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 MITSUBISHI UFJ FINANCIAL GROUP,INC.
 Security:      J44497105    Meeting Type:           Annual General Meeting
 Ticker:                     Meeting Date:           25-Jun-2015
 ISIN:          JP3902900004 City:                   TOKYO
 Quick Code:    83060        Country:                JP
 Job No:        441472       Holding Recon Date:     31-Mar-2015
 Currency Code:              Vote Deadline Date:     09-Jun-2015
 Par Value:                  Agenda:                 706250583 Management
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 None                 None        Please reference meeting materials.
 1         For                  None        Approve Appropriation of Surplus
 2         For                  None        Amend Articles to: Transition to a Company with Three
 Committees, Eliminate the Articles Related to Class 5 and
 Class 11 Preferred Shares, Revise Convenors and
 Chairpersons of a Shareholders Meeting and Board of
 Directors Meeting, Adopt Reduction of Liability System for
 Non-Executive Directors, Revise Directors with Title
 3.1       For                  None        Appoint a Director Sono, Kiyoshi
 3.2       For                  None        Appoint a Director Wakabayashi, Tatsuo
 3.3       For                  None        Appoint a Director Nagaoka, Takashi
 3.4       For                  None        Appoint a Director Hirano, Nobuyuki
 3.5       For                  None        Appoint a Director Oyamada, Takashi
 3.6       For                  None        Appoint a Director Kuroda, Tadashi
 3.7       For                  None        Appoint a Director Tokunari, Muneaki
 3.8       For                  None        Appoint a Director Yasuda, Masamichi
 3.9       For                  None        Appoint a Director Mikumo, Takashi
 3.10      For                  None        Appoint a Director Shimamoto, Takehiko
 3.11      For                  None        Appoint a Director Kawamoto, Yuko
 3.12      For                  None        Appoint a Director Matsuyama, Haruka
 3.13      For                  None        Appoint a Director Okamoto, Kunie
 3.14      For                  None        Appoint a Director Okuda, Tsutomu
 3.15      For                  None        Appoint a Director Kawakami, Hiroshi
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  None        Appoint a Director Sato, Yukihiro
 3.17      For                  None        Appoint a Director Yamate, Akira
 4         Against              None        Shareholder Proposal: Amend Articles of Incorporation
 (Ban on Gender Discrimination)
 5         Against              None        Shareholder Proposal: Amend Articles of Incorporation
 (Setting Maximum Limit for Stock Name Transfer fees on
 Margin Trading at Securities Subsidiaries)
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<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> TAS Annual Report 2020/2021 Rev.01
 Participants   and  Third  Parties
 The Centre continues to add Industry and Research Participants as the portfolio of projects expands
 and further funding is injected into the Centre.
 The Centre’s third-party Participants provide support to the projects and activities with cash and in-kind
 commitments. These commitments over the life of the Centre are up to $51M of cash and in-kind from
 The Queensland State Government and an in-kind commitment of circa $17M representing
 approximately 50 FTE from Defence Science & Technology Group (DST).
 Collaboration,   Engagement      & Education
 Largely the functions of TAS Projects and Activity 1 contribute towards Defence Industry and Research
 Collaboration. A specific example of this outcome and engagement with Defence and SMEs was our
 Symposium in Townville in April 2021.
 Symposium      - Townsville
 The TAS Symposium, Accelerating Trusted Autonomous Systems was conducted between 20 and 22
 April in Townsville. The program included each ADF service on Robotics, Autonomy and AI, the
 Australian Strategic Policy Institute, Queensland’s Chief Entrepreneur, an optional tour to the Australian
 Institute of Marine Science (AIMS) Reef Works facility and a display by the Army Combat Training
 Centre (CTC) who are exploring the integration of robotics and autonomous technologies in Defence,
 including with TAS Participants. Participants

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were also briefed on the Cloncurry UAV Test Facility by
 operators QinetiQ. Small businesses supported to attend by the Queensland Government were also
 provided an opportunity to provide a short pitch on an open mic during a Networking Event.
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<doc> Sturminster Marshall Memorial Hall
 Reg. Charity No. 301186
 Child Protection Policy
 Action Required by Regular Users
 All hirers who hire the village hall in a regular basis for the use of children activities need to provide
 the nominated child protection officer of the hall the following information:
   The named child protection officer of their group and contact details
   A copy of their Child Protection Policy
   A copy of the DBS check of all adults who are within the group
   A signed copy of the Sturminster Marshall Memorial Hall Child Protection Policy, to
 demonstrate that the policy has been and understood.
 Name of Group................................................................................................................................
 Name of Child Protection Officer.....................................................................................................
 Contact details of CPO...................................................................................................................
 Names of all adults who form part of the Group and confirmation that their DBS has been provided to
 the Sturminster Marshall Memorial Hall CPO
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 Confirmation that a copy of the groups child protection policy has been provided to Sturminster
 Marshall Memorial Hall CPO
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<doc> 12. Modbus   RTU/TCP  interconnection  with LM
 Modbus TCP support is added by installing a special package through Sys config → System →
 Packages. Modbus TCP is supported over Ethernet port. Modbus communication is done either
 from visual Modbus mapper for Modbus Master or through scripts for Modbus Slave.
 Modbus Master – user graphical mapper interface in Modbus tab
 Modbus Slave – to use LM as Modbus Slave, disable Modbus RTU in Modbus→RTU settings,
 and use scripts for the communication
 12.1. Modbus device profile
 First thing you should do is to define Modbus device profile – it is a *.json file with the following
 structure e.g. a fragment from UIO20 device by Embedded Systems:
 {
 "manufacturer": "Embedded Systems",
 "description": "Universal 16+4 I/O module",
 "mapping": [
 { "name": "Output 1", "bus_datatype": "bool", "type": "coil", "address": 0, "writable": 1 },
 { "name": "Input 1", "bus_datatype": "float16", "type": "inputregister", "address": 0, "value_multiplier": 0.001, "units": "V" }
 ]
 }
 Name – Object name, e.g. Output 2 (String, Required)
 Bus_datatype - KNX object data type, key from dt table, e.g. float32 (String/Number,
 Required)
 Type – Modbus register type, possible values: coil discreteinput register inputregister
 (String, Required)
 Address – Register address (0-based) (Number, Required)
 Writable - Set to true to enable writing to register if type is either coil or register
 (Boolean)
 Datatype – Modbus value data type. If set, conversion will be done automatically.
 Possible values: uint16 int16 float16 uint32 int32 float32 uint64 int64 quad10k s10k
 (String)
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 Embedded Systems SIA © 2021 www.logicmachine.net Manual / Issue date 26.11.2021 220 </doc>


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<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> The Cosmic Serpent, 1982
 The Cosmic Serpent
 The Cosmic Serpent is a book by Victor Clube, published in 1982 in collaboration with as-
 tronomer Bill Napier. It runs for roughly 280 pages and eleven chapters. This book was followed
 by The Cosmic Winter.

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This work addresses the origins of the comets, historical cometary impacts, and the origins of
 mythology in the history of cometary interactions.
 The first part of the book deals with an interesting perspective of our galaxy’s involvement in the
 cosmic processes and how other stars can possibly deflect or ”knock” the comets in the direction
 of the Sun, as well a look at the question of where the comets come from. Then, the authors go
 on to discuss the question of impacts and the role of cometary bombardment in mass extinctions </doc>


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<doc> our ways and thoughts will become more and more like the Lord’s ways
 and thoughts. Like Simon and the disciples in today’s Gospel, we must
 learn that if we are going to find the Lord, we must keep seeking him,
 not where we would like him to be, but where he wills to be.
 The advice that Eli gave to young Samuel is also a precious
 instruction to us. Today we are being taught to say to the Lord: “Speak,
 LORD, for your servant is listening.” Listening is the fundamental prayer
 attitude. Let us listen to God’s voice, with readiness to act upon his
 word.
 What situations in my life prevent me from hearing the voice of
 God? As a faithful follower of the Lord, how am I spiritually
 forming a listening heart? At times, when I hear the voice of the
 Lord, why do I not heed it?
 Mary, help me to form a listening heart like yours.
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<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> Our    Business        Model
 OVERALL INVESTMENT APPROACH
 Our overall investment strategy and specialty is to purchase distressed properties at a deep
 discount – usually 30% to 50% below market value, and renovate and sell those properties to
 retail homebuyers and landlords.
 At Heart Property Solutions, we pride ourselves on Our Business Strategy
 having a strong foundation of real estate knowledge • We purchase distressed residential
 and training. Our focus is on providing SOLUTIONS properties 30%-50% below current
 for homeowners and finding VALUE for our buyers market value
 and investors by locating ugly, vacant homes that • We purchase, renovate and sell these
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back into use after properties to retail buyers and
 landlords
 renovation.
 Our core business lies within our systems, education and knowledge of the real estate industry. We
 d id not just buy a CD off the Internet and become a real estate investor overnight. We have spent
 thousands of dollars to learn how to be successful in this business and do it the right way the first
 time. Through our affiliation, we are connected with a national network of investors that provide
 continual support and weekly trainings on changes throughout our industry. This process has
 allowed us to circumvent many pitfalls most novice investors would make. Learning the hard way is
 not a phrase in our vocabulary, and we certainly would not ask anyone to invest with us if we
 weren’t confident enough to invest ourselves!
 We Follow A Strict Due Diligence Process
 We have a systematic and disciplined approach when purchasing investment properties, putting
 each potential investment through a strict due diligence process. This rigorous set of criteria
 includes, but is not limited to, the following:
 • Comparable property analysis and examination by an certified, independent appraiser
 • An economic study of the neighborhood, city planning and development
 • Demographics of area, marketability, and growth potential
 • Statistics on the crime rate
 • Public transportation and schools
 • Overall condition of the property, including heating and air, plumbing, electrical, roof and
 structural condition
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 Fehleranzeige (ERROR LED)
 Dieses Lämpchen leuchtet, wenn am Gerät ein Fehler aufgetreten ist.
 Papieranzeige (PAPER OUT LED)
 Weist darauf hin, dass das Papier zu Ende geht bzw. gegangen ist.
 Wenn das Lämpchen blinkt, befindet sich das Gerät im
 Bereitschaftsmodus (Standby).
 Verwenden  der Netzschalterabdeckung
 WARNUNG:
 Wenn bei angebrachter Netzschalterabdeckung ein Unfall auftritt,
 sofort den Netzstecker ziehen. Bei Weiterverwendung des Geräts
 besteht Feuer- und Stromschlaggefahr.
 Die beiliegende Netzschalterabdeckung verhindert, dass der
 Netzschalter versehentlich gedrückt wird. Wenn diese Abdeckung
 verwendet wird, gehen Sie bei der Installation gemäß der
 Abbildung auf Seite4 vor.
 Anbringen und Abnehmen  der Anschlussabdeckung
 Diese Anweisungen treffen zu, wenn im Lieferumfang eine
 Anschlussabdeckung zum Schutz der Kabel enthalten ist. Die
 Abdeckung lässt sich wie folgt befestigen:
 1. Schließen Sie zunächst sämtliche Kabel an. An der Anschlussab-
 deckung können an 3 Stellen Kabelöffnungen hergestellt
 werden: An der rechten Seite, linken Seite und Rückseite.
 Brechen Sie die Stanzung der gewünschten Kabelöffnung mit
 den Fingern heraus. Siehe die Abbildung auf Seite4.
 Hinweis:
 Eine Stanzung, die aus einer Kabelöffnung herausgebrochen wurde,
 kann nicht wieder angebracht werden.
 2. Entfernen Sie nach dem Herausbrechen der Stanzung etwaige
 hervorstehende Kunststoffteile, damit die Kanten glatt sind
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die Kabel nicht beschädigt werden.
 3. Positionieren Sie die beiden Haken der Anschlussabdeckung
 wie auf Seite 5 gezeigt so, dass sie im Druckergehäuse einrasten
 können.
 4. Drücken Sie auf die Anschlussabdeckung, bis sie im
 Druckergehäuse einrastet.
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<doc> Michelle Monsegur, HKS ‘14 and Field Lab alumna, Hingham Assistant Town Administrator,
 Tom Mayo, Town Administrator, with Professor Bilmes and Field Lab students
 The first stop was Hingham town hall. Former Field Lab student Michelle Monsegur HKS’14, who is

