All of your WWW IP Addresses appear to be public IPs.
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Not Good. a.gtld-servers.net, the parent server I interrogated, might not has information for your TLD.
The parent server a.gtld-servers.net has your name servers might not listed. This is a must if you want to be found as anyone that does not know your DNS Servers will first ask the parent name servers.
The parent nameserver might not sent your name servers as well as the IPs of your name servers. Glue Records are A Records that are associated with NS Records to provide bootstrapping information to the nameserver.
Every nameserver listed probably has A Records. This is a must if you want to be found.
The NS Records at all your name servers are not identical.
Nameservers (the ones reported by the parent server) do not report that they allow recursive queries for anyone.
All name servers listed at the parent server responded.
All of the NS Records that your name servers report seem valid.
Domain saufidili.tk have multiple name servers. You must have at least 3 name servers, and no more than 7. Having 2 name servers is also ok.
DNS FAIL: The following name servers are listed at your name servers as name servers for your domain, but are not listed at the parent name servers (see RFC2181 5.4.1). You need to make sure that these name servers are working.If they are not working ok, you may have problems!
This is listed as an DNS ERROR because there are some cases where nasty problems can occur (if the TTLs vary from the NS Records at the root servers and the NS Records point to your own domain, for example).
RFC1912 2.4 and RFC2181 10.3 state that there should be no CNAMEs if an NS (or any other) record is present.
All nameserver listed at the parent servers answer authoritatively for your domain.
All NS Records are the same at the parent and at your name servers.
All nameservers returned by the parent server f.gtld-servers.net are the same as the ones reported by your nameservers.
Looks like the IP addresses of your name servers are public. This is a good thing because it will prevent DNS delays and other problems.
The A Records (Same GLUE) got from the parent zone check are the same as the ones got from your nameservers. You have to make sure your parent server has the same NS Records for your zone as you do according to the RFC. This tests only nameservers that are common at the parent and at your nameservers. If there are any missing or stealth nameservers you should see them below!
Looks like you have nameservers on different subnets.
Seems all your DNS Servers allow TCP connections. This is a good thing and useful even if UDP connections are used by default.
It seems you are safe from a single point of failure. You must be careful about this and try to have nameservers on different locations as it can prevent a lot of problems if one nameserver goes down.
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SOA Serial Number is: 2029517780. This appears to be in the recommended format of YYYYMMDDnn.
SOA REFRESH interval is: 10000. That is OK.
SOA RETRY value is: 2400, these data are perfect.
SOA EXPIRE number is: 604800. That is OK.
SOA MINIMUM TTL is: 3600. This value was used to serve as a default TTL for records without a given TTL value and now is used for negative caching (indicates how long a resolver may cache the negative answer). Recommended value is 1-3 hours. Value of 3600 is OK.
Good. I did not detect any invalid hostnames for your MX records.
All of your MX records appear to use public IPs.
All of MX records are host names.
Looks like you only have one MX record at your name servers. You should be careful about what you are doing since you have a single point of failure that can lead to mail being lost if the server is down for a long time.
OK. I did not detect differing IPs for your MX records.
OK. I have not found duplicate IPs for your MX records. This is a good thing.
OK. No CNAMEs returned for A records lookups.
DNS Query has not found any errors in MX CNAME.
PING saufidili.tk (104.27.143.231) 56(84) bytes of data.
Nameserver configuration warning, optimize settings!
DNS Error / Fail, contact the nameserver administrator!


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£1,200 cost for unfair dismissal claims is challenged in UK's highest court
Unison claims high cost of claims against employers is discriminatory because it prevents low-income workers from obtaining justice
Owen Bowcott Legal affairs correspondent
@owenbowcott
Mon 27 Mar 2017 05.40 EDT Last modified on Mon 27 Mar 2017 05.55 EDT
The action to be considered at the supreme court is against the lord chancellor and justice secretary, Liz Truss. Photograph: Dinendra Haria/Rex/Shutterstock
Steep rises in fees for bringing unfair dismissal claims at employment tribunals – which have led to a 70% fall in the number of cases – are to be challenged at the UK's highest court.
The supreme court on Monday will hear a final appeal brought by Unison, which says that costs of up to £1,200 are preventing many mistreated workers – particularly those on low incomes – from obtaining justice and are discriminatory.
The two-day hearing is the culmination of a four-year legal campaign by the union on behalf of its members. Unison lost in the high court and the court of appeal but has been given permission to argue its case before the supreme court.
Seven justices headed by the court's president, Lord Neuberger, will consider the claim – a sign that the court recognises its legal significance. The action is against the lord chancellor and justice secretary, Liz Truss.
Commenting before the hearing, Unison's general secretary, Dave Prentis, said: "If an employer breaks the law and treats one of their employees unfairly, they should be challenged. It cannot be right that unscrupulous bosses are escaping punishment because people simply don't have the money to pursue a case.
"The introduction of fees was a terrible decision. It has denied many thousands of people the right to seek justice. Bad employers are having a field day, safe in the knowledge that few will be able to afford to challenge them at a tribunal.
Unions blame 70% fall in employment tribunal cases on fees
"The government originally said making people pay would weed out vexatious claims. All it's done is penalise lower-paid employees with genuine grievances. That's why it's so important our legal challenge succeeds."
The coalition government introduced employment tribunal fees in July 2013. Fees start at £160 for issuing a claim for lost wages or breach of contract plus a further £230 if the case is heard in a tribunal.
For more serious claims, such as unfair dismissal or discrimination, there is an issuing fee of £250 plus a hearing fee of £950 – making a total of £1,200. Appeals against decisions cost a further combined sum of £1,600.
In January, the government produced its long-awaited review of the impact of fees, showing that there had been a 70% drop inthe number of cases since 2013.
At the same time the justice minister, Sir Oliver Heald QC, brought in a fee-waiver scheme for the lowest paid. "It is right that those who can afford to should contribute to the cost of employment tribunals," he said.
"Under our reforms, record numbers are bringing forward disputes in tribunals or through the Acas conciliation service. Costs should not prevent anyone bringing claims, so we are extending our help with fees scheme and will introduce a green paper on further legal support measures."
In a critical report, the Commons justice select committee last summer dismissed earlier MoJ attempts to blame the drop in cases on the economic turndown. The committee's chair, the Conservative MP Bob Neill, said at the time: "The MoJ has argued that changes to employment law and the improving economic situation, as well as the pre-existing downward trend in the number of employment tribunal cases being brought, may account for part of the reduction in the number of cases.
"These may indeed be facts, but the timing and scale of the reduction following immediately from the introduction of fees can leave no doubt that the clear majority of the decline is attributable to fees."
Phones 4u founder John Caudwell ordered to pay £500,000 damages
Billionaire's ex-financial adviser Nathalie Dauriac wins case involving constructive dismissal
Ministers vow to end employment tribunal fees after court defeat
Supreme court rules fees of up to £1,200 are 'inconsistent with access to justice' and government may have to pay back £27m
Unfair dismissal cases slump under tribunal fee system, study shows
Number of workers taking claims to tribunals has dropped by 73% since charges of up to £1,200 came into force
Firms pay in full on just half of tribunal claims
A third of people who win tribunals do not see the money awarded by employment tribunals
MPs urge better job protection for expectant and new mothers
Sexual harassment at work is getting worse. We need to stamp it out
Frances O'Grady and Laura Bates
Deliveroo workers' contracts ban access to employment tribunals
Steep court fee rises are tax on justice, say MPs

