chengyewang/TexOCR-eval huggingface dataset:
\title{Plane sailing}
\author{Emma Mayoh}

\begin{abstract}
Furniture maker David Tragen took a while to decide what he wanted to do with his life. But the 43-year-old has now hit his stride.
\end{abstract}

\section{}

\begin{figure}
\centering
\includegraphics{figure_1.pdf}
\caption{David using a spoke shave to clean up any marks from the band saw}
\label{figure_1}
\end{figure}

It took a move to Barcelona for David Tragen to figure out what he wanted to do in life. The talented furniture designer and maker, from Chorlton, studied an International Business degree before teaching English as a foreign language in Sicily. But it was when he went to the Spanish cultural hotspot that everything fell into place.

He said: \textquoteleft I knew being an English teacher wasn't going to be forever. I really wanted to find something inspiring and I knew I wanted to be creative.

I started when I moved into my own flat. I needed to fill it with furniture. In Barcelona people would put out unwanted furniture in the street for them to be taken to the tip. I saw that as an opportunity. It was a light-bulb moment for me.\textquoteright

David, who spent six years in Barcelona, started collecting and restoring these discarded pieces and making lamps. He did work for private clients as well as bars and restaurants and also spent a year making furniture in Ibiza. It was during this time on the Spanish island that the then mostly self-taught craftsman decided to do more training.

He moved back to the UK and worked in Devon for a year in what is considered to be one of the best workshops in Britain. He then worked for another year as a cabinet maker in Chester. But it was in 2004 that he decided to launch his own business, Tragen Design. He now produces all of his work, which is all handcrafted and limited edition, in Islington Mill, Salford.

He said: \textquoteleft I knew I wanted to do something a bit different. People make themselves think they can't do certain things but there was no reason I couldn't do it. I really wanted to make my own things, rather than doing it for someone else.

I get excited about designing something and then making it come to life. Sometimes I wake up at 5am and I have an\textquoteright
Examples of FP2 curves - single power, different coefficients

\begin{figure}
\centering
\includegraphics{figure_1.pdf}
\caption{Examples of FP2 curves with a single power and different coefficients (power combination: (-2, 2)). The plot shows multiple curves of Y versus X illustrating how varying coefficients changes the curve shape.}
\label{figure_1}
\end{figure}
\section{IMPORTANT -- PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE: Port of Los Angeles}

Pursuant to the California Coastal Act of 1976 as amended and the Port of Los Angeles’ certified Port Master Plan, notice is hereby given to all interested persons and organizations that the Los Angeles Board of Harbor Commissioners will hold a public hearing to receive public comments prior to considering a Coastal Development Permit (CDP) for:

\textbf{SAN PEDRO PUBLIC MARKET LLC - PHASE 1 OF THE SAN PEDRO PUBLIC MARKET DEVELOPMENT PROJECT (CDP NO. 20-01)}

In accordance with Section 6.0 Development Guidelines of the Port Master Plan, the Los Angeles Board of Harbor Commissioners will hold a public hearing to receive public comments on this proposed project during a regularly scheduled Board meeting on January 23, 2020, at 9:00 a.m. in the Harbor Administration Building Board Room at 425 S. Palos Verdes Street, San Pedro, CA 90731.

Any person unable to attend the public hearing may submit written comments to the Director of Planning and Strategy, P.O. Box 151, San Pedro, CA 90733. Written comments should be submitted no later than the day before the scheduled public hearing date.

The staff report and recommendation on the proposed project are anticipated to be available for review after 5:00 p.m. on Tuesday, January 21, 2020, by visiting the Port of Los Angeles website, www.portoflosangeles.org.
These factors were key to overcoming the enormous schedule pressures imposed by the mission. The resultant spacecraft would have demonstrated that useful space science can be accomplished without the need for extravagant budgets and long development programs. By taking advantage of existing systems we can accomplish much. Though the spacecraft was destroyed aboard Challenger, we feel that the design approach taken represents a clever and unique utilization of the SPARTAN spacecraft.

We have illustrated that very complex missions can be executed by a "back-to-the-basics" utilization of simple, inexpensive spacecraft, and that these missions can be flown within a timeframe that reflects adaptive mission priorities.