 now Assistant Town Administrator for Hingham, along with Town Administrator Tom Mayo, and
 Randy Sylvester, DPW head, led the class on a tour of the community and explained the challenges
 of meeting new federal mandates for stormwater. Hingham faces rising sea levels, and is developing
 resiliency plans to prevent flooding storm surges. The class toured Hingham Harbor and was able to
 see the effects of stormwater runoff and the impact on the marina.
 The Field Lab at Hingham Harbor
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 Bahrain's message to the world
 For Studies, Research And
 Publishing
 Tel: +973 17400088
 Fax: +973 17400094
 Distribution &

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Subscription:   For Studies, Research And Publishing
 Tel: +973 33769880
 www.folkculturebh.org
 Fax: +973 17406680                     With Cooperation Of
 International Relation:
 Tel: +97339946680
 Editorial Secretary:
 International Organization Of Folk Art (IOV)
 E-mail: editor@folkculturebh.org
 P.O. BoX: 5050 Manama -                 www.iov.world
 Kingdom of Bahrain
 Registration No.:
 Magazine published in Arabic, English and French. And
 MFCR 781
 ISSN 1985 - 8299        published on the website (Arabic - English - French -
 Spanish - Chinese - Russian) </doc>


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<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> If you can’t find a suitable printer driver for an IrDA Infrared compatible printer,
 choose a model that is compatible to the one you are using, or configure your
 printer to emulate one of the standard models. For example, an IR-capable HP
 LaserJet 5P would use the HP LaserJet IIP setting; the Citizen PN60 can be
 configured to support the IBM Proprinter or Epson LQ models. You can, of
 course, use the 'General' setting.
 Other printer drivers may be available from Psion, or from other sources.
 You cannot enter printer codes by hand in the files you print. All of the font and
 layout settings are handled automatically by the applications and the printer
 drivers.
 The ‘General’ printer driver
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‘General’ printer driver
 in ‘Print setup’.
 •  The Series 3c then has no special knowledge of your printer, but assumes that the
 printer font will be monospaced (not proportional), at 10 CPI (characters per inch),
 and with a height of 12 points, which is 6 LPI (lines per inch).
 •  Many printers use a font with these settings when you first turn them on; check
 with your printer manual if in doubt.
 •  If your printer does not start with a font that uses these settings, you should set
 them, where possible, from the front panel of switches on the printer.
 •  You can, if you wish, leave your printer set to some other font size. If it has a
 different width or is proportional, the left and right margins (word-wrapping) may
 not be handled correctly. If it is set to a different height, page breaks may not be at
 the correct places.
 When the ‘General’ printer driver is installed, Word will print spaces to implement
 layout features, such as centred text and tab positions.
 Changing the printer driver
 If you change your printer driver with the ‘Printer setup’ option to one which supports
 fewer fonts, then when you print with this driver, only the supported fonts will be used.
 In Word, font settings are not changed when you change your printer driver (unless you
 change them yourself, with ‘Style gallery’ for example). When you change back to the
 original printer driver, you can print the document properly. Similarly, Sheet print styles
 are not changed when you change your printer driver.
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<doc> 6. Spread this powdered mixture, the lead
 picrate, in a flat pan to air dry.
 Note: If possible, dry the mixture in a hot, not boiling,
 water bath for a period of 2 hours.
 1.21  Preparation     of  Picric  Acid   from   Aspirin
 Picric acid can be used as a booster explosive in detonators (section 6.13), a high explosive charge, or as
 an intermediate to preparing lead picrate (section 1.20) or DDNP (section 1.19).
 Materials Required
 Aspirin tablets (5 grains or 325 mg per tablet)
 Alcohol, 95% pure
 Sulfuric acid, concentrated, (battery acid – boil until white fumes appear)
 Potassium nitrate (section 1.2)
 Water
 Paper towels
 Canning jar, 1 pint </doc>


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 elections not by political prosecution of opponents. That is the cardinal rule James
 and Apple have violated and

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justice dictates that it must be corrected.
 Please read Rita Glavin’s full response to James’ report regarding this allegation to
 decide for yourself: www.andrewcuomo.com/ResponseCommisso
 Thank you for your friendship,
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<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> Summary
 2.    Market        overview
 •  Stated hearing loss prevalence
 –  Total: 12.2%, 18+: 14.1% (2015: 12.1%, 18+: 13.9%).
 –  Binaural hearing loss: HA owners: 83%, HA non-owners: 59%.
 –  Hearing Tests: 45% (2015: 45%) had a hearing test in the last 5 years, most tests done by ENTs.
 •  Hearing aid adoption rate (HA penetration)
 –  Total: 36.9% (2015: 34.9%).
 –  Total age group 18+: 37.6% (2015: 35.0%).
 –  71% of HA owners have binaural treatment.
 •  The route to the hearing aid
 –  82% of the hearing impaired discussed hearing loss with an ENT doctor or family doctor.
 –  55% got hearing aids recommended from the ENT or family doctor (drop out rate=33% / 2015: 36%).
 –  67% of the GP consultations referred to an ENT. 10% (2015: 12%) recommended no action.
 –  36% of ENT consultations referred to a audiologist, 33% (2015: 39%) recommended no action.
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 –  Hearing aids are believed to have a positive impact on the job.
 –  Hearing aid owners have a lower risk of being depressed.
 –  Quality of sleep seems to improve if hearing impaired use hearing aids.
 © Anovum 2018 -EuroTrak Germany 2018                                                 Page 3 </doc>


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<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> 5. Receipt   of care,   substantial    disability   and   unmet
 need   in  the  older  population
 This chapter examines the characteristics of key groups of interest to local
 authorities: older people receiving care of different types, as well as those who
 experience high levels of disability, and unmet need.
 Key points:
 ! Using ELSA, we can estimate that 27.6% of older people living at home in England
 (around 2.3 million individuals) received some form of care or support, whether
 paid, unpaid or both. Importantly, 6.9% (160,000 people) of this group reported that
 their overall care and support only sometimes or hardly ever meets their needs.
 ! Using ELSA, we can estimate 2.05 million older people received unpaid care in their
 own home, and 850,000 received some form of paid care or help.
 ! It appears that older people receiving unpaid care have relatively low incomes – in
 all areas, median income was less than £300 per week, which may include disability
 benefits. This suggests only limited scope to pay for formal support privately.
 ! Analysis of ELSA data reveals that 6.7% of the older population living at home in
 England had difficulty undertaking three or more ADLs, equivalent to around
 560,000. However, within this group, we can estimate that around 70,000 older
 people in England did not receive any care, and could therefore be reasonably
 classed as having unmet need.
 5.1. Receipt of care in the older population
 Census 2011 found that 4,019,410 people aged 65+ in England lived ‘at home’ with
 limited day-to-day activities. Many individuals in this group have very low levels of disability,
 and no consequent need for personal care and support.
 However, using ELSA, we can estimate that 27.6% of older people living at home in
 England (around 2.3 million individuals) receive some form of care or help, whether
 paid, unpaid or both.
 Importantly, ELSA analysis found that 6.9% of this group (around 160,000 people)
 reported that their overall care and support only sometimes or hardly ever meets their
 needs. Within this overall group, according to ELSA, around one quarter of the older
 population (24%) who live at home receive unpaid care and one-in-ten receive some
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 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 30 The types of formal help or care recorded by ELSA include: Home care worker/Home help/Personal assistant;
 A member of the reablement/ intermediate care staff team; Voluntary helper; Warden/Sheltered housing
 manager; Cleaner; Council's handyman; Member of staff at the care/nursing home; Other
 38                          The Bigger Picture </doc>


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<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> More Archdiocese News...
 ACTS—Today starts the Archbishop’s Annual Call to Share 2022 appeal.
 Our homily will come today from Archbishop Naumann.
 The archdiocese is mailing out the Annual Call to Share envelopes to parishoners. You may return completed
 pledge cards to the Archdiocese or to the parish in the collection basket. Thank you so much for supporting the Arch-
 bishop’s Call to Share. Your gift, big or small, to this worthy cause is very much appreciated.
 Archdiocesan March for Life DC Adult Trip – Jan 20-23, 2022 Join other adults from the Archdiocese, and
 thousands from across the country, to pray and march for the legal protection of unborn children at the National
 March for Life in DC. The trip is co-sponsored by the Evangelization and Pro-Life Offices. Participants will
 make their own travel arrangements to DC and then join in community for several prayer opportunities, break-
 fast with Archbishop Naumann, and the Rally & March for Life. For more information and to reserve a room in
 the Archdiocesan block of hotel rooms, visit www.archkck.org/prolife/activities/national-march-for-life-2022
 Save the Date! Kansas Mass, March & Rally for Life 2022 Mark your calendars and plan to join us for IG-
 NITE for LIFE January 25th, 2022 in Topeka! IGNITE for LIFE is the Catholic Youth Kick-Off Rally for the
 Kansas March for Life. It is an inspirational morning of praise & worship music, motivational speakers, and the
 celebration of the Holy Sacrifice of Mass with the Bishops of Kansas. Following IGNITE, all are invited to join
 in the Kansas March for Life to the capitol for the Kansans for Life rally. This year, let’s get a great turnout to
 defend the preborn and to show our support for the Value Them Both Amendment!

