OpenLLM-France/wikimedia huggingface dataset:
# DESCRIPTION:

Sets a word, block of words, or object to specified value(s).
SET is a native value.

# ARGUMENTS

* word -- Word or words to set (Type: any-word block object)
* value -- Value or block of values (Type: any-type)

# REFINEMENTS

* /any -- Allows setting words to any value.
* /pad -- For objects, if block is too short, remaining words are set to NONE.
# DESCRIPTION:

Specifies security policies (access levels and directories). Returns prior settings.
SECURE is a native value.

# ARGUMENTS

* level -- Levels are: quit, throw, ask, allow. Query returns settings. (Type: word block)
# DESCRIPTION:

Sets the value of an operating system environment variable.
SET-ENV is a native value.

# ARGUMENTS

* var -- Variable to set (Type: string)
* value -- Value to set, or NONE to unset it (Type: string none)
# DESCRIPTION:

Sets the primary value of a face. Returns face object (for show).
SET-FACE is a function value.

# ARGUMENTS

* face -- (Type: any)
* value -- (Type: any)

# REFINEMENTS

* /no-show -- Do not show change yet
# DESCRIPTION:

Returns TRUE for series values.
SERIES? is an action value.

# ARGUMENTS

* value -- (Type: any-type)
# DESCRIPTION:

Scroll a face. Default is vertical.
SCROLL-FACE is a function value.

# ARGUMENTS

* face -- (Type: any)
* offset -- (Type: number)

# REFINEMENTS

* /x -- Scroll in width direction
* /y -- Scroll in height direction
* /no-show -- Do not show change yet
# DESCRIPTION:

Scroll a text face, given a scroller/slider face.
SCROLL-PARA is a function value.

# ARGUMENTS

* tf -- Text face to scroll (Type: any)
* sf -- Scroller face (Type: any)
# DESCRIPTION:

Returns the second value of a series.
SECOND is an action value.

# ARGUMENTS

* series -- (Type: series pair event money date object port time tuple any-function struct event)
# DESCRIPTION:

Finds a value in the series and returns the value or series after it.
SELECT is an action value.

# ARGUMENTS

* series -- (Type: series object port)
* value -- (Type: any-type)

# REFINEMENTS

* /part -- Limits the search to a given length or position.
** range -- (Type: number series port)
* /only -- Treats a series value as a single value.
* /case -- Characters are case-sensitive.
* /any -- Enables the * and ? wildcards.
* /with -- Allows custom wildcards.
** wild -- Specifies alternates for * and ? (Type: string)
* /skip -- Treat the series as records of fixed size
** size -- (Type: integer)
# Removal of Skunk Odor/Removing Odor

This chapter lists methods for removing skunk odor.

## Hydrogen peroxide method

You can forget about tomato juice, it only covers up the stench. In an episode of the television program MythBusters, chemist Paul Krebaum's peroxide-and-baking-soda formula was found to be the most effective. It was first published by K.M. Reese in the "Newscripts" section of "Chemical and Engineering News," Oct. 18, 1993. You can also find it in Popular Science's August 2007 issue.
Here is his recipe:
* One quart (1 lt.) of 3% hydrogen peroxide
* One quarter cup of baking soda
* one teaspoon of liquid hand soap (not detergent)
Bathe your pet in this solution and rinse with warm tap water. This solution could irritate a pet's eyes and should be used carefully. Krebaum warned that there is no way to store this potion. "If you put the ingredients in a bottle, the whole thing would explode.
The thiols that are responsible for the odor are not water soluble, even with soap, but the baking soda catalyzes the oxidative ability of the peroxide, which oxidizes the thiols into highly water-soluble, non-foul smelling sulfonates.
Paul Krebaum recommends oxygen bleach for fabrics that are color-safe to it, on his website. For use on clothing, furniture, and anything of fabric, use the solution Nature's Cure usually found at large animal stores. Nature's Miracle, however, should also be used with caution. One of the active ingredients, alcohol, can create dry skin and cause degradation of the dog's coat quality. In the worst cases, the alcohol can result in permanent injuries to the cornea.

## References

* ↑ Paul Krebaum's page: The Skunk Remedy Homepage
* ↑ Chemical and Engineerng News Archives:http://pubs.acs.org/toc/cenear/71/42
* ↑ Paul Krebaum "About the Author"
# Removal of Skunk Odor/Discouraging Skunks

This chapter describes how to keep skunks out of homes or other areas.