We pay tribute to our friends in the final crew of the Challenger whose dedication and \underline{personal} efforts contributed greatly to the preparation of the mission. We also wish to acknowledge and thank the entire Halley team of the GSFC Special Payloads Division and the University of Colorado's Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics for their untiring efforts, without which the spacecraft could never have been built, and the schedule never maintained. Ad astra per aspera!
\section{Agenda Item Summary}

\textbf{Meeting Date:} January 8, 2019

\textbf{Commission, Board or Committee:}

\textbf{Staff Contact:} Jeff Biegler, Director

\textbf{PW Committee or L\&F Committee:} Public Works Committee

\textbf{Petitioner:} Department of Parks and Recreation

\textbf{City Council 1st Reading:}

\textbf{Location:}

\textbf{City Council 2nd Reading:}

\subsection{Agenda Title}
Approve request from Black Hills Farmers Market to name the area located at 145 E. Omaha Street ``Market Park''.

\subsection{Summary}
The Board of Directors for the Black Hills Farmers Market is requesting that the area located at 145 East Omaha Street be named ``Market Park''. This location has a history of being an open-air market for many years and the BH Farmers Market relocated here in 2017. The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board considered the request at their meeting on December 13th and unanimously recommended approval.

\subsection{Funding Source \& Fiscal Impact (if applicable)}
NA

\subsection{Recommendation}
\textbf{Action:} Approve

\textbf{Notes:}

\subsection{Options}

\subsection{Attachments \& Links}
BH Farmers Market Letter

Location Map
\title{Spinal Anesthesia in Circumcision Operation in a Child with Bidirectional Superior Cavapulmonary Shunt}

\author{Esra \c{C}ALI\c{S}KAN, Mesut \c{S}ENER, Hatice \.{I}ZM\.{I}RL\.{I}, Aysu KO\c{C}UM, Ani\c{s} ARIBO\u{G}AN}

\begin{abstract}
Bidirectional cavapulmonary shunt (BCPS) is performed for various cyanotic congenital heart defects, mainly those involving a single-ventricle repair. This shunt consisted of an anastomosis between the divided end of the superior vena cava to the side of the undivided right pulmonary artery. In patients with bidirectional superior cavapulmonary shunt anything causing high intrathoracic pressure such as coughing, intubation, postoperative agitation with increased mean airway pressure or breath-holding will cause a significant reduction of pulmonary blood flow (PBF), and therefore significant desaturation.

In BCPS patients who received general anesthesia, spontaneous breathing with smooth and early extubation is a safe procedure to maintain systemic oxygen levels in these patients. Spinal anesthesia can be an alternative technique to general anesthesia with adequate airway control without intubation.

In this case report, we represented a 6 year-old boy who received spinal anesthesia for circumcision operation.
\end{abstract}

Key words: spinal anesthesia, pediatric surgery, bidirectional superior cavapulmonary anastomosis

\section{Introduction}

The physiologic rationale for a bidirectional cavapulmonary shunt (Glenn procedure) was presented clinically in 1950 \cite{1}. In the classic Glenn procedure, flow from the superior vena cava (SVC) was directed into the right pulmonary artery, which was disconnected from the confluence.

Anesthetic management of patients presenting with BCPS is centered on the maintenance of the balance between pulmonary vascular resistance (PVR) and systemic vascular resistance (SVR) \cite{1}. In these patients any factor that would increase intrathoracic pres- sure (such as coughing, positive pressure ventilation, breath holding) or PVR (acidosis, sympathetic stimulation, intubation) can reduce flow through pulmonary circuit. Reduced pulmonary blood flow results in systemic hypotension and significant desaturation.

General anesthesia with endotracheal intubation and delayed extubation may adversely affect pulmonary vascular resistance in patients with BCPS.

Spinal anesthesia allowed preservation of spontaneous ventilation and may be suitable in children with BCPS which avoids tracheal intubation and adverse effects of mechanic ventilation.

We present a child with a history of BCPS who underwent successful circumcision operation under spinal anesthesia.
\title{SMART WATCH}

I AM EXCITED TO GIVE YOU THIS SMART WATCH

BUT THERE ARE SOME RULES THAT COME ALONG WITH IT...