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FAIRBANKS, Alaska - The Alaska Goldpanners finished off the 113th Midnight Sun game with an all-time finish as they sent the hometown crowd home in walk-off fashion.
And remember the name Nyles Nygaard.
Nygaard shot a two-run home run in the bottom of the 9th inning, giving the Panners the 6-4 victory.
Nygaard led the Panners with 3 hits and 3 RBIs pushing Alaska to a close victory over the Orange County Surf.
Toby Davis led them from the mound in his 3 innings of work, getting 4 strikeouts and didn't give up a single hit during that time.
Nygaard spoke after the match about how the home run was for the fans.
"Yeah I mean it's pretty dark out right now so, I was just trying to get a pitch I could drive and I got the count 3-2, he was throwing a pretty nasty splitter and he threw that 2-2 to get 3-2 so I was eliminating that pitch looking for a fastball and I saw it up and put my best swing on it. I was like man, we got to win this one for the fans and win this one for those who played for the Panners and just trying to get, just trying to do my best and help the team win."


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Q: Listings: indent to specific tab position after math mode I'm having difficulty formatting code listings with embedded math, using lstlisting with mathescape=true. In particular I'm finding it difficult to lay out code using indentation when there is math to the left of the code I want to indent.
In the following, I'd like to align the = symbols in each of the blocks of equations:

In the first block I've tried using spaces, but the math font seems to cause subsequent fixed-width text to no longer align with column boundaries.
In the second block of equations I'm using tabs, which seems to help.
The third block shows that tabs aren't as reliable as one might hope: there are math mode fragments which cause subsequent tab characters to fail to align properly with tab stops.
Is there a way to achieve reliable lstlisting indentation in the presence of math, either using tab characters and/or some kind of absolute tab stops?
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A: You can use \mathmakebox from mathtools:
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With so many things to do in Mörtschach, it's important to choose a good Hotel.
Thola Kasa is located in Mörtschach. Private bathrooms also come with a shower. Extras include a barbecue. At Thola Kasa you will find a garden. The property offers free parking.


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Parnas – "President Trump knew exactly what was going on"
by: Tracie Potts NBC News
(NBC News) – Lev Parnas, One of the Rudy Giuliani associates indicted in connection to the Ukraine scandal, says "President Trump knew exactly what was going on."
"President Trump knew exactly what was going on. He was aware of all my movements. I wouldn't do anything without the consent of Rudy Giuliani or the president," he said.
Impeachment now in hands of U.S. Senate
House leaders march Trump impeachment articles to the Senate
Parnas sat down with MSNBC's Rachel Maddow Wednesday to explain why he wants to testify as part of the impeachment investigation.
"I want to get the truth out because I feel it's important for our country," Parnas said.
Parnas has been implicated in an alleged attempt to pressure the Ukrainian government to dig up dirt on former Vice President Joe Biden and his son, Hunter.
Read more: https://nbcnews.to/2NyVXKF


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Here are Vangaveeti Radha's reasons for quitting YSRCP..!
Vangaveeti Radha's sensational exit from the YSRCP has brought up many allegations and assumptions over Jagan and other YSRCP leaders' behaviour. And striking out fake news, Vangaveeti in the press conference on Thursday has conveyed the reasons behind his exit from the party. He made clear that, most of the allegations made were actually true. He said that, Jagan's behaviour towards him was the main reason for his exit. He said that, restrictions were imposed over him even after facing many insults. And that he felt that his father's dreams might not be fulfilled by him if he stays in YSRCP. He even questioned in front of the media, Why would he need party leaders' permission to unveil his father's statue. He asked the YSRCP leaders as if what did they do when YSR's statue was demolished in Vijayawada. He even alleged that the party has used him entirely to lure other leaders into the party and have been insulting him. He went on saying that Jagan even used to say that, Vangaveeti was kept in the party only because his father. He ended his speech advising Jagan to change his behaviour at least now. But the question which rises now is that why was be silent for all these days and has not revealed the reasons in these two days. This delay seems to be strategic and aims at something really important.


