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#  Banks of the Tuul River (submix) 

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###  Track Information 

Title
    Banks of the Tuul River (submix)

Track ID
    SUB-MIX2-259

Album
    

  * File Supply (submix)



Collections
     File Supply

Release Date
    2023/07/06

Category
    

  * Music



Tempo
    

  * Slow



BPM
    

  * 114



Instruments
    

  * Erhu



Genres
    

  * Easy Listening
  * Mongol



Feelings
    

  * Nostalgic
  * Idyllic
  * Scenic



Scenes & Productions
    

  * Documentary
  * Cooking / Cuisines
  * Travel / Leisure
  * Alt Versions



Keywords
    

  * easy listening
  * world
  * Mongols
  * Mongolia
  * Asia
  * travel
  * documentary
  * nature
  * rural
  * rustic
  * nostalgic
  * relaxing
  * relaxed
  * laid-back
  * peaceful
  * mellow
  * simple
  * light
  * friendly
  * nostalgic
  * warm
  * calm
  * cozy
  * sightseeing
  * strolling
  * Release Date ( Jul 2023) 



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#### Caterwaul Regatta 2021  
St. Andrews Bay Yacht Club | June 11-13, 2021in   
  
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Division: Classic (9 boats)
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# motorhome places Tripoli Greece   
  
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## Tripoli, Pictures of the city and surroundings

## Tripoli, Pictures and general information

  * Tripoli is the administrative center and capital of the Peloponnese and the prefecture of Arcadia..   
Today, about 30,000 inhabitants live on an area of â€‹â€‹12 square kilometers.. Tripoli is troop base of the Greek Air Force and Army..   
  
Compared to other Greek cities Tripoli is founded around the 9th century.. AD a very young city..   
It was a significant and administrative center during both the Italian and Turkish occupation..   
  
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  * The Peloponnese is a tourist known region in the south of Greece and in the true sense a peninsula with famous archaeological sites from different eras.. Both culture and landscape lovers get their money´s worth.. The long, fine sandy west beaches are legendary, the east coast presents itself no less beautiful with rather rocky, but also gritty-sandy bays, the Mani in the south is wild romantic mountain land, while the north side along the Gulf of Patras and Corinth by densely populated foothills   
  
The Peloponnese, whose name derives from King Pelops, is connected to the central Greek mainland by the (artificial) Channel of Corinth and the new bridge at Rio-Andirio..   
  
The individual districts (prefectures) sin   
  
Achaia capital Patras   
* Argolis capital Nafplion   
* Arcadia Capital of Tripoli, at the same time the administrative center of the Peloponnese   
* Elis Capital of Pyrgos   
* Corinthia Capital of Corinth   
* Lakonia Capital of Sparta   
* Messenia Capital of Kalamata   
  
Archaeological sites   
  
are certainly not in short supply in the Peloponnese.. An overview:   
  
* Mycenae   
* Pylos, Nestor Palace   
* Olympia   
* Epidaurus   
* Tyrins   
* Messene   
* Mystras   
* Methoni   
* Altkorinth and Acrocorinth   
* Monemvasia   
* Nafplion and much more   
  
Nature to be seen:   
  
* Taygetos Mountains   
* Caves of Pirgos Dirou   
* Mani Peninsula in the South   
* Oxbauchbucht near Pylos, nature reserve   
* Louisos gorge near Dimitsana   
* long fine sandy beaches on the west coast
# How to do formatting? [duplicate]

I need help with formatting like how to use logs, lims, superscripts and subscripts etc.

Well, above the upper right corner of the text box for your question/answer there is little '?' sign. After clicking the sign it will show you list of basic formatting or you can get to a different site for 'advanced help'. Also you can use LaTeX for math formatting because the server runs MathJax script.

But to cover just the **basics** :

To format math expressions you can must enclose the math in '\$' from each side. So, in order to write something like this: $x^2 + 2$, I had to write \$x^2 + 2\$. As you can probably tell from the example the superscript/upper index/exponent you can write using this '^' sign. The subscript uses '_'. For example $2x_1^2 + x_2$ is in fact: \$2x_1^2 + x_2\$.

If the expression in the super/subscript is more complicated you must use curly brackets. E.g. \$ x^-1\$ executes as $ x^-1$, so in order to get $ x^{-1}$ you must write \$ x^{-1}\$. The same goes for the subscript.

Basic mathematical functions are probably known to MathJax and you can get the right format by writing '\' before the name of the function without any space. So e.g. \$lim\$ compiles as $lim$ while \$\lim\$ is $\lim$. Btw. subscript with limits: \$\lim_{n \to \infty}\$ stands for $\lim_{n \to \infty}$. More examples: \$\sin, \cos, \log_a, \sum_{n=1}^\infty \ldots\$ is $\sin, \cos, \log_a, \sum_{n=1}^\infty, \int_0^1 \ldots$.

