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# Field Guide/Mammals/Eastern Spotted Skunk

* 1 2 3 Species profile: Minnesota DNR, retrieved September 23, 2012
* 1 2 3 Spotted Skunk, Wildlife Science Center., retrieved September 23, 2012
* 1 2 3 North American Mammals: Spilogaleputorius, retrieved September 23, 2012
# Field Guide/Mammals/Deer Mouse

Deer mice not only cause the destruction of current crops, but they may also prevent the regrowth of new plants and crops.
* 1 2 3 4 5 Bunker, A. (2001), "Peromyscus maniculatus", Animal Diversity Web, retrieved October 8, 2012
* 1 2 3 4 5 Graham, D. (n.d.), "Deer Mice", Northern State University: Aberdeen, SD., retrieved September 24, 2012
* 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Quinn, N.; Baldwin, R. A.; Timm, R. M. (n.d.), "Deer Mouse Management Guidelines—UC IPM", Home Page – UC Statewide IPM Program, retrieved September 24, 2012
* 1 2 3 4 Timm, R.; Howard, W. (n.d.), "White-footed and Deer mouse, Peromyscus maniculatus, control and management", The Handbook: Prevention and Control of Wildlife Damage, no. 1, pp. 1–22, retrieved September 24, 2012
# Field Guide/Mammals/Eastern Fox Squirrel

* 1 2 3 4 5 Fahey, Bridget, Fox Squirrel, retrieved October 7, 2012
* ↑ Mason, Jim (2003), Fox Squirrel, retrieved October 7, 2012
* 1 2 3 4 Garst, Warren (1922), Eastern fox squirrel standing on sand, retrieved October 7, 2012
# Field Guide/Mammals/Eastern Chimpmunk

* ↑ Anderson, R.; Stephens, J. (2002), "Tamias striatus", Animal Diversity Web {{citation}}: Unknown parameter |accessed= ignored (help)
* ↑ Whitaker, J.O (1980), A.A.Knopf (ed.), Eastern Chipmunk (Tamias striatus) {{citation}}: Text "location: New York" ignored (help); Text "pages: 8, 370-373" ignored (help); Text "periodical:Audubon society field guide to North American Mammals" ignored (help); Text "publisher: Chanticleer Press, Inc." ignored (help)
* 1 2 3 Snyder, D. P. (1982), "Tamias striatus", Mammalian Species, vol. 168, pp. 1–8 {{citation}}: Unknown parameter |accessed= ignored (help)
# Field Guide/Mammals/Eastern Gray Squirrel

* 1 2 3 Lawniczak , M. (2002), Animal diversity webe, retrieved October 1, 2012
* 1 2 Hamilton , H. (1990), Hinterland, retrieved October 1, 2012
# Field Guide/Mammals/Cougar
## References

* 1 2 3 4 5 6 Currier, M.J.P. (1983), Mammalian Species, pp. 1–7
* 1 2 3 4 5 Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (2012), Felis concolor, retrieved 9/25/12 {{citation}}: Check date values in: |accessdate= (help)
* 1 2 3 4 Hamilton, Hundt, Piokowski, M., P., R., Mountain Lion, Puma, Cougar{{citation}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link)
* ↑ Dewey, Shivaraju, T., A. (2003), Puma concolor
# Final Fantasy VII/Introduction
## Conventions
### Button names

The guide tries to use the button names as specified in the game controls section. Some bits may refer to either the specific Playstation or PC controls; these should probably refer to the generic control names instead, with possible explanations on which buttons to use on either platform. Example: Instead of "Press O to climb the ladder" the guide should say "Press [OK] to climb the ladder", or, if necessary, "Press [OK] (Enter on PC, O on Playstation) to climb the ladder".

### Bold

In general, boldface entries in text is used to denote
* an important item that the player might be interested in picking up (for example, "On the floor you'll find Steal materia.)
* flunkies of a boss (see below)
For editors: Materia names should be marked fully in bold ("Steal materia" instead of "Steal materia"). Boldface may also be used to emphasise important issues, but for that purpose, italics is recommended.

