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Thom Dunn 11:24 am Sat Dec 26, 2020
From National Geographic:
In the summer of 2016, a gold miner in Canada's Yukon Territory found an unexpected treasure. While blasting a wall of permafrost with a water cannon to release whatever riches might be found inside, Neil Loveless saw something melting out of the ice. It wasn't a precious mineral, but the oldest and most complete wolf mummy ever discovered.
Loveless quickly placed the frozen pup in a freezer until paleontologists could have a look. They found that the well-preserved animal was a juvenile female, part of a vanished ecosystem dating to a time when northwestern Canada was home to American mastodons and other Pleistocene megafauna. The local Tr'ondëk Hwëch'in people named the 57,000-year-old pup Zhur, meaning "wolf" in the language of their community.
This Eurasian pup—which must have crossed the Bering land bridge to the Yukon during a time that we're still learning about—is the most intact mummified animal body of its kind that scientists have yet of find. That preservation can lead to new discoveries about the seven-week-old's diet (almost certainly still frozen within its cadaver):
Zhur's body also tells us about her life. Only about seven weeks old when she died, the pup had just passed weaning age, when she would have begun eating more solid foods. The geochemical signatures in her teeth indicate that she subsisted on meals from rivers and streams, perhaps fish like the Chinook salmon that still spawn in the rivers near where she was found. Many modern wolves in the interior of Alaska have similar diets, noshing on fish more often than big game.
Zhur existed at ancient intersections, not just between cold glacial periods, but between populations of wolves that are now separated. By studying the pup's genes, scientists can gain a greater understanding of her place in the ancient world and what has changed since then."Ancient DNA is bringing to life the dynamism of the Late Pleistocene that was mostly invisible from just the bones," Barnett says.
57,000 year-old wolf puppy found frozen in Yukon permafrost [Riley Black / National Geographic]
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Ellie Simmonds is ready for one more Paralympics after round-the-world gap year
Interview: Paralympic five-time gold medallist says she is back in a good place as she prepares for the World Championships in London
Ellie Simmonds has been swimming at close to her best times this year before the World Championships (Photo: Getty)
By Matt Butler
At the grand old age of 21, Ellie Simmonds had had enough with swimming. She had been to three Paralympic Games, winning eight medals – five of them gold. She was tired of the routine, the pressure and the weight of expectation to the extent that getting in the pool and racing felt a "life-or-death" situation for her.
Simmonds has been the poster girl for British Paralympic sport since the Beijing Games 11 years ago, when she burst on the scene as a 13-year-old. She has become a household name, was awarded an MBE at the age of 14 and had broken two world records in the pool before she had turned 18. No wonder she was tired of the smell of chlorine after the Rio Paralympics. In her words, after Rio, she was in a "bad place".
So after the 2016 Games, she packed her backpack, bought a plane ticket and headed out to see the world. "After Rio I was at that stage, do I retire from the pool and do something else?" she said. "I was at that stage in my swimming, where it was a life-or-death situation, I thought if I don't swim well then it is the end of the world. That is a negative way to be in. Having that break made me realise it is just swimming, it is just sport. And you have to love it and enjoy it."
Simmonds' gap year took her all over the world, with a refreshing lack of the routine that had ruled her life for almost as long as she can remember. And like so many others who have followed the well-trodden path east to Asia and Australia with their belongings on their back, she came back with a new perspective on her life and career.
"I went to South Africa, China, America, Mexico, Thailand, Vietnam, Australia – a whole variety of places," she said. "I got to experience so many different things, from working with an ocean conservation charity in South Africa to travelling around Australia, backpacking and going on trains in Vietnam.
"I had been so… not controlled, but from a young age, all I had known was swimming and that routine. I wanted to wake up and think 'what should I do today?' It was having that freedom of being a normal 21-year-old and being able to do what I wanted.
"I did miss the routine and I did miss the sport, because I am a person who hates being late and I like having times that I have to be places. But it made me realise that if you are a bit late, don't panic, it is OK. Now that I am back I don't have to do things so regimented."
Now Simmonds is back as one of the elder members of the British para-swimming team – her compatriot and rival Maisie Summers-Newton has since broken Simmonds' S6 200m medley world record – and ready to renew her dominance of the sport at the World Championships, which begin in London on Monday.
And she has a fourth Paralympics in her sights with Tokyo 2020 looming.
"I think having a break from the sport and just being a normal 21-year-old, it can refresh you and make you realise why you do the sport," she added. "People say that a happy swimmer is a fast swimmer. That's me. I am not only really happy with my swimming but with my life. It is showing in the pool.
"After my achievements in Beiing, London and Rio, I have a lot of pressure on my shoulders. I know Paralympic sport and especially swimming is moving forward – we have the likes of, even on the British team, Maisie who is breaking all the world records. I knew that people expected me to get back to the level I was at. I was scared, but I thought I am going to do it for myself, not for other people."
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On the prospect of sharing a pre-race call room at the London Aquatic Centre with a friend and fellow Briton in 17-year-old Summers-Newton, Simmonds said: "Before I was really competitive but having a year out has changed me, I am now really relaxed in the call room.
"Having another British athlete in the call room is really nice because we can chat. I always want to do my best out there but to see Maisie do so amazingly makes me really proud of her and proud to be on the same team as her.
"It makes me feel old. I have been on the team since I was 12 and I remember looking at the older athletes. Now it has flipped round and I am one of the old athletes. I think I am the only one left from the Beijing team."
Even with her new-found calmness and positive attitude, stepping on to the platform at the Worlds after such a long absence will still be daunting for Simmonds: "I don't want to say it but I will probably be s**tting myself with nerves, but it will be exciting."
Ellie Simmonds OBE is competing in the 2019 World Para Swimming Allianz Championships, taking place from 9-15 September in London. Tickets start from £1 and are available at www.seetickets.com/go/2019worldparaswim
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Gianaris: Astoria Added to Bike-Share Expansion Plans
State Senator Michael Gianaris announced today that DOT has added Astoria to the map for Citi Bike expansion, with planning for station locations set to begin later this year.
State Senator Michael Gianaris says DOT now plans to include Astoria in phase two of bike-share expansion. Photo: ##http://www.nysenate.gov/senator/michael-gianaris##NY Senate##
Gianaris and Council Member Jimmy Van Bramer are among the city's most vocal boosters for expanding bike-share to their districts, located in western Queens. New stations in Long Island City would still count as part of system's promised first phase — 7,000 bikes and 420 stations by the end of the year.
To bring the system up to 10,000 bikes in a second phase — the size originally announced two years ago — DOT has said it will be looking at the Upper East Side, Upper West Side, Park Slope, Prospect Heights, Crown Heights, Cobble Hill, and Sunnyside — all of which were included in the initial round of station planning in 2011 and 2012. Today, Gianaris said in a press release that DOT will be expanding the phase two map to include Astoria as well.
DOT hasn't responded to a request for confirmation, but Gianaris said the agency told him "they will confirm that Astoria will be included in the next phase."
Update: "DOT will begin the planning process for Astoria's future inclusion in the bike share system. No timetable has been set for this neighborhood or the others in Queens," DOT spokesperson Scott Gastel said in an e-mail.
Gianaris didn't know how much of Astoria might be covered by the expansion. "I don't want to speak out of turn here; that's a decision DOT will make with the community," he said, but added that his discussions with the agency have included a broad swath of the neighborhood, including Steinway. "In fact, I could argue it's more important in the northern parts of the neighborhood," Gianaris said, stressing the benefits of bike-share to areas beyond the reach of the subway.
Gianaris also said that DOT's planning for station locations would begin later this year. "They were very big on stressing to us that they want to do everything collaboratively with the community," he said. "I imagine it would be along the lines of what they did in phase one." The initial planning process included more than 150 public meetings across the bike-share service area.
The schedule for funding and installing any bike-share expansion remains unclear. "The timeline on that is a little bit vague because they need to get phase one fully running," Gianaris said. So far, DOT has said that Sandy recovery money and additional sponsorships are being considered as funding sources for system expansion. The MTA indicated that it might cover some costs of bike-share expansion in North Brooklyn and Long Island City to help make up for weekend G train outages, but those weekend repairs have already started. We're awaiting word from the MTA about whether this is still a possibility.
Update: "Nothing new to report at this point," MTA spokesperson Kevin Ortiz said via e-mail. "Talks are ongoing with both DOT and elected officials."
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Motivate and DOT Squabble, Jeopardizing Success of Bike-Share Expansion
By Ben Fried	| Jul 1, 2015
A dispute between NYC DOT and the company that runs Citi Bike threatens to rob New York City's bike-share expansion of the very quality that's made the existing service so useful. The key issue is station density, and whether the stations where Citi Bike expands will be within easy walking distance of each other like in the rest […]
Citi Bike Could Expand to 86th Street This Summer
By Stephen Miller	| May 4, 2015
It looks like some parts of Manhattan north of 59th Street could be getting Citi Bike sooner than previously expected. At a town hall hosted by Council Member Helen Rosenthal last week, DOT Manhattan Borough Commissioner Margaret Forgione said Citi Bike would expand to 86th Street by August or September, and to 110th Street "probably in March," […]
Citi Bike Arrives on the Upper East Side and Upper West Side
By Stephen Miller	| Sep 1, 2015
Citi Bike has begun its expansion to the Upper East Side and Upper West Side. Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer, Council Member Ben Kallos, DOT Manhattan Borough Commissioner Margaret Forgione, DOT Deputy Commissioner for Policy Michael Replogle and Citi Bike General Manager Jules Flynn celebrated the first Citi Bike station on the Upper East Side with a photo-op […]
Citi Bike Will Start Rolling Out 139 New Stations August 10
By Ben Fried	| Jul 24, 2015
Hard to believe it's only been two years since bike-share launched in New York. After a tumultuous start roiled by software bugs and the bankruptcy of a key supplier, the city's bike-share system is finally on a more even keel and ready to expand. Today NYC DOT and Citi Bike announced a firm date when the next batch […]
New Citi Bike Stations Arrive in Harlem and Astoria
By David Meyer	| Sep 29, 2017
All told, this year Citi Bike is adding 140 new stations and 2,000 bikes, increasing the size of the system by about 20 percent.
Citi Bike Expansion Plan Gets Going on the Upper West Side [Updated]
By Larissa Zimberoff	| Jan 30, 2015
A public workshop last night set in motion the planning process for bike-share on the Upper West Side, part of Citi Bike's phase two expansion that will double the number of stations and reach up to 125th Street by 2017. NYC DOT said the station map for the neighborhood should be finalized sometime this fall […]


