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from a fixed finish date, the start date is based on the actual time needed to complete each phase. What's wrong with this picture? Because both the start and finish dates are fixed, the schedule cannot expand or contract.
Also, scheduling from the finish date assumes that there is no project buffer, or extra time added to the end of the project, to allow for delays in completion of the project, unless you take that into consideration in selecting the finish date from which to schedule backward.
When you encounter a date field, you can use the built-in pop-up calendar to select a date.
If you change your mind about the date you selected, you can click the area designated Today at the bottom of the calendar to immediately return to today's date. This closes the calendar pop-up. Of course, pressing Esc closes the window entirely, without saving the changes you've made.
Understanding the Current Date and Status Date Text Boxes
The computer's internal clock initially determines the date listed in the Current Date text box. Changing this text box has several implications:
The date determines the location of the dashed (current) date line on the Gantt Chart view time line.
The current date appears in the header of the Project Summary standard report as an As Of date. You also can display the Current Date text box in headers or footers on other reports by typing the appropriate code in the header or footer definition.
You can customize Project to start new tasks based on the current date instead of on the project's start date. You do so by selecting Tools, Options, selecting the Schedule tab, and changing a setting next to New Tasks: Start on Project Start Date or Start on Current Date.
The Current Date can be used for benchmarking the progress of tasks, but you can use an alternative date for this as well. If you specify a date in the Status Date field in the Project Information dialog box, this is the date Project uses for placing the progress lines in the Gantt Chart view. In addition, if there is a date in the Status Date field, Project uses this date when calculating the Earned Value fields and for tracking purposes in the Update Project dialog box.
To change the Current Date field or enter a date in the Status Date field, select the field and type the date or click the drop-down arrow to select a date from a calendar pop-up.
Understanding the Project Statistics Dialog Box
You use the Statistics button at the bottom of the Project Information dialog box to display the Project Statistics dialog box (see Figure 3.5). You can also display this dialog box by clicking the Project Statistics button on the Tracking toolbar.
Figure 3.5 The Project Statistics dialog box gives a quick summary of the status of a project.
The Project Statistics dialog box displays summary information about a project. You cannot manually change the data in this dialog box; you can only view and print it.
You can use the Project Summary report (in the Overview category) to print out the project statistics. Reports are accessed from the View menu.
The Project Statistics dialog box shows the current, or currently scheduled, values for five project parameters: the start and finish dates and the total duration, work, and cost. If you have saved the baseline copy of the schedule, the baseline values also are displayed, for comparison.
When work is actually performed on the project and progress on tasks is recorded, the information in the Actual row is updated. The percentage complete of the duration and work of the project are shown at the bottom of the dialog box, in the Percent Complete section.
To close the Project Statistics dialog box, click the Close button.
Using the Properties Dialog Box
In the Properties dialog box, you can view and edit a number of options that describe a project. To open the Properties dialog box, choose File, Properties. The Properties dialog box has five tabs; the Summary tab is the default.
You can display information from the fields in the Properties dialog boxespecially fields from the Summary tabin the header or footer area of printed views or reports for a project. See Chapter 13, "Printing Views and Reports," for more information.
The Summary Tab
In the Summary tab of the Properties dialog box (see Figure 3.6), you can supply descriptive information about a project and the people associated with it. You can include the options at the top of the tab (Title, Subject, Author, Manager, and Company) in reports, as header or footer text. The options Category, Keywords, and Comments are useful when you're searching through previously created project files on your hard disk. You can use the Hyperlink Base option to indicate the main address to the hyperlinks you have in your project. This can be a link to another file on your computer or server or a link to a location on the Web.
→ To learn more about linking files to a Web site, see "Publishing Projects on the Web," at _URL_.
Figure 3.6 The Summary tab of the Properties dialog box presents descriptive options that are useful in reports and for searching for files to open.
To change any of the options on the Summary tab, select its text box and type an entry. Press the Tab key after you have finished typing the entry to move to the next option. Except in the Comments list box, pressing the Enter key on this tab selects the OK button and closes the dialog box.
If the newly created project originated from a template, the template name appears at the bottom of the dialog box.
You can select the Save Preview Picture check box to have Project save a thumbnail sketch of the current view when you save the file. You can browse these preview pictures when you search for files by using the File, Open command. The Save Preview Picture check box is not selected by default.
If you have trouble locating files in the future, you can use the Open dialog box to search for words entered in the fields of the Summary tab to find the needed file.
The General Tab
The General tab of the Properties dialog box describes the file that stores the project document. It provides statistics about the project file: the name, type, location, and size of the file, as well as the dates when the file was created, last modified, and last opened. This tab is blank until the document is saved as a file.
The Statistics Tab
The Statistics tab of the Properties dialog box provides useful statistics about your work with the project document, including when it was created, last modified, last accessed, and last printed It also shows who last saved the file, which is useful for shared files in a workgroup. The Statistics tab also shows how many times the document has been revised and the total amount of computer time spent editing the file.
The Contents Tab
The Contents tab of the Properties dialog box displays the most commonly reviewed statistics about the current project schedule: the start and finish dates; the scheduled duration, work, and cost; and the percentage completed for both duration and work. The Contents tab displays summary statistics about the project schedule.
The Custom Tab
With the Custom tab of the Properties dialog box you can add additional properties to a file. Then, you can search for files by the values of these properties. Based on the information in Figure 3.7, for example, you could search for all projects that have Marketing in the Department Value field. The bottom row in the Properties list box shows that a property named Department has been created for this document, with the text value Marketing.
Figure 3.7 The Custom tab of the Properties dialog box allows you to set up custom search parameters.
To create a custom property for a project, follow these steps:
Choose File, Properties.
Choose the Custom tab.
Type a property name in the Name list box. The drop-down list below the Name list box lists commonly used properties. If you want to use one of these, select it.
Use the Type drop-down list to define the type of data to place in the field. You should use this option only when you will type the value of the property instead of linking it to a field in the project file. When you link the property value to a project field, the Type drop-down list is unavailable. The allowable data types are Text, Date, Number, and Yes or No (logical).
If you chose Text, Date, or Number previously, type a value in the Value text box. If you chose the Yes or No option in the Type list box, you see Yes and No buttons in the Value box. Select the one you want to use.
Click the Add button to add the property to the list in the Properties dialog box.
If you want to link a property value to a project field, follow these steps:
Choose File, Properties.
Choose the Custom tab.
Type a property name in the Name list box.
Select the Link to Content check box (refer to Figure 3.7). The Type list box is grayed out, and the Value text box becomes a drop-down list. The name of the text box changes to Source.
In the Source drop-down list box, choose the field that has the value you want the property to reflect.
Click the Add button to add the property to the list in the Properties dialog box.
If you want to delete a custom property, select it in the Properties list and click the Delete button.
If you want to modify the value for a property, select the property name in the Properties list. This places the current name and value in the text boxes at the top of the dialog box. Change the Type or Value fields as needed, and the Add button changes to Modify. If you change the Name field, you have to use the Add button to include it as a new property. You could then use the Delete button to remove the original, leaving the newly named version. Then you could click the Modify button to complete the change.
When you finish the custom properties list


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A timeline history of the Top 15 Countries in Europe Continent has the Highest Number of Carbon Dioxide emissions starting from the year 1960 to 2016. Numbers represent the total number of CO2 emissions in kiloton (kt) for the Top 15 Countries on the European Continent.
The unit of measurement of Carbon dioxide is kt (kiloton). Carbon dioxide emissions are often calculated and reported as elemental carbon. They were converted to actual carbon dioxide mass by multiplying them by 3.667 (the ratio of the mass of carbon to that of carbon dioxide).
Carbon dioxide (CO2) is the primary greenhouse gas emitted through human activities.
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Jan Rothuizen: Why is it so quiet here?
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Publication date: 27 Jun 2012
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Jan Rothuizen draws a visit to the museum
Why is it so quiet here? takes you on a visit to Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen through the eyes and thoughts of the artist Jan Rothuizen. Jan Rothuizen is a draughtsman. He is famous for his drawings in the daily newspaper De Volkskrant and elsewhere, in which he records his detailed observations of a particular place in words and images. Why is it so quiet here? is his first animated film.
This film is made possible by the VSB Fund, partner in education.
Jan Rothuizen
Amsterdam 1968
Producers: Bruno Felix & Femke Wolting
Line producer: Ilja Roomans
Animations: Stein Louisse, Niels van Herk
Editing: Christiaan Grammer
Sound design: Raoul Matheron


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Environmental Monitoring in Antarctica
Environmental monitoring is essential in Antarctica to allow assessment of the impacts of human activities. Examples of the this monitoring work carried out by BAS are given below.
Sewage outfall monitoring, Rothera Station
Until 2003, untreated sewage was discharged into the sea from Rothera Station. Monitoring of the receiving water before and after installation of a biological treatment plant showed a dramatic reduction in the sewage plume as indicated by faecal coliforms.
Concentrations of heavy metals in lichens and marine bivalves around Rothera Research Station.
Concentrations of lead, zinc, cadmium and other heavy metals in lichens and marine bivalves are measured. The results are used to assess whether any observed pollution is due to station activities, and to determine the area of contamination.
Skua Population breeding success
The impact of Rothera Research Station on the local South Polar Skua (Stercorarius maccormicki) population has been monitored for over 12 years. The monitoring programme has recently been expanded to include measurements such as chick weight, survival and egg dimensions.