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This ceremonial bull was the centerpiece of the festival.
As they say here in Mysore, Happy Sankranthi or Harvest Festival. Also known as "Pongol" this four day festival is the equivalent of Thanksgiving in other countries. It is a celebration of thanks given after the rice harvest and the festival celebrates the sun, rain, and farm animals that have helped to create another bountiful harvest in the southern states of Tamil Nadu and Karnataka. The festival is celebrated from the 14-18th of January.
Colorful cows eat ceremonial offerings of rice and raw sugar outside of people's houses.
The second day of the festival is considered the most important day. It is the day to thank cattle for all the gifts they give people, which in India is an extensive list. Cows provide milk, which for traditional Hindus is the only animal protein that they will eat, mainly in the form of dahi (yogurt) or paneer (farmer's cheese). To this day oxen plow the fields and continue to pull bullock carts, which have been a long-standing form of transportation for people and goods throughout India. Cow urine and manure are used as effective fertilizers and natural pesticides. In some parts of India the urine and manure of native cattle is even used to make medicinal products for humans, like urine tonics and soaps and cow dung "digestives." Also, after a cow has died (preferably a natural death) its hide is used to make leather products like shoes, belts, and wallets. In India, people continue to live closely with cattle and even with the changes that have occurred as India becomes increasingly modern, in rural areas of India, cows still have a prominent role in the day-to-day lives of many Indians.
A native bull decorated for the festival standing outside the Nandi Bull temple in Kanakanasa Nagar, Mysore city.
The neighborhood Nandi Bull temple.
To start the festivities the cows are bathed with turmeric water in the early morning, which turns any white or light colored parts of the cow an intense shade of yellow. Then their horns are painted bright colors and sometimes decorated with ribbons or decorative metal caps on the ends of their horns. The cows then go about their day until afternoon. I took the scooter into town to look for decorated cows and found several cows wandering the streets, some of them eating out of stainless steel bowls filled with cooked rice or jaggery (unprocessed raw sugar). The Nandi Bull temple near the clinic was also brightly decorated with flower wreaths draped around the statue and ceremonial sandalwood paste covering its mouth.
The turmeric water turned more than just the cows yellow.
Mandahout, who manages the herd, makes painting cow horns look easy.
In town the cows looked clean and colorful.
This young cow and I shared a mutual fascination with one another.
This cow was sitting outside our house.
Even some water buffalo look more colorful than normal.
It is during the evening that the real festivities begin. I was tempted to go to Mysore Palace where hundreds of people brought their cows to participate in the festivities, but I celebrated the Sankranthi party with Dr. Jag and his friends and family at his home in Mysore. He has five cows and two calves in his personal herd. A ceremonial bull from the Maharaja's herd was brought over and was ornamented with a crown decorated with several balloons. While everyone was visiting and taking photos, several rows of dried grass were laid out in the clinic's parking lot and driveway leading to Dr. Jag's house. After the grass had been arranged the cows were brought into the parking lot, some of them breaking loose and running at the crowd causing us to grab children off the ground and scatter. The real excitement began once the rows of hay were lit on fire. Now it was time for the cows to jump over the fire. All at once, everyone holding a cow, started running toward the fire, dragging the cows by their halters. The cows, naturally, were resistant to the idea, but several more people ran behind the cows until cows and people alike were jumping over the rows of fire. The ceremonial bull with his crazy balloon crown brought up the rear of the herd. The crowed happily trailed behind the cows, jumping over the five or so smoldering piles of hay that led to the house. Once everyone had gathered in the courtyard a ceremonial "pooja" or blessing ceremony for the cows were performed. Cows were given red and yellow paint marks on their foreheads, rice and flowers were sprinkled on their polls, and they were given plates full of cooked rice, jaggery, and coconut. Then we were invited into the home where there was a pooja for the children followed by a delicious meal of traditional South Indian dishes. After the party guests were given short stalks of sugar cane, a banana, and a bag of sweets on their way out the door, to sweeten our memories of the day.
It was hard to resist a photo op with this bull.
And some silly ones too.
After I took this photo, the brown Swiss cow on the left charged the crowd.
Jumping over the final row of fire.
The plates of food set out for the cow pooja.
The bull was hand-fed his rice and sugar.
The way that cows are given thanks during this colorful and sometimes chaotic festival, may seem very strange, but there are simple and practical explanations for most of the ceremonies performed. The cows are bathed in turmeric water because turmeric has antimicrobial properties and it helps to treat any skin diseases before the summer temperatures start to climb. The horns, and sometimes the hooves, are painted because the paint acts as a fly repellent. And the cows are led across the rows of fire so the heat from the fire kills any ticks or flies eggs that have attached themselves to the cow's legs. I was told the balloon crown, which was the piece de resistance of the day, does not have any meaning behind it, but was merely for decoration. I would disagree. The bull was the centerpiece of the party and that wild headpiece, put the festive in festival. At the end of the day I was happy to discover that Thanksgiving is truly my favorite holiday in any country.
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Men please join us for our regular Men's Breakfast.
As a member of our St. Andrew's family for many years Paul will be known to most of you. We are very pleased that he is able to join us on the long weekend and he will be talking about his work as a Chiropractor.
This is an open invitation to all men in the congregation and we invite you to also bring your friends, family and neighbors.
Please plan to join us on the 6th.


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Annibale Bugnini, C.M. (Civitella del Lago (Umbrië), 14 juni 1912 – Rome, 3 juli 1982) was een Italiaans lazarist en aartsbisschop die de liturgiehervorming na het Tweede Vaticaans Concilie (1962 - 1965) overzag.

Hij werd in 1936 priester gewijd. Van 1968 tot 1970 was hij de pauselijke ceremoniemeester van Paulus VI en in 1972 werd hij verheven tot titulair aartsbisschop van Diocletiana. Van 1976 tot zijn dood in 1982 was hij apostolische pro-nuntius in Iran.

Leven en werk
Bugnini ontving op 26 juli 1936 de priesterwijding. Vanaf 1946 was hij hoofdredacteur van het liturgisch tijdschrift Ephemerides liturgicae. Van 1948 tot 1960 was hij secretaris van de door paus Pius XII ingestelde commissie voor liturgische hervorming. In 1957 werd hij professor in de liturgie aan de Pauselijke Lateraanse Universiteit. Bugnini was secretaris van de door paus Paulus VI ingestelde liturgiehervormingscommissie. Hieruit kwam het Sacrosanctum Concilium voort, de Constitutie over de Liturgie, van het Tweede Vaticaans Concilie. De constitutie is het eerste conciliedocument, waarvoor belangrijk voorwerk al was verricht door eerdergenoemde commissie van 1948 tot 1960, die was voortgevloeid uit de al langer bestaande Liturgische Beweging. De constitutie is gedateerd op 4 december 1963. In die tijd moest Bugnini overigens zijn leerstoel aan de Lateraanse Universiteit opgeven, omdat volgens Piero Marini, zijn liturgische ideeën als te progressief werden gezien.

Consultant van het Tweede Vaticaans Concilie, Louis Bouyer, noemde Bugnini in zijn postuum gepubliceerde memoires (2015) "een man die het ontbrak aan beschaving en eerlijkheid". Na het Tweede Vaticaans Concilie voerde hij in opdracht van en in samenwerking met paus Paulus VI de liturgiehervorming in.
De ijverige "manager" Bugnini gold vanwege deze hervorming bij velen als omstreden, maar kon op het welnemen van de paus rekenen. Traditionele katholieken verweten hem echter dat hij vrijmetselaar was geweest, of daarmee connecties had gehad. Daarmee werd impliciet zijn betrokkenheid bij antiklerikale complotten bedoeld. Het Vaticaan ontkende dit in de Osservatore Romano van 10 oktober 1976.