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IGNITE is sponsored by the
 Archdiocese of KCK and is geared toward youth, but all are welcome to attend. For more information and to
 register, visit archkck.org/IGNITE.
 January 9—Today—SH
 January 9-Today- HF
 Greeters: Mary Glotzbach Family
 Greeters/Gifts: Heather Noriega and family
 Cantors: Linda Bond, Julie Layton, Tracy Van Story, Julie Falk
 Music:         Choir
 Musician: Diane Gros
 Lector:        Brian Boucher
 Gifts: Greg and Scilynn Gros
 Communion:     Mike Anderson, Patrick Schutter
 Lector: Eric Roth
 Servers:       Talon Conrad, Cameron Frank
 Communion: David Stuhlsatz, Joe Hund, Vincent Glotzbach
 Servers: Austin Spellman, Alaster Compton, Brandyn Glotzbach
 Commun. Counters:
 Ushers: Josh and Annie Compton, Jeff and Shannan Flach
 Rebekah Bloomfield, Madelyn Michaelis
 Rosary: Doug Hiegert </doc>


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 315 S. Allen St., Ste. 325A    Sales Agent:               Additional Contact:
 State College, PA 16801        Micheal R. Baker           Christian T. Aumiller
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 www.pkarealty.com              michael@pkarealty.com      chris@pkarealty.com </doc>


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 1 ½ hour rating
 Suitable for vertical or horizontal installation
 165 degree fuse link
 4” static pressure rating
 6x6  8x6  8x8  10x6 10x8 10x10 12x6 12x8
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 165 Fusible Link
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<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> 6. India’s social protection architecture
 6.2  / General    social
 Bihar) where the programme suffered from large
 leakage or quality problems, people were more protection programmes
 open to substituting it with cash (54 per cent).
 The study concluded that the unpopularity of
 cash transfers (where PDS works well) can only be We now discuss, in brief, the coverage,
 offset by making the transfers much larger than the entitlements, and delivery aspects of key
 implicit value of food subsidies. However, this may programmes that proved useful during the
 not lead to net savings for the government. Covid-19 pandemic. This section deals with general
 programmes that are not conditional on a person’s
 Narayanan (2011) notes that unconditional cash current or past employment status. The next
 transfers work well where no specific goal is section gives an overview of employment-linked or
 intended, but instead a general safety net is to work-status targeted programmes.
 be provided - for example, old age pensions. On
 the other hand, if the intention is to promote
 a particular developmental goal such as better 6.2.1 / The Public Distribution
 nutrition, greater school attendance and so forth, System (PDS)
 then either conditional transfers, vouchers or direct PDS is one of India’s oldest State-run social
 provisioning of the good or service work better. protection programmes dating back to the 1940s. It
 Of these three which is to be preferred usually provides subsidised monthly fixed rations of cereal
 depends on the quantity and quality of the relevant (rice or wheat) to eligible households through a
 infrastructure (physical or digital), digital or formal system of fair-price shops. Depending on the state,
 literacy, as well as more subtle factors such as PDS outlets also provide subsidised pulses (dal or
 familiarity with existing systems or unfamiliarity chana), oil, sugar, and salt. A few states (such as
 with new ones.                   Karnataka) have also attempted to provide millets
 through the system. The PDS has been a significant
 All five aspects of social protection system source of minimum food security and preventing
 discussed above - nature of the goal (insurance starvation, even when entitlements have remained
 or assistance), eligibility (domicile or work very basic. Right to Food campaign advocates
 relationship), legal rights or lack thereof, type of point out that the system is old and therefore
 targeting and type of entitlements - have strong familiar, and the PDS shop dealer is part of the local
 implications for inclusion or exclusion from ecosystem, often part of the village community.
 programmes, timeliness of delivery, and extent as
 well as type of corruption or leakages. For example, In 2013, the PDS was made part of the National
 cash transfers suffer from smaller leakages but Food Security Act, a part of a series of rights-based
 have proved to be far less inclusive than the PDS legislations undertaken between 2004 and 2013.4
 due to lack of banking infrastructure. On the other It has two levels of entitlements- priority (BPL)
 hand, PDS has proved to be more inclusive during households entitled