If the function isn't know to $\LaTeX$ you can write \$\operatorname{sgn}x\$ and it will give the 'sgn' proper font and spacing $\operatorname{sgn} x$.

When the mathematical object is bigger or longer you can use double dollars instead of single. Then the object will be put in the middle and will be slightly bigger. E.g. \$\$\int_0^1 x_1^2 \;\mathrm{dx}\$\$ will look like this

$$\int_0^1 x_1^2\; \mathrm{dx}$$

Don't worry about the '\;' it is just space in mathematical mode(also '\,' and '\:') and '\mathrm{dx}' just changes the family font.

Hope that will help you to get into it. Bear in mind, that this is very little, so you will have to learn a lot by yourself. But feel free to ask. Good luck!

This should probably go in Mathematics Meta, but when you make posts on the right side there are 3 links for formatting and MathJaX help. 

I don't think there's a formatting guide on Stack Overflow because very rarely do people use math equations, most of the time it's code.
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# Rochelle police continue their home invasion investigation

Rochelle police continue to investigate a home invasion incident which occurred Monday evening at 417 Avenue "D". Chief Eric Higby said that the victim had answered the door at her home as a white woman holding a small child was at the residence. She had asked to use the phone as her child was apparently sick. The local woman allowed the female suspect into her living room. The victim then put her dog into another room. When she returned, the woman was attacked by a black male subject holding a knife. The woman was then forced into the bedroom and tied up and gagged. She did receive a cut to her throat. The victim was taken by ambulance to Rochelle Community Hospital for treatment of a non-life threatening injury. . Police say a small amount of money was taken during the incident. Nothing else is missing from the home. No arrest has been made at this time. The victim was found by a family member who then called police. Illinois State police are assisting in the investigation with their crime scene unit. Local police have received several tips as the investigation continues. If you have any information about the incident, call 562-2131. Rochelle police also advise that local residents not to allow strangers into your home.  
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# Spark Energy - Spark Advance

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  * Variable rate tariff - energy prices may go up or down. 
  * Online billing - view your bills online. 
  * Monthly Direct Debit - in advance 
  * Dual fuel only - you must take both gas and electricity. 
  * No early termination fees. 
  * Notes: 



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# chef69

  * Hi guys...I am new to this chefTalk forum. I apologize for all the silly questions that I might ask to all of you. I hope everyone who has the questions of how, or why to do it might get the answers through this forum.  
  
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#  Mercury finds a long-term home in marine ooze﻿ 

##  Diatom data in the Southern Ocean suggests human activity may have emitted more of the toxic metal than previously estimated﻿ 

Marine diatoms could be significant sinks for mercury pollution. Image taken at 30× magnification. 

Microscopic, single-celled algae may play a big role in sequestering mercury pollution, a new study finds. German geochemists have found that a type of photosynthetic algae called diatoms can trap the toxic metal in deep-sea sediments. These diatom-rich oozes may store up to 20% of the mercury released into the atmosphere by human activity over the past 150 years (_Science_ 2018, DOI: 10.1126/science.aat2735).

As a volatile metal, mercury easily enters the atmosphere from both natural sources, like erupting volcanoes, and human sources, in particular coal burning. The metal can travel great distances around the globe through the atmosphere, ultimately ending up back on land or in water.

Scientists previously thought that the vast majority of mercury deposited in the ocean eventually re-entered the atmosphere, says Harald Biester, a geochemist at the Technical University of Braunschweig and senior author of the new study.

Biester’s team has now found that diatoms somehow adsorb or scavenge a significant portion of the dissolved mercury, pulling it down to the seafloor when the microorganisms die.

The researchers identified and sampled diatom oozes in sediment cores taken from the bottom of the Southern Ocean at three locations around Antarctica. By measuring mercury concentration at various depths throughout the cores, the scientists reconstructed a history of how much of the metal the tiny algae sequestered during the past 8,000 to 10,000 years.

The diatom ooze showed some of the highest mercury accumulation rates measured in the marine environment, surpassing other areas that exhibit high mercury accumulation, like estuaries. The scientists estimated that diatom oozes around the world might have accumulated between 22,000 and 84,000 metric tons of mercury since 1850, when the cores indicate that pollution from human activity began.