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This inventory of traffic areas in the city of Brunswick, Germany, is based on image sequences acquired during six flight campaigns at different times of the day and year in 2019 and 2020. Each aerial image is segmented by a neural network into the classes (1) Parking area, (2) Road, and (3) Access way, with the latter two classes differing in terms of their primary transportation function (mobility versus access). The individual segmentations are subsequently merged, since in addition to dedicated parking areas, those traffic areas that are regularly used for parking a motorized vehicle (e.g., at the curbside) are also to be classified as such. Furthermore, the multitemporal fusion enhances the robustness and completeness of the traffic area map (TAM). Potential applications include: urban planning, traffic modeling, and parking management.
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Can you measure how chip something is? People don't even seem to be able to agree on what chip music is anyway, so how can you begin to measure something when you dont even know what you are measuring? Maybe someone could do some graphs with data or something.
I don't know but 8GB can because this is 85/90% with Protracker 2.3 on Amiga. It is maybe a bit vague for me but given the circumstances, what can you do?
Another great little something for people who don't like chipmusic that sounds like unicorns ejaculating rainbows into your ears.


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Months in the Shire Calendar
 1. Afteryule (January)
 2. Solmath (February)
 3. Rethe (March)
 4. Astron (April)
 5. Thrimidge (May)
 6. Forelithe (June)
 7. Afterlithe (July)
 8. Wedmath (August)
 9. Halimath (September)
 10. Winterfilth (October)
 11. Blotmath (November)
 12. Foreyule (December)
Afteryule was the first month of the Shire calendar, thirty days immediately following the holiday of Yule (hence its name). It ran from modern 23 December to 21 January. This month was called Frery in Bree and in the Eastfarthing[1]
[edit] Etymology
The name represents a modernization of the Old English name for January, æfterra ġēola.[2]
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How to copy and start a runbook from a template
This example shows you how to create a runbook by copying an existing template and then how to start the runbook.
1. Create a runbook from a template
Let's create a copy of the runbook titled Active Node Cluster Failure Recovery which has a runbook ID of 1118
This is done by making an authenticated call to the Create a New Runbook endpoint. We send a POST request with the following body:
{
 "data": {
 "type": "runbook",
 "attributes": {
 "name": "demo"
 }
 },
 "meta": {
 "copy": {
 "source_runbook_id": "1118",
 "tasks": true,
 "teams": true,
 "users": true
 },
 "shift_fixed_times": true
 }
}
In the example above, we have specified a name of "demo" and that we want to copy over "tasks" , "teams" and "users" from "source_ runbook_ ID": "1118", which is the template we wish to create from.
The response from this endpoint will include the new runbook ID we have created. We can see from the image below that, in our example, the runbook ID is 19010.
2. Start the runbook
Let's start this runbook by calling the Start a Runbook endpoint . We can send a POST request with the following body:
{
 "meta": {
 "comms": "off",
 "run_type": "rehearsal",
 "rebaseline": true,
 "shift_fixed_times": true
 }
}
In our example request above we have set the following:
- comms to off, which means we cannot execute SMS, email or text task types.
- run_type to rehearsal.
- rebaseline to true to let us recalculate all planned task times based on the current time.
- shift_fixed_times to true to shift any tasks or due dates relative to the current time.
Now, start the runbook by executing the API call.


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 8. Search for Steam in the Start Menu and choose "Run as administrator."
This approach works for the majority of players, and they no longer experience Disk Write Error on Steam. Hopefully, everything went well for you.
Disable the Disk Write Protection on your computer.
Write protection is another frequent cause of steam disk write failures. Basically, it's a disk write protection that prevents third-party applications from changing our system. This is a simple repair; all you need to do is disable the disk write protection. Follow the steps to learn how to remove the write protection from your system completely.
 1. To open the RUN dialog box, press the Windows+R keys together.
 2. " percent ProgramFiles(x86) percent " is the command to use. and then press the enter key.
 3. Right-click on the Steam folder and choose Properties from the drop-down menu.
 4. Uncheck (Read-only) and then click the OK button.
That concludes this tutorial; hopefully, it has provided you with a better understanding of how to quickly resolve the disk write error steam utilizing these techniques. Furthermore, if you have any questions about this tutorial or Steam, please ask them in the comments section.
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Security measures necessary in crowded places
Sports, concerts, amusement parks ...... a variety of events that attract a lot of people are held on holidays across Japan. According to a survey, Hiroshima Prefecture was ranked number one as the most popular tourist destination during Golden Week in 2016. Hiroshima Prefecture has popular sightseeing spots, such as Itsukushima Shrine and the Atomic Bomb Dome, and attracts more than 1.6 million tourists every year. Following Hiroshima Prefecture, Miyagi Prefecture and Fukuoka Prefecture were ranked number two and three respectively. Other than these prefectures, sightseeing spots in many areas were also crowded with tourists during Golden Week (*1)
Security measures, including crowd security and event security, are essential for events where many people gather. However, it is often not possible to completely monitor intrusion or escape routes of criminals with limited security resources. So it is necessary to effectively deploy security personnel to minimize anticipated damage, but the formulation of security plans has relied on the experience of experts and intuition. In recent years there has been a focus on the formulation of security plans utilizing artificial intelligence (AI).
(*1) Survey by Rakuten Travel _URL_
Effectively deploying limited security resources using game theory
Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd. and the University of Electro-Communications today announced the development of a technology that allows effective deployment of limited security resources according to the movement and psychological characteristics of criminals using AI. The technology applies game theory (*2), as a mathematical theory, which has attracted much attention in the AI field in recent years. In particular, technology which treats the criminals and the security side as opposing decision makers is called 'security game.' Fujitsu Laboratories has now developed technology that can rapidly formulate security plans for large scale road networks as a solution for the city-scale road network security problem—which is one of the problems tackled in security games. In addition, together with the University of Electro-Communications, it has provided theoretical support for this technology.
The city-scale road network security problem has the goal of catching criminals who are attempting to reach a target location by locating a limited number of checkpoints on the road network.
It is necessary to find the best solution by taking into account all movement patterns on both the criminal and security sides, however, the number of their movement patterns increases exponentially in response to the scale of the road network, which makes calculations difficult.
The technology developed makes it possible to reduce the number of movement patterns on the security side by limiting the number of candidate checkpoint positions. In addition, it is also possible to greatly reduce the number of movement patterns on the criminal's side by focusing only on the routes through the limited candidate checkpoints. This network contraction technology significantly reduced the processing volume for solving the problem. Fujitsu Laboratories also developed an algorithm that improves the solution by automatically selecting candidate checkpoints to be added, and confirmed that this algorithm was able to find the optimal solution for over 99% of problem scenarios in a simulation using a mock network of 30,000 roads.
(*2) Game theory involves mathematically capturing the behavior of groups in situations involving conflicting interests. It develops game players' behavioral patterns into models. This theory is applied to the analysis of economic phenomena or military simulations.
Formulating a security plan for Tokyo's 23 wards in just five minutes
Compared with existing methods, this technology makes it possible to find the optimal security plan 20 times faster, on average, for a road network with 100 nodes (intersections), and 500 times faster, on average, with 200 nodes. Even for a road network with 100,000 nodes, this technology finds a solution in only a few minutes. In a simulation deploying checkpoints at 50 locations in the 200,000 node road network covering Tokyo's 23 wards, an ordinary PC was able to successfully generate a security plan in five minutes.
This technology makes it possible to provide interactive planning support for security planning experts. Thus the power of AI contributes to the safe and secure social lives of people. Fujitsu Laboratories aims to commercialize this technology as part of Fujitsu's AI technology, Human Centric AI Zinrai ("Zinrai"), during fiscal 2017.


