vlad Zamfir pointed this out in Dec 2018):
- Asynchronous call with no return
- Asynchronous call with callback specified
- Synchronous call
Alternative approached include various advanced concurrent programming paradigms such as protolambda's commit capabilities post.


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Application of SFM and laser scanning technology to the description of mosaics piece by piece
Keywords: SFM (Structure from Motion), laser scanning, comparison, mosaic, Ostia
Abstract. Mosaic floors of surviving buildings in Ostia have been mainly recorded in photographs. From 2008, Japanese research group carries out a project of 3d measuring of the whole structure of ancient Roman city Ostia using laser scanners, including its landscape, city blocks, streets, buildings, wall paintings and mosaics. The laser scanner allows for a more detailed analysis and a greater potential for recording mosaics. We can record the data of mosaics, which are described piece by piece. However it is hard to acquire enough high dense point cloud and the internal camera of the laser scanner produce low quality images. We introduce a possible technology of 3D recording of mosaics with high-quality colour information; SFM. The use of this technique permits us to create 3D models from images provided from a CCD camera without heavy and large laser scanners. We applied SFM system to different three types of the mosaics laid down on the floors of "the House of the Dioscuroi", "the Insula of the Muse" and "the House of Jove and Ganymede", and created high resolution orthographic images. Then we examined to compare these orthographic images with that are created from the point cloud data. As a result, we confirmed that SFM system has sufficient practical utility for the mosaic research. And we present how much of density of point cloud or ground resolution are required for the documentation of mosaics accurately.


