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By Will Barnes From: Edmonton, AB Jun 26, 2013 |
A little history of the problem for anyone who's interested: Eric Kiser and Jake Sahl showed me this problem (then known as the Torque project) about 4 years ago now. Despite putting a lot of work into it none of us had the guns at the time to send so it was put on the back-burner till a later date. This past spring Jake and I finally decided it was time to put this problem to rest and dedicate it to Eric who sadly passed away last year. Yesterday, after getting pumped on the Beatles' Revolver Album which we always used to listen to when bouldering, I decided it was time to give it a go. I hiked down with a rope, dropped in to clean the upper part and scope the holds (which I was very glad that I did) and sent after a few tries. Although one must always be cautious to claim FAs out here, I feel fairly certain no one's climbed this before due to the condition of the upper part of the climb. If anyone has any info that proves otherwise so be it. Also I'm happy to change the grade if people feel differently about it. Happy climbing! I'll be spending some more time in the area as well if anyone wants to check it out. |
By Will Barnes From: Edmonton, AB Jun 28, 2013 |
Got rid of the suspect block and upper crimps a couple days ago so she's good to go. |
By Bob Banks Jul 1, 2013 |
Curious, does this problem have 3 names because other people have claimed it? |
By Will Barnes From: Edmonton, AB Jul 1, 2013 |
As far as I know no one except Eric and Jake claimed it which is strange because although it's not in any of the main areas at the Brickyard, it's really not too far off the beaten path. The area itself has a lot of rock which I'm sure people have at least checked out in the past. Maybe no one wanted to deal with the upper half of the problem which has a sketchy fall and needed some good cleaning? Beats me... The three names are mainly because we couldn't decide on a single one. Kiser problem because it's dedicated to Eric Kiser, Torque because they were calling it the Torque project, and Here There and Everywhere as a shout-out to Revolver which fueled a good amount of our morning sessions over the years. The Kiser Problem is the first and foremost, however. |
By Richard Shore Jul 1, 2013 |
I looked at it once back in 2008 and dubbed it the "Futuristic Problem with Too Many Names"... |
By Will Barnes From: Edmonton, AB Jul 2, 2013 |
I admire your foresight Richard, I'll add it to the list. |
By Kelly Lindsay Jul 10, 2013 |
Pretty sure this is called Pipeline and Tony Bechio put this up many years ago. There are several other good problems down in this area, which is called Jah Hole. It is pretty overgrown down there, along with the downed tree. |
By Will Barnes From: Edmonton, AB Jul 10, 2013 |
Thought this might be the case Kelly. Do you have any more info on the area? I've been spending a lot of time down here cleaning and unearthing some cool stuff (probably some old ones but I'm pretty sure some new ones as well). Would be stoked if you had an idea of what is what because I can't find any info on it... |
By Kelly Lindsay Jul 11, 2013 |
You won't find any information on Jah Hole and Little Zion as they are relatively only known by hard core locals. The original trail no longer exists, and the alternate route is heavily overgrown with vegetation. I am hoping to produce a comprehensive guide to all the bouldering on West Camino Cielo, but this is a huge undertaking and is going to take some time to get it right. Others are working on guides as well, so eventually the info will become availble to all. Until then, I will do my best to provide knowledge to your work. Best of luck down there! |
By Jeff Mahoney From: Santa Barbara, CA Jul 11, 2013 |
Part of the trail issue is that there are some "well-intentioned" people who are trying to protect the Chumash rock art site down there (Arrowhead Springs), so they are continually adding brush and blocking sections of the trail to keep people away. Usually they're only small piles. The trail is pretty open for the most part, but just expect road blocks from time to time. I remember first tromping down there in '05 thinking "Hey, new rock!" until I found some stashed bouldering pads and a dozen not-too-new top rope bolts & hangers at Little Zion, haha. It's too bad everything in SB County was completely climbed out years ago... |
By Will Barnes From: Edmonton, AB Jul 12, 2013 |
The fall from the top has been officially taken and the pg13 rating remains, be careful up there... |
By Kelly Lindsay Jul 15, 2013 |
SB is not completely climbed out! I know some areas that have not been climbed. |
By Jeff Mahoney From: Santa Barbara, CA Jul 16, 2013 |
Haha! I'm pretty sure you knew I was joking... |
By Tim King Jul 16, 2013 |
SB is always climbed out! |
By Kelly Lindsay Jul 25, 2013 |
And it is one big choss pile. |
By Will Barnes From: Edmonton, AB Jul 27, 2013 |

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Housing may be achieved by keeping the mice in 10 gallon glass aquarium. Inexpensive lab cages designed specifically for mice may also be purchased and are available from most reptile supply houses and specialty mail order firms. Pine shavings may be used for substrate or torn newspaper may be used. The newspaper is less expensive, but is messy and requires more frequent cleaning. Cedar shavings should NEVER be used as a substrate as it is known to be harmful to mice. A water bottle should be provided and is best secured on the inside of the enclosure with velcro strips.