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 - Aria Thaker
By Aria Thaker
Published This article is more than 2 years old.
India's push for data localisation won't abate anytime soon. And neither will the resistance by international lobbyists.
Data localisation is a key area covered by the Srikrishna Committee's draft bill, which, if passed, will become India's first privacy law. Released this July, the draft bill includes provisions that require a copy of all online personal data of Indians to be stored within the country, and certain "critical personal data" to be processed only in India. Also, the Reserve Bank of India has issued a circular mandating all payments companies to store their Indian customers' data locally.
While some major companies, such as Facebook-owned WhatsApp, have already lined up to complymany global players, including US trade groups that represent companies such as Amazon, American Express, and Microsoft, have lobbied against data localisation.
On Sept. 26, up to 10 industry bodies and organisations together wrote to India's law and IT minister, Ravi Shankar Prasad, requesting the removal of localisation requirements from the draft bill. The signatories included the US-India Business Council (USIBC), the Information Technology Industry Council (ITI), DigitalEurope, and the Japan Information Technology Services Industry Association (JISA), among others.
Allied for Startups, a Brussels-based advocacy group, also signed the letter. The organisation is a global network that helps startup communities understand and effectively interact with public policy and governments.
In an email interview with Quartz, Lenard Koschwitz, director of Allied for Startups, shared his thoughts on data localisation and the damage it stands to do to India and the global startup economy. Edited excerpts:
According to research, what are the overall economic effects of data localisation?
Where data localisation is happening, economies suffer. According to a 2016 study by the European Centre for International Political Economy, the EU's GDP would gain €8 billion, the same amount as all EU free trade agreements, by abolishing data localisation measures. On the other hand, with data localisation measures as strict as those proposed in India, the EU would lose over €50 billion annually: 0.5% of its entire GDP. If we assume similar effects, India could lose nearly $8.4 billion (over Rs62,000 crore) annually.
(Note: Data localisation will largely be abolished in the EU around next May, when the recently passed regulation on the free flow of data will begin to be enforced.)
What would mandating data localisation in India mean for people and businesses?
The consumer and the society at large will notice data localisation measures through the cost and the number of services available. Data localisation is a bit like having a national internet, a splinternet. Rather than choosing the best, fastest, and cheapest providers to store data, the choice is limited to domestic providers who have little incentive to provide superior services due to the lack of competition.
It might hinder Indian startups from growing globally and selling abroad because the cost for servers and cloud infrastructure may give them a competitive disadvantage. For startups from Europe, data localisation measures could be a reason not to scale to India because of an additional burden and cost of storing data locally.
Without localisation, are there ways to protect sensitive data and ensure that law enforcement can investigate crimes?
Data security and integrity is best provided through encryption and clear legal frameworks. Let's assume data is stored locally but encrypted, or that data required for a criminal investigation is stored in another territory, where there are strict data localisation laws (which prohibit the flow of data outside the country). In both scenarios, criminal investigations might become impossible and the economy may suffer. Regardless of the actual location of data, the government should invest in legal frameworks and judicial oversight to provide clarity for law enforcement authorities, companies, and citizens alike.
What would be the ideal way forward for India when it comes to data localisation and privacy policies?
India is in an incredibly interesting situation right now. On the one hand, there is an incredible growth and uptake in digital services and entrepreneurship. On the other hand, India's policymakers have the opportunity to examine what other economies, the EU for example, have done when it comes to data localisation and privacy. Two things are crucial for India to stay ahead of the curve. First, policymakers must believe in the transformative power of Indian entrepreneurs to succeed globally and allow those entrepreneurs to sit at the table and be part of decisions regarding privacy and data flows. Second, rather than simply copying foreign legislation, the Indian government could cut red tape and legal uncertainty for businesses while providing an adequate protection of data in a global context.


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We report that the oxidation of graphene-based highly transparent conductive layers to AlGaN/GaN/AlGaN ultra-violet (UV) light-emitting diodes (LEDs) was suppressed by the use of SiN X passivation layers. Although graphene is considered to be an ideal candidate as the transparent conductive layer to UV-LEDs, oxidation of these layers at high operating temperatures has been an issue. The oxidation is initiated at the un-saturated carbon atoms at the edges of the graphene and reduces the UV light intensity and degrades the current-voltage (I-V) characteristics. The oxidation also can occur at defects, including vacancies. However, GaN-based UV-LEDs deposited with SiN X by plasma-enhanced chemical vapor deposition showed minimal degradation of light output intensity and I-V characteristics because the graphene-based UV transparent conductive layers were shielded from the oxygen molecules. This is a simple and effective approach for maintaining the advantages of graphene conducting layers as electrodes on UV-LEDs.
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- 1820 - Purchase of seven acres of land from John Cochran for $400
This plot of ground, bounded by today's Main, Walnut, College, and Maple streets, comprised the original campus. It was occasionally refered to in the nineteenth century as the "Old Campus".
- 1855 - Purchase of eighteen acres of land south of Walnut Street from John Ford for $2,700
- 1856 - Purchase of house and lot (four acres)from William Dod laying south of Walnut Street for $2,200
- 1876 - Purchase of house and lot (eight acres) from Speed S. Fry laying south of Walnut Street for $5,912
These three purchases gave the College that part of today's campus laying south of Walnut Street. In the nineteenth century it is sometimes called the "New Campus". In 1862 the College built the first Sayre Library on this land, followed in 1871 by Old Main. The Fry house was used for several years as a fraternity house. It was demolished in 1969.
- 1960 - Purchase of several pieces of property laying along and behind the north side of Main Street
By 1960 the College had decided the close the women's campus, and move the students to new residence halls on the men's campus. The acquisition of this land, and the demolition of the houses that stood on it, provided the necessary space for the construction of Acheson-Caldwell, Cheek-Evans, and Yerkes Houses, and provided room for today's Hillside House and soccer field.


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2. The age of the contributing individual is defined as that at 1 January 2016.
3. Medisave contribution schedules are subjected to changes at the discretion of the relevant authorities. It is strongly advised that the individual consult the CPF Board website for the latest updates.
4.Arrangements can be made to fulfil one's Medisave contribution via a GIRO installment payment plan. Say for example, if a 48 year old private tutor is required to contribute 7200 SGD based on a net taxable income of 72,000 SGD, he can set aside 7200/12 =600 SGD per month to meet his minimum contribution requirements.
5.The current Medisave contribution ceiling stands at 49,800 SGD. Whilst filing tax returns next year, ie 2017, tax reliefs can be claimed for current contributions.


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Augustus Loop is an emulation of a tape-based delay effect, with some extra features to facilitate its use as a looping device.
The key features of Augustus Loop that make it more than just a big delay effect are:
- Really long maximum delay (3600 seconds - that's one hour).
- Tap length/tap record. You can set the loop delay time while recording your first phrase.
- Virtual tape. The delay simulates an old-style tape delay, meaning you can:
- Change the tape speed (i.e. pitch up and down).
- Reverse the tape direction.
- Stop the tape.
- Smoothly change the delay time (as if you were changing the head gap on a tape delay).
- Multimode filter and saturation in the feedback loop.
- Four feedback taps (left to left, left to right, right to left and right to right) with independent delay time and feedback settings, for ping-pong effects, stereo delays, etc.
- Pitch and filter LFOs.
- Loop length can be set in terms of the host's tempo setting.
- The plug-in can output MIDI clock messages to synchronise other applications to its loop.
- Automatic fades up and down to allow smooth transitions in your playing. It can even automatically clear the loop for you once it's faded out.
- Host transport-sync'd punch in and out when recording.
- 'Inertia free' mode suppresses the tape-like behaviour when changing delay times to allow seamless transitions between loop lengths (This is also the route to the popular 'multiply' and 'divide' features found on some popular looping devices).
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November 2, 2016
I have been a fan of Loopers hard and soft since the days of the original Lexicon JamMan and the Oberheim EchoPlex Digital Pro. I recently fired up Augustus Loop on an Apple laptop and used it in a live concert. Augustus Loop and it's tape machine paradigm is simply put a ton of sonic fun! I am excited to get deeper into the MIDI.Lua scripting...without a doubt this will really open up the creative live looping potential of AL! Once I started to get the hang of AL I found it to be really smooth and silky sounding or quite edgy and quirky as well.
Augustus Loop is one of those must-have sleeper plugins that if it's not in your arsenal of looping and delay tools you owe it to your looping endeavors to cop it. I have had it since before version 1.5 and it is only recently that I have started to really tap into the wonderful possibilities it presents. I have been working with Augustus Loop controlling it with an FCB1010 with the UNO firmware and the FCBUnOControlCenter editor for OS X and this Laptop Live Looper dream of mine is starting to work as intended (after about 14 years or so)! Thanks to os and Expert Sleepers for Augustus Loop and their complete line of excellent software and hardware tools.


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JioFi is considered the best device for the Jio network but it does not have or support the feature of carrier aggregation. JioFi connects to a single band at a time with no aggregation.
So, is it good or bad for a mobile router?
First, understand why carrier aggregation is so useful. Carrier aggregation in a device helps to offer more bandwidth and faster data speeds by combining different network bands and dedicating it to a single user. In the real-world scenario, the same thing cannot be achieved all the time but rarely.
This feature helps in getting usable speed when all the bands are slow.
Since JioFi is used as a mobile router which is known as a stable mobile network, this feature isn't useful at all. The main reason is unstable connectivity due to frequent connection and disconnection.


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It's a good idea to have all participants in your fitness and exercise programs complete this Medical Emergency Assessment Form before taking part.
- The form is especially important for clients who are seriously overweight or who have health issues such as asthma, allergies, or hypertension.
- Each participant provides personal information about their current state of health and medical history.
- Participants must also provide the name and phone number of their physician, persons to contact in case of emergency, and details of their medical insurance coverage.
Once you buy the form, you can download it, personalize it with your logo and contact information, and use it as and when needed.