## Basic precautions

As a skunk's odor is generally considered to be offensive, people living in areas known to be inhabited by skunks are advised to take certain precautions to prevent skunks from taking up residence where they are not wanted. As skunks commonly make their dens in wood or junk piles, it is recommended that these be kept to a minimum. Skunks are scavengers and frequently go after garbage. Garbage should be stored in tightly sealed cans.
Skunks are reported to feed on insects found in the ground and are less found if there is no such food to be found. Use a general-purpose pesticide on the grounds to reduce the occurrence of the insects will act on skunks feed. This method has its weak points though. By aiming at skunks indirectly the impact on the above-mentioned grounds and their insect population is huge. It only works before the damage has started. It has long term effect on the insect population and ground specs, like pollution of water, polenisation, etc. Also, insecticides should be use with care, as most insecticides are heavily toxic.

## Skunk infestations

A fence extending one or two feet into the ground is sufficient to prevent skunks from making a den underneath a house or other structure. If a skunk should take up residence under the building, bags filled with mothballs or washcloths drenched with ammonia can be used to encourage skunks to leave. Securing a rope to the bag or cloth will make removal easy later on. Flour or other non-toxic white powder can be sprinkled around the den entrance to track foot prints. One should check for fresh foot prints from the skunk leading out, but not going back in. It is better to check in the morning as the skunks will be more likely to be active at night.
After all the skunks have left, one should then block up any entrances that the skunk may have used along with the entrance to the skunk's den. If it is suspected that there are more skunks living in the den, a door should be constructed at the den's entrance that is hinged at the top, and extends approximately six inches (15 cm) beyond the entrance. It should be placed at a right angle to the direction of travel and should not be air tight. This can be an effective technique as it allows the skunks to exit their den, but makes it difficult for them to get back in.
# Renewable Energy

This book will attempt to explain the concept of renewable energy and give details of the various methods of harnessing renewable energy sources.

## Contents

* About this book
* Introduction to Renewable Energy
* Bio Energy
* Solar Thermal
* Geothermal
* Ocean Thermal
* Wind
* Hydro Energy
* Solar Photovoltaic (PV)
* Tidal Energy
* Wave Energy
* Energy Storage
   * Chemical
   * Mechanical
   * Thermal Energy
* More on Specific Renewable energy sources
   * Biofuels
       Biofuel from Algae
       Biofuel from Land Based Plants
    External Links
# Renewable Energy/Bio Energy

Bio Energy is generated from Biomass like animal waste or plant waste. Biomass are fermented in a chamber and the gas is generated by the action of microorganisms. This gas is collected and used as fuel. Even there is a concept called energy farming where specific crop is grown whose basic purpose is to feed such fermentation chamber to generate energy.
Over and above gas generation the biomass with good starch content can also be converted to alcohol like Ethanol or Methanol. These alcohols are also very convenient for use as fuel. One of the major user of Alcohol fuel in the road transport is Brazil. In many countries alcohol is blended with the petrol/diesel to varying degree.
# Renewable Energy/Biofuel from Algae

Algae refers to to a variety of species which live in water and often process sunlight, nutrients and carbon dioxide in order to survive. Some species produce hydrogen in the absence of sunlight while others due to their high lipid content can be harvested to produce up to 300 times more oil per acre than conventional crops. There is a limiting relationship between growth time and lipid content that at present hampers production capability. With Hydrogen production there are risks and hazards which have yet to be fully overcome.

## Pond farming

    As algae naturally grows in rivers, lakes, ponds and the ocean it can be harvested from these areas. Algae however are environmentally sensitive creatures and as such growth rates are strongly affected by external variables such as temperature, available sunlight, dissolved oxygen content, available nutrients, interspecies competition, pH and so on. Pond farming, or harvesting directly from nature, is therefore less reliable than a 'closed-loop' system where certain variables can be more carefully controlled. Open pond systems with monoculture algal production are also susceptible to viral infection.