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Q: How can I duplicate the same items in list, change property values and add it to new list? I have a list of items that have an action. Currently, action property is set to null. What I want to do is copy the items in the list, change its action property to delete string and add it to a new list. I want to do it again with add. So the idea is to have list of same items but one with action delete and another with action add.
So have a list with items like this:
{
            "someNumber": "123456",
            "projectName": "Foo Bar",
            "action": "delete"
        },
     {
            "someNumber": "454546",
            "projectName": "Foo Bar",
            "action": "delete"
        },
     {
            "someNumber": "123456",
            "projectName": "Foo Bar",
            "action": "add"
        },
     {
            "someNumber": "454546",
            "projectName": "Foo Bar",
            "action": "add"
        }

Where I duplicated the 2 items above that initially had action = null but now there's one for delete and add.
I have this code snippet here:
List<Leader> leadersToDeleteForUpdating = newLeaders.stream().filter(l-> !"add".equals(l.getAction()) && l.getEndDate() == null).collect(toList());
leadersToDeleteForUpdating.forEach(l->l.setAction("delete"));

List<Leader> leadersToAddForUpdating = newLeaders.stream().filter(l-> !"add".equals(l.getAction()) && l.getEndDate() == null).collect(toList());
leadersToAddForUpdating.forEach(l->l.setAction("add"));

List<Leader> leadersToDeleteAndAddForUpdating = new ArrayList<>(leadersToDeleteForUpdating);
leadersToDeleteAndAddForUpdating.addAll(leadersToAddForUpdating);

Right now, it's overriding the item values with action = add and the action = delete items are not copied over. What am I doing wrong in this case?

A: The reason why you are getting all items with add is because you are modifying the same objects all the time. So you have two objects, to the same two objects you first set the action to delete, and then you set it to add. So by the time you add both lists, both lists are the same, so you end up with 4 items with add (if you started with two).
A simple way would be to clone these objects, and call that clone on each of them when you're streaming the lists, like this:
public class Leader {
    private String someNumber;
    private String projectName;
    private String action;

    public Leader(String someNumber, String projectName, String action) {
        this.someNumber = someNumber;
        this.projectName = projectName;
        this.action = action;
    }

    public Leader clone() {
        return new Leader(this.getSomeNumber(), this.getProjectName(), this.getAction());
    }
}

And then when you're streaming, map and clone them:
List<Leader> leadersToDeleteForUpdating = newLeaders.stream().map(l-> l.clone()).filter(l-> !"add".equals(l.getAction())).collect(Collectors.toList());
leadersToDeleteForUpdating.forEach(l->l.setAction("delete"));

List<Leader> leadersToAddForUpdating = newLeaders.stream().map(l-> l.clone()).filter(l-> !"add".equals(l.getAction())).collect(Collectors.toList());
leadersToAddForUpdating.forEach(l->l.setAction("add"));

If you want to do this in a more conventional way, you could use the Cloneable interface: https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/cloneable-interface-in-java/