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You can select, add or delete a station.
When the tab is touched on the main screen, a station list will be displayed.
Station list
 1. Select to sort the list in the chronological order of when the Station List was created.
 2. Select to create a station.
 The station can be created using track names or artist names.
 3. Select to delete a station.
 4. Return to the control screen.
 5. Select to sort the list based on the alphabetical order of the station names.
Store the station
You can register a station.
1. Touch the tab on the Pandora main screen.
2. Touch the "New Station" key, and then select the desired key.
Item Function
From Track Select to create a station using a track name.
From Artist Select to create a station using an artist name.
Cancel Select to cancel the operation to add a station.
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You can delete a station.
1. Touch the tab on the Pandora top screen.
2. Touch the "Delete Station" key, and then the station list is appeared.
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Key to a thriving, happy romance? Plenty of playfulness, say researchers
HALLE, Germany — A new study finds that couples who play together, stay together. Researchers in Germany say being playful with your loved one can influence how happy you feel with your sex life. It may even reveal how long the relationship will last.
Scientists believe playfulness is not only important for children, but it also plays a role in most adults' love lives. Surprising your partner or recreating special moments through role play are some of the things that can boost a relationship. Researchers suggest that a person's playfulness can help with reducing conflict. It also cuts down on monotony as pairs engage in an active and fulfilling sex life and build trust with each other.
The study's authors play encourages positive emotions and might relate to potential biological processes such as activating hormones and certain brain circuits. It also influences how people communicate and interact with each other. For example, it helps adults deal with stress and resolve interpersonal tension.
These can all impact relationship satisfaction (RS) and trust, ultimately affecting the longevity of relationships.
"Our literature review and studies from our lab show that being playful contributes to most people's love lives," says lead author Kay Brauer from Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg in a media release.
"Playful behaviors such as surprising the partner, retelling and reenacting joint experiences with the partner, or jointly forming new experiences often contribute to the happiness and longevity of relationships."
How is playfulness linked to the bedroom?
Many studies have looked at play and playfulness in children, but researchers say it's understudied in adults — especially its role in romantic life. Yet having a romantic relationship is among the most desired life goals for adults. It can affect a person's physical and mental well-being.
Previous research shows adult playfulness helps people to build and maintain social relationships. This has also been seen in animals through rough-and-tumble play and facial expressions.
One popular theory as to why playfulness has such positive effects on romantic relationships is because it leads to positive emotions which help people to build and strengthen social bonds. Other theories suggest being playful might make people particularly attractive and visible to others. It could even be a signal for mating.
Research suggests play and playfulness could also play a part in "sexual selection," with men seeking playful females as a sign of youth, health, and fertility. Women seek the same trait in men as a sign of non-aggressiveness.
"The literature suggests that playfulness facilitates the experience of positive emotions, relates to potential biological processes, and how people communicate and interact with others," Brauer and the team write in their report.
Having fun keeps couples together
"We assume that individuals' playfulness affects the partner and the couple as an interdependent unit as well. For example, by contributing to RS, reducing conflict (e.g., by solving interpersonal tension) and monotony (e.g., by engaging in an active and fulfilling sexual life), and building trust with the partner."
"The literature supports the notion that high RS, trust, and low conflict are robust predictors of stable and satisfying relationships," the researchers continue. "Hence, we expect that playfulness indirectly contributes to the longevity of relationships. However, it must be noted that several components of this suggested model have not been tested empirically yet; for example, there is no knowledge on playfulness and trust."
While the majority of findings suggest that playfulness contributes positively to relationships, no study has examined the negative consequences of playfulness at this point. Existing research suggests some types of playfulness could have a link to jealousy, or a perceived threat of a person's relationship. However, current research supports the idea that playfulness contributes positively to forming and maintaining relationships.
The findings appear in the journal Social and Personality Psychology Compass.
SWNS writer Laura Sharman contributed to this report


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How can I match some string enclosed in spaces or coming from the beginning or end?
I need match for -someword in the following sentences: word1 -someword word2, -someword word1, word1 -someword, -someword. And don't need match in the sentences: s-someword, -somewordd
I tried grep the above with regex grep -r [^ ]-someword[$ ] (i.e before -someword must be a space or -someword must start the sentence, after -someword must be a space or -someword must end the sentence), but it finds nothing.
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 - 1
 When you say "space" in your question, do you mean just the blank character generated by pressing the space bar on your keyboard or do you mean any white space character including tabs?
 – Ed Morton
 Commented Mar 30, 2023 at 17:00
3 Answers 3
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Try:
grep -w -e -someword
From man grep:
-w, --word-regexp
 Select only those lines containing matches that form whole
 words. The test is that the matching substring must
 either be at the beginning of the line, or preceded by a
 non-word constituent character. Similarly, it must be
 either at the end of the line or followed by a non-word
 constituent character. Word-constituent characters are
 letters, digits, and the underscore. This option has no
 effect if -x is also
Please note that it would also match -someword if it's surrounded by some other non alphanumeric character except for white spaces, such as # or ,. If you want to ensure it's surrounded only by spaces or beginning/end of line, you can use:
egrep '(^|[[:space:]])-someword([[:space:]]|$)'
# Which is equivalent to:
grep -E '(^|[[:space:]])-someword([[:space:]]|$)'
# Or without extended regex:
grep '\(^\|[[:space:]]\)-someword\([[:space:]]\|$\)'
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 - You may also want to use -F to avoid using the query string as a regular expression.
 – Kusalananda
 Commented Mar 30, 2023 at 16:23
 - @Kusalananda if they did that then they couldn't add boundaries to avoid matching -someword with non-blank, non-word-constituent chars on either side, e.g. -someword-
 – Ed Morton
 Commented Mar 30, 2023 at 16:34
 - 1
 @EdMorton Yes, you might well be correct. To explicitly conform to that specification, -wF would not be enough.
 – Kusalananda
 Commented Mar 30, 2023 at 16:42
 - 2
 @aviro egrep has been deprecated for about 15+ years (since 2007 IIRC) in favor of grep -E, no reason to include it in any answer.
 – Ed Morton
 Commented Mar 30, 2023 at 16:44
 - 1
 There's no alternation in standard BRE, so that last one with \| will only work in some systems. Also since grep -E is standard, there's no reason to use nonstandard variants like that.
 – ilkkachu
 Commented Mar 30, 2023 at 17:03
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You may use the following to avoid complicated regular expressions. It matches any line that has -someword at the start with a space after it, -someword somewhere in the middle with spaces on either side, or -someword at the end with a space before it:
grep -e '^-someword ' -e ' -someword ' -e ' -someword$'
This all assumes that -someword is a string that does not contain any characters that are special in regular expressions. If it does, the string must be rewritten to match these literal characters, e.g., by escaping them in the pattern.
If you also want to match lines containing nothing but the string -someword, add -e '^-someword$'.
If you by "space" mean "a blank character", which would include both tabs and spaces, then change the literal spaces in the pattern with [[:blank:]]. Would you need to match a wider variety of space-like characters, such as vertical tabs and carriage returns, use [[:space:]] instead.
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 - FWIW I find grep -E '(^| )-someword( |$)' less complicated than grep -e '^-someword ' -e ' -someword ' -e ' -someword$'. Neither would match a tab before/after -somespace though.
 – Ed Morton
 Commented Mar 30, 2023 at 16:41
 - @EdMorton Depends on who you are, I suppose. Matching three plain patterns seems less complicated to me than a single patterns with two alternations containing anchors in it. Also, was tab supposed to be allowed?
 – Kusalananda
 Commented Mar 30, 2023 at 16:44
 - Agreed and understood. The OP said space which is ambiguous but I don't see anything to tell me for sure that it can't include tabs or any other chars in the [:space:] POSIX character class (or at least [:blank:]).
 – Ed Morton
 Commented Mar 30, 2023 at 16:48
 - 1
 I've now asked the OP what they mean by "space".
 – Ed Morton
 Commented Mar 30, 2023 at 17:00
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The Regex pattern for this is (_URL_
(\s|^)-someword(\s|$)
A lot of shells freak out about these ()\| so you'll have to fiddle with quotes and escapes a bit. For example fish seems to like \\s but zsh likes \s.
With ripgrep and fish, it's pretty easy to implement:
$ bat word.txt --style=numbers
 1 word1 -someword word2
 2 -someword word1
 3 word1 -someword
 4 -someword
 5 s-someword
 6 -somewordd
 7 \s-someword
$ bat word.txt | rg '(\\s|^)-someword(\\s|$)' --only-matching --line-number
1: -someword
2:-someword
3: -someword
4:-someword
$ bat word.txt | rg '(\\s|^)-someword(\\s|$)' --line-number -v
5:s-someword
6:-somewordd
7:\s-someword
(I added \s-someword and -v to address some concerns in comments.)
Note that the spaces become part of the match. To fix that in the regex, you'd have to add a capturing group around -someword (easy) and then then tell rg to return the first group (pffft...).
Because grep is ancient it won't process this "advanced" regex syntax by default. You need to add -E.
$ bat word.txt | grep -E '(\\s|^)(-someword)(\\s|$)' -n
1:word1 -someword word2
2:-someword word1
3:word1 -someword
4:-someword
$ bat word.txt | grep -v -E '(\\s|^)(-someword)(\\s|$)' -n
5:s-someword
6:-somewordd
7:\s-someword
Frankly, if you live in a year starting with 2, you should probably alias grep to grep -E anyway. Or just use rg.
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 - Note that the pattern \\s would match the literal string \s (maybe it's a feature of thefish shell I don't understand that makes it work for you, if so you should point this out), and that \s is a pattern similar to [[:space:]], but only if you use a non-standard grep implementation that understands Perl-compatible regular expressions (or a subset thereof). The regular expression that grep uses with -E are called POSIX extended regular expressions.
 – Kusalananda
 Commented Mar 30, 2023 at 18:10
 - @Kusalananda "the pattern \\s would match the literal string \s" - just tried it, it doesn't. Commented Mar 30, 2023 at 18:13
 - "The regular expression that grep uses with -E are called POSIX extended regular expressions." - indeed, the curious would also discover this tidbit in man grep. I try to avoid cluttering my brain with unnecessary trivia. Commented Mar 30, 2023 at 18:14
 - @Kusalananda Also, I can't comment on your answer because of the stupid restrictions on new accounts, but your version has a bug and won't match a line with only -someword. I think you need another -e '^-someword$'. Commented Mar 30, 2023 at 18


