opendatalab/WebMainBench huggingface dataset:
# Answer question

### 800xA SV5.1 for MOD300 OPC SERVER FAILURE

Hi

I discovered a problem on a 800Xa sv 5.1 dcs with 800xA for MOD300 connectivity.

There we have a system with n. 2 AS, n.4 CS , n.1 IM and n.1 OPC for MOD standard.

and n.6 800xA clients. We have Affinity settings to have odd server for odd clients (e.g. AS1,CS1 works for client1, client3 and AS2, CS2 for client2, client4 etc....) adn even server for even clients priority load balancing.

Last night we had a failure of the OPCDA service provider of Connectivity Server CS1

and odd clients (1,3,5)stopped displaying loop data on the respective workplaces, whilst the even clients (2,4,6) were working perfectly.

The odd clients did not switched to connectivity server CS2..

The only way to reset the situation was to disable and re-enable the "failed" OPCDA service provider. At that time all the clients even and odd ones started immediately

to operates again. I would like to know if anyone experienced similar problem related

to the redundancy of the OPCDA service provider for MOD300 Connectivity server.

The problem appears randomly and obnly in OPCDA server pairs and not for OPCAE service groups . Thanks a lot for help.

Regards,

Paul
# 

Future of green dwellings revealed

A government-based housing and private investment provider has highlighted its modern construction strategies on its new project, which is predicted to use 50 per cent less energy than an average town house.

Located in South Australia, the eight terraces and four apartments were created as a part of the Prince’s Terrace Adelaide project, a collaboration between Defence Housing Australia (DHA), Princes Trust Australia and Renewal SA.

In addition to the prediction of using 50 per cent less energy, the dwellings are also predicted to use 50 per cent less potable water compared to a regular town house and 55 per cent reduction in greenhouse gas emissions compared to an average home, according to DHA chairman Sandy Macdonald.

“Furthermore, an impressive 95 per cent of all waste generated throughout the construction on site has been recycled,” Mr Macdonald said.

“We have proved it is possible for small, residential projects to make big choices when it comes to moving towards more sustainable practices and supporting local communities.”

The extreme eco-friendliness of the project is due to not only the use of sustainable products but also cutting back on emissions throughout the supply chain, which goes as far as emissions emitted during manufacturing and transportation of materials.

“Efficient floor plans were designed to take advantage of natural elements, combined with an emphasis on local, low-carbon materials. Every part of construction was considered from a sustainable perspective,” Mr Macdonald said.  
  
“Every fixture, fitting, product and supplier used in the building complies with Green Star criteria to reduce hidden emissions.  
  
“Hundreds of certified and accredited materials were sourced, including sustainably sourced timber, locally sourced steel, water-efficient fixtures as well as environmentally friendly plasterboard, carpets, door hardware, PVC products and low-toxicity paints and sealants.”  
  
The green construction methods will not be a closely kept secret either, as Mr Macdonald intends to share their methods with other local business.

“All three organisations involved in this project — DHA, The Prince’s Trust Australia and Renewal SA — hope to share our findings and experience with local industry, and by doing so, help others make more sustainable choices,” the DHA chairman said.
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# Kay Yow Memorial Spring Football Game still on as scheduled

Friday’s “Kickin’ at the Carter” event, which included a live concert, BBQ and other events in advance of N.C. State’s spring football game, have been cancelled because of the threat of thunderstorms, school officials have announced.

All other events, including Saturday’s Kay Yow Memorial Spring Game at Carter-Finley Stadium, are still scheduled as planned.

Parking lots open at 8:30 a.m. with festivities beginning an hour later with a BBQ cookoff, judged by former Wolfpack football stars Terrence Holt and Earl Wolff, along with basketball’s Scott Wood, State’s career leader in 3-point baskets. There will also be a Junior Wolfpack Club Jump Zone for the kids and live music.

The game, which will give fans their first look at new coach Dave Doeren’s team, will kickoff at 1:30, with schedule cards and posters, as well as ticket giveaways, available on the stadium concourse.

Though admission is free, fans are encouraged to donate a minimum of $1 per person at the gate, with proceeds going to the Kay Yow Cancer Fund and the Kay Yow Scholarship Endowment. Over $130.000 has been collected during the four years this event has been used as a fundraiser for cancer research.