## Closed Loop / Vertical Growth farming

    Algae are stacked vertically to maximize light exposure and nutrient delivery [Image:http://static.howstuffworks.com/gif/algae-biodiesel-5.jpg%7Cframe%7Cimage-1]. Water is often recycled and thermally controlled. After the growth phase is exhausted the Algae are harvested and converted into oil. The remaining portion of the biomass not converted into oil can be recycled to some extent also [Image:http://static.howstuffworks.com/gif/algae-biodiesel-6.jpg%7Cframe%7Cimage-2].
For those species which require light-free or oxygen-free environments different approaches might be needed to maximize production value.

### Links / Resources

wikipedia - algal fuel HowStuffWorks - Growing Algae for Biodiesel
# Renewable Energy/Energy Storage
## Introduction
### Energy storage

    is accomplished by devices or physical media that store some form of energy to perform some useful operation at a later time.
A device that stores energy is sometimes called an accumulator such as is used on the London Tower bridge. All forms of energy are either potential energy (e.g. Chemical, gravitational, electrical energy, etc.) or kinetic energy. A wind-up clock stores potential energy (spring tension - mechanical), a battery stores chemical energy, and a hydroelectric dam stores energy in a reservoir as gravitational potential energy. Fossil fuels including coal and gasoline are chemical energy as is the food we eat.
# Question Writer Manual/Quiz Options/Web Settings
## Web Settings

* Send Results over the Internet
* After Quiz
* Browser Options
* URL Protection

## Introduction to Web Settings

The Web Settings Properties box allows you to define how the quiz acts when it is viewed online.
# Question Writer Manual/Quiz Options/Text Settings/Override Feedback Text Colors
## Override Feedback Text Colors

* If you have the Professional version of Question Writer, you can use change the default colors used by the theme. This can be useful if the default colors are not clearly seen against a customized quiz background.
# Question Writer Manual/Quiz Options/Web Settings/After Quiz
## After Quiz

If you wish you can direct the quiz taker to a new web page when they complete the quiz. You do this by ticking the box in the After Quiz section and entering the relevant web address. Please note, the automatic forwarding will only work when the quiz is published - not during the preview.
If the quiz opened as a pop up window, you may want the quiz window to close when it is complete. This is useful for situations where the quiz taker needs to go back to their previous window that may not be web based. Enter this URL http://www.questionwriter.com/common/close.html to attempt to close the quiz window.
# Question Writer Manual/Quiz Options/Text Settings/Body Text Font
## Body Text Font

In the Standard version of Question Writer 4 these options (apart from Override Body Text Font Color) can be found under Quiz Properties - Appearance Settings

### Override Body Text Font

By ticking the box and selecting a font you can override the default font used in the theme, for example if you want to customize the appearance of the quiz

### Override Body Text Font Size

You can override the default font size used in the body text. This might be useful eg if you have particularly long questions and have trouble fitting them on to a single page.

### Override Body Text Font Color

* Professional version users can override the default font color used in the theme body text.
# Question Writer Manual/Quiz Options/Web Settings/Browser Options
## Browser Options
### Browser Options

If you tick the Maximise Quiz in Browser tick box this will ensure that the quiz expands to fill as much of the browser window as possible. Sometimes this stretching will distort the quality of a bitmap (jpeg/gif) style background and you may prefer to have the quiz always shown at its default resolution.

### User Responses Recovery

* A lot of things can go wrong during a test. The power can get cut, hardware can fail, the browser can crash, the test taker can close the browser by mistake, the internet connection can go down, the whole internet can go down, the results server and backup server can fail.
* By ticking this box you can ensure that if something goes wrong while a user is taking a test, they can just bring the test up again, and all their answers will still be there. The timer will be set at the correct value too.
* The responses are saved locally in the browser every 10 seconds, and the responses are deleted when the user successfully exits the test. The only time you might not want to use this feature is if you're collecting sensitive information, and you don't want to have this information stored on the user's computer.
* The feature also works in combination with randomization, so it'll bring up the correct pre-randomized version of the test when the user re-enters the quiz.
# Question Writer Manual/Quiz Options/Web Settings/Send Results over the Internet
## Send Results over the Internet
### Send Results via Website to Email

If you tick this box you will be able to enter an email address in the text box. Make sure that you input the correct address of the email account where you would like the results to be sent. By default, all results sent to that email address will be automatically received and stored by the Question Writer Tracker server. To change the settings so that the results are only emailed and not stored by the Tracker server you must register with Question Writer Tracker and change the account preferences associated with that email address.
Please note that if you publish your quiz on the Question Writer Tracker service, this setting will be ignored, and all results will be sent to the e-mail address associated with your Question Writer Tracker account.