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to 5 kg per person per month
 the crisis, but generally suffers from more leakage of grain (rice or wheat) at subsidised prices and
 problems than direct cash transfers, in some cases the poorest of the poor (Antyodaya) households,
 exceeding 50 per cent (Gulati and Saini 2015). entitled to 35 kg of free grains per household per
 month. Seventy five per cent of
 If the NFSA percentages are applied to  the rural population and 50 per
 population numbers for 2020, an estimated cent of the urban population is
 supposed to be covered under
 100 million people are found to be excluded.
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 War   – and  Peace!
 (continued)
 In the last study we saw that Satan rebelled against the Lord in Heaven, and then, after God
 cast him out of Heaven, he declared war on earth. We then traced some of the major
 attempts by Satan to frustrate God’s plan of redemption and His promises concerning the
 coming Messiah and Saviour, Jesus Christ.
 However, in the fulness of time in spite of all Satan’s efforts to the contrary, the Messiah was
 born just as God had promised: miraculously born of a virgin (“the seed of woman”),
 descended from Abraham, Isaac, Jacob (Israel), Judah and David. In spite of murder, sin,
 barrenness, famine, enemy armies and foreign domination, Satan’s war against God and His
 plan, which had lasted for 4000 years since the fall of Adam and Eve, was unsuccessful. In
 fact, through Christ’s birth, life, ministry, death and resurrection, scores of prophecies were
 fulfilled, and in many amazing ways.
 Satan’s attacks on Christ
 Satan tried to destroy Jesus’ life and ministry in a number of ways:
 1. Mary was almost 9 months pregnant when she rode by donkey from Nazareth to
 Bethlehem, a distance of about 150 km.
 2. Herod tried to destroy Jesus along with all the baby boys two years of age and under, but
 God warned Joseph in a dream, and Joseph, Mary and Jesus escaped to Egypt.
 3. Satan tempted Jesus to sin (in which case He would have no longer been the perfect
 sacrifice for our sin), to worship Satan (compromise and go the “easy way”), and to join him
 in his rebellion against God (Matt. 4:1-11).
 4. The Jews twice took up stones to stone Jesus to death (John 8:59; 10:31).
 5. Once they tried to push Him over a cliff, possibly prior to stoning Him, as that was the
 Jewish custom (Luke 4:29).
 6. Through Peter, Satan tried to stop Jesus from going to Jerusalem for the Passover, and
 to the Cross (Matt. 16:21-23; 26:51-53).
 7. Jesus was tempted in the Garden of Gethsemane not to go through with it Matt. 26:39-
 42). He could have called on 72,000 angels to save Him from the Cross.
 8. Satan even tempted Jesus to come off the Cross before He died (Matt. 27:39-44). Praise
 God He didn’t!
 Jesus had to be crucified (Ps. 22:16; Gal. 3:13) and all these were Satanic attempts to
 stop God’s plan for, and prophecies concerning, the redemption of mankind.
 Finally, when Satan thought he had won and Jesus died on the Cross, it was Satan who was
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all his authority and power, and was defeated for all time (Col. 2:13-15). Sin was
 atoned for; the enemy was defeated. Hallelujah! Any apparent authority that Satan has
 today has been usurped or taken by deception and lies.
 The battle of the ages, however, did not end on the Cross, for Jesus rose from the dead
 and Satan, throughout the whole of Church history, ever since the resurrection and
 ascension of Christ, has now turned his attacks on both the Church and the nation of Israel.
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<doc> Inconstancy of Candle Image 57
 unable, either with a diaphragm or without it, to obtain images which I considered
 sufficiently distinct to be reliable.
 Men who had been teaching and demonstrating Helmholtz's theory repeated
 his experiments for my benefit; but the images which they obtained on the front
 of the lens did not seem to me any better than my own. After
 Fig. 26. Image of Electric Filament on the Front of the Lens
 R, rest; A, accommodation. Under the magnifying glass no change can
 be observed in the size of the two images. The image at the right looks
 larger only because it is more distinct. To support the theory of Helmholtz it
 ought to be the smaller. The comet's tail at the left of the two images is an
 accidental reflection from the cornea. The spot of light beneath is a
 reflection from the light used to illuminate the eye while the photographs
 were being taken. It took two years to get these pictures.
 studying these images almost daily for more than a year I was unable to make
 any reliable observation regarding the effect of accommodation upon them. In
 fact, it seemed that an infinite number of appearances might be obtained on the
 front of the lens when a candle was used as the source of illumination. At times
 the image became smaller during accommodation and seemed to sustain the
 theory of Helmholtz; but just as frequently it became larger. At other times it was
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<doc> the doors closed behind them, Janeway's smile faded as the pilot's statements began to
 play through her again. "Do I understand?" she wondered aloud.
 "Captain?"
 She looked at Ensign Kim--she hadn't meant to speak--and decided quickly to
 elaborate. "Do you remember when we found you on the Ocampan homeworld?" The
 young man nodded. "I don't know if you are aware of what occurred before we could
 beam down to the planet."
 "Tom told me he was pretty hard on you, Captain."
 That surprised her, but she didn't address it. "Well, do you recall the briefing just
 after Voyager's leaving Deep Space Nine? --I think it should be said, I...Nobody really knew
 what had happened to Mister Paris after he left Earth. I'm still unclear on the details.
 What was said in that room was to the best of our knowledge at the time." Suddenly she
 stopped. What am I defending, here? He did commit those crimes, nearly killed...
 Kim nodded, "I know Captain."
 She eyed him, curious despite herself and thanks to Kim's unaffected responses. She
 could tell he knew more about them than she would probably manage, even with
 Chakotay reporting to her and Tuvok's watchful eye. "When did you know differently?"
 Then, Harry's face reflected a little fear somehow, and his eyes shuffled across the
 floor. "B'Elanna corrected me. Really corrected me. I mean, all I did was mention Tom's
 record and the next thing I remember..."
 48324-48485 (seven weeks ago)
 "You ever talk about Tom Paris like that again, Starfleet, and you'll be kissing the floor
 of this tunnel! Sick or not, I'll throw you over! Do you understand me?"
 Kim drew back at her sudden ferocity, frightened even more than when they first met,
 when she lunged at the door, at the Ocampan doctor--and nearly at him, too. "I...I'm
 sorry. I didn't know he was your friend."
 "And you think it's impossible?" she challenged sardonically. "For a cocky, rebellious
 misfit without a shred of respect for anything but saving his ass and cashing in latinum? Is
 that what they told you?" She grabbed his arm. "Is it?!"
 "Not exactly," he cringed. "But...you can't blame them, can you?"
 Her eyes glistened with rage as she twisted the muscle of his arm. "Oooh, I can blame
 them! I can blame them for quite a few things--including your ignorance!"
 "How is Starfleet supposed to know any differently?"
 "If they had taken care of him when they had the chance, he wouldn't have had to
 endure Starfleet pigs like you! Or maybe you think he deserved your ridiculous code of
 honor?"
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<doc> データ転送の要件
 SCSIまたはファイバインターフェースに関する考慮事項
 デバイスの転送速度が最大になるのは、そのデバイスがデータソースに直接接続
 されたときです。現在のバックアップデバイスは、標準のSCSIまたはファイバチャネル
 インターフェースを使用して接続します。一般的なインターフェースの種類を以下
 の表に示します。
 バージョン         バス幅    およその最大データ転送速度
 WideUltraSCSI 16ビット  40MB/秒=144GB/時間
 Ultra2SCSI    8ビット   40MB/秒=144GB/時間
 WideUltra2SCSI 16ビット 80MB/秒=288GB/時間
 Ultra160SCSI  16ビット  160MB/秒=576GB/時間
 Ultra320SCSI  16ビット  320MB/秒=1152GB/時間
 ファイバチャネル      1GB    100MB/秒=360GB/時間
 ファイバチャネル      2GB    200MB/秒=720GB/時間
 この表からわかるように、SCSIインターフェースとファイバチャネルインターフェースの
 多くが、200GB/時間の要件を満たしています。たとえば、Wide           Ultra2SCSIを使用
 する場合は、1時間未満で200GB/時間に達します。これより低速なSCSIコント
 ローラを使用する場合でも、複数のSCSIコントローラを使用すると、合わせて200
 GB/時間のデータ転送速度を実現できます。
 つまり、SCSIバスまたはファイバチャネルインターフェースが目標とするデータ転送速
 度を制限することは、ほとんどないということです。また、この例で目標としている
 40GB/時間の転送速度には、これらすべてのSCSI規格で容易に対応できます。
 実際、ほとんどの規格で、200GB      のジョブを2時間以内に処理できます。Ultra
 160SCSIであれば、処理には約30分しかかかりません。
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<doc> What       this    talk    is  about
 I developed  a custom   ELN  for my  group
 ●
 to “scratch an  itch”
 Features  focused   on linking information
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 and  group  organisational  matters –
 tries to make   life easier
 Now   used  by ca. 20 other groups
 ●
 Aimed   at observational  fields – less
 ●
 suitable for those with stricter labbook
 regulations  (but WordPress   could  in
 principle work  for those too)
 I’ll talk about:
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 what was wrong  with the tools we used to
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 use
 my tool and how we use it
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 sustainability of ELN platforms      3
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<doc> 8.10 What  is the Execution Timestamp  for a repo cleared on a
 CCP post trade (field 2.12)?
 If the terms of a repo are agreed between two parties in the OTC market and then submitted to a
 CCP for clearing, whether or not a contract commitment is conditional upon successful registration
 by the CCP, the parties are required under SFTR to report a “prior repo”, then report its
 termination and finally report the cleared repos with the CCP. See recommendation 8.2. The
 question arises as to Table 2, field 12, Execution Timestamp, for the cleared repos. Strictly-
 speaking, this should be equal to Table 2, field 6, Clearing Timestamp, as this is moment when
 contracts with the CCP are formed. However, as explained in recommendation 8.9, ESMA’s draft
 Guidelines of May 2019 required that Table 2, field 6, Clearing Timestamp, should be later than
 Table 2, field 12, Execution Timestamp, for all repos cleared by a CCP by novation.
 In this case of a repo for which the terms are agreed between two parties in the OTC market and
 then submitted to a CCP for clearing, whether or not a contract commitment is conditional upon
 successful registration by the CCP, it is recommended that field 2.12 for any resulting cleared
 repos should be:
 •  if the parties match their submissions to the CCP at Euroclear Bank’s ETCMS facility, the
 timestamp generated by ETCMS but, if this is later than the timestamp subsequently
 generated by the CCP, that timestamp less one second; or
 •  otherwise, the date and time of the agreement by parties --- in effect, the date and time of
 the prior repo.
 Recommendation: In the case of a repo for which the terms are agreed in the OTC market with
 the intention of submitting the repo to a CCP for clearing, and whether or not the transaction was
 conditional upon successful registration by the CCP, field 2.12 for any resulting cleared repos
 should be either (1) the timestamp generated by ETCMS, if used for matching submissions to the
 CCP, or if this is later than the Clearing Timestamp subsequently generated by the CCP, the
 Clearing Timestamp less one second; or otherwise (2) the date and time of the agreement by
 parties in the OTC market --- in effect, the date and time of the prior repo.
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 West Yorkshire
 Health and Safety
 and   Courses
 Training
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Safety Training Limited
 Sovereign House, Trinity Business Park, Wakefield WF2 8EF
 t: 01924 331713 / 864758 f: 01924 331733
 CIEH/HABC Level 2 Award in Food Safety
 Who needs this qualification?   Learning outcomes
 Anyone working in a catering, manufacturing or Employees who handle food will gain a firm grasp
 retail setting where food is prepared, cooked and of the importance of food safety and knowledge of
 handled.                        the systems, techniques and procedures involved.
 Typical environments may include: They will have the confidence and expertise to
 deliver quality food safely to customers.
 • Restaurants
 Refreshment of this qualification is recommended
 • Pubs
 at least every three years.
 • Supermarkets
 Duration: One day
 • Retail outlets
 • Food and drink manufacturers
 • Hospitals
 • Care and Nursing homes
 • Schools
 • Prisons
 • What subjects are covered?
 • Legislation
 • Food Safety Hazards
 • Temperature Control, Refrigeration, Chilling and
 Cold Holding
 • Cooking, Hot Holding and Reheating
 • Food handling
 • Principles of Safe Food Storage, Cleaning
 • Food Premises and Equipment
 For course dates and costs
 please call Julie on 01924 331713 / 864758 or
 email: more@wyhealthandsafety.co.uk
 www.wyhealthandsafety.co.uk
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<doc> Village of Walden Police Department
 Village of Walden Police Department Policy Manual
 Temporary Custody of Adults
 900.6.1 PREGNANT ADULTS
 Women who are known to be pregnant should be restrained in accordance with the Handcuffing
 and Restraints Policy.
 900.7 PERSONAL PROPERTY
 The personal property of an individual in temporary custody should be removed, inventoried
 and processed as provided in the Custodial Searches Policy, unless the individual requests a
 different disposition. For example, an individual may request property (e.g., cash, car or house
 keys, medications) be released to another person. A request for the release of property to another
 person must be made in writing. Release of the property requires the recipient’s signature on the
 appropriate form.
 Upon release of an individual from temporary custody, his/her items of personal property shall be
 compared with the inventory, and he/she shall sign a receipt for the property's return (9 NYCRR
 § 7502.1). If the individual is transferred to another facility or court, the member transporting
 the individual is required to obtain the receiving person’s signature as notice of receipt. The
 Department shall maintain a copy of the property receipt.
 The Shift Supervisor shall be notified whenever an individual alleges that there is a shortage or
 discrepancy regarding his/her property. The Shift Supervisor shall attempt to prove or disprove
 the claim.
 900.8 HOLDING CELLS
 A thorough inspection of a cell shall be conducted before placing an individual into the cell to
 ensure there are no weapons or contraband and that the cell is clean and sanitary. An inspection
 also should be conducted when he/she is released. Any damage noted to the cell should be
 photographed and documented.
 The following requirements shall apply:
 (a) The individual shall be searched (see the Custodial Searches Policy) and anything that
 could create a security or suicide risk, such as contraband, hazardous items, belts,
 shoes or shoelaces, and jackets, shall be removed (9 NYCRR § 7502.1).
 (b) A supply of disposable type fiber or paper footwear to replace shoes may be kept
 available for issue as required (9 NYCRR § 7502.1).
 (c) The individual shall constantly be monitored by an audio/video system during the entire
 custody.
 (d) The individual shall have constant auditory access to department members.
 (e) The individual’s initial placement into and removal from a locked enclosure shall be
 logged.
 (f) Safety checks by department members shall occur no less than every 15 minutes (9
 NYCRR § 7504.1).
 Copyright Lexipol, LLC 2021/11/18, All Rights Reserved. Temporary Custody of Adults - 488
 Published with permission by Village of Walden Police
 Department </doc>


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           YOUR           MDS
 Know   your  Score, your  Subtype,  and  your Mutation </doc>