The game will also be broadcast live on ESPN3.com.

#### About This Blog

Hello everyone, I’m Alex Riley the assistant sports editor at the StarNews in Wilmington. My focus is providing coverage of college athletics around the state, primarily relating to the ACC and ECU.

I grew up in South Carolina but my career has led me to Texas and Wyoming before coming back to the South.
#  Study: Marijuana Use Associated With Reduced Mortality Following Orthopedic Surgery

### Marijuana use was associated with decreased mortality in patients undergoing a variety of surgical procedures, according to  of over 9 million patients, published in the journal _Substance Abuse_

“The association between marijuana use and surgical procedures is a matter of increasing societal relevance that has not been well studied in the literature”, states the study’s abstract. “The primary aim of this study is to evaluate the relationship between marijuana use and in-hospital mortality, as well as to assess associated comorbidities in patients undergoing commonly billed orthopedic surgeries.”

To do so, the National Inpatient Sample (NIS) database from 2010 to 2014 was used to determine the odds ratios for the associations between marijuana use and in-hospital mortality, heart failure (HF), stroke, and cardiac disease (CD) in patients undergoing five common orthopedic procedures: hip (THA), knee (TKA), and shoulder arthroplasty (TSA), spinal fusion, and traumatic femur fracture fixation.

“Of 9,561,963 patients who underwent one of the five selected procedures in the four-year period, 26,416 (0.28%) were identified with a diagnosis of marijuana use disorder”, states researchers. “In hip and knee arthroplasty patients, marijuana use was associated with decreased odds of mortality compared to no marijuana use.” Traumatic femur fixation patients had the highest prevalence of marijuana use (0.70%), which was associated with “decreased odds of mortality, HF, and CD.” For spinal fusions, “Marijuana use in patients undergoing shoulder arthroplasty “was associated with decreased odds of mortality”.

Researchers conclude by stating that; “In this study, marijuana use was associated with decreased mortality in patients undergoing THA, TKA, TSA and traumatic femur fixation, although the significance of these findings remains unclear. More research is needed to provide insight into these associations in a growing surgical population.”

### Anthony Martinelli

Anthony is co-founder and Editor-in-Chief of TheJointBlog. He has worked closely with numerous elected officials who support cannabis law reform, including as the former Campaign Manager for King County (WA) Councilmember Dave Upthegrove. He has been published by multiple media outlets, and is a former contributor for Village Voice Media.
## Quotation for Furniture for GAP Supported Housing Project 2019 - 2021  


Industry  
Furniture (incl. office furniture), furnishings, domestic appliances (excl. lighting) and cleaning products and Domestic furniture and Furniture and Dining-room furniture and Bedroom furniture, other than beds and beddings and Living-room furniture and Bedroom furniture and Bedroom, dining room and living-room furniture 

Location of Contract  
West Midlands 

Value of Contract  
£12800 - £16000 

Published Date | Closing Date | Contract Start Date | Contract End Date  
---|---|---|---  
09/05/2019 | 11/15/2019 | 12/01/2019 | 11/30/2021  
  
Contract is suitable for SMEs? | Contract is suitable for VCSEs?  
---|---  
No | No
# MedPAC Report to the Congress: Medicare Payment Policy: Home Health Care Services: Chapter 9

Description

Discusses payment adequacy for home health care services and information on supplemental payments for home health services provided in low-use rural areas. Features statistics on Medicare margins for home health agencies in 2016 and 2017 with breakdowns by urban and rural areas, and share of episodes provided to rural beneficiaries in 2016.

Date

03/2019

Type

Document

Organization

Medicare Payment Advisory Commission

Tagged as

Home health · Medicare · Reimbursement and payment models · Rural-urban differences · Statistics and data
# Four Seasons London  
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# The Ambient Metric (AM-178)

## Charles Fefferman and C. Robin Graham

### Abstract

This book develops and applies a theory of the ambient metric in conformal geometry. This is a Lorentz metric in n+2 dimensions that encodes a conformal class of metrics in n dimensions. The ambient metric has an alternate incarnation as the Poincaré metric, a metric in n+1 dimensions having the conformal manifold as its conformal infinity. In this realization, the construction has played a central role in the AdS/CFT correspondence in physics. The existence and uniqueness of the ambient metric at the formal power series level is treated in detail. This includes the derivation of the ambient o ... 