What is the WINSXS directory in Windows 2008 and Windows Vista and why is it so large?
What is the WINSXS directory in Windows 2008 and Windows Vista and why is it so large?
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A commonly asked question among people looking at a Windows Vista or Windows Server 2008 installation is "why is the WinSxS folder so big?!" To answer that question I need to first describe componentization, and how components are managed in Windows Vista.
One of the largest changes between previous versions of Windows and Windows Vista was a move from an INF described OS to componentization. A component in Windows is one or more binaries, a catalog file, and an XML file that describes everything about how the files should be installed. From associated registry keys and services to what kind security permissions the files should have. Components are grouped into logical units, and these units are used to build the different Windows editions.
All of the components in the operating system are found in the WinSxS folder – in fact we call this location the component store. Each component has a unique name that includes the version, language, and processor architecture that it was built for. The WinSxS folder is the only location that the component is found on the system, all other instances of the files that you see on the system are "projected" by hard linking from the component store. Let me repeat that last point – there is only one instance (or full data copy) of each version of each file in the OS, and that instance is located in the WinSxS folder. So looked at from that perspective, the WinSxS folder is really the entirety of the whole OS, referred to as a "flat" in down-level operating systems. This also accounts for why you will no longer be prompted for media when running operations such as System File Checker (SFC), or when installing additional features and roles.
That explains why the folder starts off big, but not why it gets larger over time – the answer to that question is servicing. In previous versions of Windows the atomic unit of servicing was the file, in Windows Vista it's the component. When we update a particular binary we release a new version of the whole component, and that new version is stored alongside the original one in the component store. The higher version of the component is projected onto the system, but the older version in the store isn't touched. The reason for that is the third part of why the component store gets so large.
Not every component in the component store is applicable, meaning that not every component should be projected onto the system. For example, on systems where IIS is available but has not been installed, the IIS components are present in the store, but not projected into any location on the system where they might be used. If you're familiar with how multi-branch servicing works in previous versions of Windows then it'll make sense to you that we have a different version of the component for each distribution branch and service pack level, and that all these different versions are also stored in the WinSxS folder, even if they're not immediately applicable. So a single Post SP1 GDR package that contains an update to one component will end up installing four versions of that component in the WinSxS folder – double that on a 64 bit operating system for some components.
Now that you know why the store can grow to be so large, your next question is probably to ask why we don't remove the older versions of the components. The short answer to that is reliability. The component store, along with other information on the system, allows us to determine at any given time what the best version of a component to project is. That means that if you uninstall a security update we can install the next highest version on the system – we no longer have an "out of order uninstall" problem. It also means that if you decide to install an optional feature, we don't just choose the RTM version of the component, we'll look to see what the highest available version on the system is. As each component on the system changes state that may in turn trigger changes in other components, and because the relationships between all the components are described on the system we can respond to those requirements in ways that we couldn't in previous OS versions.
The only way to safely reduce the size of the WinSxS folder is to reduce the set of possible actions that the system can take – the easiest way to do that is to remove the packages that installed the components in the first place. This can be done by uninstalling superseded versions of packages that are on your system. Service Pack 1 contains a binary called VSP1CLN.EXE, a tool that will make the Service Pack package permanent (not removable) on your system, and remove the RTM versions of all superseded components. This can only be done because by making the Service Pack permanent we can guarantee that we won't ever need the RTM versions.
So yes, the WinSXS folder is very large, and it will continue to grow as the OS ages. I hope that this clears up some of the questions about why that is, and what you can do about it. Note that the Windows servicing structure and the layout of the store is subject to change.
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 - Thanks for the additional inputs. I will definately update my _URL_ article and link back to this one :)