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<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> COMPETITION    TERMS   & CONDITIONS
 September  School Holidays
 PARTICULARS
 Item 1.     Type of       Promotion
 Competition
 Item 2.     Name of       September School Holidays
 Promotion
 Item 3.     Shopping Centre Woodgrove Shopping Centre located at 533-555 High Street,
 Melton Vic 3337
 Item 4.     State Promotion is Victoria
 being held
 Item 5.     Promoter      The owner of the Centre, Pacific Echo Pty Limited ACN 074 053
 446 atf Melton Property Trust, Level 5, Central Plaza II, 66
 Eagle Street, Brisbane Qld 4000
 Item 6.     Centre Contact 9971 0700
 Number
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   Privacy       For privacy information please visit:
 www.woodgrove.com.au
 Item 8.     Promotional   Start Date: 20 September 2021 at 09:00 AM Unset
 Period        End Date: 3 October 2021 at 05:00 PM Unset
 or
 once all gifts are exhausted (whichever is first to occur)
 Item. 9     Eligibility   Claims are only open to Unset residents. Claimants under the
 Restrictions  age of 18 must have parent or legal guardian approval to
 participate.
 Item 10.    Claim Method  To claim a gift, the claimant must complete the following steps
 during the Promotional Period:
 Customers are invited to spend $25 or more at participating
 restaurant retailers to redeem a complimentary take home
 Spring Gardening Box valued $8.50 each.
 Only the first 500 valid claims received will each be awarded
 the gift outlined below.
 Item 11.    Maximum Number Gift claims for this Promotion are subject to the following:
 of Claims       •  Maximum of one (1) Gift claim permitted per person
 Permitted          during the Promotional Period.
 [each claim must be submitted in accordance with the claim
 instructions above.]
 Item 12.    Entry Form /  No
 Information Form
 Required
 Item 13.    Entry Form /  N/A
 Information Form
 Collection Location
 Item 14.    Purchase Receipt Yes
 Validation
 Required
 Item 15.    Total Gift Pool $4,350.00 AUD
 Value
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<doc> Imaging Beyond VisibleTM SUI Digital Line Scan Camera
 Bit       Error       Cause            Resolution
 Description
 0 (LSB)  PLL0 error   Internal error Power cycle camera
 1        PLL1 error   Internal error Power cycle camera
 2        PLL2 error   Internal error Power cycle camera
 3        Exposure     Trigger rate too 1) Reduce trigger rate
 control error high        2) Reset firmware, reboot
 camera, or send a trigger
 command that causes a
 trigger parameter change
 (see section 5.4.6).
 4        Timing error Insufficient 1) Increase readout time by
 time to readout modifying exposure and
 frame.          frame periods
 2) Reset firmware, reboot
 camera, or send a trigger
 command that causes a
 trigger parameter change
 (see section 5.4.6).
 5        Line         Internal error Reboot camera
 organization
 error
 6        Correction   Internal error Reboot camera
 coefficients
 load error
 7 (MSB)  Camera Link  Internal error Reboot camera
 Format Error
 Table 7. Error value descriptions, causes and resolutions.
 For applications that require continuous operation of the camera and need to change
 the mode of the camera from its power-on state, the user can monitor the power cycle
 status of the camera using the PWRDWN command. By setting the PWRDWN status
 flag after a reboot of the camera, the user can determine if power to the camera has
 been cycled since the last poll.
 4110-0250 Rev. E Page 82 of 100 © 2020 Collins Aerospace Date Printed: 13-Apr-2020
 This document does not contain any Collins Aerospace Proprietary
 export controlled technical data
 Subject to the restriction on the title or cover page. </doc>


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<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> CONDITIONALS  ARE NOT  MAGIC
 A conditional statement is not magic. There is no operator in the
 PostScript language that is different from the others. Even though you
 will learn to think of the entire conditional as a single construction, it is
 not. Only the execution of the if and ifelse operators make

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something into
 a conditional. Otherwise, and until you execute one of those operators, the
 rest of the code is just a couple of procedures and a boolean on the
 operand stack.
 Just to confuse you and to reinforce this point, let’s look at a simple
 conditional rearranged in a perfectly legal, although somewhat unusual,
 configuration. The first conditional (Example 7.9) is very straightforward.
 The second program (Example 7.10) has the same result, but is
 constructed very differently. The procedures for the true and false clauses
 are defined like any other procedure, then brought up on the operand with
 the load operator, ready for the final execution of ifelse. As an added
 twist, a random string is put on the stack in between, and then moved out
 of the way.
 Example 7.9: Basic Conditional Statement
 currentpoint exch pop 72 le { %ifelse
 showpage 72 650 moveto
 }{
 0 -12 rmoveto
 } ifelse
 Example 7.10: The Same Conditional Built on the Fly
 % set up procedures to generate a boolean and to act as the
 % “true” and “false” procedure bodies for “ifelse”
 /off_bottom_of_page % off_bottom_of_page bool
 { %def
 currentpoint exch pop 72 le % boolean is on stack
 } bind def
 /off_bottom_proc { showpage 72 650 moveto } bind def
 /regular_proc { 0 -12 rmoveto } bind def
 % now invoke the conditional by loading the boolean and
 % the two procedures onto the stack and rearranging them a
 % little bit to show there is no magic:
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<doc> 272    WHEN YOUR MIND SABOTAGES YOUR DREAMS
 short is they don’t give you the way to bring them into your behavior.
 The fact is, if you’re facing a setback, in the moment it happens
 it’s dissatisfying, unpleasant, and perhaps even painful or scary,
 and you might feel hopeless or terrified or irate.
 You can try to take this intellectual frame of mind and im-
 pose it on yourself by saying, “No, really, this is a good thing.
 Even though I feel really crappy about it right now, it will all work
 out for the best,” and try to bypass or ignore how you currently
 feel. You could also go into the trauma and drama of it (“Oh this
 is terrible, woe is me . . .”) and pull the ash heap over yourself,
 but that’s not likely to produce something you’ll enjoy in the fu-
 ture. Neither of these options provides you any guidance about
 what to choose in the next moment.
 So what do you do?
 All that you can truly know is that something is the way it is.
 And this doesn’t apply only to what happens in the outer world, it
 also applies to the inner world—to where you are in relation to
 what happens. If you can work from where you are, connecting to
 your observations, feelings, needs, and requests, mourning and
 celebrating what happened and learning from it, you increase the
 likelihood that you can make choices that create more instead of
 less. When you use these tools, you are staying with “what is” in
 each moment, both in the outer world (what happened) and the
 inner world (your response to it). You then don’t have to impose a
 belief on yourself about this event being a good thing; instead, you
 make choices moment by moment that help you experience the
 knowing of it.
 A key learning that can come out of facing the unexpected is how
 to develop awareness as soon as you become triggered or stressed
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<doc> 1234 Main St.                                                       Buyer Name
 Perspiration                         0.03/hr per person
 Pot plants                           As much as you give them
 Once the main sources of dampness are removed or reduced, you can think about ventilation. Just living and breathing
 adds moisture into the home, and we can’t stop doing that. However, we can open windows to let a breeze through
 and vent moisture-laden air. It seems counter-intuitive to open windows on a cold winter day, but removing moisture
 will be healthier and make your heating more ecient. Get in the habit of airing your home every day or leaving
 windows slightly open.
 Many of these tips are free or low-cost, but they can be highly eective. Further options start to get pricier.
 You could consider a dehumidier to target parts of the home that don’t get enough airow and remain damp.
 However, they aren’t a magic bullet — the best dehumidiers in our tests remove up to 9L per day at 12°C, but only
 desiccant models perform when it’s colder. They are eective at drying smaller spaces, and act as a small heater too
 (they put out about 300 to 400W of heat).
 MOULD
 Mould is known to cause inammation, allergies and infections.
 It is a relatively straightforward process to remove mould from hard non-porous surfaces, such as glass or ceramic tile.
 However, removing mould from porous substances such as wallboard, wood and carpets is more dicult and more
 hazardous. This is because spores can be released when disturbing rotten material, which can cause inammation,
 allergies and infections.
 NEW HOMES
 In new buildings, some moisture is trapped during the construction process. Wet timber may also have been used. The
 sequencing and timing of the construction process is important to avoid this and be sure to avoid storing construction
 materials out in the open where possible.
 Under the oor
 To prevent damp air from building up under the oor:
 Ensure there is sucient ventilation. Vents are often obstructed by vegetation and should be cleared.
 Make sure water isn’t draining from paths or gardens under the house. You may need to create channels or
 underground drains to divert surface run-o.
 Cover the ground area beneath your home with heavy-grade polythene, taped at the joints and trimmed neatly
 against the foundation walls.
 Ventilating
 Let moist air out and dry air in by:
 Opening your windows – especially in wet areas such as bathrooms and kitchens. Even in winter, it’s worth
 opening windows to let the house dry out.
 Closing doors to contain steam/condensation in wet areas.
 Using extractor fans in bathrooms and kitchens (but never vent them into the roof space above the ceiling or
 under the oor. Always vent them outside).
 Venting clothes dryers to the outside. A typical load contains 5 litres of water. This is released as water vapour,
 which can end up creating thousands of litres of damp air.
 Installing vents into windows.
 Using a forced ventilation system. That said, forced ventilation systems can be expensive to install. Try to address
 the cause of the moisture build-up instead.
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<doc> Techniques
 EXHIBIT 20.3. Crude Oil—August 1990, Intra-day
 This level became resistance. Once the market backed down from near
 on June 20 opened a window. This implied another leg lower. On June
 21, when the market failed to move above the window's resistance area,
 $.9175. The objective was for $.8675 (this was based on support earlier
 At the time of the chart shown in Exhibit 20.3, crude oil was in a bear
 market. So I was looking to short on rallies. A rally started on June 21
 with the hammer (note how I did not use this bullish hammer as a time
 after the hammer, back-to-back bearish engulfing patterns emerged. At
 between June 15 and June 18. In the belief that this window would be
 resistance, I put a stop slightly above it at $17.65. The target was a retest
 near the hammer lows. A late rally on June 25 quickly backed off from the
 resistance area made by the bearish engulfing pattern and the window.
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<doc> Unconstitutional Con stitutional Amendments
 completely different one. . . . Any article of the Constitution may be amended,
 and the Court cannot declare unconstitutional a constitutional amendment for
 material or substantive vices. By definition, the content of any amendment
 contradicts in whole or in part the article it purports to amend.
 The Constitutional Court has struck down constitutional amendments for
 procedural errors several times. A notorious decision was rendered in the case of
 an amendment that sought to restrict certain fundamental rights and enlarge the
 powers of the Executive Branch to confront illegal armed groups (the . . . anti-
 terrorism amendment of 2003). In 2004, the Constitutional Court held that this
 reform had a procedural error: the congressional report necessary to initiate the
 sixth reading in Congress had not been approved by [an] absolute majority. . . .
 Another very important decision based on procedural errors was rendered
 in 2010. The Court struck down an act of Congress that sought to call a
 constitutional referendum to allow for more than one presidential reelection, the
 so-called “Second Reelection Case.” The act was approved following a citizens’
 initiative supported by the signatures of over one million citizens, that is, 5% of
 the citizens registered to vote according to the electoral census, which is the
 threshold for national popular initiatives in Colombia. The Court found that
 several irregularities had occurred during the approval of this call for a
 referendum. Among them, the Court found a violation of spending limits in the
 collection of signatures and other infractions of the legal requirements of a call for
 a referendum. More importantly, the Court also found . . . that, by changing the
 wording of the proposed amendment, Congress failed to respect the will of the
 citizens who had called for it. The Court also found that the favorable vote on this
 initiative had been achieved by a last minute switch in political affiliation by
 some members of Congress, who changed parties in order to circumvent party
 sanctions. Finally, the call for referendum was approved during extraordinary
 sessions which had not been duly [publicized] by the Government.
 The second [way through which] the Constitutional Court can declare . . .
 a constitutional amendment [unconstitutional] is on the grounds of excess of
 competence, that is, in cases in which the amendment is not really a modification
 of the Constitution, but amounts to a replacement of the Constitution by a wholly
 different one. The Court has made a distinction between the original constituent
 power and the derivative power of amendment. It has held that the power to
 reform the Constitution is a limited power derived from the people and thus an
 amendment may not destroy the basic identity of the Constitution adopted by the
 people in 1991. Only the original constituent power can modify the basic identity
 of the Constitution or replace it by a wholly different one. In these cases, judicial
 review of the amendment involves a confrontation between the amendment and
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<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> 燃料油期货合约交易操作手册
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 期货交易规则
 一、风险管理办法
 1、交易保证金制度
 交易保证金是指会员在交易所账户中确保合约履行的资金，是已被合约占用
 的保证金。燃料油期货合约的最低交易保证金为合约价值的8%。
 交易所根据期货合约上市运行（即从该期货合约新上市挂盘之日起至最后交
 易日止）的不同阶段制定不同的交易保证金收取标准。
 燃料油期货合约不同阶段的交易保证金收取标准
 交易时间段              交易保证金比例
 合约挂牌之日起               8%
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      10%
 交割月前第一月的第十个交易日起           15%
 最后交易日前二个交易日起            20%
 某期货合约交易保证金应当予以调整的，交易所在新的交易保证金标准执行
 前一交易日结算时对该期货合约的所有持仓按新标准进行结算，保证金不足的，
 相关会员应当在下一个交易日开市前补足。
 进入交割月份后，卖方可以将标准仓单作为与其所示品种和数量相同的期货
 合约持仓的履约保证，其持仓对应的交易保证金不再收取。
 2、涨跌停板制度
 涨跌停板是指合约允许的日内价格最大涨跌幅度，超过该涨跌幅度的报价视
 为无效，不能成交。
 当某燃料油期货合约在某一交易日（该交易日称为D1交易日，以下几个交易
 日分别称为D2、D3、D4、D5、D6交易日）出现单边市，则该期货合约的涨跌停
 板幅度及交易保证金收取对应如下表：
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<doc> FY2020        FOURTH         QUARTER           RESULTS
 ($ in thousands,    except  per  share  data)
 Three   Months    Ended
 2-May                27-Apr         Percent
 2020                 2019          Change
 Orders                                   $   147,168          $   162,485            -9.4%
 Net   sales                              $   126,108          $   127,756            -1.3%
 Gross   profit                                 2 8,626              2 4,421
 Gross    margin                               22.7%                19.1%
 Operating     income                           (3,454)             (10,265)          66.4%
 Operating      margin                         -2.7%                -8.0%
 Net   income                            $      (1,079)       $     (10,819)          90.0%
 %  of sales                                   -0.9%                -8.5%
 Earnings    per  share   (diluted)      $        (0.02)      $        (0.24) </doc>