_Keywords:_ conformal geometry, n+2 dimensions, Poincaré metric, Lorentz metric, ambient metric, ambient curvature, parabolic invariant theory

### Authors

#### Affiliations are at time of print publication.

Charles Fefferman, _author_   
Princeton University 

C. Robin Graham, _author_   
University of Washington
# 04402 UHP-ANVT EXPRESS SPL Running Status, Route and Schedule

No| Station  
Running Days| Arr / Dep| Dist  
Kms  
---|---|---|---  
1| SH MATA V DEVI KATRA (SVDK)  
Day:1  
Tue Sat|   
23:50| 0 Km  
2| UDHAMPUR (UHP)  
Day:2  
Wed Sun| 00:23  
00:28| 25 Km  
3| JAMMU TAWI (JAT)  
Day:2  
Wed Sun| 01:40  
01:50| 78 Km  
4| PATHANKOT CANTT (PTKC)  
Day:2  
Wed Sun| 03:20  
03:25| 177 Km  
5| JALANDHAR CANT (JRC)  
Day:2  
Wed Sun| 05:37  
05:40| 290 Km  
6| LUDHIANA JN (LDH)  
Day:2  
Wed Sun| 07:10  
07:20| 342 Km  
7| AMBALA CANT JN (UMB)  
Day:2  
Wed Sun| 09:10  
09:20| 456 Km  
8| YAMUNANAGAR JAGADHRI (YJUD)  
Day:2  
Wed Sun| 10:05  
10:07| 507 Km  
9| SAHARANPUR (SRE)  
Day:2  
Wed Sun| 10:40  
10:50| 537 Km  
10| MUZAFFARNAGAR (MOZ)  
Day:2  
Wed Sun| 11:45  
11:47| 595 Km  
11| MEERUT CITY (MTC)  
Day:2  
Wed Sun| 12:28  
12:30| 651 Km  
12| GHAZIABAD (GZB)  
Day:2  
Wed Sun| 13:19  
13:21| 698 Km  
13| ANAND VIHAR TERMINAL (ANVT)  
Day:2  
Wed Sun| 14:05  
| 711 Km  
  
  * Train number 04402 UHP-ANVT EXPRESS SPL is a HOLIDAY SPL that runs between SH MATA V DEVI KATRA and ANAND VIHAR TERMINAL. It covers total journey of 711 kilometer and reaches its destination on day 2. It departs from SH MATA V DEVI KATRA at 23:50 and arrives ANAND VIHAR TERMINAL at 14:05 on second day. 04402 SVDK ANVT HOLIDAY SPL has total 13 stopping stations in its route including both source and destination stations.
**[fixed] Lego:Lord of the rings (REX4.21)**  
heres fixed eboot for Lego lord of the rings for rex4.21  
  
enjoy.  
http://uploadmirrors.com/download/0S.../LEGO-LOTR.rar  
thnx @pete_uk   
tested and working .....external bdmirror  
  
special thnx goto  @haz367 for all his help!!!  
---  
  
to all, fix the 2 param_sys values if ur getting 80010009 on 4.25 on 4.21CFW  
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**Thanks**  
hey, thanks for fixing this. was very disapointed with Pirates, been waiting for this.  
I got very frustrated, couldn't patch it myself, thanks again for the post.  
  
What program did you use? I was using DarkEbootFixer, the other fixers are on my PC.  
************* [ - Post Merged - ] *************  
To all the n00bs out there.  
  
If your on 4.21 Rebug and in Rebug mode to spoof to 4.30 like me, edit the PARAM.SFO file so that it says  
"03.5000 ?"  
  
Or you can get the correct file from here http://www.ps3hax.net/showthread.php?p=481242  
Good Luck  
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Gents,  
is a 3.55 fix likely for this or is it time to upgrade to a 4.XX CFW?  
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I confirm that the fix works on Rogero 4.21 Thanks!!!  
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|  Originally Posted by **harryoke** (Post 481218)  heres fixed eboot for Lego lord of the rings for rex4.21  
  
enjoy.  
http://uploadmirrors.com/download/0S.../LEGO-LOTR.rar  
thnx @pete_uk   
tested and working .....external bdmirror  
  
special thnx goto  @haz367 for all his help!!!  
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How far did you test with this fix? I get to the end of level one after the fight with sodomon and it asks to save then goes to black screen.  
  
  
|  Originally Posted by **concretecork** (Post 491354)  How far did you test with this fix? I get to the end of level one after the fight with sodomon and it asks to save then goes to black screen.  
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I just tested this game without any fix on REBUG REX 4.21.1. I'm starting a new game now.  
  