### Boss statistics

An example of boss statistics is as follows:
The statistics are explained as follows:
* Boss name should be self-explanatory. You can see the boss name in the game by pressing [Assist] to bring up the name display, or by using the Sense materia (if Sense works on this boss at all).
* Level means just about the same as character level; if your party is close to the level of this boss, the fight should be fairly straightforward to win. A good trick to do is to train your party to be near the level of the boss before wading in to the area where it's found.
* HP and MP tell how tough the boss is, physically and magically. Like the characters, the boss dies if it's HP goes to zero. If MP goes to zero, the boss can't use magic attacks anymore (some bosses use attack arsenal based entirely on magic attacks, and thus become sitting ducks if their MP runs out).
* Weak against shows attack types that are particularly effective against the boss.
* Strong against (In more technical terms, Blocks) has attacks which do little damage against the boss. This field also includes attacks that the boss Nullifies (in other words, does no damage whatsoever to the boss). As a side note, most bosses are strong against Gravity attacks (Demi, etc).
* Absorbs lists attacks that not only are useless against the boss, but actually heals the boss (This is often pretty obvious - a creature that's obviously on fire might just be healed if you use Fire attack on it), sometimes as much as the damage that would be normally inflicted.
* Strategy text should be self-explanatory. This section will also list possible flunkies of the boss (ie, smaller enemies the boss keeps summoning over and over) in boldface. The strategy generally refers to how to defeat the boss as a whole.
# Final Fantasy VII/List of things that are easy to miss

This module intends to have list of things that have to be done at certain parts of the game, or items that are only available at certain parts of the game and have to be picked up at that point or they'll be missed for good.

## Shin-Ra Headquarters

There's two ocassions to go here. Better take them on either visit.
* One of Turtle's Paradise posters.

## Chocobo jockey room

* Ramuh materia

## Great Glacier and Gaea's Cliff

These items at the Great Glacier aren't permanently missable, though they're not available for another grab for quite a while if you miss them at the beginning of CD2.
* Alexander materia
The following are permanently missable, since they reside on the Gaea's Cliff, which means they can be only got at the beginning of CD2:
* Ribbon (Ribbons are extremely rare, so it pays to get this one. See Things to Collect.)

## Temple of the Ancients

Most of the items, especially the Morph materia which can be found only here.

## Yuffie's home

* One of the Turtle's Paradise posters.
# Final Fantasy VII/Materia/Independent Materia

Purple Materia acts independently and is generally very specialized in its use. All effects increase as materia matures.
There are seventeen different types of Purple Materia in the video game.

## Materia list
### Attribute boosting materia

They only affect the equipped character (except for Gil Plus).
* EXP. Plus: Gains extra EXP after winning a battle. Also adds Luck +01.
* Gil Plus: Earns extra Gil after battles. Also adds Luck +01.
* HP Plus: Increases maximum HP.
* Luck Plus: Increases Luck.
* Magic Plus: Increases Magic.
* MP Plus: Increases maximum MP.
* Speed Plus: Increases Dexterity.
* HP <-> MP: Switches HP and MP.

### Field materia

* Chocobo Lure: Attracts chocobos to battle while in their habitat. Also adds Luck +01.
* Enemy Away: Decreases chance of random enemy encounters. Also adds Luck +01.
* Enemy Lure: Increases chance of random enemy encounters. Also adds Luck -01.

### Battle materia

Unless stated otherwise, they affect the equipped character only.
* Counter Attack: Counter attacks with physical strike when character is attacked.
* Cover: Equipped character will take damage on behalf of ally when they are attacked. Also adds Vitality +01.
* Long Range: Allows the strength of a front row attack from the back row. Can also hit flying enemies that are otherwise out of reach. (Note that most of Barret's, Yuffie's and Vincent's weapons are inherently long range so it is pointless to equip this on them.)
* Mega All: Changes Attack to Slash-All and allows abilities that would only allow a single target to effect entire parties.
* Pre-emptive: Increases the whole party's chance of side-attacks and surprise-attacks. Also adds Dexterity +02.
* Underwater: Allows the whole party to breathe underwater, eliminating the twenty minute time limit for the battle with Emerald Weapon.