Op 6 januari 1972 werd Bugnini titulair aartsbisschop van titulair bisdom Diocletiana en in februari door de paus ingewijd. Medeconsecratoren waren onder andere Bernard Jan Alfrink, aartsbisschop van Utrecht, en William John Conway, aartsbisschop van Armagh.

Op 4 januari 1976 werd Annibale Bugnini Apostolisch Nuntius in Iran. De overplaatsing naar Iran zou het gevolg zijn geweest van eigenmachtig optreden van Bugnini als secretaris van de liturgiecommissie, wat de kardinaal-prefect James Robert Knox en de Congregatie voor de Geloofsleer onder kardinaal Franjo Šeper niet meer wilden dulden; ook zouden beweerde vrijmetselaarscontacten meespelen. In Iran stortte Bugnini zich opnieuw met ijver op zijn werk, wat tijdens de Islamitische Revolutie voor het Vaticaan van grote betekenis was. In 1979 bracht hij, uit naam van de paus, een verzoek om de Amerikaanse gijzelaars vrij te laten over aan ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini. Het verzoek bleef zonder succes.

Op 3 juli 1982 overleed Annibale Bugnini in een kliniek in Rome.

Vrijmetselarij
De enkele malen herhaalde bewering dat Bugnini vrijmetselaar was, werd voor het eerst gedaan door de Italiaanse essayist Tito Casini in diens boek Nel Fumo di Satana. Verso t'ultimo scontro (Florence: Il carro di San Giovanni, 1976). Volgens zijn anonieme bron had iemand documenten gevonden die daarop duidden, deze documenten bleken van Bugnini te zijn. De Engelse schrijver Michael Davies legde een verband tussen de uitzending van Bugnini naar Iran door paus Paulus VI, en zijn aan het licht gekomen vrijmetselaarscontacten. Davies verzekerde dat een niet-genoemde conservatieve kardinaal hem in de zomer van 1975 vertelde over een dossier dat bij de paus aanwezig was, met bewijzen van de vrijmetselaarsconnectie van Bugnini.

Italiaans titulair aartsbisschop
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A Moment in History
Dons and Wycombe to pay tribute before FA Cup tie
AFC Wimbledon and Wycombe players will join forces before Sunday's FA Cup tie to commemorate the spirit of the Christmas Truce football matches in 1914.
All 22 players who start the match will pose together with match officials for a group photograph in celebration of the iconic event that occurred a century ago during the First World War.
During this weekend, clubs playing in the Barclays Premier League, the Sky Bet Championship and the FA Cup will all pay their tributes with mixed team photographs as part of a celebratory event called "A Moment in History".
The photograph at Adams Park with both sets of players will take place immediately before Sunday's 2.00 pm kick-off after the traditional Fair Play handshake.
http://www.footballremembers.com/Clubs around the country will upload their photos via social media using the hashtag #FootballRemembers. All photographs will be displayed on a special website at
The photographs kick off 'Football Remembers Week'. This is a series of Christmas Truce-related events running from Friday, 5 December to Monday, 15 December, and being delivered jointly by the Premier League, The FA and the Football League, in partnership with the British Council.
Academy, Community and Schools programmes connected with clubs around the country are encouraged to take their own mixed team photographs before games this weekend and upload them to social media. Any match of any size and age group can be uploaded. The aim of the website is to act as a moment of national record of football in 2014, a century on from the First World War. The photos will be preserved for future generations in the digital archives of the British Library.