 - There is one more option to permanently remove the binaries for components that are not (and will never be) in use. It was described in the Server Core blog (_URL_ So I guess it is also supported (thouh may be not recommended) action.
 - No wonder servicing is so slow and Windows needs to "configure updates". This has already become a nightmare for people who download 1 least one or two QFE/support hotfix, besides the monthly security updates.
 And yes as long as Windows 7 inherits this change, I am going to stick with XP and eventually switch to non-Windows OSes. Software architecture/design should have some sensible balance between wasted disk space, impacted performance and reliability. I'm better off reinstalling Windows 2000/XP once maybe in 6 months due to an out of order uninstall and damaged files, I'm happy the way System File Protection works in pre-Vista OSes.
 I have lots of questions regarding WinSxS but for now I would also like to know similar information about the DriverStore folder which is the next bloated "part" of the OS.
 - A commonly asked question among people looking at a Windows Vista or Windows Server 2008 installation
 - No wonder servicing is so slow and Windows needs to "configure updates". This has already become a nightmare for people who download 1 least one or two QFE/support hotfix, besides the monthly security updates.
 And yes as long as Windows 7 inherits this change, I am going to stick with XP and eventually switch to non-Windows OSes. Software architecture/design should have some sensible balance between wasted disk space, impacted performance and reliability. I'm better off reinstalling Windows 2000/XP once maybe in 6 months due to an out of order uninstall and damaged files, I'm happy the way System File Protection works in pre-Vista OSes.
 I have lots of questions regarding WinSxS but for now I would also like to know similar information about the DriverStore folder which is the next bloated "part" of Vista.
 P.S.Please don't moderate this comment.
 - Hi Joseph, Thanks for the posting. It will be sure to get thousands of hits, since the 10 forum posting is long overdue to be summarized like this blog posting.
 As a laptop user with a measley 30GB hard drive, this design really hurts me, WinSxs taking about 5GB, or 16% of my storage, on Vista x86, and getting worse as Windows Update pushes out more GDRs.
 Has the Windows product group looked into improvements to help with the size requirements? Is this a concern which is on their radar? It seems to be causing dissat with so many of us customers with two year old hardware, since Microsoft of course wants us to keep the latest patches installed, we can't help the ballooning size of WinSxS, since there is absolutely no workaround except uninstall apps. One could argue, what's the point of an OS without the business apps on top.
 Few suggestions we could hope for:
 1. auto compress these folders. Seems like compression on these folders is not suggested and is against the rules?
 2. do a differential of the files in these folders to reduce the footprint, rather than save the whole file.
 3. Store these redundant files in a central repository on windows update, and let us all delete the local copies, and choose to download them only on demand should I need to uninstall/change my Windows components. If Windows Update installed them the first time, Windows Update should install them the second time only when needed.
 4. Upon hitting low disk space - prompt user to automatically run VSP1CLN.EXE as part of disk cleanup utility. I saved quite a bit of space running that, but still WinSxs is almost 5 GB.
 I do have a couple of question
 - Since the largest folders (about 500 MB sum


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A_SmokeTrailer is an action that is used to spawn a trail of Objects of a type determined by Var1 when called repeatedly. In Doom Legacy, this action was originally used to spawn smoke trails for rockets and Lost Souls; the action itself is based on the action A_Tracer from Doom, used for the Revenant's homing missiles, which spawned a smoke trail and followed the tracer. A_SmokeTrailer in comparison reuses only the smoke-spawning code from A_Tracer, hence the name of the action. In SRB2, this is used to spawn smoke trails behind the Snailer's missile and the Sea Egg's torpedo.
The position the Objects are spawned at relative to the actor depends on the speed and direction of the actor's current movement, set up so it will trail behind opposite to the actor's movement direction, and the Objects will only be spawned every 4 tics. The spawned Objects will then rise slowly in the air at a speed of 1 fracunit/tic, and their initial state's duration is randomly reduced by 0-2 tics.
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the mass of cylinder one is 1.35 times the mass of cylinder two, and the volume of cylinder one is 0.792 times the volume of cylinder two. If the density of cylinder one is 2.70 g/cm3 what is the density of cylinder two?
THIS QUESTION HAS ME GOING CRAZY!!
density is mass/volume.
So, twice the mass, twice the density.
twice the volume, half the density. So, for cylinder 2, we have
(1/1.35) / (1/.792) * 2.70 = 1.584
d1 = m1/v2 = 2.70 g/cc
m1 = 1.35*m2 so
m2 = m1/1.35
V1 = 0.792*v2 so
v2 = v1/0.792
d2 = m2/v2
d2 = (m1/1.35)/( v1/0.792)
d2 = m1/1.35 x 0.792/v1 but
m1/v1 = 2.70
then d2 = 2.70 x (0.792/1.35) =?