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<doc> Programmer’s Contact Details
 Name:   Elizabeth Jones
 Position: Producer
 Tel:    01482224800
 Email:  programming@hulltruck.co.uk         Hull Truck Theatre
 Artistic Policy
 Hull Truck Theatre is the flagship venue for Hull and the surrounding region presenting a theatre-led, mixed-
 disciplinary programme of produced and visiting work. We are a pioneering theatre with a unique Northern Voice,
 locally rooted, global in outlook, inspiring artists, audiences and communities to reach their greatest potential.
 We are excited by work that is imaginative, compelling and reflects the diversity of a modern Britain through a
 focus on stories and people. We aim to present exceptional work across a broad range of theatrical forms and
 styles, to delight and inspire our wide range of audiences. The values which underpin our programme are:
 Innovation; Inclusion and Integrity.
 The Heron
 Drama is at the heart of our programming, and we have relationships with a number of key touring partners
 whose work we programme on a regular basis, including Northern Broadsides, The John Godber Company and
 Hull Jazz Festival.
 Dance, music and comedy are programmed across both spaces and, as with the drama programme, we curate
 and promote work by companies of national repute.
 Studio
 Our Studio is a space for new and sometimes more challenging theatrical experiences. We are particularly
 interested in exploring the idea of a ‘Northern voice’, and of increasing the depth of our relationship (and that of
 our audiences) with artists making theatre in the North through supporting the creative development of work. The
 Studio is also a fully equipped cinema and we present a programme of live stream broadcasts and independent
 films with partners such as the Royal Shakespeare Company and Hull Independent Cinema.
 Programming Strands
 We are committed to presenting work that reflects the diverse communities and artists that populate our nation.
 We focus on the following strands to deliver thrilling and vital work that speaks of today:
 Good Fit
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 2022       iCOOC           Membership
 Empowering   the International COO Community
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<doc> •  Assessment Phase – The initial evaluation may last 2-4 sessions. During this assessment
 phase, I will be getting to know you. I will ask questions to gain an understanding of your
 worldview, strengths, concerns, needs, relationship dynamics, etc. During this relationship
 building process, I will be gathering a lot of information to aid in the therapeutic approach best
 suited for your needs and goals. If it is determined that I am not the best fit for your therapeutic
 needs, I will provide referrals for more appropriate treatment.
 •  Goal Development/Treatment Planning – After gathering background information, we will
 collaboratively identify your therapeutic goals. If therapy is court ordered, goals will
 encompass your goals and court ordered treatment goals, based on documentation from the
 court (please provide any court documents). Once each goal is reached, we will sign off on
 each goal and you will receive a copy.
 •  Intervention Phase – This phase occurs anywhere from session two until
 graduation/discharge/termination. Each client must actively participate in therapy sessions,
 utilize solutions discussed, and complete assignments between sessions. Progress will be
 reviewed, and goals adjusted as needed.
 •  Graduation/Discharge/Termination – As you progress and get closer to completing goals,
 we will collaboratively discuss a transition plan for graduation/discharge/termination.
 LENGTH OF THERAPY: Therapy sessions are typically weekly or biweekly for 50 minutes depending
 upon the nature of the presenting challenges and insurance authorizations. It is difficult to initially predict
 how many sessions will be needed. We will collaboratively discuss from session to session what the next
 steps are and how often therapy sessions will occur.
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 Armatures                            47-8013
 47-8231
 Brush Kit
 For: Briggs & Stratton Starters
 Armature                             Replaces: 497608
 For: Briggs & Stratton
 Note: Includes Brushes & Springs
 Replaces: 390837
 6.546" L CE: .373" DE: .373"
 Note: Roll Pin Hole On DE
 Part Number            Description
 47-8013             BS BRUSH SET
 Part Number           Description
 47-8104
 47-8231               ARMATURE
 47-8240
 Brush Kit
 For: Briggs & Stratton Starters
 Armature
 Replaces: 391705
 For: Briggs & Stratton Starters
 Note: Includes Brushes & Springs
 Used In: 49-7401 & 49-8148
 Starters
 Part Number            Description
 47-8104              BS REPAIR KIT
 Part Number           Description
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 47-8240               ARMATURE
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 Starters
 C.E Frame W/BH Assy                  Replaces: 490311
 For: Briggs & Stratton Starters
 Note: Includes Brushes & Springs
 Replaces: 395537
 Notes: Used On Starters W/ 3-5/8" Field
 Case
 For Brush Set only Use: 47-8106 Part Number     Description
 47-8105             BS BRUSH SET
 47-8106
 Part Number           Description
 47-8301             CE Frame W/BH                Brush Kit
 Used On: Briggs & Stratton Starters
 47-8302
 Replaces: 395538
 Note: Includes Brushes, Springs, &
 Brush Holder Assy.
 Bushings
 For: Briggs & Stratton Starters
 Replaces: 497605
 For Brush Kit Only, Use 47-8013
 Part Number            Description
 47-8106             BS BRUSH SET
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<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> We are separating
 3
 Separating:      are   there   any   practical    steps
 I should     take?
 you during this difficult time. • who the children will live
 with;
 End of the relationship
 • how the children will share
 Firstly, make a note of the date their time between the
 that you decided the  parents;
 relationship was over, even if
 you are still living in the same • whether it is possible for the
 property. This date will be children to stay in the family
 needed by different agencies home so they have stability;
 and by your lawyers.
 About the author
 • whether the arrangements for
 Emma Cordock, director and Children     the children are practical;
 family solicitor at AFG LAW
 Emma specialises in
 How are you going to tell your • getting the children to school,
 representing
 children about your separation? employment or other
 children in both
 public and private Discuss this with your partner commitments.
 law proceedings,  and reach an agreement on
 and adults in     what the children should be told If it is not possible to reach
 complex public    and how. Remember that it is a agreement, then consider
 law proceedings.  difficult time