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As the water crisis becomes more real, with droughts, pollution, depleted snow packs and other issues shortening our fresh water supplies, there is one technology that you'll want to boost your water IQ with - atmospheric water generation. While it sounds like something for a distant, drastically different future, there are actually residential water generators on the market today. Find out how the technology works, and what options are out on the market if you want one for your home.
Atmospheric Water Generators, aka Home Water Makers, Explained
What's an atmospheric water generator?
There are multiple ways of generating a fresh water supply, from fog fences to desalination plants. However, there are also water generation technologies for residential homes, as long as the atmospheric conditions are right. If there is the right mix of humidity, temperature and altitude, an atmospheric water generator (AWG) takes advantage of the natural process of condensation through dehumidification.
How does a water maker work?
Essentially, the AWG is plugged in, a coil is cooled so that warmer air passing over it condenses from vapor to liquid. The liquid is captured and stored in a holding tank as fresh drinking water. As long as humidity is above 40%, the altitude is below 4,000 feet, and the ambient air temperature is above 35°F, water can be collected.
But the amount of water a machine can collect and how energy efficient and cost effective its use is, all depends upon a balance of ideal conditions. In other words, you might run your machine more to collect a little water on Monday, and run it less to collect a lot of water on Thursday.
There are also typically a series of filtration systems to purify the air that is pushed through the device so that the coil on which the water condenses is kept clean, as well as water filtration systems for the water that is collected. In fact, in order to meet FDA and NSF standards for water purity, many systems take advantage of one or more filtration techniques, including among many methods, UV light chambers, carbon filtration, and water recycling so that water in the holding chamber is re-filtered after sitting for a certain amount of time.
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Don't water makers use a lot of energy?
AWG use a lot of energy to generate water, which is why even though commercial sized generators exist, they aren't being explored as diligently as desalination plants for large scale fresh water generation. However, new technology is being explored to utilize renewable energy sources for powering systems.
Still, for home residential water use, AWG wattage ranks anywhere from 300 watts to 1200 watts depending on the size of the device and its generation capacity. In other words, they rank on the scale of a PC desktop computer system, or a home entertainment system complete with plasma TV and XBox. When doing a cost analysis to find out if the energy use is worth it, usually it proves to be less expensive than buying bottled water, but siginificantly more expensive than tap water with a filtration system.
However, many systems also utilize automatic features that minimize power use. For example, most come with sensors that detect when the holding tank is full and shut off. Another model listed below checks the dew point every few minutes and adjusts its coil temperature so that water generation is maximized throughout the day and wasted energy is minimized.
Does a water maker generate enough water for a household's needs?
For drinking and cooking, a water generator under ideal conditions can often generate as much water as a small family needs.
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Therapeutic Reviews
Special Series: Tribute to J Randall Curtis
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American Academy of Hospice and Palliative Medicine
COVID-19| Volume 60, ISSUE 2, e1-e6, August 2020
Development and Implementation of a Clinician-Facing Prognostic Communication Tool for Patients With COVID-19 and Critical Illness
Lindsay M. Gibbon, MD
Lindsay M. Gibbon
Division of General Internal Medicine, Department of Medicine, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington, USA
Cambia Palliative Care Center of Excellence, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington, USA
Katherine E. GrayBuck, MDiv
Katherine E. GrayBuck
Department of Spiritual Care, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington, USA
Laura I. Buck, MD
Laura I. Buck
Kuang-Ning Huang, MD, MPH
Kuang-Ning Huang
Department of Family Medicine, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington, USA
Neela L. Penumarthy, MD, MAS
Neela L. Penumarthy
Division of Bioethics and Palliative Care, Department of Pediatrics, University of Washington, Seattle Children's Hospital, Seattle, Washington, USA
Shirou Wu, MD
Shirou Wu
J. Randall Curtis, MD, MPH
J. Randall Curtis
Address correspondence to: J. Randall Curtis, MD, MPH, Professor of Medicine, A. Bruce Montgomery – American Lung Association Endowed Chair in Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine, Director, Cambia Palliative Care Center of Excellence, Division of Pulmonary, Critical Care, and Sleep Medicine, Harborview Medical Center, University of Washington, Box 359762, 325 Ninth Avenue, Seattle, WA 98104, USA.
Division of Pulmonary, Critical Care, and Sleep Medicine, Department of Medicine, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington, USA
Published:May 10, 2020DOI:https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jpainsymman.2020.05.005
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Effective prognostication for a novel disease presents significant challenges, especially given the stress induced during a pandemic. We developed a point-of-care tool to summarize outcome data for critically ill patients with COVID-19 and help guide clinicians through a thoughtful prognostication process. Two authors reviewed studies of outcomes of patients with critical illness due to COVID-19 and created a visual infographic tool based on available data. Survival data were supplemented by descriptions of best- and worst-case clinical scenarios. The tool also included prompts for clinician reflection designed to enhance awareness of cognitive biases that may affect prognostic accuracy. This online, open-source COVID-19 Prognostication Tool has been made available to all clinicians at our institution and is updated weekly to reflect evolving data. Our COVID-19 Prognostication Tool may provide a useful approach to promoting consistent and high-quality prognostic communication across a health care system.
Patients and families with serious illness rely upon health care teams to provide accurate information about prognosis. Skillfully delivered prognostic information prompts patients and families to imagine how their lived experience will change on each potential treatment path, thereby empowering them to fully participate in shared decision making about the path that aligns best with the patient's values and goals.
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Unfortunately, clinicians face formidable challenges when attempting to deliver clear prognostic information to the families of critically ill patients with COVID-19. Existing data about survival rates are rapidly evolving and difficult to interpret with confidence because of variability in care settings and incomplete patient follow-up in most studies.
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The limited experience of any given clinician with long-term outcomes of patients with this novel disease inherently limits the value of experiential prognostication. Moreover, important data about quality-of-life outcomes will take months or years to develop due to the lengthy convalescent period for most critically ill patients with COVID-19.
Given the limited data available about COVID-19 and the heightened emotional challenges of caring for patients in a pandemic, clinicians may be particularly vulnerable to cognitive biases during the process of prognostication. Early in our institution's experience with the COVID-19 pandemic, our palliative care consult team noticed several recurring themes of cognitive bias during interdisciplinary team discussions. Recognizing the importance of providing the most objective and consistent prognostic information possible to patients and families, we created a COVID-19 Prognostication Tool designed to accomplish four objectives. First, the tool collates the latest peer-reviewed prognostic information about critically ill patients with COVID-19 into a concise, easily accessible, up-to-date prognostication guide. Second, the tool guides clinicians through a careful process to mitigate the effects of cognitive biases on their ability to communicate about prognosis with patients and families. Third, the tool prompts clinicians to translate population-based statistical information into best-case, worst-case, and most likely scenarios for a given patient.
Fourth, the tool encourages providers to seek information about patient values that can inform clinician recommendations for medically appropriate, value-concordant care. This report describes the development and implementation of a point-of-care COVID-19 Prognostic Tool to guide best practices of relaying prognostic information to the families of critically ill patients with COVID-19 and makes this tool available to others for adaptation and implementation.
Cognitive Bias and Prognostication
We identified three cognitive biases
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that we observed impacting clinical team discussions of prognosis for critically ill patients with COVID-19 at our institution: anchoring bias, availability bias, and false consensus bias. The Prognostication Tool was designed to explicitly address these three biases described here.
Anchoring Bias
Early in the pandemic, "Crisis Standards of Care" was a frequent topic of discussion as our institution prepared for a predicted surge of patients with COVID-19. Clinicians contemplated the frightening possibility of reaching a crisis state where resource scarcity would prevent us from offering advanced life support to chronically ill, elderly patients with the poorest prognoses. The impact of these emotionally charged discussions was significant. Even when staffing, ventilators, and other resources remained at objectively adequate levels, providers often continued to subconsciously anchor on a "Crisis Standards of Care" mindset, proposing limits on aggressive treatment modalities due to concerns about future resource scarcity rather than actual scarcity or patient values.
Availability Bias