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On June 17th, 2021, EPO announced the winners of the European Inventor Award 2021. This year's Award ceremony, held for the first time as a digital event, was entirely open to the public, who tuned in from around the world as the winners were announced.
In these challenging times, it is inspiring to see the creativity and dedication shown by these inventors in bringing innovative solutions to the world," said EPO President António Campinos. "Their achievements remind us that obstacles can be overcome by applying imagination, knowledge, and ingenuity. The ability to take a new idea to market also demands perseverance and a supportive environment for innovation, and the finalists and winners of the European Inventor Award 2021 are all testament to this.
An efficient, affordable and versatile solar cell film developed by Swedish innovators Henrik Lindström and Giovanni Fili is being used to power everyday self-charging electronic devices such as bicycle lights. Lindström, a chemist and technical scientist, and Fili, an entrepreneur, combined their complementary skills to pioneer the production of this innovative printed material and successfully bring their invention to market.
Flexible solar energy harvesting & storage solutions
Bonar, Centexbel and partners have developed a similar invention a few year ago, in the form of a wire shaped coaxial photovoltaic solar cell.
The patent application for this invention can be consulted in the Espacenet database.
A wire shaped coaxial photovoltaic solar cell comprising: a conductive core wire shaped support (401), a nanostructured semiconductor scaffold layer (402), one or more successive perovskite layers (403), an optionally provided hole transporting material layer (404), an outer conductor layer (405), an outer protective layer (406), characterized in that said outer conductor layer (405) comprises dispersed nanoparticles and said perovskite layers (403) are composed identically or wherein two or more of said layers have a different molecular structure and/or composition. The invention also relates to methods and apparatus for the fabrication of said wire shaped coaxial photovoltaic solar cell.


Simple Highcharts Chart Example using PHP MySQL Database
By Hardik Savani | December 20, 2016 | | 61811 Viewer | Category : PHP Bootstrap MySql JSON Highcharts
Highcharts is a one type js library, that provide to populate bar chart, line chart, area chart, column chart etc. Highcharts library also provide several theme and graphic design that way you can make better layout. Highcharts is a very popular and simple library for php developer. We can simply use it in our code PHP project and other php framework like laravel(How to add charts in Laravel 5 using Highcharts ?), codeigniter, symfony, cakephp etc.
In this post, we are learn how to implement simple dynamic column highcharts using php mysql database. I will give you full example of column highcharts. In this example you have to just follow three step as like bellow:
1) Create Database
2) Create Database Configuration File
3) Create index.php File
In this three step, we will create two tables with some dummy data and represent in column chart. After complete this example you will find layout of Column Highcharts is looks like as bellow, it's pretty nice, i think:
Preview:
Step 1: Create Database
In first step we require to create new database "h_sole", Or you can rename as you like. After creating successfully database, In this example we will show compare column chart of viewer and clicks, So we require to create tables. we require following two tables:
1)demo_viewer
2)demo_click
You can create this two table by following mysql query as like bellow example:
Create demo_viewer table:
CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS 'demo_viewer' (
'id' int(11) NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
'numberofview' int(11) NOT NULL,
'created_at' timestamp NOT NULL DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP,
PRIMARY KEY ('id')
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=latin1 AUTO_INCREMENT=10 ;
Create demo_click table:
CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS 'demo_click' (
'id' int(11) NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
'numberofclick' int(12) NOT NULL,
'created_at' timestamp NOT NULL DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP,
PRIMARY KEY ('id')
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=latin1 AUTO_INCREMENT=10 ;
Now we require to some dummy data with different year, So you can add like added bellow screen shot, I added both tables with some dummy records that way you can simply add in yout database for testing.
demo_viewer table:
demo_click table:
Step 2: Create Database Configuration File
In this step we need to create on mysql database configuration file. In this file we will add details of phpmyadmin username, password and database name, So let's create new file "db_config.php" and put bellow code:
db_config.php
<?php
$dbHost = "localhost";
$dbDatabase = "h_sole";
$dbPasswrod = "root";
$dbUser = "root";
$mysqli = mysqli_connect($dbHost, $dbUser, $dbPasswrod, $dbDatabase);
?>
Step 3: Create index.php File
In last step, we have to just create index.php file in root folder. In this file i write code of getting data from mysql database and convert into json data. So let's create new file "index.php" and put bellow code:
index.php
<?php
require('db_config.php');
/* Getting demo_viewer table data */
$sql = "SELECT SUM(numberofview) as count FROM demo_viewer
GROUP BY YEAR(created_at) ORDER BY created_at";
$viewer = mysqli_query($mysqli,$sql);
$viewer = mysqli_fetch_all($viewer,MYSQLI_ASSOC);
$viewer = json_encode(array_column($viewer, 'count'),JSON_NUMERIC_CHECK);
/* Getting demo_click table data */
$sql = "SELECT SUM(numberofclick) as count FROM demo_click
GROUP BY YEAR(created_at) ORDER BY created_at";
$click = mysqli_query($mysqli,$sql);
$click = mysqli_fetch_all($click,MYSQLI_ASSOC);
$click = json_encode(array_column($click, 'count'),JSON_NUMERIC_CHECK);
?>
<!DOCTYPE html>