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for your children as getting legal advice or trying
 She is impressive in her ability
 well as for you and your partner; mediation.
 to connect with her clients,
 it is important that they are not
 and her sympathetic and
 open manner ensure that she put in a position where they are Living arrangements
 is always able to put children aware of parental conflict or feel
 first.            they have to choose between This can be a really difficult,
 their parents. This can have a emotional decision. Ask yourself:
 For many people it can feel lasting impact on children’s
 overwhelming when a emotional welfare and • What will happen to the
 relationship comes to an development. Try to put the family home?
 end. This checklist is not legal children’s needs first.
 advice but a list of practical          • Are you married or
 steps designed to try and make On a practical basis think about: cohabiting? The legal position
 things a little easier and help           is different, so you might need
 I couldn’t believe that my father, the man that taught me to love and to
 care, could leave my mother. I cried and cried for hours. Isaac (15)
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 SEPARATING </doc>


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<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> Inspired by Peru, but not necessarily to see that one over-visited site? Interested in fascinating
 archaeology and an abundance of natural wonders? Join us in Northern Peru to explore Peru’s
 hidden gems.
 Few travellers make it to this pristine part of Peru; when you do, you will be rewarded by an

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archaeological bounty of pre-Inca
 sites from Moche, Chimú, Lambayeque, and Chachapoyas cultures. Off the beaten track are fortresses rivalling Egypt’s pyramids,
 treasures from undisturbed pre-Inca royal tombs, and vast adobe cities dating from the 13thC. Ancient aqueducts among the
 oldest man-made structures in the Americas and colourful cave paintings speak to the remarkable engineering and artistic
 accomplishments of these cultures. Isolated sites like Kuelap, the fortress of the legendary ‘cloud people’ of Chachapoyas, and
 the recently ‘discovered’ Gocta Falls will amaze you. You will drive along one of the world’s most spectacular roads through
 Cañon del Pato and travel deep into the cloud forest to mausoleums built high into limestone cliffs.
 On this tour we are staying in particularly attractive small hotels and lodges. Careful attention is paid to the excellent
 Peruvian cuisine.
 Join us as we travel from the coastal desert to cloud forests and the Andean highlands, to discover a rich archaeological heritage
 and inspiring scenery from the crowds.
 STUDY   LEADER
 Paula Swart is a lecturer at the University of British Columbia and has recently been teaching courses
 on UNESCO World Heritage sites at the UBC Summer Institute. Paula has been a museum curator
 for more than 20 years and holds degrees in art history, history, and archaeology.
 Paula is pictured here at the Royal Tombs of
 Sipan Museum in 2012 with Dr. Walter Ava,
 who discovered the tomb of the Lord of Sipan
 in 1987.
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 PD532 Blue

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Stud    PD533 Star Cut Bevel
 PD531 New Silver
 PD537 Tanzanite     PD538 Georgian Bevel
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<doc> Underwriters Laboratory (UL), or other nationally recognized testing organizations are
 marked as follows: “Design evaluated in accordance with SIA CP-01 Control Panel
 Standard Features for False Alarm Reduction.”
 (31) Zones mean a division of devices into which an alarm system is divided to indicate the
 general location from which an alarm system signal is transmitted.
 Sec. 30-52. Administration; establishment of fees.
 (a) The chief of police is the principal city official for administration of this article.
 (b) All fees to be assessed pursuant to this article shall be recommended by the chief of
 police, approved by the board of commissioners, and listed in the fee schedule adopted
 pursuant to section 2-2.
 (c) The chief of police shall designate an alarm administrator to carry out the duties and
 functions described in this article.
 Sec. 30-53. Required alarm registration.
 (a) No person shall operate, or cause to be operated, any alarm system without a valid annual
 alarm registration issued by the alarm administrator in accordance with this article. Any
 existing alarm user must register within sixty (60) days of the effective date of this
 article.
 (b) A separate alarm registration is required for each alarm site.
 (c) Failure to register any alarm system within thirty (30) days of receiving notice from the
 alarm administrator to do so shall be classified as use of a non-registered alarm system
 and will subject the alarm user to suspension and a late fee.
 Sec. 30-54. Alarm registration applications.
 (a) Alarm registration applications shall be on a form furnished by the police department and
 completed and submitted to the alarm administrator by the alarm user or the alarm user’s
 authorized agent. Each application shall be accompanied by a non-refundable
 registration fee and shall include the following information:
 (1)  The name, address, and telephone numbers of the person who will be the
 registration holder and be responsible for the proper maintenance and operation of
 the alarm system and payment of fees assessed under this article;
 (2)  The address and description of the alarm site;
 (3)  For each alarm system located at the alarm site, the classification of the alarm
 system (i.e., burglar, robbery, holdup, duress, or other), and for each
 classification, whether such alarm is audible or silent;
 (4)  A description of any dangerous or special conditions present at the alarm site;
 (5)  The name and telephone numbers of at least two individuals who are able and
 have agreed to receive notification of an alarm activation at any time, respond to
 the alarm site within twenty (20) minutes, and provide access to the alarm site and
 deactivate the alarm system upon request; and
 (6)  A signed certification from the alarm user stating:
 i. The date of installation;
 ii. The name, address, and telephone number of the alarm installation
 company and monitoring company;
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<doc> Why    Casler?
 Collaboration, Investment,   Process, Perspectives
 Staff commitment,    experience  and responsiveness
 Full spectrum  of services
 Understanding   of budgets,  project goals and time  objectives
 We  will make the process  enjoyable! </doc>


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<doc> 12
 menstrual cycle-2; pregnancy;
 premature menopause; vaginal
 soreness)
 Fibromyalgia                     2
 Hair loss                        1
 HIV                              3
 Hyperparathyroid                 1
 Infection                        2
 (urinary tract; yeast)
 Insomnia                         7
 Intestinal distress              15
 (ache-2; constipation; colitis; cramps;
 diarrhea-5; digestive pain-4; nausea)
 Involuntary motion               3
 (restless leg; tremor; twitch)
 Kinesthetic problems             19
 (general malaise-2; numbness-2;
 “sensation of thickness”-2; soreness-4;
 stiffness; tender to touch-2; throbbing;
 tightness-5)
 Male sexual dysfunction          1
 Musculoskeletal                  5
 (broken bone-2; muscle atrophy;
 repetitive stress syndrome; scoliosis)
 Nervous system                   2
 (demyalineating neuropathy; neuroma)
 Pain                             41
 (arm-2; back-11; chest; hand; head;
 headache-5; hip-2; joints; knee; lateral
 torso-2; migraine-3; neck; shoulder-
 3; testicles; thigh; thumb; whole body;
 whole leg; wrist-2)
 Parkinson’s                      1
 Polio                            1
 Schleroderma                     1
 Sinus                            2
 Skin                             16
 (bump; eczema-2; herpes-3; hives; itch;
 pimples; plantar wart; psoriasis; rash-5)
 Swelling                         1
 Throat                           2
 (“lump”; partial closure)
 Thyroiditis                      1
 Weight                           1
 Bodily Experiences Associated with Certain
 Feelings, Behaviors, and Events:
 Abuse in childhood               3
 Accident                         3
 (auto-3)
 Dermatillomania/face-picking     1
 Dissociation                     2
 Food issues                      3
 Mood issues                      17
 (body dysmorphic disorder; depression-
 7; depression with panic attack-2; fear
 of flying; manic depression; panic
 attack-4; PTSD)
 Substance abuse                  4
 (alcohol only; drugs and alcohol-3)
 Total                              218 </doc>