What is this fix for? The game works fine with just multiMAN fixing the eboot.bin for me.  
  
I will post back after a get to the part you get a black screen.  
  
Edit - Game is still working great. I have beat level 1. Now I am in the Shire with the Hobbits. :)  
  
  
nvm.............  
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# Sparklebridie's Profile

### About me

getting a bit old for gardening but still love it.Can work better 

when the warm sun is on my back not so good in the cold winds

I have a smallish plot with lawn and lots of perennials a   
hedge and small bushes and shrubs for wildlife.

Have just planted a few more alliums for the bees and   
butterflys

### Latest photos

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### Latest questions

Is it ok to prune a Broom?

I have two water butts One is now empty waiting for the rain

Joy managed to get in garden today to tidy My montana looks very scruffy
###  News: Frito Lay - New Twistos Baked Snack Bites 

**Frito Lay** is bringing one of its international brands home to roost with the introduction of **new Twistos Baked Snack Bites** here in the US.  
  
Essentially a cross between a crouton and a cracker, Twistos are available in **three flavors: Bruschetta, Parmesan & Garlic, and Asiago**While it's new here, Twistos have been available for some time in a number countries including just up north in Canada (pictured above).  
  
Twistos Baked Snack Bites come in 5.3-oz bags with a suggested retail price of $2.79. They are available in stores nationwide.
##  Spioenkop graves & memorials  8 years 9 months ago  #13506

Yesterday, 'absentminded beggar' included a picture of the British Memorial on Spioenkop, together with ones of Wagon Hill and Caesar's Camp. Also, some time ago, Paul showed a postcard that depicted the Spioenkop Memorial:  
www.angloboerwar.com/forum/17-memorials-...th-african-memorials   
  
Since Spioenkop was such a significant battle, I decided to show some photos taken there a few years ago. Spioenkop is probably one of the best Natal battlefields to visit. It is an eerie place that is virtually unchanged since the day of the battle. There is no human habitation nearby and the monuments have not been vandalised and have been kept in good order. A bonus is that it offers spectacular views of the surrounding countryside, which, at a distance, looks largely unspoiled.  
  
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##  Spioenkop graves & memorials  8 years 9 months ago  #13507

The first picture is a view looking east across Aloe Knoll and Twin Peaks. It is clear that had the KRRC been allowed to remain on Twin Peaks, and if the British troops had stayed in place on Spioenkop itself, the battle might have ended very differently.  
  
  
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##  Spioenkop graves & memorials  8 years 9 months ago  #13508

The mass grave of the Lancashire Fusiliers.  
  
  
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##  Spioenkop graves & memorials  8 years 9 months ago  #13509

The mass grave of Thorneycroft's Mounted Infantry, with the British Memorial in the distance.  
  
  
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##  Spioenkop graves & memorials  8 years 9 months ago  #13510

The inscription on the British Memorial.  
  
  
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##  Spioenkop graves & memorials  8 years 9 months ago  #13511

The mass grave of the Royal Lancs.  
  
  
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# Touring food

  * I am doing some relatively remote riding in Sweden soon and so been looking at these: https://www.firepotfood.com/collections/­firepot-dehydrated-meals

Never gone the dehydrated route before, partly because being vegan options are crap - but the Firepot's seem interesting and semi-eco packaging is a good thing.



  * Bought all of the mini taster packs and they where pretty horrible tasting..  
The half portion size was pretty neat thou..

Been trough a bunch of the dehydrated food brands and the best tasting one in my opinion is ”real turmat”..