implementing participants
Participant receive workitems, do something about/to them. Then, if necessary, they reply to ruote with the [updated] workitem.
In its simplest form a participant implementation will take the form of a block participant.
 engine.register_participant :flush_garbage do |workitem|
 GarbageCan.find(workitem.fields['garbage_can_id']).flush
 end

In fact, this is equivalent to the following participant implementation (and registration) :
 class Flusher
 include Ruote::LocalParticipant

 def on_workitem
 GarbageCan.find(workitem.fields['garbage_can_id']).flush
 reply
 end

 def on_cancel
 # nothing to do
 end

 #def on_reply
 #end
 end

 engine.register_participant :flush_garbage, Flusher

Yes, you are right, the block participant's block is reproduced in the on_workitem method of the participant implementation, but a reply is added.
#on_workitem isn't the only method involved in a participant, there is also #on_cancel. Cancel is called when a process instance or a segment of it gets cancelled and the participant holds a workitem for the segment. The workitem has to be somehow cancelled / removed / rolled back.
Two optional methods also exist : #accept? and #on_reply. A participant with an accept? method is free to discard incoming workitems that it doesn't like. A participant with an on_reply method is usually some kind of proxy for a real (remote) participant; the on_reply method, when present, is called when the answer (workitem) comes back from the real participant.
By default, when a process instance execution reaches a participant expression, it runs the #on_workitem method of the participant in a dedicated Ruby thread. if the #do_not_thread method returns false, no extra thread is created, the #on_workitem call is done immediately (ie, it blocks the worker).
Ruote::Participant (class)
Ruote 2.3.0 brings a new Ruote::Participant class which includes the Ruote::LocalParticipant module and brings an empty implementation of on_cancel. Thus the above participant can be written:
 class Flusher < Ruote::Participant

 def on_workitem
 GarbageCan.find(workitem.fields['garbage_can_id']).flush
 reply
 end
 end

Ruote::LocalParticipant (module)
Most of the time, you'll want your participant to include the Ruote::LocalParticipant mixin.
It's named 'local' because it has access to the ruote storage.
Methods to implement or override when implementing a participant and some helpers granted by Ruote::LocalParticipant.
methods
helpers
#on_workitem
When a participant is handed a workitem, this method is called with the workitem as the argument.
 # computing the total for a invoice being passed in the workitem.
 #
 class TotalParticipant
 include Ruote::LocalParticipant

 def on_workitem
 workitem.fields['total'] =
 workitem.fields['items'].inject(0.0) { |t, item|
 t + item['count'] * PricingService.lookup(item['id'])
 }
 reply
 end
 end

Note the call to #reply when the work is done. Without this call (sooner or later), the process doesn't resume after this participant.
#on_cancel
If you don't immediately (and very quickly) reply to the engine in your #on_workitem method, you'd better have a #on_cancel implementation for your class.
 require 'fileutils'
 require 'yaml'

 # A plain "worklist" implementations, workitems are placed in files under
 # worklist/
 #
 # We assume the rest of the application reads those yaml files and
 # calls PlainWorklist.reply(workitem_h) when done with a workitem.
 #
 class PlainWorklist
 include Ruote::LocalParticipant

 # Called by ruote when there's work for our participant
 #
 def on_workitem
 h = workitem.to_h
 h['fei'] = workitem.fei.sid
 File.open("worklist/workitem_#{workitem.fei.sid}.yaml", wb) do |f|
 f.puts(h.to_yaml)
 end
 # no reply_to_engine
 end

 # When ruote has to cancel a process instance with an active workitem
 # for this participant, this method is called.
 #
 def on_cancel
 puts "(cancelling, flavour is #{flavour}"
 FileUtils.rm("worklist/workitem_#{fei.sid}.yaml")
 end

 # A method called by external systems when they're done with a workitem
 # hash, they hand it back to the engine via this method.
 #
 def self.reply(workitem_h)
 FileUtils.rm("worklist/workitem_#{workitem_h['fei']}.yaml")
 receive(workitem)
 end
 end

Our on_workitem method doesn't reply to the engine, at all. The reply occurs later, in the #reply class method. If a cancel order comes, the workitem stored on disk has to be removed.
When #on_cancel returns false, no reply will be emitted towards ruote. It can be useful in scenarii where the #on_workitem itself deals with cancel messages (and it has some way to know about them…).
cancel flavour
This parameter is usually set to 'cancel'. When a process is killed instead of cancelled, the flavour is set to "kill". Usually this parameter is simply ignored, but who knows, perhaps a different behaviour might be necessary in some context?
#accept?
Given a list of participant
 engine.register_participant 'al.+', FirstParticipantImplementation
 engine.register_participant 'al.+', SecondParticipantImplementation

the first participant whose regex matches the participant name is used. If that first participant has a method #accept?(workitem), it's called and if it replies with false, the next participant in the participant list is tried.
 class FirstParticipantImplementation
 include Ruote::LocalParticipant

 # Do something...
 #
 def on_workitem
 workitem.fields['message'] = 'kilroy was here'
 reply
 end

 # This participant will not accept workitems for non military contexts.
 # The next matching participant in the participant list will be consulted.
 #
 def accept?
 workitem.fields['context'] == 'military'
 end
 end

#on_apply
Equivalent to on_reply, but triggers before the workitem is dispatched to the participant. It gives participant implementers an opportunity to perform some operations before the dispatch. The typical example is adding some information to the workitem before it's passed on.
Note, that like for 'on_reply':#on_reply, on_apply is executed in the worker thread (whereas dispatch is performed, by default, in a new thread).
#on_reply
Roughly, there are two categories of participants, those who receive a workitem and reply immediately and those who take some time before replying.
In this second category, one can find participants that emit workitem to a remote participant. The workitem comes back via a listener usually.
Participants that provide a #on_reply(workitem) implementation are given a opportunity to tweak the workitem once it comes back.
Here is an example where an hypothetical WorkQueue is placed between the ruote system and the remote participant bound under the name "remote". The receiver pops messages and feeds the back to the engine. When workitems come back, the worker will hand it to the on_reply method of the participant.
 class MyRemoteParticipant
 #include Ruote::LocalParticipant

 def on_workitem
 WorkQueue.push(workitem_to_msg(workitem))
 end

 def on_reply
 workitem.fields['msg'] = "back at #{Time.now.to_s}"
 end

 protected

 def workitem_to_msg(workitem)
 # ...
 end
 end

 class Receiver < Ruote::Receiver

 def initialize(engine)
 super
 Thread.new { listen }
 end

 protected

 def listen
 loop { reply_to_engine(workitem_from_msg(WorkQueue.pop)) }
 end

 def workitem_from_msg(msg)
 # ...
 end
 end

 engine = Ruote::Engine.new(Ruote::Worker.new(Ruote::HashStorage.new))

 engine.register_participant :remote, MyRemoteParticipant

 receiver = Receiver.new(engine)

 # ...

#do_not_thread #dont_thread?
By default, when dispatching a work


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While planned protection impairments may be necessary during maintenance, renovation and new construction, it must be understood that when any protection impairment occurs, the facility is in jeopardy. Many large losses might have remained small if the protection impairments had been properly managed. When an impairment is planned or occurs accidentally, precautionary measures are necessary to minimize the risk. These may include arranging temporary protection, reducing hazards and ensuring continual and speedy progress on restoration efforts.
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What it is:
A leadership grid, also known as a management grid, is a tool for determining leadership style. The idea dates to the 1960s and was developed by Robert Blake and Jane Mouton.
How it works (Example):
Leadership behavior, as it relates to the leadership grid, has two types: task orientation and relationship orientation. Task behavior involves monitoring and rewarding achievement of certain tasks; it involves more organizing and scheduling. Relationship behavior involves making employees feel good, building trust and monitoring working conditions.
The leadership grid, below, plots the task orientation as the X axis and the relationship orientation as the Y axis.
Why it Matters:
Leadership grids don't just illustrate how leaders lead -- they show how companies get things done and achieve goals. They can also detect which leaders need to place more focus on getting things done as opposed to making people happy, and vice versa.