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 In this mode, the MPU stops to send the phase switching signal to the SVC. The SVC starts a
 phase switching by itself based on the counter electromotive force. Then, rotation of the
 spindle motor accelerates. The MPU calculates a rotational speed of the spindle motor based
 on the PHASE signal from the SVC, and accelerates till the rotational speed reaches 5,400
 rpm. When the rotational speed reaches 5,400 rpm, the SVC enters the stable rotation mode.
 (3)  Stable rotation mode
 The MPU calculates a time for one revolution of the spindle motor based on the PHASE signal
 from the SVC. The MPU takes a difference between the current time and a time for one
 revolution at 5,400 rpm that the MPU already recognized. Then, the MPU keeps the rotational
 speed to 5,400 rpm by charging or discharging the charge pump for the different time. For
 example, when the actual rotational speed is 5,600 rpm, the time for one revolution is 10.714
 ms. And, the time for one revolution at 5,400 rpm is 11.111 ms. Therefore, the MPU
 discharges the charge pump for 0.397 ms · k (k: constant value). This makes the flowed
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 is later than 5,400 rpm, the MPU charges the pump the other way. This control
 (charging/discharging) is performed every 1/6 revolution.
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<doc> PERSON SPECIFICATION
 POST TITLE:     Admin/Organisational Support Role D
 CRITERIA       ESSENTIAL CRITERIA
 Job Related    • NVQ Level 4 or equivalent qualification or experience in relevant
 Education and    discipline
 Qualifications and
 • Good knowledge and understanding of relevant ICT packages,
 Knowledge
 including the school’s specialist software / equipment / resources
 • Full working knowledge and understanding of range of relevant
 policies / codes of practice and awareness of relevant legislation
 Experience     • Several years demonstrable experience of working in an office
 environment at a senior level
 Skills & Abilities • Excellent numerical skills to undertake a variety of tasks, e.g.
 writing financial reports for external sources, budget monitoring
 and planning
 • Excellent literacy skills to undertake a variety of tasks, e.g.
 contributing to the development and review of relevant school
 policies and procedures, personnel records, applying for
 government funding
 • Skilled in the use of specialist equipment / resources
 • Able to relate well to children and adults, including Governors,
 often on behalf of the Head Teacher, e.g. dealing with visitors,
 passing information / messages to other staff, providing advice
 • Able to provide advice and guidance to senior staff / Head Teacher
 / Governors on technical and specialist financial information and
 influence school policy on such matters
 • Some need to use analytical, judgmental, creative and
 developmental skills, e.g. when setting up appropriate systems and
 producing financial information for line managers / auditors
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<doc> U.S. Fire Administration
 Winter                    Fires
 Safety
 Tips
 for
 the
 Ho
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 T
 he high cost of home heating fuels and utilities have caused many Americans to search for alternate
 sources of home heating. The use of woodburning stoves is growing and space heaters are selling
 rapidly, or coming out of storage. Fireplaces are burning wood and manmade logs.
 All these methods of heating may be acceptable. They are, however, a major contributing factor in
 residential fires. Many of these fires can be prevented. The following fire safety tips can help you
 maintain a fire safe home this winter.
 K         H                       W     s      a   F
 erosene   eaters                  ood  toves  nd   ireplaces
 Ø Be sure that kerosene heaters are legal in your area. Wood stoves and fireplaces are becoming a very
 common heat source in homes. Careful attention to
 Ø Be sure your heater is in good working condition.
 safety can minimize their fire hazard.
 Inspect exhaust parts for carbon buildup. Be sure
 the heater has an emergency shut off in case the
 To use Them safely:
 heater is tipped over.
 Ø Never use fuel burning appliances without proper Ø Be sure the fireplace or stove is installed properly.
 room venting. Burning fuel (coal, kerosene, or Wood stoves should have adequate clearance
 propane, for example) can produce deadly fumes. (36”) from combustible surfaces and proper floor
 support and protection.
 Ø Use ONLY the fuel recommended by the heater
 manufacturer. NEVER introduce a fuel into a unit Ø Wood stoves should be of good quality, solid con
 not designed for that type fuel.       struct ion and design, and should be laboratory tested.
 Ø Keep kerosene, or other flammable liquids stored Ø Have the chimney inspected annually and cleaned
 in approved metal containers, in well ventilated if necessary, especially if it has not been used for
 storage areas, outside of the house.   some time.
 Ø NEVER fill the heater while it is operating or hot. Ø Do not use flammable liquids to start or accelerate
 When refueling an oil or kerosene unit, avoid any fire.
 overfilling.
 Ø  Keep a glass or metal screen in front of the
 Ø Refueling should be done outside of the home fireplace opening, to prevent embers or sparks
 (or outdoors). Keep young children away from from jumping out, unwanted material from
 space heaters—especially when they are wearing going in, and help prevent the possibility of
 night gowns or other loose clothing that can be burns to occupants.
 easily ignited.
 Ø  The stove should be burned hot twice a day
 Ø When using a fuel burning appliance in the for 1530 minutes to reduce the amount of
 bedroom, be sure there is proper ventilation to creosote buildup.
 prevent a buildup of carbon monoxide.                          continued on reverse </doc>


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<doc> Port and Support Infrastructure Analysis for Offshore Wind Energy Development Summary Report
 More effective state support for renewable energy has encouraged investment in workforce training at many
 levels. The Massachusetts Maritime Academy is nationally known for its mariner training programs, and a
 regional Marine Renewable Energy Center (MREC) at the University of Massachusetts/ Dartmouth joins the
 resources of some of the region's leading academic institutions, community colleges, and trade unions to
 coordinate and plan appropriate training for this emerging industry. Several public and private academic
 institutions, including the Amherst and Dartmouth campuses of the University of Massachusetts system, Harvard,
 the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), the Massachusetts Maritime Academy, and the Woods Hole
 Oceanographic Institute (WHOI), have examined and will continue to explore numerous issues related to offshore
 renewable energy generation, including energy production, facility design, transmission issues, and maritime
 training.
 Understanding that the ocean energy industry is evolving within the U.S. and specifically New England, MREC
 joined forces with Cape Wind, Resolute Marine Energy, Ocean Renewable Power Company, Local 56 Pile Drivers
 Union, the Massachusetts Maritime Academy, the New Bedford Department of Workforce Development, and the
 community college system to form the Ocean Energy Training Task Force. The Task Force meets regularly to
 identify issues and to discuss how best to meet the needs of offshore energy developers, and draws on the
 expertise of each of its members. Significant education and training programs related to offshore renewable
 energy are being developed, and some are currently being offered.
 Massachusetts trade unions have been very active in identifying offshore energy construction needs and
 developing appropriate training courses. For example, Local 56 of the Massachusetts Pile Drivers is a statewide
 organization that has been at the forefront of training workers for offshore energy. Similarly, the International
 Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (“IBEW”) Local 103 has demonstrated its leadership in support and training for
 the renewable energy industry through the erection of a publicly visible 100kW wind turbine and the installation
 of a 5.4kW solar roof at its headquarters and Apprentice Training Facility in Dorchester.
 With the state aggressively supporting the development of offshore wind energy through policy initiatives,
 expertise, and financial support, and with academic institutions and trade unions actively developing and
 improving training opportunities, Massachusetts is well situated to respond to a wide variety of technologies used
 to harness renewable energy in offshore waters. Perhaps more relevant, Massachusetts is in a unique position to
 successfully meet the needs of the offshore wind energy industry because of its broad geographic coverage,
 extensive research facilities, in-depth industry expertise, and a trained, flexible work force.
 Soft criteria also include regulatory considerations. Port facility upgrades may require Massachusetts
 environmental review if the project meets or exceeds certain thresholds established by the Massachusetts
 Environmental Policy Act (MEPA). A variety of federal, state and local permits also may be required, including, but
 not limited to:
 •  U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Section 10 permit for structures in navigable waters,
 •  USACE Section 404 permit for discharge of dredged or fill materials into waters of the U.S.,
 •  Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Determination of No Hazard,
 •  Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit,
 Port and Infrastructure Analysis for Offshore Wind Energy Development • Page 31 </doc>


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<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> THERMALS AND WIND
 The wind affects thermals. Thermals affect the wind.
 In the beginning of the day, it’s quiet on the ground, because the night
 ground inversion seals it from higher winds and because the stability blocks
 the vertical part of various circulations. There still might be katabatic
 winds, coming from the cold highlands, which flood the lowlands,
 downstream of rivers and their basins.
 After sunrise, the more exposed highlands get their first doses of the
 sun’s energy, but they’re still too cold themselves and still busy sucking
 and draining cold air from above. Even if the first sun rays manage to heat
 a favorable sheltered area, even if it forms a thermal bubble, it quickly
 dissolves in the surrounding cold air.
 Similar dissolving is typical for spring and arctic areas.
 Despite that, cold air and instability are the main engines for a
 thermal’s rise; good thermals prefer it not too cold outside and
 much warmer from below, like in summer, for long steady
 climbs. Good ambient temperatures lubricate the thermal’s
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the flow and keep the warm air supply from
 below. There is an optimum ratio between thermal and
 surrounding air temperature for high steady climbs with
 minimum dissolving, mixing, friction and air drag.
 After few hours of the sun’s heating, the first usable thermals start to form.
 In mountain areas, these are the easterly facing slopes, which rapidly
 “melt” the neighboring contact inversions and later even benefit from the
 warmed air trapped and stockpiled underneath. In flatlands, thermals rise
 within the lower layers, destabilized by sun’s heating of ground surfaces –
 higher climbs are possible when inversion layers melt, or in some higher
 and stronger places, which puncture and thin out the inversions. In both
 mountains and flatlands, the start of the thermals can be accelerated by an
 extra humidity or cold air advection (horizontal transportation), which
 destabilize the airmass. Stronger winds, vortexes, and turbulence may
 prevent the night stratification and formation of inversion layers, or to
 destroy higher or lower inversion layers in the morning and to accelerate
 the beginning of the thermic activity. </doc>


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<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> Organic portal
 In Gnosis, Mouravieff introduces the concept of two races of humanity. These are respectively
 called Adamic and pre-Adamic man. The Cassiopaeans use the term ”organic portal” to refer to
 a pre-Adamic man.
 The difference between Adamic and pre-Adamic man is that pre-Adamic man does not have an

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 individuated soul. In all other respects, pre-Adamic man is indistinguishable from Adamic man.
 Pre-Adamics do not have the so-called ”higher centers”. If one attributes soul qualities to pre-
 Adamic man, one is seeing a reflection of another’s soul in the pre-Adamic and mistaking it for the
 individuated soul of the Adamic man.
 In the natural state of matters, the pre-Adamic form would be an intermediate step between a
 species soul pool as exists in the animal kingdom and the fully individuated soul of an esoterically
 developed human. At the present time, however, fourth density service to self forces exploit pre-
 Adamic man as a tool, often for derailing attempts at esoteric work.
 Pre-Adamic man is native to the present third density Earth and is not subject to the Biblical Fall
 of man. In a sense, pre-Adamics are even better suited to this world than Adamics, who carry a
 longing to a dimly remembered Edenic state.
 The gene pool of humanity is so mixed that Adamics and pre-Adamics can coexist in the same
 families and no outward test can be used for determining the nature of any one person. Even if one
 possessed an individuated soul in potential, one would be little different from a similar pre-Adamic
 person until undertaking esoteric development.
 Psychopaths are, according to the Cassiopaeans, ”malfunctioning pre-Adamics.”
 Further reading
 • Gnosis (book trilogy)
 See also
 • Fall of man
 • Adamic man
 • Centers (Fourth Way)
 • Higher centers
 • Soul </doc>


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<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> Sat. | LayinG the  Foundation   (peace)
 TTaakkee   SSaabbbbaatthh
 Nourish and sustain yourself with rest. Commit to a Sabbath activity
 today, perhaps one of those listed below:
 - Go for a walk outside.
 - Sit quietly and meditate.
 - Plant something indoors or outside.
 - Spend time with a friend or loved one.
 - Explore a new area of your town or city.
 - Cook or bake something using a favorite
 or new recipe.
 - Do yoga or exercise in a way that feels
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for your body.
 - Write and mail a letter to someone you
 haven’t talked to in a while.
 - Organize or redesign an area in your home.
 - Draw or create something.
 - Dance or play music.
 - Write a poem or a song.
 - Watch a movie.
 - Take a nap.
 - Read a book.
 Redemption Song | T. Denise Anderson
 35 | SANCTIFIED ART CLOSE TO HOME DEVOTIONAL | SEEKING SANCTUARY       SANCTIFIED ART CLOSE TO HOME DEVOTIONAL | LAYING THE FOUNDATION | 20 </doc>