## Materia locations

It may be useful to know how early any materia can be obtained.
| Materia | Levels | Max AP | Location |
| Cover | 5 | 40000 | Disc 1, part 1: Aeris' place |
| Chocobo lure | 4 | 30000 | Disc 1, part 2: Chocobo farm |
| Long range | 2 | 30000 | Disc 1, part 2: Mithril mine |
| MP plus | 5 | 50000 | Disc 1, part 2: Cosmo Canyon |
| HP plus | 5 | 50000 | Disc 1, part 2: Cosmo Canyon |
| Counter attack | 5 | 100000 | Disc 1, part 2: Nibelheim |
| Magic plus | 5 | 50000 | Disc 1, part 3: Temple of the Ancients |
| Luck plus | 5 | 100000 | Disc 1, part 3: Forgotten capital |
| Enemy lure | 3 | 20000 | Disc 2: Gold Saucer |
| Enemy away | 3 | 20000 | Disc 2: Gold Saucer |
| Pre-emptive | 5 | 80000 | Disc 2: Gold Saucer |
| Speed plus | 5 | 100000 | Disc 2: Gold Saucer |
| Gil plus | 3 | 150000 | Disc 2: Gold Saucer |
| Exp. plus | 3 | 150000 | Disc 2: Gold Saucer |
| HP<->MP | 2 | 80000 | Disc 2: Corel cave |
| Underwater | 1 | 0 | Disc 2: Kalm traveler |
| Mega all | 5 | 100000 | Disc 3: Northern cave |
| TOTAL | - | 1150000 | - |
# Final Fantasy VII/Literature and sources

The expression of "using the sources" is getting a bit vague in a walkthrough - most of the content for this is in the game itself. Most of the gameplay details can easily be figured out from the game itself. Numerical data... well, likewise figurable out from the game, and singular facts aren't even copyrightable, while specific representations and collections of such are.
Anyway, this isn't meant to be strict scholarly work - most of the stuff comes from the game anyway, and there isn't any point in pointing out where any individual facts and numbers have been looked up, be it the game or other walkthroughs. But this isn't meant to be wholesale copyright violation or self-glorification either - it's good courtesy to list what sources have been consulted.
So yes, following sources have been consulted, in no particular order, when composing this guide - please add any of yours if you happen to use them
* Final Fantasy VII Player's Manual (PC version).
* MacDonald, Chris ("Kao Megura"). FINAL FANTASY VII FAQ v2.2.
* Adams, Nick. The Chocobo Manifesto.
* Tiddles et al., Caves of Narshe.
* O'Day, Steele. Final Fantasy 7 Universe. (Great partial walkthrough with pictures)
* Shin-Ra.ru - Shin-Ra Electric Power Company. shinra.ru
* Adams, Nick. The Chocobo Manifesto. (Available via gamefaqs.com, not linkable directly)
* Final Fantasy Finland. Gold Chocobon kasvatus.
* BlueShinra's Final Fantasy Wiki. This wikitext is also Directly appropriatable: "All original (textual) content on this site is copyright-free, and as such, can be altered or modified by anyone (don't take it personally ^_~)." Not that much FF7 content, but very helpful nevertheless.
* ff7_gal. FF7OSG: Sephiroth's HP.
# English-Hanzi/Whole oats are an excellent source of thiamine, iron, and dietary fiber

Whole oats are an excellent source of thiamine, iron, and dietary fiber. They are also the only antioxidant compounds believed to have properties that help protect the circulatory system from arteriosclerosis. Oat products also contain beta-glucan.
全燕麦是硫胺素，铁和膳食纤维的极好来源。 它们也是被认为具有有助于保护循环系统免受动脉硬化的特性的唯一抗氧化剂化合物。 燕麦产品还包含β-葡聚糖。
# English-Hanzi/Winter

Winter is the last season of a year.
冬天 是 一年 的 最后 一个 季节。
# English-Hanzi/Whole wheat bread, biscuits and cereal breakfast are made from flour

Whole wheat bread, biscuits and cereal breakfast are made from flour, which contains whole grains, including germ and bran.
全麦面包，饼干和谷类早餐均由面粉制成，其中含有全谷物，包括胚芽和麸皮。
# English-Hanzi/Why are regular eye tests (sight tests) so important?