Clinicians who have recently cared for a dying patient with COVID-19 can grow more pessimistic about outcomes for all critically ill patients with COVID-19 and may be more likely to overestimate subsequent individual patients' mortality risk. At times, a feeling of therapeutic nihilism seemed predominant on our health care teams, prompting moral distress among physicians, nurses, and others. Some family members also perceived disproportionate provider pessimism and warned against the perpetuation of self-fulfilling prophecies.
False Consensus Bias
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Providers with strong personal beliefs about minimum acceptable quality of life are at risk of making potentially inaccurate assumptions that their patients have similar values, especially in times of stress. During the COVID-19 pandemic, family visitation restrictions have heightened the risk of false consensus bias because these infection control measures inherently reduce opportunities for family members to interface with the medical team and initiate discussions about their loved one's values and goals. Patients and families with limited English proficiency, disproportionately affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, face an additional barrier of needing an interpreter to communicate with the health care team. Owing to these communication challenges, clinicians in the COVID-19 pandemic are less likely to learn about their patient's values and may subconsciously fill in knowledge gaps with inaccurate assumptions based on their own personal values.
Development of a Clinician-Facing COVID-19 Prognostication Tool
Our COVID-19 Prognostication Tool was developed as a point-of-care guide to help frontline clinicians respond to the cognitive challenges of prognosticating during an evolving pandemic. The tool is a concise, open-source document that can be viewed online.
Gibbon L.M.
GrayBuck K.E.
Buck L.I.
COVID-19 prognostication tool.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=15G9EuV6azumpdlIiOJsABrhPaTXd-rAG
The current tool at the time of publication is captured in this article, but the open-source tool will be updated as new data emerge.
Fig. 1 provides an explicit reminder that resource scarcity should only dictate care decisions if the health care system is operating under extraordinary circumstances that require Crisis Standards of Care.
Lo B.
A framework for rationing ventilators and critical care beds during the COVID-19 pandemic.
JAMA. 2020; https://doi.org/10.1001/jama.2020.5046
Such decisions should be made on a regional basis and not for one hospital in isolation. In all other circumstances, our goal should be to provide medically appropriate care that aligns with the patient's values (Figure 1). This reminder was placed at the beginning of the tool to explicitly name the risk of anchoring on Crisis Standards of Care and provide clinicians with the more appropriate, alternative reference point of values-based care.
Fig. 1The philosophy of care in the COVID-19 pandemic.
Figs. 2 and 3 provide a visual summary of outcome data from existing cohort studies of critically ill patients with COVID-19.
Studies were identified using a daily literature search that included ("COVID-19" OR "SARS-CoV-2") AND ("critical care" OR "ICU" OR "critically ill") AND ("outcome" OR "mortality" OR "survival"). Outcome data for critically ill patients with COVID-19 were reviewed independently by two authors, one trained in critical care, with a focus on clinical predictors of mortality. Based on published outcome data, we identified two broad categories of patients with contrasting prognostic trajectories useful to clinicians: 1) patients with COVID-19 receiving mechanical ventilation with isolated lung involvement (generally <60 to 70 years old) and 2) patients with COVID-19 receiving mechanical ventilation with multiorgan involvement and/or patients who were >70 years old. For each group, we created a visual summary of the approximate likelihood of successful extubation, death in the hospital, or prolonged intubation of more than two weeks with uncertain final outcome (Fig. 2). Reviewers reached consensus about the two categories of patients and their respective prognoses through discussion of the literature. The tool is updated weekly to reflect newly published results.
Fig. 2Understanding the distribution of the severity of illness in the symptomatic population with COVID-19.
Fig. 3Estimating the prognosis for patients with COVID-19 who are intubated and in the ICU. ICU = intensive care unit.
Fig. 3 also contains clinical descriptions of best-case and worst-case scenarios for elderly patients with COVID-19 receiving mechanical ventilation. These were based on both published data and the clinical experience at our institution. The best-case scenario for patients who require a prolonged course of intubation describes a typical recovery period after severe acute respiratory distress syndrome, emphasizing that recovery is often prolonged, on the order of months, with a new baseline that will likely include new functional deficits.
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This descriptive clinical scenario is provided in conjunction with estimated survival rates to provide a tangible reminder to clinicians of how a potential recovery might look. While recognizing that the likelihood of recovery may be small in some cases, we explicitly point out the possibility of recovery as a counterbalance to availability bias for clinicians who have recently cared for a dying patient and may be susceptible to inappropriate therapeutic nihilism.
Fig. 4 is designed to prompt clinicians to challenge their availability bias and false consensus bias. This figure names the cognitive and emotional burden involved in caring for a large volume of seriously ill or dying patients and introduces a framework intended to mitigate the negative effect that demoralization and cognitive biases may have on a clinician's ability to prognosticate for an individual patient. First, the framework directs providers to imagine best-case, worst-case, and most likely scenarios for the individual patient. Second, clinicians are asked to consider whether each treatment option is likely to "work" for the patient on a physiologic level. These two steps attempt to enhance provider awareness of inappropriate therapeutic nihilism by prompting providers to go through the cognitive step of considering the likelihood of benefit from each treatment option. Third, the framework attempts to challenge false consensus bias by explicitly directing the provider to ask for the patient and family's perspective on minimum acceptable quality of life, rather than relying on assumptions that may have been made by the clinical team.
Fig. 4Understanding our biases in estimating prognosis for patients with COVID-19.
The point-of-care COVID-19 Prognostication Tool has been disseminated to frontline clinicians at our institution, as well as a local community hospital, and will be updated weekly to reflect newly published outcome data. Clinicians at our institution are invited to use the tool as a source of information about major prognostic trajectories for this novel disease, as well as a reminder of the need to continuously recalibrate our clinical impressions as new peer-reviewed evidence emerges. Qualitative feedback on the tool has been positive, but we were not able to conduct a rigorous evaluation in the context of our pandemic response.
Our COVID-19 Prognostication Tool has several important limitations. First, the visual summary of patient outcomes is based on limited data from early studies and is likely to change as the pandemic evolves. Moreover, patient outcome data vary widely across studies due to length of study follow-up and regional differences in resource availability, treatment protocols, and approaches to withdrawal of life-sustaining treatment. Our team strives to update our visual summary of patient outcomes at least weekly with a concerted effort to capture pervasive, big-picture trends in survival. However, our interpretation of the data inevitably involves some degree of subjectivity. Second, this prognostication tool can only be useful when it is thoughtfully applied to the patient population and clinical circumstances for which it is intended: critically ill patients with COVID-19. Third, up-to-date and accurate prognostic information is only one step in effective prognostic communication with patients and family members. Supportive and effective communication of prognostic information is an important skill with multiple components, many of which are not addressed by this tool.
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Fourth, our prognostication tool focuses on three cognitive biases that we observed at our institution but may not be universally applicable to all centers; reflection prompts may need to be adapted depending on the cognitive biases that are prevalent within each institutional culture. Finally, our evaluation of this tool is subjective and preliminary. Our goal was to share the tool quickly for others to adapt, implement, and evaluate in the context of this novel pandemic. Additional evaluation will be important to understand and improve the effectiveness of the tool.
We have developed and implemented a point-of-care prognostic communication tool for clinicians caring for critically ill patients with COVID-19. Although this tool will need to be updated as additional evidence emerges, we present the tool and its development as a model of one approach to promote consistent and high-quality prognostic communication across a health care system. Our hope is that the tool will help clinicians develop an approach to communication about prognosis that is practical and patient- and family-centered. The best-case, worst-case, most likely scenario approach
supports this tool by prompting clinicians to be objective and descriptive about likely clinical trajectories, providing patients and families with the information they need to imagine the implications of COVID-19–related critical illness and participate in informed decisions about values-based care. Studies to evaluate the utility of prognostic communication tools like this are needed.
Disclosures and Acknowledgments
The authors have no financial conflicts of interest with commercial entities. Dr. Curtis has received grant funding from the National Institutes of Health, the Cambia Health Foundation, and the National Palliative Care Research Center.
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(and https://1drv.ms/p/s!Ag1y6lMGssIfynM84CWqvdQ9Mz4z?e=Xg7ceV Accessed May 19, 2020)
Accepted: May 4, 2020
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jpainsymman.2020.05.005
© 2020 American Academy of Hospice and Palliative Medicine. Published by Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.