\section{Tracking}
Smart watches have tools for tracking your location, notifications, your health and fitness goals or even your favorite apps. For safety, you are allowed to enable the following features only:

\section{Privacy}
Your smart watch stores personal information. Please maintain your device by running updates, conducting regular privacy setting check-ups, and being mindful of personal information.

\section{Activity sharing}
Many smart watches have apps with activity sharing. You are allowed to share your activity with only these apps and/or approved people:

\section{Other rules}
B. This cost of \$36,689.47 shall be amortized into the Tenant Improvement (TI) cost as of January 19, 2011. At this time, the unamortized portion of the TI with total \$1,488,044.45. The unamortized TI (\$1,488,044.45) and the new TI cost (\$36,689.47) total \$1,524,733.92. This cost will be amortized at 0.0\% over 105 months. This results in a new TI rental rate of approximately \$0.4355 per BOAF.

Any place in the Lease or Supplemental Lease Agreement Number 1 that reference the TI cost shall be amended to reflect the new TI rental cost of \$174,255.31 per year from January 19, 2011 through October 18, 2019.

C. Paragraph 3 of the Lease as amended by Supplemental Lease Agreement Number 1 is hereby deleted in its entirety and replaced with the following:

"3. The Government shall pay the Lessor annual rent of \$2,742,031.22 at the rate of \$228,502.60 per month in arrears from October 19, 2009 through January 18, 2011. The Government shall pay the Lessor annual rent of \$2,753,316.36 at the rate of \$229,443.03 per month in arrears from January 19, 2011 through October 18, 2019. Operating costs are subject to revision annually based on CPI adjustments. Rent for a lesser period will be prorated. Payment shall be made electronically to: Liberty Property Limited Partnership, 500 Chesterfield Parkway, Malvern, PA 19355-8707."
\title{BioMate* Biocides for Membrane Systems}

\section{Features}
\begin{itemize}
\item Highly effective in reducing bacterial growth and slime build-up
\item EPA registered, non-oxidizing biocides
\item Specifically formulated to be compatible with thin film polyamide, polysulfone and PVDF membranes
\item May be fed continuously, intermittently or in a clean-in-place mode
\item RO performance is enhanced when using BioMate with Kleen* MCT membrane cleaners.
\end{itemize}

BioMate* MBC781 is an EPA-registered, non-oxidizing biocide used to sanitize reverse osmosis (RO) systems and membranes. BioMate MBC781 is fed continuously to the feedwater of these systems. A treatment program that includes BioMate MBC781 with other cleaning formulations from GE Water \& Process Technologies results in more effective membrane cleaning and decreased cleaning frequencies.

BioMate MBC881 is an EPA-registered, broad-spectrum biocontrol agent used as an intermittent treatment to reduce slime build-up in RO membranes. For optimal results, the system should be cleaned with Kleen* MCT882 and Kleen MCT511, or Kleen MCT442 and Kleen MCT411 prior to the start of the BioMate MBC881 treatment.

BioMate MBC2881 is an EPA-registered, non-oxidizing biocide used to sanitize RO systems and membranes. BioMate MBC2881 may be used as an intermittent treatment to the feedwater of these systems. BioMate MBC2881 is applied by injection into the feed stream during operation of the membrane plant while permeate is discharged to the drain. Normal dosage time is 30 minutes per application.

\section{Biogrowth Control Program}

Biofouling is one of the most costly problems facing the water treatment industry. The colonization of naturally occurring microorganisms on membrane surfaces shortens membrane element life and inflates operating costs. Combating and eliminating biofouling is essential for optimal membrane performance.