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10 Things the Chinese Government Ignores About Web Censorship
Don Reisinger
The Chinese government issued a "white paper" this week to highlight its stance on Web censorship. The country discussed why it blocks Websites and why it will continue to block sites that include content it deems is aimed at "subverting state power, undermining national unity, infringing upon national honor and interests, inciting ethnic hatred and secession," among several other issues. Furthermore, the while paper said that the Internet is controlled by the state and that won't be changing anytime soon.
It's rather sad to see China make clear that its stance on the Internet is one of fear and distrust. The country has been blocking sites like Twitter, YouTube and Facebook for a while.
Recently, location-based social network Foursquare was blocked after users performed a silent protest over Tiananmen Square. Meanwhile, China made it clear that if the Internet is to be used for free expression by its people or even those outside the country, it will do everything it can to stop it.
China obviously doesn't understand the Web. Its ideas on censorship fly in the face of reality. And it's the main reason why its 384 million Web users, just 29 percent of its population, will continue to fight back.
Let's take a look at what China just doesn't get about Web censorship.
1. It never works
Web censorship might seem to work for China, but it really doesn't. If a Chinese citizen really wants to get the content he or she desires, the citizen will find a way around it. That has been a constant thorn in China's side throughout the years, as folks continue to find ways to thwart China's censors. Maybe it's time for China to realize that it won't get any better. Try as it might to stop content from leaking out into communities, it won't succeed.
2. It causes users to find workarounds
Following that, it's important for the Chinese government to know that citizens are finding workarounds all the time. In some cases, that's not such a big deal. But in many other cases, the techniques folks use aren't so safe. Whether it's running an IP address through servers around the world or any other technique, there are real risks involved in users trying to find ways around censorship. It can wreak havoc on a user's machine and easily spread those issues across the country. It happens all the time in the United States. Isn't it about time China realizes that it can (and does) happen within its own borders, as well?
3. The rest of the world is watching
China believes that what it's doing is in its own best interest. And since it believes that it owns the Internet in China, the government can do what it wants, when it wants, without fear of reprisal. That's a faulty belief. The world is watching as China limits the rights of its people. And although there isn't a lot that a single person can do, rest assured that collectively the rest of the world is doing its part fight the censorship. For example, Foursquare was blocked in China recently after users "checked in" to Tiananmen Square on the anniversary of the event. The vast majority of those folks were spoofing the service and saying they were in China when, in fact, they were in other areas around the world. China responded by banning Foursquare, but the point was made that Web censorship goes beyond China's borders.
4. It doesn't stop the debate
It's worth noting that Web censorship does little to curb the debate on whether or not China is really acting in its people's best interests. Although it has censored search results, sites have been banned and people have been limited by what they can say, the conversation on censorship continues in different corners of the Web where China can't find it. China might believe that it's effectively curbing outcry, but it's kidding itself.
Controlling the Internet: An Impossible Government Task
5. New services crop up every day
The fun never stops when China talks about its Web-censorship efforts. The country honestly believes that it can really stop all debate over the country's policies and practices. What a joke. Each day, new Web services crop up with just a few hundred or a couple thousand users that aren't even on China's radar. In fact, one report from a Chinese technology publication said that before China banned Foursquare, it only learned of the service from other social networks. In other words, the Chinese government is behind the times. And trying to stop every single service that might allow users to do something it doesn't like is an unattainable goal.
6. Invading a user's privacy is never a good idea
A key component in China's Web censorship is privacy. Based on what China said in its white paper, it would seem that the government simply isn't doing enough to maintain user privacy when it starts censoring content or ensuring that citizens are not using the Web for the wrong reasons. Admittedly, privacy isn't as big of a concern in China as it is in some other countries around the world, but it should be. Web privacy is a hot-button topic that has a direct impact on user security. To simply forgo privacy for the sake for censorship isn't doing anyone any favors.
7. Users care in China
The Chinese people care deeply about the Web censorship that's affecting their lives. After all, if they didn't, they wouldn't try time and again to find those sites that allow them to express themselves to the rest of the world. Although the government believes that it can control its people for the good of the nation, it's really only doing more harm than good. As Web censorship continues, the government is only putting itself in more peril. Right now just 29 percent of all Chinese people are on the Web, so it might not be such a concern. But as that number rises, the government might want to tread lightly.
8. Security plays a role
Security has seemingly been tossed aside in the Chinese government's desire to censor Web content. There is nothing less secure than a draconian policy that forces people to behave or act in a certain way on the Internet. Although it's a much smaller and less troublesome issue, corporations around the world are learning the hard way what kind of impact draconian business policies can have on a network. By locking down Web access, companies are forcing employees, who are upset with such rules, to engage in risky behaviors to do what they want. All the while, they're putting their networks at risk. The same can be said for China. Blocking safe content has never been a good idea from a security perspective. Why would China think that law doesn't apply to it?
9. It won't last forever
Try as it might to keep censorship in place for the long term, China will never be able to achieve it. The Internet is the next frontier in the country. And although a small portion of the population is accessing the Web right now, it will only be a matter of time before the entire country is wired. And when that happens, the Web will be used as a tool for freedom by citizens, rather than another place to keep them down by the government. Censorship is nothing more than a short-term solution to a much broader issue. The Chinese government can sit beyond the dam for only so long. Eventually, it will burst and the citizens will make the political climate for Web censorship untenable.
10. Adding companies to the mix is a bad idea
China currently puts some of the onus of Web censorship on companies doing business there. This is another misstep. Companies might play ball for a while, but they have a vested interest in turning a profit. As Google has shown, when censorship starts cutting into that profit, it's only a matter of time before it calls the government's bluff and does what it wants. Admittedly, it's easier for Google to follow such a strategy than a China-based firm, like Baidu. But they're all the same. And eventually, the companies will realize the error of their ways and start fighting back against China. It's inevitable.
Don Reisinger is a longtime freelance contributor to several technology and business publications. Over his career, Don has written about everything from geek-friendly gadgetry to issues of privacy and data security. He became an eWEEK contributor in 2009 producing slide shows focusing on the top news stories of the day. When he's not writing, Don is typically found fixing computers or playing an old-school video game.


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Delice d'Argental es un queso francés triple crema de la región de Borgoña. Está elaborado a mano con leche de oveja. La adición de crème fraîche a la cuajada durante la fabricación proporciona una riqueza adicional, desarrollando una textura excepcionalmente cremosa. Este queso tiene una corteza suave y florecida de color blanco amarillento. Es similar al queso Brie tanto en apariencia como en textura.