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V místě dnešního areálu se nacházela pevnost římského Londinia. Okolo roku 200 bylo tehdejší město obehnáno zdmi, které v místě současného Barbicanu přerušovala brána Cripplegate. Současný název (stejně jako české slovo barbakan) odkazuje na původní latinský termín pro opevněnou vstupní bránu do města. V místě současného barbicanu se nacházela pravděpodobně strážní věž. Normané lokalitu označovali pojmem Basse-cour. Tento název v moderní anglické podobě (The Base Court) se používal i ve středověku, později zde vzniklo panské sídlo. To bylo nakonec zničeno a nahrazeno domem Willoughby House.

Po druhé světové válce byl prostor dnešního Barbicanu značně poničen leteckými nálety. V roce 1951 byla zahájena diskuze nad budoucností lokality, dne 19. září 1957 padlo rozhodnutí původní zástavbu odstranit a nahradit novou obytnou čtvrtí.

Současný komplex byl budován v letech 1965 až 1976 na ploše 14 hektarů. Vznikl podle návrhu kanceláře architektů Chamberlin, Powell and Bon. Zástavba byla nejprve realizována v prostoru ulice Golden Lane. První fáze areálu byla dokončena v roce 1969; vzniklo zde 2014 bytů ve kterých žije okolo čtyř tisíc lidí. Betonová podoba jednotlivých bloků plně odpovídala architektonickým trendům v Británii 60. a 70. let minulého století. Poslední etapa byla realizována v severní části areálu, v prostoru s názvem Frobisher Crescent. V rámci ní byla také zrealizována občanská vybavenost; restaurace, společenská a kulturní centra.

Stavební práce trvaly deset let, vyžádaly si náklady ve výší 156 milionů liber a otevření komplexu se zúčastnila i britská královna Alžběta II.

Areál byl zapsán jako objekt zvláštního významu v roce 2001.

Doprava
V blízkosti areálu se nachází stanice metra stejného názvu.

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Criminals – Correctional Institutions
CHAPTER 13-8
SECTION 13-8-14
§ 13-8-14. Release criteria.
(a) A permit shall not be issued to any prisoner under the authority of §§ 13-8-9 -13-8-13 unless it shall appear to the parole board:
(1) That the prisoner has substantially observed the rules of the institution in which confined, as evidenced by reports submitted to the board by the director of the department of corrections, or his or her designated representatives, in a form to be prescribed by the director;
(2) That release would not depreciate the seriousness of the prisoner's offense or promote disrespect for the law;
(3) That there is a reasonable probability that the prisoner, if released, would live and remain at liberty without violating the law;
(4) That the prisoner can properly assume a role in the city or town in which he or she is to reside. In assessing the prisoner's role in the community the board shall consider:
(i) Whether or not the prisoner has employment;
(ii) The location of his or her residence and place of employment; and
(iii) The needs of the prisoner for special services, including but not limited to, specialized medical care and rehabilitative services; and
(5) That any and all restitution imposed pursuant to § 12-19-32 has been paid in full, or satisfactory arrangements have been made with the court if the person has the ability to pay. Any agreement shall be in writing and it is the burden of the person seeking parole to satisfy the parole board that this requirement has been met. Any person subject to the provisions of this section may request an ability to pay hearing, by filing the request with the court which imposed the original sentence.
(b) In the case of a prisoner sentenced to imprisonment for life who is released on parole and who is subsequently convicted of a crime of violence as defined in § 11-47-2, the conviction shall constitute an automatic revocation of parole and the prisoner shall not be eligible for parole thereafter.
(c) In the case of a prisoner convicted of a crime of violence as defined in § 11-47-2 and subsequently released on parole, should the prisoner, while on parole, commit an offense which results in a sentence of imprisonment for life, the conviction shall constitute an automatic revocation of parole and the prisoner shall not thereafter be eligible for parole.
History of Section.
(P.L. 1976, ch. 223, § 2; P.L. 1980, ch. 292, § 1; P.L. 1989, ch. 419, § 1; P.L. 1995, ch. 94, § 2.)