The Biogrowth Control Program can assist in controlling microbiological activity in a few simple steps:

\begin{itemize}
\item Conduct microbiological tests and normalize RO performance data
\item Clean with Kleen MCT membrane cleaners
\item Sanitize pipework and pretreatment equipment with biocides
\item Set up continuous, optimal injection of BioMate biocide dosage and monitor bacteria levels and system performance
\item Record and normalize operating data.
\end{itemize}

The Biogrowth Control Program is highly effective in reducing microorganism growth and slime build-up, resulting in a significant increase in RO system performance.
\title{Задачи теории сложных сетей в роботизированных комплексах биоинформационного анализа}
\author{Елена Валерьевна Петрунина}

\section*{Приглашение}
РОССИЙСКАЯ АКАДЕМИЯ НАУК

ЦЕНТРАЛЬНЫЙ ДОМ УЧЁНЫХ

119034, Москва, Пречистенка, 16, м. Кропоткинская

Телефоны: (8-495) 637-31-11, (8-499) 766-99-86

9 октября 2019 г., среда, 18.30. Голубая гостиная

Секция КИБЕРНЕТИКИ, 55 сезон

Доклад к.т.н.

Елены Валерьевны Петруниной

на тему

Задачи теории сложных сетей в роботизированных комплексах биоинформационного анализа

А.Е. Никольский
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\caption{Thin rim 3/4 inch or less condemning limit for 30 \& 33 inch wheels. Measuring point indicated; limit 3/4 inch.}
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\title{SGA Executive Council Minutes}

The Executive Council met at 4:00pm on September 11th, 2001, with all members being present.

\textbf{President Leslie Bedo}\\
NO REPORT.

\textbf{Executive Vice President Jamie Sears}\\
NO REPORT.

\textbf{Vice President of Finance Aaron Spencer}\\
NO REPORT.

\textbf{Vice President of Public Relations Mark Rawlings}\\
NO REPORT.

\textbf{Vice President of Administration Jamil Sewell}\\
NO REPORT.

The Executive Council adjourned at 4:17pm.
\section{Next Steps}
\begin{itemize}
\item Technology Consultant
\item Iterative changes
\item Additional content
\item Ongoing dissemination
\end{itemize}
بروح طيبة، فأهله كانوا يشجعونه على العلم وشيوخه كذلك عندما لمسوا فيه حب العلم والتعلق به وكان أولهم خاله ابن الناظم، وكذلك وجد بغداد تعج بالعلماء والمفكرين، فقد كانت حاضرة العالم الإسلامي كله تزدهر بالعلوم وتشرق بالمعارف وتتيه بالعلماء.

وقد وصل ابن الجوزي قمة النضج العلمي حتى أطلق عليه لقب الحافظ دلالة على مكانته العلمية الكبيرة، وقد تحدث عن نفسه فقال: انا كتبت الحديث ولي احدى عشرة سنة، وسمعت قبل ذلك \cite{17}. وقد برع وتفوق في كل علم من العلوم وفن من الفنون، فكان في الفقه إماماً يحضر مجلسه جماعة من الفقهاء الحنابلة.

أما في التفسير فكان لا يجارى ولا يبارى حتى إنه قد فسر القرآن الكريم على منبر وعظه، وكان يقول: ``ما عرفت واعظاً فسر القرآن كله في مجلس الوعظ منذ نزل القرآن، فالحمد لله المنعم'' \cite{18}.

وقد بلغت مؤلفاته وتصانيفه في القرآن وعلومه سبعة وعشرين كتاباً كان من أبرزها كتابه الشهير ``زاد المسير في علم التفسير'' \cite{19}. وكان من المبرزين في التاريخ المتوسعين فيه، وكتب وترجم لكبار الصحابة والفقهاء، أما في الوعظ فكان وحيد عصره ونابغة قرنه بدليل تسابق العامة والخاصة والأمراء والخلفاء على مجالس وعظه، وكان الناس يقصدونه للتوبة على يديه. ولقد حضر بعض هذه المجالس الرحالة المغربي ابن جبير عند زيارته لبغداد عام خمسمائة وثمانين من الهجرة، وقد أطال في وصفها وتأثيرها العام في المجتمع.
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\centering
\includegraphics{figure_4.pdf}
\caption{Compression failure in 2-D woven glass/epoxy composite.}
\label{figure_4}
\end{figure}

\begin{figure}
\centering
\includegraphics{figure_5.pdf}
\caption{Localized fracture in the $0^\circ$ wrap yarns under compression.}
\label{figure_5}
\end{figure}

\begin{figure}
\centering
\includegraphics{figure_6.pdf}
\caption{Schematic of compressive fracture in 2-D woven composites.}
\label{figure_6}
\end{figure}
\title{Hampton Roads Convention Center Has Achieved GBAC STAR\texttrademark{} Facility Accreditation}