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The story of some of the greatest music performers and songwriters in American History.
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Graceland & Sun
In 2009, Charlie and I went to a family reunion in Jonesboro, Arkansas. We stayed with a good friend of mine (who also lives in Jonesboro), who does some singing with Charlie at the Canton Flea Market "First Monday" each month. They asked Charlie to bring his guitar so they could do some jamming. One of the side trips we made was to Elvis' Graceland in Memphis. The first thing that struck us about Memphis was the size of the Mississippi River as we crossed the bridge coming into town. It looked more like an ocean than a river. As we drove downtown Memphis, to the corner of Marshall and Sam Phillips Ave, Charlie saw something that caused him to yell out loud–"Sun Records". There on the right was a extra large guitar hanging from a sign. On the windows of the building it said "Sun Records". Charlie said" we've got to stop!". We did and what a thrill! This was where it all started for Elvis, Jerry Lee, Johnny Cash, Roy Orbison and a bunch of other big Rock & Roll entertainers. There were pictures and vinyl records by the original artists covering the walls. Most were autographed. Charlie felt he was on "hollowed ground". We left with some advertising along with some Sun guitar picks…a great start to a big memory. But the biggest memory will always be Graceland. Charlie was especially taken by the original 1955 pink Caddy. He remembers when Elvis drove it to San Angelo in 1955 for his appearance at the City Auditorium, where he sat on the hood and watched Elvis sign autographs for all the "frenzy & crazed" girls. I think this was when all us were teenagers, including Charlie, became indoctrinated into Rock & Roll music. What an entertainer! There will never be another one like ELVIS.
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Emerging Healthcare Technologies: Putting the Padlock on Health Security
OncologyLive, March 2007, Volume 8, Issue 3
It is the fastest growing crime across the country. It affects everybody. There is little you can do to prevent it, and you can't detect it until it's too late.
In fact, medical identity theft is so significant, it is the first information crime that could actually jeopardize your life. In the face of this growing epidemic, healthcare companies are jumping on the security bandwagon with RFID (radio frequency identification devices) technology, bar-coding, and related identity management schemes.
According to Healthcare IT News, this response is due in part to new advances in healthcare that are outpacing security procedures, leaving companies vulnerable to identity theft and other forms of data theft. The remedy? Tracking devices complete with patient medical history and identification that is electronically embedded on the medication bottle.
RFID provides a response to this frightening trend in identity breaching with tags that can be attached to a product for the purpose of identification, using radio waves. Chip-based RFID tags contain silicon chips and antennas. The tags have their own internal power source, used to fuel an outgoing signal, transmitting high-powered radio waves with an average battery lifespan of 10 years. As a result, this technology permits optimal tracking of medications in and out of warehouses and supplier divisions.
Pfizer is one of several pharmaceutical companies eager to implement such a technology. In preparation for its first RFID trial, Pfizer has started tagging individual bottles of Viagra. Th at way, supply chain partners can easily collect information for identifi cation when working with the company. Pfizer has also partnered with SupplyScape's RxAuthentication Service to verify the authenticity with RFID tags on the drugs they receive. The Service assigns a serial number to every pharmaceutical package, referred to as an Electronic Product Code (EPC), which can be authenticated before consumer distribution. It makes use of RFID tags to store the drug information, which can be verified by pharmacies through the Internet. To date, more than 300,000 authentications have been performed on RFID-tagged Viagra bottles. I guess you could say they're "raising the stakes."
"The use of reliable, high-performance RFID adds an important security layer [in combating counterfeit products and preserving brand integrity]," says Dimitri Desmons, VP for RFID Marketing at Impinj, Inc., a public relations and communications company. "Impinj's UHF [ultra-high frequency] Gen 2 products are ideal for pharmaceutical applications, because they are field-proven, exhibit high performance, meet or exceed rigorous industry standards and pass robust interoperability and functionality tests," he says. Impinj is a fabless (meaning they do not manufacture their own) semiconductors company, whose Self-Adaptive Silicon" technology is responsible for the output of their RFID products.
Founder and Editor of RFID Journal, Mark Roberti, advocates RFID use. "Kimberly-Clark is now tracking promotional displays using RFID and has found that in some cases the retailer gets the display out on time 99 percent of the time, and sometimes it is less than 60 percent of the time, depending on the type of promotion and product involved," he says. "K-C is now acting on the RFID data to get the displays to the retail floor on time when the promotional advertising hits." Kimberly-Clark was the fi rst US company to ship an item tagged with an EPC off a commercial line, in April 2004 (www.kimberly-clark.com).
Since then, the international organization has established the standards for RFID tags. The company is already able to selectively tag more than 144 of the items in its product line and has even built a 5,000-square-foot warehouse for the sole purpose of testing its use of RFID. Surely that's enough radio waves to power even the highest definition TV set.
Crime Keeps on Slippin'...
The next time you're at Wal-Mart arguing with the cashier over the posted price of granola bars, ($.06 less in the weekly circular than at the cash register), remember the barcodes don't lie. In fact, it's more likely the employee assigned to snack foods that week forgot to scan the new price into the system. A barcode is a machine-readable representation of information imprinted on a product (say a medication bottle), in the form of patterns of dots, circles, or hidden within images. Barcodes can be read by scanners called barcode readers, and are widely used to improve the accuracy of computer data entry. Medical Bar-code Systems, LLC, is making headway in identity theft with their barcoding TrackIt inventory management system. TrackIt is designed to track all physician or patient use, maintain a perpetual inventory, and replenish medication.
In the hospital setting, TrackIt provides inventory on a per-patient basis at each nurses' station and automatically replenishes hospitals' supply stock. The system also allows for manually created purchase orders to be tracked. "By incorporating [barcodes] directly into the package, the drug manufacturer has inventory visibility from the moment of receipt of the bottle--even before it is filled," says Desmons. "Higher tag throughput rates and higher read reliability allow manufacturers to improve filling line speeds and accuracy. Customers also benefit from the extensibility of a single system to support global supply chain applications from items to pallets and from the fill line to the pharmacy shelf. These benefits flow through to distributors, wholesalers, and pharmacies in the form of improved labor efficiencies and more accurate return and expiry control."
Federal Computer Week magazine calls healthcare identity management the "Holy Grail of healthcare administration." The seriousness of that management, as it applies to medication errors, is not lost on hospital staff. Northern Michigan Hospital in Petoskey, MI reduced medication errors significantly in 2006 with the use of barcoding, preventing 400 serious medical errors. Since implementing the technology in 1998, more than 21,000 medication errors and fi ve fatalities have been avoided at Northern. A reduction in medication errors can truly mean the difference between life and death.
...Into the Future
The application of RFID-based systems is projected to grow substantially in the United States from $2.7 billion in 2006 to $26 billion in 2016. A 2006 report by Booz Allen Hamilton predicts improved productivity and increased efficiency as a result of a continued need for data accuracy in healthcare.
According to Roberti, "RFID has been around for several decades. It has been a niche technology that's been used to solve specific business problems, such as ... tracking work in process and so on. When I launched RFID Journal five years ago, the market for low-frequency and high-frequency tags was pretty well-established. There were standards for access control systems and contactless payments, but using RFID in open supply chains, where the same tag is used to identify the goods as they move from manufacturer to distributor to retailer, was only a concept. Since then, the introduction of UHF tags with longer read range and standards for sharing RFID data has created a lot of optimism that RFID can bring new efficiencies to the supply chain, and there is now a tremendous amount of innovation in tag design, reader design and software."
With regard to the "ideal" RFID products for pharmaceutical and healthcare applications, Desmons mentions EPCglobal's Generation 2 (RFID). "The first development is the ratification and adoption of [Gen 2] specifi cation," he says. "A single, open standard with worldwide compliance that meets the requirements of high-volume supply chain users, Gen 2 defines the air interface and communications protocol used by RFID tags and readers to exchange information. Gen 2 resolves all of the shortcomings of the previous ... specifications by innovating and improving on global compliance, tag throughput, rewritability, security, privacy and robustness in high density reader environments." The emergence of products that operate exclusively in the UHF band is also making RFID a reality for healthcare professionals. "UHF products are far more robust and flexible than legacy high frequency (HF) products, and they also address security and authentication requirements," says Desmons. "UHF Gen 2 RFID products, such as the Impinj GrandPrix solution, also improve track and trace capabilities at the case, pallet, and item-levels and are, therefore, ideal for healthcare and pharmaceutical supply chain applications."
E-discovery--which involves electronic metadata discovery and how electronic data is stored--also plays a critical role in the healthcare security environment. E-discovery specifically concerns the access, use, disclosure, preservation, and litigation of data--including e-mail and other computer-generated documents that is transmitted, stored, and backed up electronically. New rules went into effect on December 1, 2006 concerning the format in which documents are produced as it applies to e-discovery. What this means for the world of healthcare technology is that electronic documents are now subject to discovery proceedings in litigation. Medical practices and other healthcare providers will be required to produce all relevant data under subpoena. The rules present an opportunity for Health Information Management (HIM) professionals to consult with legal counsel and information technology representatives in the development of policies and procedures that conform to these regulations.
In other words, after being converted to electronic formats such as "tiff" (tagged image file format) images or "pdf" (portable document format) files, documents must also be produced in an easy-to-use electronic format that facilitates searching and analysis. The argument, of course, is that this format somehow degrades searchability options and limits its user-friendliness. Gone are the days of hard copy documentation. The American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA) published a report in the September 2006 issue of the Journal of AHIMA, which suggested that healthcare professionals should follow certain policies in the destruction and storage of electronic records management. These policies include: "Identifying and documenting the method, location and native file format of information created (eg, .pdf, .tiff , .gif); Determining "good faith operations" of a company or organization's electronic information system; Establishing controls to measure compliance with records management storage, retention and destruction; if not followed, there is a potential liability.
The Coleman v. Morgan Stanley & Co., Inc., case of March 2005 set a landmark in e-discovery. The jury placed a $1.4 billion judgment against Morgan Stanley due to the financial company's misconduct and concealment surrounding potentially damaging e-mails. Following such a revolutionary case, HIM professionals are being called upon to ensure a systemized approach to electronic record management that conforms to state and federal legal requirements. HIM professionals should maintain ongoing competency in recognized electronic healthcare applications, such as HL7, HIPAA, ASTME, ANSI, and CCHIT. It is further suggested that HIMs establish a subpoena response plan for objections to producing certain types of data, including requiring a court order when expensive data requests are made. Because they are so aware of the ever-changing compliance responsibilities, there is a momentum to stay on top of e-discovery policy.
With change comes resolution, however. E-discovery provides the means to cover your ass--legally speaking. Bar-coding and RFID utilize monumental systems of reliability and authentication, respectively. As far as the likelihood of medication errors are concerned, these security measures have you protected from even the slyest identity thieves.