Scientists haven’t historically accounted for mercury trapped in ocean sediments, notes Robert P. Mason, a biogeochemist at the University of Connecticut. Given the mercury levels found in diatom ooze, he thinks scientists may be underestimating the amount of mercury humans have emitted into the atmosphere. “These results will lead to a re-evaluation of the response of not only the ocean but the entire biosphere to human inputs of mercury in the past and future,” Mason says.
#  Superstition 

### Stevie Wonder

Album: Talking Book

Year: 2000

Genre: Blues

Cycles per minute: 25

Beats per minute: 100
# International Organizations Search

Name  |  Acronym  |  Founded  |  City HQ  |  Country/Territory HQ  |  Type I  |  Type II  |  UIA Org ID   
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---  
  
### NGMN Alliance

|  Frankfurt-Main  |  Germany  |  F  |  XJ8750   
  
### The European Fund for Southeast Europe

|  EFSE  |  2005  |  Frankfurt-Main  |  Germany  |  F  |  f  |  XJ7019   
  
### Alliance of Russian Solidarists

|  1930  |  Frankfurt-Main  |  Germany  |  G  |  XF2890   
  
### Association for Emergency Aid and Solidarity Development Cooperation

|  WADI  |  1992  |  Frankfurt-Main  |  Germany  |  G  |  XN8091   
  
### Centre for International Migration and Development

|  1980  |  Frankfurt-Main  |  Germany  |  G  |  XG0207   
  
### Conference of the European Communications Museums

|  CECOMM  |  Frankfurt-Main  |  Germany  |  G  |  c  |  XG9539   
  
### European Engine Power Plants Association

|  EUGINE  |  Frankfurt-Main  |  Germany  |  G  |  XM8794   
  
### Greater Europe Mission

|  GEM  |  1949  |  Frankfurt-Main  |  Germany  |  G  |  XN3929   
  
### I and P Europe Imaging and Printing Association

|  I and P Europe  |  Frankfurt-Main  |  Germany  |  G  |  XM5112   
  
### Kreditanstalt für Wiederaufbau

|  KfW  |  1948  |  Frankfurt-Main  |  Germany  |  G  |  XG5239   
  
### Luftfahrt ohne Grenzen

|  LOG  |  Frankfurt-Main  |  Germany  |  G  |  XJ1081   
  
### Medico International

|  1968  |  Frankfurt-Main  |  Germany  |  G  |  XG3289   
  
### Myanmar Actions for Mission and Evangelism

|  MAME  |  2014  |  Frankfurt-Main  |  Germany  |  G  |  AA0707   
  
### Peace Research Institute Frankfurt

|  PRIF  |  1970  |  Frankfurt-Main  |  Germany  |  G  |  fj  |  XG1728   
  
### Society for the Promotion of African, Asian and Latin American Literature

|  1980  |  Frankfurt-Main  |  Germany  |  G  |  v  |  XN2608   
  
### Society for Tropical Ecology

|  1995  |  Frankfurt-Main  |  Germany  |  G  |  XM5267   
  
### TROPICA VERDE

|  1989  |  Frankfurt-Main  |  Germany  |  G  |  XM7756   
  
### Verband Binationaler Familien und Partnerschaften

|  Frankfurt-Main  |  Germany  |  G  |  XN4624   
  
### European Association for Length Measuring Instruments and Machines

|  ELMA  |  1985  |  Frankfurt-Main  |  Germany  |  H  |  x  |  XD1659   
  
### European Plantmakers' Committee

|  1973  |  Frankfurt-Main  |  Germany  |  H  |  xt  |  XD3045   
  
### European Printer Manufacturers and Importers

|  EPMI  |  1988  |  Frankfurt-Main  |  Germany  |  H  |  x  |  XJ1151   
  
### International Society for Oriental Research

|  Frankfurt-Main  |  Germany  |  H  |  vx  |  XD2964   
  
### International Union of Associations of Doctor-Motorists

|  IUADM  |  1933  |  Frankfurt-Main  |  Germany  |  H  |  x  |  XD3111   
  
### European Association of Certified Valuators and Analysts

|  EACVA  |  2005  |  Frankfurt-Main  |  Germany  |  J  |  AA1374   
  
### European Association of Technical Fabrics producers

|  TECH-FAB Europe  |  Frankfurt-Main  |  Germany  |  J  |  XM7538
#  Playlist "34C3: TUWAT" 

##  Extended DNA Analysis 

In 2017, the federal states of Baden-Wurttemberg and Bavaria suggested the extension of the law on the analysis of forensic DNA. Up to now, DNA fingerprinting in forensic settings may, in addition to non-coding features of DNA, only analyze the chromosomal sex of the person, but not any other openly visible feature. Bavaria and Baden-Wurttemberg, under the leadership of CSU and the Green party, are pushing forward to analyze DNA found at crime scenes regarding hair color, eye color, skin color and in the case of Bavaria even geographical ethnicity. Extended DNA analysis, or “DNA facial composite” is seen as an impartial witness to the crime and, in the eyes of the states’ government, would help solve crimes. But would it?