Mice should be fed a varied diet including hamster/gerbil food, lab blocks and some dog food. All of this can be purchased at most grocery stores and pet stores. A constant supply of food should be available at all times.
The enclosure should house about 4 females to 1 male. Once the male has copulated with the female, she should be removed from the group. It will be about 21 days until the female gives birth to a litter of 5-15 pinkies. Average litter size being about 15 pinkies with some females having as many as 20 in a litter depending upon their overall age and general health. About 21 days later the young should be weaned and eating on their own. The female may then be returned to the group enclosure. At 45 days out the young should have matured into adults.
Cage Cleaning should be done 1-2 times a week. Dispose of the substrate and wash the tanks with soap and a very mild bleach and water solution. It is important to ensure that the tank is very well rinsed and dried thoroughly before replacing the wood chips and mice back into the enclosure. Make sure that the enclosure lid is secure at all times. Loose mice are not only difficult to catch, but often are not and may begin to breed in your home.
While any color mice will do just fine, it is the white lab mice that seem to be the hardiest and tend to be more prolific breeders. The average breeder will continue to breed for about 1 year. The female breeders should be replaced about every year and the male should be replaced about every year and a half.
Temperature is very important and the mice should be kept in a room where the temperature is about 65 to 70 degrees F. Temperatures above 70 degrees F. tend to cause their production to slow down, and if kept at temperatures above 70 degrees F for prolonged periods of time they will eventually die.
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As a solution to this problem, a research team led by Professors Keon Jae Lee and Sang-Hee Ko Park of the Department of Materials Science and Engineering at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) has developed ultrathin and transparent oxide thin-film transistors (TFT) for an active-matrix backplane of a flexible display by using the inorganic-based laser lift-off (ILLO) method. Professor Lee's team previously demonstrated the ILLO technology for energy-harvesting
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The research team fabricated a high-performance oxide TFT array on top of a sacrificial laser-reactive substrate. After laser irradiation from the backside of the substrate, only the oxide TFT arrays were separated from the sacrificial substrate as a result of reaction between laser and laser-reactive layer, and then subsequently transferred onto ultrathin plastics (4μm thickness). Finally, the transferred ultrathin-oxide driving circuit for the flexible display was attached conformally to the surface of human skin to demonstrate the possibility of the wearable application. The attached oxide TFTs showed high optical transparency of 83% and mobility of 40 cm^2 V^(-1) s^(-1) even under several cycles of severe bending tests.
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Toraja |
Toraja traditional house, tongkonan. |
Total population |
650,000[1] |
Regions with significant populations |
West Sulawesi, South Sulawesi |
Languages |
Toraja-Sa'dan, Kalumpang, Mamasa, Ta'e, Talondo', and Toala'. |
Religions |
Protestant: 65.15%, Catholic: 16.97%, Islam: 5.99% and Torajan Hindu (Aluk To Dolo): 5.99%.[1] |
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The Toraja are an ethnic group, indigenous to a part of South Sulawesi, Indonesia. There are about 650,000 of them around the world. 450,000 of these still live in the regency of Tana Toraja ("Land of Toraja").[1] Most of them are Christian. Others of them are Muslim or have local animist beliefs known as aluk ("the way"). The Indonesian government has recognized this animist belief as Aluk To Dolo ("Way of the Ancestors").