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The software will be broken down into several elements. Understanding each element and how it relates to the program is important.
Shift Bits- These are the shifts that employees will work.
Total Shift Seconds – This is the number of seconds that have elapsed on each shift. If the PLC was not in run mode then this would not function. This will be used to determine the percentage of the shift that the machine was running.
Shift Seconds Reset – Use the leading edge of the shift bit to reset the shift seconds and the total shift seconds.
Next we have to determine if the machine is running or not. If it is running then count the number of seconds for the shift.
The input X0 is a signal off of a proximity sensor for a length counter. Every pulse of the input will represent 0.303 meters of product.
Determine if the machine has stopped. If the count input stops counting for 2 seconds then the output stop bit turns on.
Timers are used for both the on and off condition of the input. The input can stop when the input is on or it can stop when the input is off.
Shift Seconds – This is the total number of seconds that the machine has run for each shift.
We will stop here and continue the PLC program in part 3.


Bored of the known and common tourist trails? Wish to explore new places? The offbeat destinations in India award an awe-inspiring experience. Skip the hustle-bustle of cities and luxuriate in unbelievable experiences. Vacations in these lesser-known vicinities of the country are truly remarkable. Dodge crowds, explore the raw natural beauty and exotic cultures and get to endure a plethora of distinct things.
So whether you like going places with your friends, family, or self, make sure you travel while you're still young. Lose yourself to find your own self. Live like there's no tomorrow. And whatever you explore today will last a lifetime with you.
Skiing, trekking, white water rafting… seek and you shall find the exact sort of adventure holiday that you are looking for not that far from your doorstep. That's right, you don't have to fly to Switzerland to ski or head for Kilimanjaro to go on breathtaking treks. India has amazing destinations that can give you the adrenalin rush and Facebook photos that you crave.
For a holiday in south India soaking in history and heritage, it would be pretty difficult to beat Madurai. The town is easily accessible and the main attractions can be covered in a couple of days, with time to spare for healthy and delicious breakfasts (the Tamil people seem dedicated to chutney innovations and it's worth it) and a spot of shopping.
Madurai was most prosperous, in wealth and culture, under the first and second rule of the Pandya kings, and later under the Nayaks.


Environmentalist Mok Ho-kwong and his wife spend their days in a small, rural house tucked between Fanling and Kam Tin. They tend their farmland, where they grow their own vegetables.
They cook their dinners using abandoned wood from garbage, and wash their hair with tea seed powder. They wash their clothes with baking soda in a nearby stream.
They haven't used toilet paper in over a decade, choosing instead to use water for cleansing.
Called "Ye Yan" in Cantonese – which translates to "Wild Man" – by those who know him, 34-year-old Mok is an environmentalist who has embraced what he refers to as "green living" for almost a decade. Mok, his wife and their six-month-old baby strive to live their lives in the most sustainable way possible by reducing their energy usage and waste. The house is sparse, with only a computer, a fridge, and some lights.
"Consumption does not mean happiness. Happiness actually comes from everywhere, and is not related to money or property," says Mok, who works as a nature educator and activity instructor for self-launched social enterprise Natural Network, which promotes nature.
"We don't need much money to live this way. We spend less than HK$8,000 per month.
We're definitely happier," adds Mok.
He was introduced to the concept by a teacher during his university years. Although he was always interested in environmental protection, the teacher inspired him to go beyond recycling and really embrace a more subsistent way of living in order to minimise his environmental impact.
Although he recognises that his lifestyle may seem extreme, there are many other ways people can live more sustainably, Mok says. He suggests buying second-hand, local or handmade products from small shops rather than chains. Mok also recommends bringing your own containers to the market when purchasing food, or your own bags to cut down on using new ones.
"I would like to show other people that such a lifestyle is happy and enjoyable, and one they are able to follow," Mok said.


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Q: Stomp 1.1 Fuse Message Broker 5.5 Does Apache Fuse 5.5 supports stomp 1.1 completely?
I am trying to send "NACK" from python client. The connection is made on version 1.1
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but when i send "NACK" it throws exception saying 2012-01-20 13:46:03,815 receiver ERROR Received server error - messageNACK received but connection is in v1.0 mode.
Please help me regarding this.

A: A bug was found for this and resolved today: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AMQ-3670