They have some vegan stuff..

https://realoutdoorfood.com/products/?_s­ft_pa_properties=vegan&_sfm_pa_energi_kc­al=0+1440&orderby=popularity
JIKA (Jurnal Ilmu Kesehatan Abdurrab) has been published since March 2023 by the Abdurrab University Research and Community Service Institute in Pekanbaru. It is released four times a year: in March, June, September, and December. This journal focuses on the fields of nursing, midwifery, medicine, pharmacy, physiotherapy, health analysis, and public health. The aim of JIKA is to provide a platform for authors to publish their research findings that are beneficial to the community. The journal offers opportunities for researchers and practitioners in various health disciplines to share knowledge, ideas, and the latest findings in those fields. With its regular publication, JIKA is committed to being a sustainable and influential source of information in the academic and healthcare practice domains. Articles published in JIKA (Jurnal Ilmu Kesehatan Abdurrab) cover various topics relevant to the health field. Authors are invited to contribute research articles, literature reviews, case studies, and other scientific contributions related to nursing, midwifery, medicine, pharmacy, physiotherapy, health analysis, and public health. By publishing high-quality articles, JIKA aims to promote the development and understanding of health sciences. The journal also plays a role in disseminating up-to-date information, facilitating dialogue among researchers, practitioners, and academics, and making meaningful contributions to the improvement of healthcare quality. Thus, JIKA (Jurnal Ilmu Kesehatan Abdurrab) serves as an important platform for the development of health sciences, promoting collaboration among researchers and encouraging the application of beneficial knowledge for the advancement of health and well-being in society.
# Name: Ale / Sca

Name| **Ale / Sca**  
---|---  
Print ref| Hobbs 4576; Mays p. 58, 69 (list of abbreviations)  
Source| numismatic  
Material| Coin  
Location  
Population group| Iceni  
Region| East Anglia  
Date| Late first century BC to early first century AD  
General notes| ALE / SCA. _Recte_ SCAVO?  
Name type  
Gender| m  
Element 1| alo-  
Element 2  
Suffix  
Occurs elsewhere in Roman Empire?| No
## Mount Bromo and the Sand Sea

There aren’t many reasons tourists take the road south from Surabaya. But there's certainly a very good one. It's because the city is the staging point for the 120 kilometre journey down East Java to one of Indonesia’s most beautiful natural attractions.

I’m talking about Mount Bromo, the active volcano that lies in the middle of a large valley. With its top blown off, it appears more crater than mountain, while putrid sulphurous gas and smoke billow out from within.

One of the reasons it has become such a popular site for visitors is that Mount Bromo doesn’t exist in isolation. The valley is actually a ‘caldera’ – an enormous cauldron-like pit created by the ground collapsing after a major eruption. And all through and around this caldera are the remnants of volcanic action of the past… and the ominous signs of more to come.

Most people start their visit well before the sun is up, in preparation for the sunrise. In a convoy of jeeps, we head towards a nearby mountain, Mount Penanjakan. From the end of the road, it’s a twenty minute climb to the viewing area, although dozens of locals with horses will gladly accept some money for a ride up. I had been warned that it would be cold at the top, but I think that must have been by Indonesian standards because, although the rays are yet to reach out across the terrain, it is far from chilly.

As the sun rises, the clouds are the first to catch the colour. Red. Pink. Orange. Then the valley starts to glow. The shadowy outline of the mountains come into the focus and vista across the whole area is suddenly bathed in light. It is a good way to start the morning, indeed.

An hour later, down at the base of Mount Bromo itself, I am confronted with the ‘sand sea’. It was hard to get perspective from the viewpoint but now, as I am forced to quickly shield my face as a wind gust tries to blast grains into my eyes, it feels like something from Africa or the Middle East. The only vegetation is up on the cliffs around the caldera, watching fearfully down at this barren landscape.

But again, there are horsemen here. While many visitors choose to walk the 30 minutes or so to the top of Mount Bromo, there is once more the option of going on horseback. The riders, covered up to protect themselves from the sandstorms, have an eerie and romantic ruggedness to their appearance. A Hindu temple set against the grey landscape demonstrates their connection to this region.

At the top itself, there’s only so much to do. The gases coming from the crater are quite overpowering and at times it’s a bit uncomfortable to stand at the edge and look down. Sudden bursts of strong wind blow a concoction of smoke and sand right into my face. But to look down into the volcano makes me feel a bit insignificant.

This is a unique part of the country. It’s more than just a volcano – it is a whole tract of land which has evolved over the millennia from the geological activity beneath it. It’s created a natural phenomenon much larger than any tour can do justice. It just feels… special… to be here.