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Average monthly rainy days in Black River
The number of days each month with rain, snow and hail in Black River, Jamaica.
- Most rainy days are in May, September and October.
- On average, September is the most rainy with 17 days of rain/snow.
- On average, February is the driest month with 5 rainy days.
- The average annual amount of rainy days is: 138.


Protect your input fields in one easy step
You can also use file maintenance programs as inquiries, learn how here.
There are many cases where file maintenance programs are also used as inquiries (the PDM is a good example with...
its options 2 and 5).
When you use this approached you need to take some extra steps:
- You add to the program a mode parameter to govern its functions (e.g. '*UPD' or '*INQ').
- Based on the mode parameter you will have to inhibit the program functions that deals with the maintenance:
- Function keys that deals with maintenance.
- Write/update/delete code.
- Make sure you get files data without locking records.
- You will have to protect all the input fields.
This is the biggest and most boring step. You will have to look for all the input field and add to them the DSPATR(PR) keyword.
This tip might help since it will take care of all the fields in one easy step. Another benefit is that it will take care of new fields that might be added to the input records in the future.

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 *
 * Normal record with input fields
A R RCRD01 CF10 CA12
 OVERLAY
A FIELD01 R B 7 17
A FIELD02 R B 8 17
 .
 .
 .
 *
 * footer record with be used in '*UPD' mode.
A R FOOT01 OVERLAY
A
A 10 29'F10=Update'
A 22 29'F12=Cancel'
 *
 * footer record with be used in '*INQ' mode.
 * the PROTECT keyword will protect all input-capable fields
 * already displayed.
 *
A R FOOT02
A CA12
A OVERLAY PROTECT
A HIDEME 1 I 23 2DSPATR(ND)
A DSPATR(PC)
A 22 29'F12=Cancel'
I add a new record to the display file FOOT02
The RPG code changed to take into account the non '*UPD' mode
Ffile01 uf a E k disk
C *entry plist
C parm PgmMod
 *
 * Lock the record based on PgmMod
C if PgmMod = '*UPD'
C klist02 chain file01
C else
C klist02 chain(n) file01
C EndIf
 *
C select
C when PgmMod = '*UPD'
C write FOOT01
C exfmt RCRD01
C when PgmMod = '*INQ'
C write RCRD01
C exfmt FOOT02
C EndIf
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C
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Focus: Human Rights and the ECHR
The United Nations Human Rights Committee, the monitoring treaty body of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, is one of the most important and highly regarded international human rights institutions. This article seeks to explore if geograph ical, political and cultural considerations influence the votes of committee members in decisions on individual communications. This article introduces an original dataset of the votes and backgrounds of committee members (CMs), hand coded by the author. The method used in the article is an empirical-quantitative analysis of the votes of CMs. The article finds that certain geopolitical voting patterns do exist in the votes of CMs. Evidence for cultural voting patterns is more limited. However, the article finds that usually voting patterns of individual CMs do not influence the final decision of the committee and that the decisions of the committee should be generally regarded as unbiased.


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Or in other words, are there differences in average Lyapunov timescale between orbits interior to Jupiter and orbits exterior to Jupiter? I'm trying to answer a question at _URL_ but I'm not totally sure if the last part of my answer is right. I'll quote the last part of it:
If the 2nd theory is true, then it's harder to answer this. One thing for sure though: Jupiter is much farther away, so its tug on the system is a much smaller factor than it is for the inner planets (where it can be a major source of instability over the solar system's lifetime)
In fact - I suspect that another factor is that from Pluto's perspective, Jupiter is practically in the center of the solar system anyways, so you're unlikely to see periods of time where Jupiter is in such a position where its constant gravitational tugs (over several Jupiter orbits) can accumulate and tug a satellite into an unstable orbit (which is what can happen with planets that orbit the Sun at distances interior to Jupiter ). Anyways I don't fully know the physics on this (yet) so some of my details could be wrong - what I do know is that it could happen to both asteroid belt objects and to Mercury's orbit - _URL_ - perhaps because there are positions where Jupiter's pull on interior bodies is in a direction opposite to that of the Sun's pull (we never hear about the Sun creating any orbital instabilities). And Mercury is much closer to Jupiter than Pluto is.
Of course, Pluto is vulnerable to Neptune's influence, but Pluto and Neptune have a 3:2 orbital resonance so it's relatively safe from collisions with Neptune (although the resonance may not be constant over the solar system's lifetime)
Anyways, we might finally know more once New Horizons reaches Pluto in a few years
 _URL_ says that there is something special about asteroids with orbits interior to Jupiter - I'll try to find more information on this.


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Born (1892-12-24)24 December 1892
Dublin, Ireland
Died 18 September 1918(1918-09-18) (aged 25)
Vis-en-Artois, France
Buried at Aubigny Communal Cemetery Extension, near Aubigny-en-Artois
Allegiance Canadian Red Ensign _PHONE_.svg Canada
Service/branch Canadian Expeditionary Force
Years of service 1915 - 1918
Rank Corporal
Unit 38th Battalion, CEF
Battles/wars World War I
Claude Joseph Patrick Nunney VC DCM MM (24 December 1892 – 18 September 1918)[1] was a recipient of the Victoria Cross, the highest and most prestigious award for gallantry in the face of the enemy that can be awarded to British and Commonwealth forces. Born in Dublin, Ireland, by birth he was Irish but became a Canadian citizen by naturalization.
Nunney was one of the seven Canadians to be awarded the Victoria Cross for their actions on one single day, 2 September 1918. The other six were Bellenden Hutcheson, Arthur George Knight, William Henry Metcalf, Cyrus Wesley Peck, Walter Leigh Rayfield and John Francis Young.
Early life[edit]
There has been some debate as to Nunney's origins. Whilst Nunney himself stated he was born in Dublin, Ireland, it is claimed he was actually born in Hastings, England as Stephen Sargent Claude Nunney. Also it is claimed that Nunney did not become a Canadian citizen by naturalisation, but by becoming part of a child emigration scheme known as British Home Children.
Dave Lorente (Homechildren Canada) wrote in an article on Claude:
"It is interesting to speculate how Claude Nunney would answer, were he alive today and asked to give his first names, DOB and birthplace, because for some unknown reason or reasons he knowingly or unwittingly gave false information when he joined up in World War I. Perhaps it was because, like so many other Home Children, he had lost his baptismal record and/or birth certificate.... [H]is birth certificate shows he was actually born in Hastings, England - not in Dublin as his military Attestation papers show. Nor was he Irish...and his name was not Claude Joseph Patrick Nunney as he stated but Stephen Sargent Claude Nunney' - the 'Sargent' being his mother's maiden name. His birthdate was also wrong and he came to Canada as Stephen - not Claude. All that said, none of it detracts in any way from the brave things he did during World War I when he became one of 'Canada's Magnificent Seven' and won the former Empire and Commonwealth's highest award for bravery in the ranks."
Nunney was a member of the 38th (Ottawa) Battalion, Canadian Expeditionary Force which is perpetuated by the Cameron Highlanders of Ottawa (Duke of Edinburgh's Own). The Cameron Highlanders are a Canadian Forces Primary Reserve light infantry regiment located in the Cartier Square Drill Hall. Nunney was a private in the First World War when the following deeds took place for which he was awarded the VC:
For most conspicuous bravery during the operations against the Drocourt-Quéant Line on Sept. 1st and 2nd, 1918.
On Sept. 1st, when his battalion was in the vicinity of Vis-en-Artois, preparatory to the advance, the enemy laid down a heavy barrage and counter-attacked. Pte. Nunney, who was at this time at company headquarters, immediately on his own initiative proceeded through the barrage to the company outpost lines, going from post to post and encouraging the men by his own fearless example. The enemy were repulsed and a critical situation was saved.
During the attack on Sept. 2nd, his dash continually placed him in advance of his companions, and his fearless example undoubtedly helped greatly to carry the company forward to its objectives. When his battalion which was preparing to advance, was heavily counter-attacked by the enemy, Private Nunney on his own initiative, went forward through the barrage to the company out-post lines, going from post to post and encouraging the men by his own fearless example. - London Gazette 13 December 1918
He died aged 25, 16 days after receiving what proved to be mortal wounds and was buried at Aubigny Communal Cemetery Extension, near Aubigny-en-Artois (Grave reference number IV. B. 39).
The Medal[edit]
All of Nunney's medals (he had earlier in the war won the Military Medal and the Distinguished Conduct Medal at the Battle of Vimy Ridge), including his VC are displayed above the fireplace at Cornwall Armoury in Cornwall, Ontario.
 1. ^ "DHHVictoria Cross - First World War". Retrieved January 16, 2013.
Listed in order of publication year
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Part Number: UH045 Sprocket Undercarriage
Impact: > 15J
Casting Type: Fine Casting / Sand Casting / Film Covering Sand Mold
Heat Treatment: Normalising, Quenching, Tempering
The Maintenance of Bucket Teeth & Adapters (Ground Engaging Tools)
When the bucket teeth contact the material surface, because of the fast speed, the tip of the bucket teeth will be subjected to a strong impact load. If the yield strength of bucket tooth material is low, plastic deformation will occur at the tip. With the increase of excavating depth, the pressure on the bucket teeth will change.
The excavator/loader bucket control is the key to utilize the bucket teeth. The operator should try not to retract the bucket when lifting the boom. The operator should pay attention to the coordination of actions. Some of them throw the bucket on the rock during the action of expanding the arm, this will break the arms & cracks will occur on the bucket teeth.
In the daily maintenance, please spend 2 minutes to examine the bucket. The key point is to check if the bucket wears equally & any cracks has been occurred. If the status is horrible, you should carry out structural reinforcement immediately. If there is a crack in the bucket body, welding repair should be carried out immediately to prevent the increase in the length of the crack. In addition, you have to check the fitness of bucket teeth. If the teeth are loose, they should be tightened right away.
Before the bucket teeth reaches their service life, built-up welding is required. By the way, no bucket tooth made of a certain material can be applied to every kinds of work conditions, the teeth should be reasonably selected based on different work conditions to avoid unnecessary abrasion.
The bucket teeth on both sides of the excavator are worn about 30% faster than those in the middle. The bucket teeth on both sides and in the middle can be interchanged for further use, so as to reduce the repairs times and indirectly increase the service life of the bucket teeth.
It is recommended to replace the adapter after 10% of worn. There is a large gap between the worn gear base and the bucket teeth. The bucket teeth are easy to break due to the change of the stress point.
When you leave bucket teeth to wear down for too long, the moving range of excavator bucket will increase dramatically, and your excavator will take far longer to complete tasks and will use more fuel too. Dull bucket teeth will result in greater percussive shock to be transmitted via the bucket to the digging arm and undercarriage of the machine. This can result in damage to the equipment and accelerated wear to the other undercarriage components. It is necessary to immediately remove and replace the new bucket teeth.