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Beebe documentary debuts, depicts rise from tar paper shack to governor
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by Steve Brawner (BRAWNERSTEVE@MAC.COM) August 22, 2019 9:53 am 923 views
Gov. Mike Beebe
Mike Beebe's rise from a tar paper shack in Amagon, Arkansas to the Governor's Mansion was depicted in an hour-long documentary debuting Wednesday (Aug. 21) at the Arkansas Cinema Society's annual Filmland festival.
AETN financed the $46,000 production, which will first broadcast on the network at 7 p.m. Aug. 29 and will stream on its website, aetn.org. It's part of its ongoing "Men and Women of Distinction" series.
Directed by first-time director Kathryn Tucker, the film describes Beebe's childhood raising by a single mom – a waitress without a high school education. Her travels took them both to Detroit, Alamogordo, New Mexico, and elsewhere before he was educated in the Newport school system. He never knew his biological father and had several stepfathers.
In the film, businessman Johnny Allison revealed that Beebe said during a late night study session at Arkansas State University that he wanted to be governor someday.
Before reaching that post, however, he would take a job at a Searcy law firm, become partner in two years, and win the largest jury verdict in Arkansas history at the time. He met and married his wife, Ginger.
His political career began when he was elected state senator without opposition after the incumbent dropped out of the race. He became the leader of the Senate thanks in part to his command of the budgeting process. Throughout his Senate career and one term as attorney general, he never had an opponent. His first tested campaign was in the 2006 race for governor, when he defeated now Gov. Asa Hutchinson. In 2010, he won re-election, sweeping all 75 counties in a year when Republicans swept into power in state and national elections.
"Arkansas voters are independent enough to distinguish between 'let's just vote this ticket or this tide,'" he explained in the film. "They'll distinguish that and vote for the person over that if they know that person well enough to make that distinction."
As governor, he presided over an administration that ushered in the state's Medicaid expansion through the program known as the "private option" and now known as Arkansas Works. During the height of the Great Recession, Arkansas was projected to be one of four states without a budget shortfall. His mantra was to "underpromise and overdeliver."
"I'm moderate to liberal on most social things, but I'm real conservative about money, and I suppose it's my upbringing," he said in the film.
The film does not have a narrator and features interviews with Ginger Beebe; Allison; Beebe chief of staff and former Sen. Morril Harriman; Collette Honorable, Beebe's chief of staff in the attorney general's office; Arkansas Democrat-Gazette columnist John Brummett; and former Beebe communications director Matt DeCample.
DeCample died earlier in March after a battle with cancer. The film debuted on what would have been DeCample's 45th birthday. The evening began with a short film paying tribute to him.
Prior to the screening, Beebe said he was interviewed five or six times during the four-year process. He said he was pleased with the project.
"Nobody does this by themselves," he said in an interview. "They may put me on the screen, but whether it was in my law practice or whether it was in the Senate, AG, governor or all the campaigns, there were so many people that made it happen besides me, so many raised money, so many people answered phones, so many people wrote letters. I hope they get a kick out of it and know that they were part of this whole phenomenon."
Since his first election as governor, Beebe has seen the Democratic Party go from a century-and-a-half of dominance to minority party status.
For a Democrat to win today, he said, "It would have to be cyclical and have to be the kind of Democrat that can reach across party lines. It'd have to be somebody who's culturally in tune with our people. … The right Democrat connecting with the people the right way can still win, but it's harder."
He initially declined to speculate on who those Democrats might be, but did say that Jared Henderson, the party's candidate for governor in 2018, is "very talented. Presents himself well, articulate, photogenic, smart, command of the issues. (Former state Rep.) Clarke Tucker did a good job. So yeah, there's some bright young talent out there."
Beebe, 72, said he would not be a candidate himself for any office.
"There's not a better political job than being governor," he said. "Everything else is downhill."
The film is Kathryn Tucker's directorial debut after working on more than 50 movies. AETN commissioned her for the project in 2015 for what was supposed to be a 30-minute production. As the work continued, she decided 30 minutes would not tell the story, so the funding was increased to pay for the longer length.
Tucker, an Arkansas native, has worked on projects that include the movie "This is 40" and the television show "Glee." This was the first time she worked on a nonfiction film, but she said many of the elements are the same.
"To me it's all about the story," she said in an interview. "It's about storytelling, so I really just tried to embrace the story of what was Mike Beebe's life, and make a movie about that, about his story, as opposed to specific things or specific times."
She moved back to the state from Los Angeles and in 2017 helped found the Arkansas Cinema Society, which seeks to bring film talent to Arkansas and exhibit and grow the film community here.
The Filmland festival continues through Sunday. Among the other films being screened are "Free Solo," the documentary about professional rock climber Alex Honnold with producer Evan Hayes making an appearance; the movie "Boy Erased" with director Joel Edgerton; and "Toy Story 4" with writer Andrew Stanton.
Tucker said the Society advocates for filmmaking and educates people about filmmaking as an industry and economic development opportunity.
"There's 250 people that work on every movie, and most of them make over six figures," she said. "They're well-paying jobs, so you don't have to be Julia Roberts. You can work behind the scenes."
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Take a minute to reflect on the physical activities you usually do in on a daily basis, if you have activities to build your muscles, whether or not you have children and also your age. You need to think back on your music collection and select the kind you find the most fulfilling. Some people will put so many responsibilities on themselves to the point that they forget to relax. During your free time, you can take dancing classes. When you dance, the whole body is involved and it passes for exercising. Even if you have a planned gym workout and morning jogs, you should take up dancing classes. The classes are not just great for your health but also for fun. A lot of people are taking dancing classes which means you will probably have other students in the class. Since you share a passion, developing friendships will not be a problem. When you have many friends, your social life will be fulfilled which is a great thing. These are not the kind of classes that will break your bank account. You can end up spending less money to pay for the classes if you utilize promo codes usually offered at the dance classes. Additionally, this will be achievable if you eliminate the non-essential things from your budget.
Dancing sessions will give you an opportunity to connect with your own body. When you are living in a world where you are scared of dancing in public, you can build your confidence through dancing and then unleash all your potential in the process. As time goes by and you get in touch with your body, you will be amazed at what you can with it. You won't even be shy to look clumsy of clunky. You will develop pride in your abilities through dancing. Dancing is a form of therapy too and it is also used in the medical setting. You do not need a happy pill when you can dance. It might be that you have emotional issues to address or physical ones but rest assured that dancing will make that easy for you. Thus, this is something you should be doing on a daily basis given the number of stresses you will come across every day.
You are free to decide when to have the classes and where. Therefore, no one will be pushing a schedule down your throat. This freedom is so liberating and you won't neglect important things just because you have paid for the classes. Also, you want to make sure you are in a position to cancel anytime you want. Given that everyone is a learner, you won't have to worry about being judged when you let go and dance to whichever tune you have in mind and this makes it your happy place.