### Send Results Before Showing Any Feedback

If you tick the Send Results Before Showing Any Feedback box, the results will be sent to the server before any feedback is displayed to the quiz-taker. This prevents the quiz-taker from shutting down the quiz after he sees what his score is, but before his results have been transmitted.

### Use a Custom Results Server

If you're using your own script to process results, you can enter the address of your own server and results will be sent here. By default, Question Writer's server address will appear in this box.

### Use a Customs Results Backup Server

You can also define the backup server, which is used if the main server can't be reached. If you're not using a backup server, just make this the same as the main server, and the quiz will continue to try to reach the main server until it is reachable. By default, Question Writer's server address will appear in this box.

### What must the server reply?

If your custom server successfully saved the results, it must imperatively reply "<OK/>". If you do not reply anything, QW will consider that there is a problem and try again and again.
# Question Writer Manual/Quiz Options/Web Settings/URL Protection
## URL Protection

* By ticking the field Only Allow Quiz to be Loaded from This Domain and entering the relevant website address you can specify the website from which your test can be viewed. This helps to prevent people re-publishing your tests on different websites.
* Like all copyright protection measures, this isn't a panacea and a determined copyright thief will be able to circumvent this measure, but it will deter the vast majority of casual abuse.
# Question Writer Manual/Quiz Options/Text Settings
## Text Settings

* Text Settings
* Body Text Font
* Title Text Font
* Override Feedback Text Colors
# Question Writer Manual/Quiz Options/Text Settings/Text Settings
## Text Settings

This section allows you to use HTML or a variety of embedded fonts (selected from a drop down box) and to select a different font or font size for your title or body text to replace the default fonts set up within the theme used.

### Use HTML To Format Text

In the Standard version of Question Writer 4 this option can be found under Quiz Properties - Appearance Settings
When this option is switched on, you can change the way text is displayed by using HTML formatting.
This will make the text inside the tags bold.
This will make the text inside the tags italic.
This will make the text inside the tags point size 24, color red, font face Arial. Relative sizes can be used - eg -2,-1,+1,+2 to make the text relatively larger or smaller. Absolute sizes can be used also - eg 36. Absolute sizes smaller than 8 are treated as HTML sizes (1 is very small, 7 is very large). Font colors can be HTML colors(red, yellow, white etc) or RGB style colors (color="#FFCCFF")
This causes a new paragraph to be created and any text in that paragraph to be aligned in the center.
This creates a new line.
This will make the enclosed text appear as a superscript.
This will make the enclosed text appear as a subscript
HTML formatting can be used in all text fields with one exception - it cannot be applied to the text that appears on next and back buttons.
* Respect Newlines in HTML
* If you are using the Professional version of Question writer you can tick this box is ticked so that you can use HTML text formatting but still respect newlines in the text.
* Optimize Text for Small Screens
* Ticking this box is especially useful for small fonts and small screens like mobile devices.

### Embed Font

In the Standard version of Question Writer 4 this option can be found under Quiz Properties - Appearance Settings
When the quiz taker enters text at the keyboard, the quiz can either use a system font or (with this option checked) an embedded font. Using an embedded font guarantees that the font will be used and the chosen characters will be available. You can ensure that all the letters and accents that a user might want to enter are embedded by choosing the right character set for the quiz taker's language.
The embedded font is used in the Fill in the Blank and Essay style questions. It is also used when the user is prompted for Name/UserID at the start of the quiz.
For text entry in Japanese and other languages with large character sets, it is usually better to switch off this option as the number of characters is very large and leads to a very large file size.
# Question Writer Manual/Quiz Options/Text Settings/Title Text Font
## Title Text Font

If you are using the Standard version of Question Writer 4, these options (apart from the Override Title Text Font Color) can be found in Quiz Properties - Appearance Settings.

### Override Title Text Font

Each theme defines a different font to use in the quiz for titles - you can override that selection by choosing your own font here.

### Override Title Text Font Size

As well as changing the font used you can also change the default font size for the titles. This could be useful eg if you want to display your quiz using an OHP and need to make sure everyone in the room can read the text.