Special:search/eye prefix:English-Hanzi/
Special:search/sight prefix:English-Hanzi/
It's easy to neglect your eyes because they rarely hurt when there's a problem.
很 容易 忽略 你 的 眼睛，因为 它们 很 少 在 有 问题 时 感到 疼痛。
Having an eye test won't just tell you if you need new glasses or a change of prescription – it's also an important eye health check.
进行 眼睛 测试 不仅 会 告诉 你 是否 需要 新 的 眼镜 或 更换 处方 - 这 也 是 一个 重要 的 眼睛 健康 检查。
It can spot many general health problems and early signs of eye conditions before you're aware of any symptoms, many of which can be treated if found early enough.
它 可以 在 你 知道 任何 症状 之前 发现 许多 一般 的 健康 问题 和 眼睛 状况 的 早期 迹象，如果 发现 得 早，其中 许多 问题 可以 治疗。
# English-Hanzi/Wind

Wind is an invisible air current. In summer, it brings coolness to people. People praise its goodness.
However, people do not praise but scold it in winter. This is wind, which makes people unpredictably happy and angry.
风 是 一种 看不见 的 气流。在 夏天，它 给 人们 凉爽。人们 赞 它 好。
但是，人们 在 冬天 不 赞 它 反而 骂 它。这 就是 使 人们 喜怒无常 的 风。
# English-Hanzi/Who does osteoporosis typically effect?

* Who Does Osteoporosis Typically Effect?
The above graph is shown in the Australian Arthritis and Osteoporosis 2008 by the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare. This graph shows osteoporosis in men and women diagnosed in Australia from 2007 to 2008.
上图显示在Australia卫生与福利研究所的《 2008年Australia关节炎和骨质疏松症》中。 该图显示了2007年至2008年在Australia诊断出的男性和女性骨质疏松症。
# English-Hanzi/Whole oats are rich in antioxidants

Whole oats are rich in antioxidants and beneficial plant compounds. The most famous is a unique antioxidant, found almost exclusively in oats.
全燕麦富含抗氧化剂和有益的植物化合物。最著名的是一种独特的抗氧化剂，几乎只在燕麦中发现。
# English-Hanzi/Why is hypertension called the silent killer?

Special:search/hypertension prefix:English-Hanzi/
Special:search/high blood pressure prefix:English-Hanzi/
Hypertension is called the silent killer because most patients with high blood pressure have no symptoms to alert them to the elevated pressure. But over time, high blood pressure increases the risk of serious problems such as stroke, congestive heart failure, heart attack, and kidney failure.
高血压 被 称为 无声 杀手，因为 大多数 高血压 患者 没有 症状 警告 他们 升高 的 压力。 但 随着 时间 的 推移，高血压 会 增加 严重 问题 的 风险，如 中风，充血性 心力衰竭，心脏病 发作 和 肾衰竭。
# English-Hanzi/Willow catkin

Today we went to see catkins with our teacher. Catkins are white, like duck feathers and snowflakes. I picked up some catkins, and gently sprinkled on my teacher. Then, my teacher looked like the Snow White. And catkins floated into my nose, causing my nose itchy.
今天 我们 和 老师 去 看 柳絮。柳絮 是 白色 的，好像 鸭羽毛 和 雪花。我 拿起 一些 柳絮，轻轻地 撒 在 我 老师 身上。然后，我 的 老师 看起来 就 像 白雪公主。柳絮 飘进 我 的 鼻子，使 我 的 鼻子 痒痒 的。
# English-Hanzi/Wind power

Wind power is an energy. It can push a machine. It can produce electricity.
风力 是 一种 能量。它 可以 推动 机器。它 可以 发电。
# FreeNAS/Distributions/FreeNAS 0.7RC1 (Sardaukar)