The global variable frequency drive (VFD) market size was USD 18.32 billion in 2016. It is likely to progress at a CAGR of 6.7% over the forecast period. Increasing government regulations for reducing energy consumption to achieve a Net Zero Energy goal are one of the key trends stoking market growth. Additionally, growing penetration of connected devices in household, commercial, and industrial sectors, coupled with technological advancements, is projected to stir up the demand for variable frequency drives worldwide.
Global energy intensity, which is measured as primary energy demand needed to produce one unit of GDP, fell by around 1.8% in 2016. On a global scale, energy efficiency may lead to a reduction of greenhouse gas emissions by around 40.0% and electric drives consume around 70.0% of the global power generation. Thus, in order to reduce this energy consumption across various electric drives, variable frequency/speed drives are integrated into the system. Therefore, various investments to spread awareness regarding energy efficiency are on role.
Before the use of VFDs for pump applications, flow was controlled through valves by increasing system pressure. This procedure adversely affected pump efficiency. The technology incorporating variable frequency drives into pump systems has helped achieve desired flow by operating pump motor at variable speeds, thus resulting in reduced energy consumption.
Furthermore, increasing investments in energy efficiency are poised to augment the demand for energy efficiency, thereby bolstering the growth of the market. For instance, in 2016, total investment in energy efficiency amounted to USD 231 billion, where HVAC and control, lighting, and appliances recorded an investment of USD 22.86 billion, USD 27.42 billion, and USD 13.94 billion respectively.
With ever-increasing energy consumption and its unit rate, the operational engineers in various process industries are more tending towards use of variable frequency drives for optimum operation, productivity, and energy efficiency of machines. This is expected to fuel the demand for VFDs across applications such as HVAC and elevators.
The low power segment is estimated to dominate the market throughout the forecast period. This can be attributed to applications such as metals & mining, power generation, pumps, and conveyors. The market is dominated by Asia Pacific owing to a wide rate of adoption of VFDs in pumps, extruders, and conveyor applications across emerging economies such as India and South Korea and technologically advanced nations such as China and Japan. Thus, the global market for low power variable frequency devices is anticipated to reach USD 13.37 billion by 2025, registering a CAGR of 6.5% during the same period.
The AC drives segment is likely to emerge as the fastest growing segment in the variable frequency drive market over the forecast period. This is due to its widespread deployment in almost all forms of industries. Furthermore, its extensive application in medium and heavy industries, such as oil and gas, power generation, infrastructure, food & beverages, automotive, and pulp & paper is projected to support the growth of the segment. These industries host the maximum use of electric motors. In order to achieve high productivity and save energy costs, integration of variable frequency drives is being preferred.
Thus, the segment is poised to reach USD 22.96 billion by 2025, expanding at a CAGR of 7.1% over the forecast period. On the other hand, the demand for DC is limited by its high maintenance cost and large number of technical irregularities. The segment is expected to register a CAGR of 5.6% over the forecast period.
In order to improve penetration of VFDs in applications such as pumps, electric fans, conveyors, HVAC, and others, the European Union has proposed to revise its goal under Energy Efficiency Directive to 30.0% energy efficiency target by 2030 from previous 20% target by 2020. This shall include incentives for SMEs to undergo energy audits, monitoring efficiency levels in new energy generation capacities.
Additionally, variable frequency drive is considered as one of the finest and most effective energy management tool in order to intensify operational performance of HVAC as well as energy efficiency. Moreover, these drives reduce overall maintenance and operational cost post its integration, thus, bolstering their demand in HVAC application.
In industries such as oil & gas and wastewater, hydraulic drives integrated with pumps are being replaced by variable frequency drives, in order to lower energy consumption and simultaneously smoothen operations of motors. This is estimated to penetrate into other pump applications as well over the forecast period, thereby escalating the growth of the market. Moreover, advancements in technology such as incorporation of sensors in VFDs are anticipated to help industries such as food & beverages and pulp & paper enhance operational experience.
Asia Pacific held the leading share in the market in 2016. The growth of the region is backed by prominent emerging economies, wherein governments and other organizations are investing heavily in energy efficient devices. However, the Latin America region is expected to witness higher growth opportunities due to increase in regulations and law enforcements pertaining to use of energy efficient devices.
In the Europe region, investments made by government, along with laws under EU regulations, are bolstering the growth of the market. For instance, in order to reduce power losses and increase energy efficiency, the European Union in January 2017 regulated compulsory use of variable frequency drives for motors with output rating from 0.75 kW to 375 kW.
Some of the prominent companies operating in the market are ABB, Ltd.; Siemens AG; Schneider Electric SE; Rockwell Automation, Inc.; Eaton Corporation; Danfoss Global; WEG; General Electric Company; Hitachi, Ltd.; and Yaskawa Electric Corporation. Moreover, these key players are making high investments in R&D to develop innovative solutions and gain a competitive edge over others.
These companies have been investing on functionalities and compatibility of VFDs with electric drives. Thus, to withstand stiff competition in the market, companies are primarily focusing on technological advancements without compromising on increase in differential cost.


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Fiordland National Park
Lake Mistletoe Track
Located in Fiordland National Park and Milford Road/Milford Sound area in the Fiordland region
This easy, short walking track is suitable for all ages, wandering from the Milford Road through forest to peaceful Lake Mistletoe.
1.3 km return via same track
Walking and tramping
45 min Easy: Walking track
Dog access
This walking track leads you through forest to a peaceful lake that is home to New Zealand scaup (duck), frogs and other wetland wildlife.
The track is suitable for all ages so is great for a family walk.
This walking track is located on the Milford Road (SH94), which is 27 km (30 minutes drive) north from Te Anau.
The track starts from the signpost over the road from the hotel complex at Te Anau Downs.
Te Rua-o-te-moko / Fiordland National Park Visitor Centre
Email: fiordlandvc@doc.govt.nz
Address: Fiordland National Park
Lakefront Drive
Te Anau 9600


Microsoft plans to challenge Amazon's cloud computing offerings directly.
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In addition, Microsoft announced that it will "match Amazon Web Services prices for commodity services, such as compute, storage and bandwidth." That price match includes the new IaaS. Industry watchers have noted that this new pricing plan essentially turns cloud computing into a commodity.


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Whether you create an Action Card in Lists, Schedule, or Logbook, anything assigned a date will make its way over to Schedule under its date. Each day is represented by a header stating its date and day of the week, visibly separating each day while flowing your schedule together on one screen.
When in Schedule, tap the icon to add an Action Card for the current day; alternatively, tap the date header to add a task for days in advance. Once you begin the creation process, you can enter a title, choose a List, select a day, and create reminders before adding the Card to your Schedule. As you're writing a title, you'll see the assigned task date at the bottom of the Card.
Action Cards in Schedule can be acted on through gestures, including marking as complete, deleting, or rescheduling. Because Schedule is the default screen on launch, it's probable that you'll do many of these actions right from this screen.
Right from Schedule, you can also move tasks to Lists, Logbook, or another day on your schedule by tapping and holding on an Action Card until a shadow appears below, then dragging and dropping it to your desired location (moving to Lists and Logbook is currently iOS-only). On the iPad version of Actions, this is even easier – where you have to use another finger to navigate the interface during drag and drop, the extra screen real estate means you can typically drag and drop without tapping another option.
With the Timepage integration in iOS, your calendar events will appear on Schedule under their respective days. The events will show their time, calendar color, and title; tapping them will launch Timepage.
When a scheduled date with assigned tasks pass, the actions will appear for review in Review Mode. At the top of the screen, you'll see a number next to the icon, signifying the number of overdue tasks. Tap the button to enter Review Mode.
Under "Actions to Reschedule" will be a stack of overdue Action Cards for you to either reschedule, delete, or mark as complete. On the foremost task, swipe up to select a reschedule date, swipe down to delete, or swipe right to left (or left to right) to mark as complete.
Review Mode is an unintrusive way to stay reminded about previous tasks, while also functioning effectively as a tool to keep you on track.
Note: Review Mode is only supported in the iOS version of Actions.