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- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 "Tana Toraja official website" (in Indonesian). http://www.toraja.go.id/sosial.php. Retrieved 2006-10-04.
Further reading[change | change source]
- Parinding, Samban C. and Achjadi, Judi (1988). Toraja: Indonesia's Mountain Eden. Singapore: Time Edition. ISBN 981-204-016-1.
- Douglas W. Hollan and Jane C. Wellenkamp (1996). The Thread of Life: Toraja Reflections on the Life Cycle. Honolulu: University of Hawaii Press. ISBN 0-82481-839-3.
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- Tana Toraja official website.
- Toraja on the Net - news and commentary.
- batusura.de - A personal website containing photography and recorded music from Toraja.
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Hoffmann, Sebastian and Locher, Miriam A. (2006) Constructing the identity of an advice-giver in an American internet advice column. Text and Talk, 26 (1). pp. 67-104. ISSN 1860-7330
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This paper is a contribution to research on the expression of expert advice-giving (e.g., Heritage and Sefi 1992; Silverman et al. 1992). We present a linguistic analysis of the ways in which the identity of the fictional expert advisor Lucy emerges in an Internet advice column run by professional health educators as part of a university health service. In discourse-analytical close readings of 280 question–answer records, we identify and discuss seven recurring strategies (the advisor's name, self-reference and use of address terms; expert information-giving; giving options and making readers think; the choice of vocabulary; offering opinions; the use of empathy; the display of humor), which together contribute to Lucy's voice as an expert advice-giver if the readers repeatedly access the question–answer exchanges. This emerging identity is in line with the site's mission to provide information designed to facilitate independent and responsible decision processes and corresponds to an ideal of nondirectiveness, as also identified in the literature on other advisory settings (He 1994; Sarangi and Clarke 2002; Vehviläinen 2003). The constructed identity of Lucy thus makes 'Lucy Answers' an attractive site to (re)turn to for advice and complements the other services provided by the health educators.
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Awesome Price!!Step inside the main most centrally located door. Here you will find an entertainment center straight in the door to your right. On either side of it you will have easy access into the front master bedroom with sliding doors. There is a queen size bed including dual bedside wardrobes, plus an overhead shelf for your things.
The main living area has a spacious foot print layout thanks to the large slide out sofa and u-shaped dinette. Here you will find ample seating for everyone, and both can easily be made into sleeping space at night when needed.
The kitchen is just inside the main entrance and to your left. An L-shaped counter with double sinks starts you off, then a three burner range including an overhead microwave oven is perfect for cooking up light meals and snacks. There is also a refrigerator, plus a food pantry for all of your dry and canned goods.
Just outside the rear corner bath notice a wardrobe for storage. The bath offers a tub/shower, toilet, and corner vanity with sink. There is even a private entry door for added convenience so you can easily come in from outside to use. The bath is also located next to a set of double bed bunks which features a ladder for quick access to the top bed. This is perfect for the kiddos to share with each other and friends, or you can easily sleep four adults instead.
The front pass-through storage compartment is great for all of your outdoor camping gear, plus a 16' awning makes it easy to create a bit of living space outside to enjoy, and so much more!
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AdMonsters - www.admonsters.org American Advertising Federation District 2 - www.aafdistrict2.org American Institute of Architects Philadelphia (AIA) - www.aiaphiladelphia.org AIGA | the professional association for design - Philadelphia - www.aigaphilly.org American Marketing Association - Philadelphia Chapter - www.amaphiladelphia.org American Society of Media Photographers - www.asmpphilly.com Art Directors' Club of Philadelphia - www.adcp.org Arts and Business Council - www.artsandbusiness.org Arts and Business Council of Greater Philadelphia - www.artsandbusinessphila.org Association of Accounting Marketing - www.accountingmarketing.org
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A Bird in the Hand
Monitoring grouse means catching them first and a thrill for a young scientist
By Megan Skrip
Out of a silence until now broken only by the occasional buzz of a deer fly comes a sudden flurry of sound: rustling wings, scrabbling feet, urgent clucking - and a muted squealing; the latter not from the bird, but from me.