Easiest Way to Make Perfect Cabbage Dumpling
Cabbage Dumpling. Low-Carb Cabbage Dumplings skip the flour wrapper and opts for a crisp-tender cabbage wrapper: all of the same flavors you love in an Asian-style dumpling cradled in a bite of veggie! The dumplings (which I doubled to have enough for the cabbage) were very heavy and bland. The dumplings need to be tiny.
Cabbage Dumpling Chop cabbage into large chunks and steam until clear in color; drain. In same pan melt butter, sauté onions, add seasonings and cabbage. Dumplings: Measure flour in to a deep bowl. You can have Cabbage Dumpling using 6 ingredients and 2 steps. Here is how you cook it.
Ingredients of Cabbage Dumpling
 1. Prepare of Cabbage.
 2. You need of Minced chicken.
 3. Prepare of Dried shrimp.
 4. You need of Black fungus.
 5. You need of Eggs.
 6. Prepare of Dumpling wrapper.
Make well in middle of flour. Start beating eggs and gradually mix flour into eggs; will make a stiff dough. If too dry add a little milk. Seasonings for pork and cabbage dumplings.
Cabbage Dumpling instructions
 1. Chop all the ings into tiny pieces..
 2. Mix all then add egg, white pepper, sesame oil, salt..
Pork and cabbage dumplings can have a few variations on what is in them, although some soy sauce and sesame oil are generally in all as part of the seasoning. I opted for a little cilantro and ginger to give a nice fresh flavor and the result was certainly really tasty. The soup, simply place the butter into a large saucepan and melt on a medium heat, add the shredded cabbage and stir until lightly golden. Place the chicken mince, garlic, chives or spring onions, egg, salt and pepper into a bowl and mix until combined. Make the dumpling wrappers: In a medium bowl, mix together the flour and salt.
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New Cape Henry Lighthouse
in Our Lighthouses
July 25, 2011
Today, the old Cape Henry Lighthouse silently guards the entry way into the Chesapeake Bay. Standing near the spot where in 1607 Captain Newport raised a cross to offer thanks for their safe crossing of the Atlantic, the Lighthouse is opened to the public on a seasonal schedule.
The architectural integrity of the tower is representative of one of John McComb's best and most important constructions. The Light also symbolizes the first bold steps the nation's new government took to fulfill its obligations to its people. With the construction of the Cape Henry Lighthouse, the waters of the Chesapeake Bay became navigable and safe ensuring steady trade and commerce on the Virginia and Maryland coasts.
Department: Museums & Historic Resources


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Categories: Chris Shing, [Lessons]
Tags: activity, chris shing, field trip, North Albany Academy, rpi
Twenty-four eighth grade students from North Albany Academy, a K-8 school in the Albany school district, visited Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. They participated in four major themes, "What is college?", "Smart Lighting", "Turning Ideas into Reality," and "Tour of campus." 3Helix fellow, Chris Shing with help from teacher pair Kerry Welcome organized the outing. The goal of the day was to enhance student's awareness about higher education opportunities through demonstrating examples of cutting-edge research impact and by identifying associated career paths. A student life panel consisting of four current RPI students spoke about their college experience and answered questions.
At the end of the visit students were asked to fill out an exit survey (included in Appendix A). Of the 24 students who came, 15 students responded to the survey. Survey Responses from NAA visit.


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Perhaps you have found yourself in the situation that for whatever reason you have changed your phone number or lost / abandoned it, in those situations what the operator does is release that number and hand it over to another person, a person who will be surprised when installing the famous WhatsApp instant messaging application if the previous one forgot to delete his account (having access to the previous user's account).
WhatsApp accounts are linked to a phone number, neither to a person, nor to an email or to a physical device, this brings a huge comfort benefit by confirming with an SMS the activation of the account and forgetting about registrations and passwords and so on, but it also means a potential privacy risk since anyone who has that phone number can get all the data linked to it.
To prevent a person from acquiring your WhatsApp when they get your phone number, today we are going to show you how disable and remove completely Your WhatsApp account in a few simple steps.
What does it mean to delete your WhatsApp account?
- The link between your phone number and your personal WhatsApp data (profile picture, status, chats, multimedia files …) will be removed.
- Your registered payment method will be deleted from WhatsApp servers.
- Copies of your chats hosted on both your iOS device and iCloud will be deleted.
- The number will be free for a new WhatsApp registration.
It is recommended make a backup of your iOS device locally on your PC or MAC, deleting your WhatsApp account will also delete the automatic backup of the chats in iCloud and if we ever want to reactivate our account and keep our files we will have to apply that manual backup.
Steps to follow
We locate the WhatsApp app installed on our iOS device and open it (applicable on Android).
We go to the Settings section within the application and enter the "Account" section.
In the "Account" section, click on the "Delete my account" option.
Enter our phone number to confirm the deletion and once finished we delete the application from our device (to effectively erase all data that is stored locally).
With these simple steps our account will have been deleted satisfactorily and the next person who acquires your current phone number can register as a new WhatsApp user, without retaining any conversation, photo or personal data of its previous owner.
This situation is applicable to oneself., that is, if at any time we want to reactivate our account we will do it as if we were new users, we must register with our phone number and activate the account via SMS to start again or recover all the data from the previous backup.
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Stockmar and Filana Wax Crayons
Sorry to send the wrong link the first time around.
6 Responses to Stockmar and Filana Crayon Comparison Video Link
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 It seems this conversation has come and gone. A fresh insight into the Filana crayons comes from a Waldorf School in Utah who ordered these crayons for grades 1 – 4. Each grade has two or three classes. This is a LOT of crayons. Before the year was out they had cracked, broken, and lost corners. They were quite useless for the beautiful drawing we do using the sides of the crayons. I sent a message regarding this issue but never heard back.
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 Sorry, I should add that has content details of their crayons posted on their sight. Not only do they tell you what is in the crayon but they explain why they have chosen to use each ingredient. It's extremely helpful considering that the quality of Stockmar crayons is peerless in terms of the rugged use and artistic expression needed in a Waldorf Classroom.
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Towards the end of last year a report from the Otago Regional Council raised concerns about deteriorating water quality in the Kakanui River.
One of the contributing factors was an increased level of E.coli.
Dairying was blamed although the council couldn't find the source.
One of the dairy farmers decided to do his own research and canoed down the river.
He found a couple of dead sheep caught in submerged branches then he came on a large colony of seagulls nesting in a canyon.
He reported this to the council which sent a helicopter up the river and found the source of the problem.
... a large colony of nesting gulls – was found in rugged terrain, about 5 km above the Clifton Falls bridge.
Water quality samples were taken immediately above and below the colony, with widely divergent results Upstream of the colony, the bacteria concentrations were 214 _URL_, whereas immediately downstream, the concentration was far greater at 1300 _URL_.
ORC manager of resource science Matt Hickey said that according to Government water quality guidelines for recreational swimming areas, those with less than 260 _URL_ should be safe, whereas water with more than 550 _URL_ could pose a health-risk.
Mr Hickey said six colonies of gulls were found in total, on steep rocky faces, where they clearly favoured the habitat for nesting.
While they had gone undetected up until now due to the inaccessible nature of the gorge, it was likely the gulls returned each year to breed in the same places.
"Unfortunately, these nesting gull colonies are likely to continue to cause high E.coli concentrations in the upper Kakanui River, particularly during the breeding season," Mr Hickey said.
"Bird activity, river flow, or even whether it is a cloudy or sunny day, (as E.coli often died quickly in clear water when exposed to sunlight) will influence actual bacteria numbers at Clifton Falls bridge. With hindsight, it reflects the random nature of the historical bacteria results at this site."
Mr Hickey said the E.coli concentrations reflected a large number of birds congregating in a small area and we are fortunate this situation was not common in Otago. Historically E.coli concentrations in the lower Kakanui River have been very low, despite the gull colonies being found upstream.
The council is warning people against swimming in the river but we've had no warning about drinking the water, presumably because it's treated.
Locals are very keen to solve the problem but it's not necessarily a simple matter:
Coastal Otago biodiversity programme manager David Agnew said the Department of Conservation would look into the situation and try to identify which species of gull were nesting in the area.
Mr Agnew said the species involved would determine what could be done to remove them.
"Black-backed gulls are not protected so that's not a problem as far as if they are causing a problem. They are not rare or threatened, they are not even protected, whereas red-billed gulls and black-billed gulls both have their own conservation concerns."
There's no concern about conservation with cows. If they were causing water quality problems farmers could face prosecution and would have to act quickly to address the cause.
Some gulls have a special status and if they're the ones fouling the water the clean up will take some time.