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The 62-year-old has officially joined the cast. The cast already includes Zoe Kravitz who is set to star as Selina Kyle aka Catwoman, Paul Dano who will play the Riddler, Colin Farrell who will act as the Penguin, Jeffrey Wright who will act as commissioner Gordon, and Andy Serkis as Alfred.
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Unique! 15 Types of Aceh Musical Instruments You Must Know
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The Aceh region, which is located in the western part of Indonesia, has a variety of interesting cultures to study. This cannot be separated from the history of Aceh, which was once a great power during the kingdom era. And, got various cultural influences from outside nations.
One of the cultures that Aceh has is a musical instrument. In Aceh, there are a variety of musical instruments that are used as accompaniment to traditional ceremonies or for mere entertainment. The following is an Acehnese musical instrument, which is interesting to learn.
Types of Aceh Musical Instruments and How to Play Them
1. Bereguh
Bereguh is an Acehnese musical instrument made from buffalo horns. In the past, this equipment was used as equipment in hunting. However, in its development, Bereguh is also used as a musical instrument.
This instrument is used by blowing it on the curved and tapered ends. It's just that, the tone generated is very limited, and depends on the technique when blowing it.
2. Serune Kalee
This musical instrument is known more widely in the Pidie, West Aceh, North Aceh and Aceh Besar areas. The Serune Kalee is a musical instrument that is not much different from the clarinet. This Acehnese trumpet is often used for traditional music performances, with the accompaniment of Rapai, Geundrang, and other traditional musical instruments.
3. Bangsi Alas
Bangsi Alas musical instruments are widely developed in the Las Valley, Southeast Aceh. This musical instrument made of bamboo was used as a musical accompaniment in the Landok Alun Dance. This typical Aceh flute has 7 holes, where 6 of them are tone holes, and the rest are blow holes.
4. Tambo
Tambo is a tool that is used as a sign of the arrival of prayer times. In addition, this tool is also often used to gather residents to Meunasah, a kind of place of worship for Muslims, to discuss problems developing in a village. Tambo is played by beating and made from the stick of iboh, rattan and cowhide.
5. Teganing
Tgeaning is a musical instrument that is generally used to accompany Gayo dances. To make it, it takes a piece of bamboo with a fairly old age, large diameter, and long segment. To play it, you need a pegeul or stick as a bat.
6. Kecapi Olah
In the Alas region, Aceh is also developing a traditional musical instrument called the Kecapi Olah. This instrument is also used to accompany traditional dances, which are played by beating.
7. Kecapi Aceh
The Aceh kecapi is a traditional musical instrument which originated from Tamiang, East Aceh. This musical instrument requires bamboo which is quite old as raw material, from the type of bamboo by fortune or olog reglu.
Generally, this tool is mostly played on the terrace, as entertainment after the completion of a job. Usually, those who play it are women.
Even though it is classified as a traditional instrument, this instrument has proven to be still in demand today. As with other regional cultures that are discussed in Selasar.com. See the discussion about Tari Tradisional, famous Indonesian traditional dance, there.
8. Genggong
Genggong is a musical instrument in the ideophone category, which is played by picking. This tool requires bamboo as a base material, then added palm fronds and metal or wood.
How to play it, by bringing the Genggong closer to the oral cavity, then pulling the rope on the hook, causing a sound. The mouth of the player this tool functions as a resonator.
9. Calempong
Calempong is a musical instrument from Aceh Tamiang, which is usually played by young women. This tool is in the form of several pieces of wood, from 5-7 cm, 5-7 cm long and 6-8 cm long.
Women who want to play it must sit with their legs stretched out in front of you. Then, put the Calempong on the feet, in order from the largest to the smallest. Then, you just have to tap the tool to produce a sound.
10. Rapai
Rapai is a kind of frame drum musical instrument, which is played by tapping it with your hands. This instrument is often played during traditional ceremonies, such as weddings, circumcisions, night markets, traditional dances, and so on.
This equipment is played in an ensemble formation of about 8-12 people, which is combined with the game of longing or serune kalee buloh. Uniquely, the echo sound that is reflected from this tool can be heard up to a radius of 5-10 km.
11. Taktok Trieng
Taktor Trieng is a traditional musical instrument from Aceh Besar Pidie and Aceh Regency. Now, to play this tool, you only need to hit it.
12. Geundrang
Usually, Geundrang is often found in several areas such as Pidie, Aceh Besar, and Aceh Utara. This equipment is tubular, about 40-50 cm long and 18-20 cm in diameter.
At both ends of this tool, it is also equipped with a rattle to create a jingle sound. This musical instrument made of jackfruit wood, goat skin, thin cow skin, and rattan, is uniquely able to produce sounds that can be heard within a 3-4 kilometer radius.
13. Canang
Canang is a musical instrument that belongs to Tamian, Aceh, Gayo and Alas residents. This instrument is similar in shape to a gong, except that it is smaller in size. In addition, if the gong is played in a hanging position, it is different from the canang which is played in a position that is placed on the floor.
This musical instrument is made of brass, and is often used to accompany music in local traditional dances. In addition, Canang sometimes also functions as a marker for residents to gather in the square or to welcome the king.
14. Arbab
Arabab is a stringed instrument, made of wood, coconut shell, goat skin, and strings. In ancient times, this equipment was widely used as a companion to traditional songs. In addition, Arbab is also widely used in public party occasions or community entertainment.
15. Rebana Kompang
Rebana or tambourine actually originated from the Middle East, and began to enter the Aceh region when Arab traders began arriving in Nanggroe Aceh Darussalam. In Aceh, this tool is widely used as accompaniment to traditional music, both for weddings and other traditional ceremonies.
That is information about Aceh musical instruments. Hopefully it will be useful and provide new insights for all readers. We also hope that this article will also contribute to preserving Indonesian culture. Thank you for stopping by and reading this article.
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Q: Why does IIS7 take a long time It looks likes if I don't visit my low traffic site for a day, it takes a long time for the first page to load. I believe it's probably because IIS7 shuts down the application when it receives no requests for a certain length of time.
How can I stop this from happening?
I have a dedicated server so I have all the access required to change things in IIS

A: The app pool goes to sleep basically because it has no new requests to process in a certain amount of time.
There is a plug-in for iis that can fix this:
IIS: Application Initialization Module for IIS 7.5
Works great for both new deployments and idle applications.

A: There are two ways that you can handle this.

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*Modify the "Idle Timeout" value within the application pool.  By default it will shutdown the application if there are no requests for 20 minutes

*If you are using ASP.NET 4.0 you can use the new Auto-Start behavior to keep the app "Always Running" you can see this blog post for examples on how to configure it.

A: Take a look at the application pool, check the advanced settings->process model->idle timeout (minutes).  Set this higher than 20 mins.  Sounds like the worker process is shutting down because its idle.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc771956(WS.10).aspx
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The Nottingham Lions are pleased to announce the return of veteran forward Neil Adams for the 2014/15 season.
The second West Midlands native to sign for the club this summer, his name will be familair to many, after his twelve apperances in a Nottingham jersey last season before leaving the club in December, citing personal reasons.
Once again, the 32 year-old brings a proven pedigree to the club having played in a string of successful campaigns for the Solihull Barons, including a career high of 46 points in 23 games in 2008/09.
Adams was also selected for Great Britain at both Under 18 and 20 level in the World Junior Championships and is armed with the experience that will help guide the young Lions currently coming through the ranks.
"Last season didn't quite go my way in scoring and I let it get the better of me, I owe Matt, Glossy, Simon and Danny massively for the second chance".
"This month I started weights and fitness training along with ice time, so come our first game I will be ready."
"It's going to be a young team this year and if I can help them relax during games and feel part of the senior team then I'm happy - if they play with a smile and with no fear then there's no limits to how good they can become."
"I stand by what I said last season that a focussed Neil Adams can be a real asset both on and off the ice and it's great to have him available to us once again."
"I know Neil will be glad to be back and with a point to prove to everyone, including himself - He's well aware he didn't do himself justice last season and it's our job to get the best out of him and he must play to his strengths and I'm sure once he gets back with the team he'll get that pearly smile back on his face!"
With the Laidler D2 campaign now just weeks away, the Lions pride roster is now beginning to take shape and with Luke Thomas and Adams now both signed and sealed, the recruitment process has added an impressive wealth of experience early on.
Keep checking back at nottinghamlions.co.uk over the coming days and weeks, with a large queue of signings ready to announce and at least four new faces to be added to the squad, it is sure to be a busy August in the Lions camp, as September's new season face off rapidly approaches.