<title>HighChart</title>
<link rel="stylesheet" href="_URL_

Highcharts php mysql json example

Dashboard

Ok, now we are ready to run this example, so just run bellow command on root folder for run your project.
php -S localhost:8000
Now you can open bellow url on your browser:
http://localhost:8000
I hope it can help you...
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SI (System Services Interface)
 The -ssi switch allows the passing of parameters to various SSI modules. LAM's SSI modules are described in detail in lamssi(7). SSI
 modules have direct impact on MPI programs because they allow tunable
 parameters to be set at run time (such as which RPI communication device driver to use, what parameters to pass to that RPI, etc.).
 The -ssi switch takes two arguments: and . The argument generally specifies which SSI module will receive the value.
 For example, the "rpi" is used to select which RPI to be used for
 passed. For example:
 mpirun -ssi rpi lamd N foo
 Tells LAM to use the "lamd" RPI and to run a single copy of "foo"
 on every node.
 mpirun -ssi rpi tcp N foo
 Tells LAM to use the "tcp" RPI.
 mpirun -ssi rpi sysv N foo
 Tells LAM to use the "sysv" RPI.
 And so on. LAM's RPI SSI modules are described in lamssi_rpi(7).
 The -ssi switch can be used multiple times to specify different
 Note that the -ssi switch is simply a shortcut for setting environment
 variables. The same effect may be accomplished by setting correspondronment variables that LAM sets are: LAM_MPI_SSI_=.
 Note that the -ssi switch overrides any previously set environment
 variables. Also note that unknown arguments are still set as environment variable -- they are not checked (by mpirun) for correctness.
 Illegal or incorrect arguments may or may not be reported -- it
 depends on the specific SSI module.
 The -ssi switch obsoletes the old -c2c and -lamd switches. These
 switches used to be relevant because LAM could only have two RPI's
 available at a time: the lamd RPI and one of the C2C RPIs. This is no
 longer true -- all RPI's are now available and choosable at run-time.
 Selecting the lamd RPI is shown in the examples above. The -c2c switch
 has no direct translation since "C2C" used to refer to all other RPI's
 that were not the lamd RPI. As such, -ssi rpi must be used to
 select the specific desired RPI (whether it is "lamd" or one of the
 other RPI's).
 Guaranteed Envelope Resources
 By default, LAM will guarantee a minimum amount of message envelope
 buffering to each MPI process pair and will impede or report an error
 to a process that attempts to overflow this system resource. This robustness and debugging feature is implemented in a machine specific
 manner when direct communication is used. For normal LAM communication
 via the LAM daemon, a protocol is used. The -nger option disables GER
 and the measures taken to support it. The minimum GER is configured by
 the system administrator when LAM is installed. See MPI(7) for more
 mpirun N prog1
 Load and execute prog1 on all nodes. Search the user's $PATH for
 the executable file on each node.
 mpirun -c 8 prog1
 Run 8 copies of prog1 wherever LAM wants to run them.
 mpirun n8-10 -v -nw -s n3 prog1 -q
 Load and execute prog1 on nodes 8, 9, and 10. Search for prog1 on
 node 3 and transfer it to the three target nodes. Report as each
 process is created. Give "-q" as a command line to each new process. Do not wait for the processes to complete before exiting
 mpirun -v myapp
 Parse the application schema, myapp, and start all processes specified in it. Report as each process is created.
 mpirun -npty -wd /work/output -x DISPLAY C my_application
 Start one copy of "my_application" on each available CPU. The number of available CPUs on each node was previously specified when
 LAM was booted with lamboot(1). As noted above, mpirun will schedule adjoining rank in MPI_COMM_WORLD on the same node where possible. For example, if n0 has a CPU count of 8, and n1 has a CPU
 count of 4, mpirun will place MPI_COMM_WORLD ranks 0 through 7 on
 n0, and 8 through 11 on n1. This tends to maximize on-node communication for many parallel applications; when used in conjunction
 with the multi-protocol network/shared memory RPIs in LAM (see the
 RELEASE_NOTES and INSTALL files with the LAM distribution), overall
 communication performance can be quite good. Also disable pseudotty support, change directory to /work/output, and export the DISPLAY variable to the new processes (perhaps my_application will invoke an X application such as xv to display output).
 mpirun: Exec format error
 A non-ASCII character was detected in the application schema. This
 is usually a command line usage error where mpirun is expecting an
 application schema and an executable file was given.
 mpirun: syntax error in application schema, line XXX
 The application schema cannot be parsed because of a usage or syntax error on the given line in the file.
 : No such file or directory
 This error can occur in two cases. Either the named file cannot be
 located or it has been found but the user does not have sufficient
 permissions to execute the program or read the application schema.
 mpirun returns 0 if all ranks started by mpirun exit after calling
 MPI_FINALIZE. A non-zero value is returned if an internal error occurred in mpirun, or one or more ranks exited before calling MPI_FINALIZE. If an internal error occurred in mpirun, the corresponding error
 code is returned. In the event that one or more ranks exit before
 calling MPI_FINALIZE, the return value of the rank of the process that
 mpirun first notices died before calling MPI_FINALIZE will be returned.
 Note that, in general, this will be the first rank that died but is not
 guaranteed to be so.
 However, note that if the -nw switch is used, the return value from
 mpirun does not indicate the exit status of the ranks.
 bhost(5), lamexec(1), lamssi(7), lamssi_rpi(7), lamtrace(1), loadgo(1),
 MPIL_Trace_on(2), mpimsg(1), mpitask(1)
LAM 7.1.1 September, 2004 MPIRUN(1)
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While out in Boston a couple of weeks ago, I of course took the time to roam through the cemeteries. Since I was without a car, I went through the cemeteries which are close to the downtown area and those on the Freedom Trail, a 3 mile walking tour through Boston which goes by the historic sites, such as Paul Revere's house and the Old North Church. One of the cemeteries on the Freedom Trail is Copp's Hill Cemetery, where I found this stone.
David Copp, son of David and Obedience, died at the age of 2 Weeks, on December 22, 1661. Thomas Copp died at the age of 2 years and 3 quarters, on July 25, 1678. Notice that some of the letters in the carving are raised above the other letters. This was not an uncommon practice. If the person carving the stone ran out of room, he would often carve the remaining letters above the others, rather than discarding the whole stone and starting over.
Also of interest on this marker is the use of the term "3 quarters" when referring to the age of Thomas. I think that this is the first time I have seen this wording on a grave marker.


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Modelling of drying and rehydration of carrots using Peleg's model
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The drying and rehydration process of conventionally and organically cultivated carrots was studied and the resulting data were fitted to the Peleg's model. Carrots were fluid-bed and halogen dried and after that soaked in water at room temperature. The Peleg's model gave a good prediction of water removal and water uptake in all experiments (R>0,994). During the drying process the Peleg's rate constant (K 1) was affected by temperature. K 1 values decreased with the increase of the drying temperature. This relation was linear for fluid-bed drying and exponential for halogen drying, which implied a higher impact of the drying temperature on the dehydration kinetics during halogen drying. The lower K 1 values for fluid-bed drying suggested higher initial drying rates in comparison with halogen drying at all drying temperatures. The temperature dependence of 1/K 1 followed an Arrhenius-type relationship. Both Peleg's rehydration constants (K 1 and K 2) increased with the increase of the drying temperature. This implied regular decrease of initial rehydration rate and water uptake with the increase of the drying temperature.
KeywordsPeleg's model Drying Rehydration Carrot
This work was financially supported by the Ministry of Science, Education and Sports of the Republic of Croatia, project _PHONE_