Sunday, 21 June 2009

## Major changes

* Upgrade to FreeBSD 7.2.
* Include ZFS support. Thanks to Nelson Silva for doing core coding and Falk Menzel for testing and giving some tipps and ideas.
* Upgrade iSCSI initiator to 2.1.1.
* Replace iSCSI target by istgt. Thanks to Daisuke Aoyama for the WebGUI adaption. Please note, if you have used devices with the previous iSCSI target software you have to recreate your target.
* Add WOL patch for nVidia(nfe(4)) and 3Com(xl(4)). Thanks to Tobias Reber.
* Upgrade mt-daapd/firefly to svn-1696.
* Refactor 'Diagnostics|Log' WebGUI.
* Add kernel patches to get ARTiGO A2000 hardware working. Thanks to David Davis for the patches.
* Respect the modified log file location (via rc.conf for syslog, fuppes, mt-daapd, ...) in the WebGUI (FR 2778803/2791772).
* Upgrade transmission to 1.61. Add 'Watch directory' and 'Extra options' fields to 'Services|BitTorrent' WebGUI.
* Add entry 'FTP * Ban module' to the list of log files in 'Diagnostics|Log' if the module is enabled (FR 2797652).
* Add 'iperf', a tool to measure maximum TCP and UDP bandwidth (FR 2785038).
* Add 'bsnmp-ucd' module that implements parts of UCD-SNMP-MIB.
* Add SNMP client tools: bsnmpget, bsnmpset and bsnmpwalk
* Add 'Auxiliary parameters' to 'Services|SNMP' that will be added to the end of the snmpd.config file.
* Upgrade e2fsprogs to 1.41.5.
* Upgrade rsync to 3.0.6.
* Upgrade tftp-hpa to 0.49.

## Bug fixes

* Hardening WebGUI to prevent cross-site request forgery attacks (JPCERT/CC JVN#15267895).
# Free ABA Basics
## Contents

* Introduction
* Contributing
* Authors
* Discrete trial teaching, of repetition
* Modeling
* Narration
* Errorless Teaching
* Hand-over-hand shaping, prompting and fading... to mastery
* Teaching from simple to complex (incorporates cognitive aspects)
* Teaching to the interests (of feelings, of senses) of the child
* Turn-taking (of modelling, and social reward, to play)
* Visualization and emotional expression, to social interaction
* Fading primary reinforcement as the child masters and understands what he/she has to do
* Assessment

## See also

* Contemporary Educational Psychology—an account of behaviorism in classroom settings
# FreeNAS/Distributions

* FreeNAS 0.7.1 (Shere)
* FreeNAS 0.7 (Khasadar)
* FreeNAS 0.7RC1 (Sardaukar)
* FreeNAS 0.69.2 (Muad'Dib)
* FreeNAS 0.69.1 (Omnius)
* FreeNAS 0.69 (Kwisatz Haderach)
* FreeNAS 0.69RC2 (Kralizec)
* FreeNAS 0.69RC1 (Salusa Secundus)
* FreeNAS 0.69b4 (Sareer)
* FreeNAS 0.69b3 (Shai-Hulud)
* FreeNAS 0.69b2 (Stone burner)
* FreeNAS 0.69b1 (Fedaykin)
* FreeNAS 0.686.5 (Parmentier) //unreleased
* FreeNAS 0.686.4 (Gom Jabbar)
* FreeNAS 0.686.3
* FreeNAS 0.686.2
* FreeNAS 0.686.1
* FreeNAS 0.686
* FreeNAS 0.686b3
* FreeNAS 0.686b2
* FreeNAS 0.686b1
* FreeNAS 0.685RC2 //unreleased
* FreeNAS 0.685RC1
* FreeNAS 0.685b2
* FreeNAS 0.685b1
* FreeNAS 0.685b
* FreeNAS 0.684b
* FreeNAS 0.683b
* FreeNAS 0.682b
* FreeNAS 0.681b
* FreeNAS 0.68
* FreeNAS 0.671
* FreeNAS 0.67
* FreeNAS 0.66
* FreeNAS 0.65
* FreeNAS 0.64
* FreeNAS 0.62
* FreeNAS 0.6
* FreeNAS 0.52
* FreeNAS 0.51
* FreeNAS 0.5
* FreeNAS 0.4
* FreeNAS 0.3
* FreeNAS 0.2
* FreeNAS 0.1 Initial release!
# FreeNAS/Features
## Base System

* Base OS: Embedded FreeBSD 7.2
* Need only 64MB on media (flash compliant) and 256Mb of RAM
* Multiple arch: i386 or amd64
* Full Web Management Interface