From a burst of exhilaration to absolute calm on that warm Adirondack afternoon in July 2007, I banded my first ruffed grouse. No previous wildlife experience could match the thrill of that first capture. My master's research officially commenced with gusto.
That summer, I embarked on a study of ruffed grouse and landscape ecology, the first New York study of grouse survival in more than 50 years, and an assessment of the species' ongoing statewide decline. With funding from the New York state Department of Environmental Conservation, I seek to assess the influence of habitat change and configuration at broad spatial scales on grouse fall/winter survival and statewide occupancy changes.
The ruffed grouse population in New York has fallen by more than 75 percent since the 1960s, according to the Breeding Bird Survey. The National Audubon Society calls the popular game bird a "common species in decline." I aim to identify the areas of severest decline and management need across the state, generating prescriptions based on landscape attributes.
The maturation of the state's forests has been cited widely as the cause of the grouse decline because it is eliminating the best habitat for the bird, which thrives in an early successional, or younger, forest. We seek to understand what drives this phenomenon and the mechanisms that contribute to grouse loss from specific areas. To achieve this goal required monitoring grouse via radio telemetry in areas with varying habitat conditions. We chose as our study sites the Fort Drum Military Installation in Jefferson County and Partridge Run Wildlife Management Area in Albany County.
But, to monitor grouse, you first have to learn to catch them. I had two main tasks as I began graduate school, having never before seen a grouse: learn as much about the ruffed grouse as possible and catch one!
With the help of work-study students and others, I established a suite of traps on HWF in a pilot precursor to autumn trapping. Former AEC staff member Scott Haulton, AEC wildlife biologist Charlotte Demers, and ESF Professor Emeritus Robert Chambers guided my approach to trapping and shaped my expectations. I used trap equipment from the intensive Appalachian Cooperative Grouse Research Project.
To say that I learned a lot that summer is an understatement, and when it came to trapping, a lot of my education came through error. I would never today set a trap how or where I did then, but part of the reward of experience is to look back and appreciate how far one has come.
I captured my first grouse at HWF. With the assistance of wildlife technician Jenn Burton, DEC personnel, and student volunteers, over the past two autumns we have captured more than 200! Jenn, serendipi- tously, helped me check traps on the first day I banded a grouse. She was an ESF senior finishing up the last of her credits that summer. She became the wildlife technician in fall 2007 and again in 2008.
Flapping about to free itself, a trapped grouse fans its tail, spreads its wings, and clucks as we approach. We unclip the mesh top of the trap body and reach through to gently pin the bird to the ground, tuck its wings to its sides, and lift it out. We place the bird headfirst in a handling bag, and the grouse will sit there in bewildered silence, in the dark of the opaque canvas, as we carry it to the banding box. To process a bird, we weigh it, examine the feathers to determine age and sex, band it and attach a transmitter. And unlike some of those feisty passerines, the impressively docile ruffed grouse will tolerate the process with quite a resigned air
When the processing (and customary short photo shoot) is complete, we kneel to slowly open the canvas bag, then lean back and smile as the grouse takes to the air like a little feathered rocket.
With the fieldwork now at an end, my survival analyses are nearly complete, with landscape analyses to follow. While the statistical work continues to excite and challenge me, I hope I never forget how it feels to hold a grouse in my hands, its toes gripping my fingers and its solid weighty frame securely clasped between my palms. Since the summer of 2007, I have held scores of them, yet each grouse has left an individual impression. In one's hands, their small bodies are warm and soft, their little faces each so different, but each with a plucky crest, dark beak, and alert brown eyes; some, of course, with suspicious expressions.