### Override Title Text Font Color

* Quiz authors using the Professional version also have the option to change the color of the title text.
# DESCRIPTION:

Returns a copy of the spec of a function.
SPEC-OF is a function value.

# ARGUMENTS

* value -- (Type: any)
# DESCRIPTION:

Splits a file or URL path. Returns a block containing path and target.
SPLIT-PATH is a function value.

# ARGUMENTS

* target -- (Type: file url)
# Rebol Programming/stop.gif

STOP.GIF is an image of value:
# DESCRIPTION:

Returns TRUE if the values are not equal and not of the same datatype.
STRICT-NOT-EQUAL? is an action value.

# ARGUMENTS

* value1 -- (Type: any)
* value2 -- (Type: any)
# DESCRIPTION:

Returns TRUE for string values.
STRING? is an action value.

# ARGUMENTS

* value -- (Type: any-type)
# DESCRIPTION:

Returns a block of [min max] bounds for all faces
SPAN? is a function value.

# ARGUMENTS

* pane -- (Type: block)

# REFINEMENTS

* /part
** count -- Limit the number of faces (Type: integer)
# DESCRIPTION:

Returns the square root of a number.
SQUARE-ROOT is a native value.

# ARGUMENTS

* value -- (Type: number)
# DESCRIPTION:

System statistics. Default is to return total memory used.
STATS is a native value.

# REFINEMENTS

* /pools -- Returns: width units free-units units-per-alloc segments mem-in-use
* /types -- Returns: Datatype count
* /series -- Returns: total blocks strings other avail free expansions
* /frames -- Returns: total used unused free values-total
* /recycle -- Returns: count series-total series-last frames-total frames-last ballast
* /evals -- Returns: values functions blocks
* /clear -- Clears the evals counters
# DESCRIPTION:

Returns TRUE if the values are equal and of the same datatype.
STRICT-EQUAL? is an action value.

# ARGUMENTS

* value1 -- (Type: any)
* value2 -- (Type: any)
# DESCRIPTION:

Returns approximate speed benchmarks [eval cpu memory file-io].
SPEED? is a function value.

# REFINEMENTS

* /no-io -- Skip the I/O test
* /times -- Show time for each test
# Radiation Oncology/Breast/Male breast cancer

Breast Cancer in Men

## Background

References: PMID 18042939
* Male breast cancer accounts for <1% of all breast cancer cases in the US.
* BRCA2:
** Overall, 14% risk of being BRCA2+ (unselected patients with male breast cancer)
** Risk of BRCA2+ in 77% in men with breast cancer in families with hereditary breast cancer
** Risk for development of breast cancer in BRCA2+ man: 6.3% by age 70; 2.8% by age 70 and 6.9% by 80; relative risk of 102
* BRCA1:
** Association is less clear than with BRCA2

## Epidemiology

* MSKCC, 1999 (1973-94) PMID 10463981 -- "Localized male breast carcinoma and family history. An analysis of 142 patients." (Hill A, Cancer. 1999 Sep 1;86(5):821-5.)
** 142 pts treated at MSKCC or Ochsner Clinic.
** 5-year OS 86%, 10-yr 64%.
** 15% of pts had a 1st degree relative with breast cancer.
** Conclusion: Family history did not affect the age at diagnosis, duration of symptoms, the stage, or survival.

## BRCA mutations

* NCI, 2007 PMID 18042939 -- "Breast cancer risk among male BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutation carriers." (Tai YC, J Natl Cancer Inst. 2007 Dec 5;99(23):1811-4.)
** Retrospective. 97 men with breast cancer identified in multicenter database of families with BRCA1 or BRCA2 mutations.
** Male BRCA1 carriers: cumulative risk of breast cancer by age 70 of 1.2%
** BRCA2: cumulative risk by age 70 of 6.8%

## Retrospective series

* MSKCC,1999 - PMID 10463981
** see above under Epidemiology
* Princess Margaret, 1999 (1955-96) PMID 10091736 -- "Male breast carcinoma: a review of 229 patients who presented to the Princess Margaret Hospital during 40 years: 1955-1996." (Goss PE, Cancer. 1999 Feb 1;85(3):629-39.)
** Retrospective. 229 pts over a 42 yr period. 5-yr DFS 47%, OS 53%, LC 91%

## References

* ↑ PMID 9245992
* ↑ PMID 11170890
* ↑ PMID 17148771