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Majura, Canberra, ACT
Majura, Canberra, ACT
Majura, Canberra, ACT
Year round although late spring is better for the wildflowers
Along with the Crazy Crab-Flash Walk and Green loop Trail, the Blue Loop Trail is one of three multipurpose trails located in the Majura Pines Recreational Area (ACT). It's an area I've only recently discovered because it doesn't appear on the local government list of walking trails given the emphasis is on mountain biking. The trail itself is formed dirt and management road through pine plantation. The wildlife is almost non existent due to the constraints of the roads either side and given the narrow section of pine plantation.
The walk itself takes you under the major adjacent roadway (Majura Parkway) through the pine forests on the north eastern slopes of Mount Majura and at a number of stages, you touch on natural bushland on the upper slopes of Mount Majura. While the traffic noise is a constant on the lower sections of trail, the Blue Loop takes you across the full section of the pine plantation. On the upper reaches of the walk you can be forgiven for forgetting where you are. There is very little undergrowth in this forest with most of the ground under the pines being reasonably clean until breaking out into the open which is where the undergrowth starts to reassert itself. While the Majura Pines Recreational Area isn't known for its wildlife and wildflowers, it does have more on offer than the other two walks and if you choose to do the walk in late spring then you will see a greater variety of flowers and birdlife on show.
The Crazy Crab and Green Loop Trails are more towards the central core of this pine plantation but the Blue Loop touches the extremes of the area on all sides. It's not impossible to get lost on this walk, you just need to stop and remember three things; you are walking through the pine planation, the downhill slope will take you back to the main road, and at no stage do you go through any fences or gates.
However, if you aren't paying attention you will end up on the upper sections of Mount Majura at the end closet to the Canberra airport but you will very quickly realise that because all of a sudden you'll be walking though natural bushland and not pine trees. There is also signage that says 'exit' which is a big enough hint so long as you aren't daydreaming, you'll be fine.
This walk is identified as a 10.4 km walk and on the day I did it our GPS measured 10.5 km so the signage is very accurate in this respect. The walk took just over 3.25 hours and I ended up sneaking off-trail onto one of the management roads towards the end of the walk because it was approaching sunset. I did this walk after work in late spring and even though I was carrying a headlamp, I decided I wanted to finish while there was still light. While it is not quite a figure of 8 in shape it is close enough to describe it that way. From my perspective this is the best of the three trails in this area and provides the greatest variety in terrain and views.
The signage is reasonably good on this trail but I recommend taking a photo of the trail map at the trailhead not so much to provide directions but as a reminder that you are essentially doing a loop around the plantation. The central core of the trail is shared with the Green Loop however where this trail comes into its own is that at both ends of the trail it takes you to the highest points of the pine planation. At the northern most section of the trail which is the direction I originally started walking is a solitary picnic table which is a great place for a rest and a snack.
While the trails in this pine plantation are primarily aimed at mountain bikers, plenty of walkers and runners use the trail. Given its so close to the city its a great opportunity to do a walk after work and away from the heavily used bush trails in the centre of the city. However, being a trail system primarily designed for mountain bikers, they know how to do switch backs. If the switch backs start to annoy you, it's easy to jump across the trail given the switches are that close. One thing I recommend to get the best out of this trail as a walker, is start early in the day to avoid the bulk of the mountain bikers This trail would be a really nice walk in mid winter – the early morning fog would add an eerie quality as you walk though the pines.
This walk is worth doing at least once and being so close to the city, provides an easily accessible option to do something a bit different. If you are up for the longer distance and have the time, then this is the pick of the three trails in this plantation.
Car park at Majura Pines Recreational Area
Close up of walk signage
Trailhead information for the Blue Loop
Toilet block at the trailhead
Water bubbler at the trailhead
Picnic area at the trailhead
Sign to the Pines
Heading towards the underpass
Passing under Majura Parkway
Green Loop signage arrows
Give way signage hierarchy
Onto the management trail
This is the first directional sign that you come across but we suggest you go past this and continue up the road till you come to the sign for 'Blue Betty" and then head north towards the right of the trail. You will loop around and come back to this point later in the walk
Head up the road to 'Blue Betty'
Blue Betty signage as you hit the top off the 'T' intersection
There is also more detailed signage at this point
Trail example Blue Betty
Dip hazard after the rain
That's one way of getting over a tree
Follow the Mr Squiggle signs
View to Canberra airport
Hibertia in flower
Mr Squiggle going up hill
Trail example Mr Sqiggle
Wattle seeds forming
Trail high point and rest area on the northern loop end. A great place for a rest
Bombora Trail. This is a series of dips and humps and on the day I did it there was waitron the bottom of all the dips
Follow the arrows
Left turn which takes on a trail through a logged area
Turn left and then turn hard right
Follow the Blue Loop to the right
Radicle trail start
Blue Loop merges with the Green Trail
Out into the open
Looking down towards the roadway
Trail infrastructure 2
Choose your difficulty, this is meant for bikers and is only a short option
Blue Tongue Lizard
Walking across harvevested forest land
Open area 2
On to management road
Follow the Blue Loop up. The Green Trail goes straight ahead for a bit further before turning
The exit sign that takes you out of the plantation and over the hill into the suburbs on the other side. Keep following the blue signs
There are a number of Blue Trails that run down the hill from easy to hard. Choose your own adventure!
Back onto the management road
Along the management road
Turn right and head back towards the underpass
Down the slope or back down the path you came up. Your choice!
Almost back to the start
Back at the trailhead
This short video provides a start to finish overview of this walk
Google map showing the trailhead from the Canberra GPO. The trip from the centre of Canberra to the trailhead is approximately 13 km and around 15 minutes duration
Heading along the access road
Heading towards the trailhead
Trailhead car park
This walk was undertaken by the team from Australian Hiker


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Veset Hayamim (Dates of anticipated menses)
A veset based on calendar dates is called veset hayamim (as opposed to a veset haguf, which is based on physical sensations accompanying menstruation).
Most women observe three types of vestot hayamim, which are calculated from the onset of their previous menses:
1) The same date of the Hebrew month, or yom hachodesh. If, for example, a woman began menstruating on the 15th of Nisan, then she anticipates her next menses on the 15th of Iyar.
2) The interval day, or haflagah. A woman anticipates that she will menstruate after the same interval as that which separated her previous two periods. If, for example, her last menses began 27 days after the beginning of the previous menses, then she anticipates her next menses 27days after the beginning of the last menses.
3) The thirtieth day from the onset of her previous menses, called the onah beinonit, the average interval.
Somewhat different rules apply to a woman with a veset kavua, a completely regular period as defined by halacha.
Each veset lasts for one onah, either daytime or night-time, corresponding to the beginning of the immediately preceding menses. For example, a woman who began menstruating during the day, and whose next period began after a 27-day interval at night, will anticipate her menses after a further 27-day interval at night.
According to some customs, additional periods of separation are required (some such customs are cited in onot perishah, onah beinonit). A custom adopted by a community as a whole is binding upon the entire community. Where there is no local custom, a couple inclined to observe these stringencies should consider the matter carefully and discuss it with a rabbi, as it would be halachically difficult for them to revert to the more lenient custom should they later wish to do so.