## Network Protocols supported

* SMB/CIFS (samba)
* AFP (AppleShare file server)
* NFS
* FTP
* TFTP
* RSYNC (client/server)
* Unison
* SCP (SSH)
* iSCSI (initiator and target)

## Extra services

* Bittorent client (Transmission)
* UPnP server
* iTunes/DAAP server (Firefly)
* Webserver (lighttpd)
* Network bandwidth measure (Iperf)

## Hard drive / volume management

* ZFS
* Software RAID 0,1,5 and mix (1+0,1+1, etc…)
* Disk encryption (using cryptographic accelerator card if present)
* Filesystem: UFS, Ext2/3, FAT, NTFS
* Partition: MBR and GPT
* iSCSI initiator

## Network

* 802.1q vlan tagging
* Wireless
* link aggregation
* Wake On Lan

## Monitoring

* S.M.A.R.T (smartmontools)
* Email alert
* SNMP
* Syslog
* UPS (NUT)
# FreeNAS/Distributions/FreeNAS 0.69.2 (Muad'Dib)

Monday, 20 April 2009

## Major changes

* Add another WOL patch. It is tested for nfe(4) und xl(4). Thanks to Tobias Reber.
* Add switch in 'System|Advanced' WebGUI to enable the console screensaver (FR 2777301).
* Upgrade Adaptec SCSI RAID administration tool to 6.10.18359.
* Add ability to enable or disable rc.conf variables configured via 'System|Advanced|rc.conf'.
* Add Danish WebGUI translation. Thanks to all translators.
* Add kernel patches to get ARTiGO A2000 hardware working. Thanks to David Davis for the patches.
* Add ability to use %d (date) and %h (hostname) in email subjects (e.g. Services|UPS) (FR 2796141).

## Minor changes

* Add 'MaxLoginAttempts' event to FTP ban list rules (FR 2777481).
* Add 'ClientConnectRate' event to FTP ban list rules.
* Allow selecting the key length of the cryptographic algorithm used to encrypt a disk (FR 2779692).
* Add system power control options to 'System|Advanced|rc.conf' (FR 2784889).
* Show FTP transfer log in 'Diagnostics|Logs|FTP|Transfer' (FR 2785325).
* Add filechooser button to 'Home directory' editbox in 'Access|Users|Edit' WebGUI (FR 2790909).
* Sort various lists displayed in the WebGUI using a 'natural order' algorithm (FR 2481934). Thanks to Marion Desnault for the patch.

## Bug fixes

* It was not possible to configure multiple FTP ban list rules. Thanks to Michael Zoon.
* Modify Fuppes UPnP configuration to get PS3 with firmware 2.70 working again (BR 2782729).
* Editing existing config items in WebGUI will display incorrect data (e.g. 'System|Advanced|rc.conf' or 'System|Advanced|sysctl.conf') (BR 2792956).
* Fix bug in WebGUI which is caused by unhandled special HTML characters used in various languages (BR 2793875).
* Set Quixplorer user permissions to 'View only' because of security reason because Quixplorer does not respect system user permissions (BR 2798934).
* Disk temperature not detected correct for SCSI devices (BR 2801565).
* Fix JPCERT/CC JVN#89791790 (Cross-site scripting vulnerability).
# FreeNAS/Distributions/FreeNAS 0.69RC2 (Kralizec)
## Major changes

* Upgrade to FreeBSD 6.4-RELEASE.
* Add system firewall. Please note this is only for the local system and not for the network (this will also never be implemented, use pfSense or m0n0wall instead).
* Upgrade transmission to 1.40.
* Introduce new WebGUI look (fixes some MSIE rendering bugs also).

## Minor changes

* Add UPS service WebGUI option to define shutdown mode.
* Add option 'Use sendfile' to 'Services|CIFS/SMB|Settings'. Some users report problems with this option (which is enabled by default), so now it is really easy to disable it.
* Check if configured port is already used (e.g. UPnP, Bittorrent, DAAP, ...).

## Bug fixes

* Fix web server security hole (file .htpasswd was downloadable) (BR 2255936).
* Re-enable fuppes transcoding support (BR 2276571).
* Remove garbage at end of downloaded log files (BR 2309257).