In the preface to 1947's The Ruffed Grouse: Life History, Propagation, Management (a.k.a. "The Grouse Bible") by Gardiner Bump and others, Bump writes, "To know the grouse is to love it / And loving it, to wish it well." Upon first reading this statement, I considered it a nice sentiment, and a whimsical touch to an otherwise science-filled tome. Two years later, I recognize it as truth. I doubt that any passionate grouse researcher, with many hours spent afield with her study subjects, could feel otherwise.
Megan Skrip is a master's candidate in EFB with Dr. William Porter.
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The Pentagon official in charge of Guantanamo Bay has admitted that if he had his time over, he would have argued that the notorious detention camp should never have been built.
William Lietzau, America's Deputy Assistant Defence Secretary for Detainee Affairs, told The Mail on Sunday in an exclusive interview that Guantanamo's detainees should have been legally designated as prisoners of war and held in Afghanistan, or if charged with crimes, taken to prisons in America.
Mr Lietzau – who, after three and a half years in his job, last week announced he will be stepping down to take a private sector job in September – added that the best way for President Obama to close Guantanamo would be to announce that the 'war' with Al Qaeda is over.
Under international law, this would end any justification for continuing to hold prisoners who had not been charged with crimes.
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Reports from around North Tyneside
The bird at Hauxley was joined by another in mid May and these must be the same birds gone wandering
We keep meaning to visit the pond here but have never gotten round to it. Theyre lovely pics
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Forsta AP-Fonden (AP) is a Swedish pension fund. The Bank of New York Mellon (BNYM) acted as AP's global custodian. BNYM also managed AP's securities lending programme, under which securities owned by the pension fund were loaned out in return for cash collateral.
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Retro in form, modern in performance, the Gorenje RB60299OBK Tall Fridge combines a classic build with best-in-class cooling technology for fresh and efficient food storage. Classic storage A generous 263 litres of storage provides a sea of space for your food shopping. The four adjustable shelves allow you to organise things and a large salad crisper houses your produce at the optimum humidity for maximum freshness. Chill your wines on the bottle rack and keep your cartons and condiments at hand in the door balconies. The refrigerator comes with a handy 4-star freezer compartment; the small storage box allows you to freeze your essentials without the need for an additional freezer. It also features a Super Cool function that rapidly drops the temperature for a faster cooling process. All cool The traditional-style and retro design Gorenje RB60299OBK fridge is built with modern cooling technology. Thanks to an auto-defrost feature you never have to take on the chore of manual defrosting again! Within the fridge a fan drives cool air around the entire space for an even cooling performance. The circulated cool air keeps foods fresh and prevents accumulation of condensation under the glass shelves. The Gorenje RB60299OBK Tall Fridge boasts an A++ energy efficiency class - the improved insulation and advanced cooling system keep energy costs chilled. ___________________________________________________________________________ PLEASE NOTE: Use in outbuildings: This refrigerator is not designed to be used in an outbuilding - both your food and the appliance can be damaged. Do not use it in any unheated area.