Ever since TV shows such as CSI or NCIS have become popular, DNA evidence has gained a reputation for an infallible method of crime solving. However, similar to fingerprints, DNA evidence up to now only serves as a method of matching the DNA at a crime scene to a suspect. So what if there are no suspects? In theory, DNA possesses all the information on what a human being would look like. Does that mean we could construct a facial composite from blood spots, semen or saliva? While the term “DNA facial composite” may imply so, the science of it is still in its infancy. We can determine a likely eye, hair and skin color and a geographic ethnicity from the DNA. In some cases even more features. This could, depending on the case, lead investigations to the right suspect - but down a very dangerous path.   
Genetic information is subject to the laws of privacy. For one, instead of having a crime and finding as suspect, extended DNA analysis leads to an investigation into a crime, where there is no suspect, but a range of “non-suspect persons of interest” that are connected to the case only by their appearance. The presumption of innocence is vital to a democracy. Putting people of similar appearance – or even ethnical groups – into the focus of investigation, is likely to spark even more xenophobic movements in Germany. Information on skin color correlates with medical information such as skin cancer risk, but also risk for heart disease. This medical information is especially protected by law. What is worse, the technology could lead investigations to the wrong “non-suspect person of interest”. Just as hair color may change with age, so may for instance the appearance of a person’s gender. Not all genetic information is directly seen in the phenotype. Adding up to this, the data correlating genes to geographic ethnicity is only as good as the data of people who have contributed to the database in the first place.   
If DNA analysis is to be implemented in Germany – and it very well might be – we need to push for hard data protection laws and strict rules when and where it may be applied.
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# The Dream of Gerontius

## City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra conducted by Edward Gardner

  
  
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**Andris Nelsons has had to withdraw from conducting The Dream of Gerontius on 14 April due to the illness of his daughter. We are very grateful to CBSO’s principal guest conductor Edward Gardner, who has agreed to conduct this performance on his behalf. We wish Andris’ daughter a speedy recovery and we look forward to welcoming him back to the Barbican in the near future.** **Tenor Toby Spence has also been forced to withdraw from this concert due to illness. We’re grateful to Robert Murray for taking his place.  
  
Elgar **The Dream of Gerontius   
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City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra**  
**Edward Gardner** conductor   
**Sarah Connolly** mezzo-soprano   
**Robert Murray** tenor   
**James Rutherford** bass-baritone   
**CBSO Chorus  
  
** CBSO / Sakari Oramo: Elgar - The Dream of Gerontius, Prelude  
  
CBSO / Sakari Oramo: Elgar - The Dream of Gerontius, Softly and gently  
  
Elgar's _Dream of Gerontius_ is a richly dramatic and beautifully expressive work, one widely considered the composer's choral masterpiece, and certainly to be counted among his very finest works. Setting a poem by Cardinal Newman, it follows the journey of a dying man's soul to judgement before God. That tonight's musical forces hail from Birmingham is appropriate. The work was first performed there, and the city's Triennial Festival also premiered several more of Elgar's major works. In his second year as Principal Guest Conductor of the CBSO, Edward Gardner has developed a fine rapport with the ensemble, while the main soloists roles are here taken by tenor Robert Murray and Sarah Connolly, a mezzo sought after for her rich interpretative skills.    
  
_'Sarah Connolly was utterly captivating, singing with a slightly veiled yet glowing voice, full of deeply felt expression. In the work's final pages, she brought Gerontius's soul to rest with all the gentleness and warmth you could ask for.'_ Boston Globe
# Links: Quick Monday roundup

Jimmy Gownley’s comic-strip review of _Harriet the Spy_ , which he did for Sunday’s _Unshelved,_ just made me wish he would do a graphic novel adaptation of the whole book. It would be a perfect match!

Jack Wilson of The Graphic Classroom has completed his master’s thesis, and it’s on an interesting topic: Whether reading comics motivates fifth-graders to read more.

Teach Comics is a new site dedicated to using comics in the classroom; a recent post also focuses on picking age-appropriate comics for the classroom. (Found via All Ages Graphic Novels.)
**With Soloists for Mahler's "Symphony of a Thousand"**  
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Stokowski conducted the American premiere of Mahler's "Symphony of a Thousand" (Symphony #8) in 1916. He had managed to steal in and watch Mahler rehearse the world premiere and attended it, too. The resulting performances, in New York as well as Philadelphia, put Stokowski on the cover of Time magazine for the first of two times in Stokowski's life. In this photo are the soloists of the performance. From left to right: Margaret Keys, Susan Dream, Inner Barber, Clearance Whitehall, Leopold Stokowski, Alexander van Rensslaer (President of the Philadelphia Orchestra Association) Florence Tinkle, Reined Werrenrath, Adelaide Fischer, and Lambert Murphy.