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How Many Nickels In 60 Cents? (Fast Answer + Converter)
60 Cents To Nickels Converter
Interesting Facts About Nickels
Who Is On The Nickel Coin?
What Is The Value of a Nickel?
How Much Does a Nickel Weigh?
What Are The Dimensions of a Nickel Coin?
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What Is The Volume of a Nickel?
What Are Nickels Made Of?
Are Nickels Magnetic?
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How Many Nickels Are In a Roll?
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People often have specific questions about nickels. Here are some of the most common questions people ask about nickels.
Thomas Jefferson, the third President of the United States, is the person whose image is on the heads (obverse) side of the nickel coin. The United States Mint has struck nickels featuring his portrait since 1938. Since modern-day nickels feature Jefferson's face, they are commonly referred to as Jefferson nickels.
The tails side (reverse) of the coin shows the Monticello plantation house, which was Jefferson's home in Virginia. The house has been on the back of the nickel since 1938 except for a brief period in 2004 and 2005. In 2004 and 2005, the back of the nickel featured designs such as the Indian Peace Metal to celebrate the bicentennial of the Lewis and Clark Expedition. Monticello is a National Historic Monument and the only private home in the USA that is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
A nickel has two potential values: its face value and its value to a coin collector. As you probably know, every nickel in circulation has a face value of five cents. You might not know that the value of nickels can be greater than their face value due to silver content, rarity, and errors.
Besides the modern-day Jefferson Nickels, five other types of nickels have been issued throughout the history of the United States. These five different types of nickels are the Silver Half Disme (half dime), the Copper-Nickel cent, the Shield Nickel, the Liberty Head or "V" Nickel, and the Buffalo Nickel (also called an Indian Head Nickel).
The collectible value of nickels varies by the type of nickel, the issue date, mint mark, error coins, rarity, and silver content. Below is a breakdown of coin values for the six different nickels that have been issued in the United States.
Silver Half Dime (Silver Half Disme): The collectible value of these nickels ranges from $16 to $250,000. The $250,000 value refers to an uncirculated 1802 Draped Bust Half Dime.
Copper-Nickel Cent: $15 to $600.
Shield Nickel: $25 to $350. The top value of $350 is for an uncirculated 1871 Shield Nickel.
Liberty Head or "V" Nickel: $2 to $1,700. The most valuable V Nickel is an uncirculated 1885 "V" Nickel.
Buffalo Nickel (Indian Head Nickel): $1 to $2,650. The $2,650 value is for an uncirculated 1926 S Buffalo Nickel.
Jefferson Nickel: $0.05 to $10. While many of these modern-day coins are only worth 5 cents, some are worth more. The most valuable of these is an uncirculated 1951 Jefferson Nickel (D) is worth $10. Other valuable nickels from this period are the so-called Silver War Nickels, minted between 1942 and 1945.
All modern-day nickels weigh precisely 5 grams, which equals 0.17637 ounces.
A nickel coin has a diameter of 0.835 inches (17.91 millimeters) and a thickness of 0.07677 inches (1.95 millimeters).
Modern-day nickels are 1.95 mm thick, which is equal to 0.07677 inches.
The volume of a single dime is 0.04 cubic inches, which is equivalent to 0.69 cubic centimeters.
Nickels are primarily copper but also contain nickel. To be precise, modern-day nickels are 75% copper and 25% nickel. It wasn't always this way, though! Between 1942 and 1945, nickels were 35% silver, 56% copper, and 9% manganese.
In one roll of modern nickels, there are 150 grams of copper and 50 grams of nickel. If you prefer to work in ounces, that's 5.29 ounces of copper and 1.76 ounces of nickel.
What hasn't changed is that each nickel is still worth its face value of precisely 5 cents.
No, nickels are not magnetic even though they are made from a nickel-copper alloy.
Nickel-copper alloys only become magnetic when the Nickel content is greater than 56%. Since nickels only contain 25% nickel, they are not magnetic.
Unlike dimes and quarters, nickels do not have ridges on the coin's rims. Instead, the edges of nickels are smooth. Nickels do not have ridges because relatively few silver nickels are still in circulation, unlike silver dimes and quarters.
Ridges, also called grooves or reeded edges, are a physical security feature to prevent counterfeiting and coin clipping. When coins were made from silver, the reeded ridges helped discourage coin clipping, a form of fraud.
What is coin clipping, and how do ridges deter this fraudulent practice? Imagine a bucket full of silver coins such as silver dimes. While each dime is worth 10 cents, the silver they are made out of is also valuable.
By shaving off a small amount of the silver from each coin in the bucket, a scammer could amass a sizeable amount of valuable silver to sell for scrap. The preferred target of silver scrapers has always been the edges of coins because it is difficult to detect visually in the absence of ridges. It is much easier, in comparison, to notice if the face or back of a coin has been scraped. We would be much more likely to see if Franklin D. Roosevelt's face has been defaced than the edge of the dime!
There are 40 nickels in one roll of nickels. That means that the total value of all the nickels in a roll is two dollars.
Nickel rolls came into widespread use in the early 20th century thanks to the invention of the automatic coin wrapping machine in 1913. While the coin rolls were initially adopted to aid banks and stores in keeping track of their coin inventory, they are now affordable for personal use. Today, you can buy a high-quality, low-cost coin rolling machine to wrap the spare change in your pocket or purse.
While rolls of coins that come straight from the mint's distribution center are new and 'uncirculated,' most nickels in circulation are not new as they last for decades. Coin roll hunters look for rare coins, error coins, and coins with a melt value that's more than their face value. In coin roll hunting, the strategy is to go through a large number of coins to maximize the chance of finding a type of coin that is valuable to collectors. The easiest way to get your hands on lots of nickels is by getting rolls of nickels from a bank teller, laundromat, or directly from the mint.
A roll of nickels weighs 200 grams, which equals 0.4409 pounds.
All modern-day nickels weigh precisely 5 grams, which equals 0.17637 ounces. That means that a roll of 40 nickels ($2) weighs 200 grams, equal to 7.0548 ounces, plus the negligible weight of the paper wrapper itself. In terms of pounds, one roll of nickels weighs 0.4409 pounds.
If you need to know the roll's total weight, including the paper coin wrapper, check with the manufacturer of the paper wrappers or weigh the empty coin wrapper yourself. That's because the weight of a paper roll varies by manufacturer.
While a coin wrapper's weight might vary, a nickel never nickel does! It's always 5 grams.
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'Bitter Sea' takes home prize at Turkey's Adana festival
Tehran, Oct 1, IRNA - Iranian short film 'Bitter Sea', directed by Fateme Ahmadi, won an Honorable Mention at the 25th International Adana Film Festival in Turkey which was held from September 23-29.
'Bitter Sea' is a short film about "a Romanian single mother who has recently escaped from an abusive husband and fled to London to build a better future for her daughter. She's found a job and place to live, but the landlord has a strict 'no children allowed' policy. Trapped in an impossible situation, she has to find a way to hide her daughter being in the flat".
The film is produced by Emma Parsons and stars Ada Condeescu.
Other Iranian titles that competed in the festival were 'Visor' by Mohammad Qanehfard, 'Thousand Myths' by Abbas Jalali-Yekta, 'Amir' by Nima Eqlima and 'Are You Volleyball?!' by Mohammad Bakhshi.
The main award of the festival's 25th edition, the Golden Cocoon (Altın Koza), went to the film 'Sibel'.
'Anons' (The Announcement) by Mahmut Fazıl Coşkun, a Turkish-Bulgarian co-production, is another film which received several prizes in the festival: The Yılmaz Güney Special Jury Award, Best Cinematography (Krum Rodriguez), as well as the award for Best Director given by the jury of FILMYÖN, the Film Directors Guild.
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Tehran, Jan 29, IRNA -- The United Nations Office for Disarmament Affairs is looking for young persons (ages 18 – 24) motivated to use their talents to help raise awareness and promote change for a more peaceful and secure world.
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