\section{}
Hampton, VA -- The Hampton Roads Convention Center in Hampton, Virginia has achieved the Global Biorisk Advisory Council® (GBAC) STAR™ accreditation, the gold standard for prepared facilities. Under the guidance of GBAC, a Division of ISSA, the worldwide cleaning industry association, The Hampton Roads Convention Center has implemented the most stringent protocols for cleaning, disinfection and infectious disease prevention. The Center is currently serving as a vaccination site.

``At the Hampton Roads Convention Center, the safety of our guests and employees is our top priority,'' said Eric Nealy, general manager at the Hampton Roads Convention Center. ``We have established key best practices to ensure a clean, healthy and safe environment for all our clients, guests and visitors.''

As the cleaning industry's only outbreak prevention, response and recovery accreditation, GBAC STAR™ helps organizations establish protocols and procedures, offers expert-led training and assesses a facility's readiness for biorisk situations. The program verifies that the Hampton Roads Convention Center implements best practices to prepare for, respond to and recover from outbreaks and pandemics.

``GBAC STAR accreditation empowers facility owners and managers to assure workers, customers and key stakeholders that they have proven systems in place to maintain clean and healthy environments,'' said GBAC Executive Director Patricia Olinger. ``By taking this important step to pursue GBAC STAR, the Hampton Roads Convention Center has
effectively validated the optimized landscape resistance model. Genetic algorithms approaches that more efficiently search parameter space to fit landscape resistance surfaces to observed spatial genetic patterns may soon be readily available as computational capabilities increase \cite{Spear_2010}. Finally, low sample density, particularly in British Columbia, may have limited the ability of this analysis to detect effects of landscape features, such as highways. Despite these limitations, I was able to derive a model of genetic isolation by landscape resistance that exhibited high correlation with genetic structure. This model may be applied to inform efforts to improve population connectivity and optimize the utility of translocation events.

The model of gene flow across the study area identified four priority areas for corridor conservation. Gene flow into the north Cascades from the Coast Range is channeled into several pinch-points along Highway 99 and, to a lesser extent, Highway 5 (Figure~\ref{fig:figure_8}). Agriculture and urban areas in the Okanagan concentrate modeled movement from the Purcell Mountains into the Cascades. Finally, current is severely restricted to several narrow channels across I-90 as it moves from the north Cascades into the south Cascades. Maintaining and improving connectivity through these pinch-points may increase the landscape's permeability to individual movement and sustain gene flow within the study area. This model of gene flow suggests that the wildlife passages that are currently under construction across I-90 could be quite helpful (US Department of Transportation Federal Highway Administration and Washington State Department of Transportation). Although it is unknown if mountain goats will utilize these crossing structures, strategic placement of wildlife passages in areas with less development may facilitate movement across this highly
\section{Football Going to Sections and Athletics Gets New Tech}

Our CC Raiders football team persevered through the rain and mud to beat the Inderkum Tigers 31--30 and move on to the CIF Sac-Joaquin Section Championship!

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The CIF SJS D2 title game will be against the Del Oro Golden Eagles at Sacramento State University's Hornet Stadium at 2:00pm on Saturday, December 1. Be there to cheer our Raiders on! Skip the line, tickets are available online here.

If you can't make it to the game, our athletics department has acquired some new technology to make following CCHS sports easier. We are now working with both the NFHS Network and REPu Sports.

With a \$9.95/month subscription to NFHS, you can livestream all home games on David Patton Field (football, boys soccer, and girls soccer!) as well as some away games. This week's game will be livestreamed here.

With REPu Sports, we are now able to offer a mobile app! On our CCHS Raiders app, you can browse the schedules, rosters, scores and photos of our sports as well as star/favorite the sports you want to follow and receive notifications of updates. You can find the app by clicking the appropriate link (Apple App Store or Google Play Store) or opening your device's app store and searching for ``CCHS Raiders''. This app is free to use.

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