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Plane figures Find: TRIANGLE................. AREA, GIVEN BASE AND HEIGHT PERIMETER AND AREA, GIVEN THE THREE SIDES BASE, GIVEN AREA AND HEIGHT HEIGHT, GIVEN AREA AND BASE PERIMETER, AREA, HYPOTENUSE OF THE RIGHT-ANGLED TRIANGLE LONGER LEG, GIVEN HYPOTENUSE AND MINOR LEG MINOR LEG, GIVEN HYPOTENUSE AND LONGER LEG HYPOTENUSE, GIVEN LONGER AND MINOR LEGS HEIGHT AND AREA OF THE EQUILATERAL TRIAGLE, GIVEN THE SIDE SIDE OF THE EQUILATERAL TRIANGLE, GIVEN HEIGHT SIDE OF THE EQUILATERAL TRIANGLE, GIVEN AREA BASE OF THE ISOSCELES TRIANGLE, GIVEN SIDE AND HEIGHT SIDE OF THE ISOSCELES TRIANGLE, GIVEN BASE AND HEIGHT HEIGHT OF THE ISOSCELES TRIANGLE, GIVEN BASE AND SIDE SQUARE/RECTANGLE......... PERIMETER, AREA, DIAGONAL BASE OF THE RECTANGLE, GIVEN AREA AND HEIGHT BASE OF THE SQUARE, GIVEN AREA HEIGHT OF THE RECTANGLE, GIVEN AREA AND BASE SIDE OF THE SQUARE, GIVEN DIAGONAL BASE OF THE RECTANGLE, GIVEN DIAGONAL AND HEIGHT HEIGHT OF THE RECTANGLE, GIVEN DIAGONAL AND BASE RHOMB.................... AREA MAJOR DIAGONAL, GIVEN AREA AND MINOR DIAGONAL MINOR DIAGONAL, GIVEN AREA AND MAJOR DIAGONAL SIDE, GIVEN DIAGONALS DIAGONAL X, GIVEN SIDE AND KNOWN DIAGONAL TRAPEZIUM................ AREA HEIGHT, GIVEN AREA AND THE TWO BASES SUM OF THE BASES, GIVEN AREA AND HEIGHT OBLIQUE SIDE OF THE RIGHT-ANGLED AND ISOSCELES TRAPEZIUM HEIGHT OF THE RIGHT-ANGLED AND ISOSCELES TRAPEZIUM REGULAR POLYGONS......... PERIMETER, APOTHEM, AREA SIDE, GIVEN AREA AND APOTHEM APOTHEM, GIVEN AREA AND SIDE CIRCLE................... CIRCUMFERENCE AND AREA RADIUS, GIVEN THE CIRCUMFERENCE RADIUS, GIVEN AREA LENGTH OF THE ARC, AREA OF THE SECTOR RADIUS, GIVEN LENGTH OF THE ARC AND WIDTH OF THE ARC RADIUS, GIVEN AREA OF THE SECTOR AND WIDTH OF THE ARC WIDTH OF THE ARC, GIVEN LENGTH OF THE ARC AND RADIUS WIDTH OF THE ARC, GIVEN AREA OF THE SECTOR AND RADIUS CIRCUMFERENCES AND AREA OF THE CIRCULAR CORONA AREA OF THE CIRCULAR SEGMENT LENGTH OF THE ARC, GIVEN RADIUS AND ANGLE LENGTH OF THE CHORD, GIVEN RADIUS AND ANGLE ELLIPSE.................. LENGTH, AREA MINOR AXIS, GIVEN LENGTH AND MAJOR AXIS MAJOR AXIS, GIVEN LENGTH AND MINOR AXIS MINOR AXIS, GIVEN AREA AND MAJOR AXIS MAJOR AXIS, GIVEN AREA AND MINOR AXIS
Solid figures Find: CUBE..................... DIAGONAL, PERIMETER, AREAS, VOLUME SIDE, GIVEN TOTAL AREA PARALLELEPIPED........... DIAGONAL, PERIMETER, AREAS, VOLUME LENGTH, GIVEN VOLUME WIDTH, GIVEN VOLUME HEIGHT, GIVEN VOLUME PRISM.................... PERIMETER, AREAS, VOLUME SIDE AND HEIGHT, GIVEN VOLUME AND AREA OF THE BASE SIDE AND AREA OF THE BASE, GIVEN VOLUME AND HEIGHT PYRAMID/TRUNCATED PYRAMID PERIMETER, AREAS, VOLUME OF THE PYRAMID SIDE, GIVEN LATERAL AREA AND APOTHEM APOTHEM, GIVEN LATERAL AREA AND THE SIDE AREA OF THE BASE, GIVEN VOLUME AND HEIGHT HEIGHT, GIVEN VOLUME AND AREA OF THE BASE PERIMETERS, AREAS, VOLUME OF THE TRUNCATED PYRAMID SUM OF THE PERIMETERS, GIVEN LATERAL AREA AND APOTHEM APOTHEM, GIVEN LATERAL AREA AND THE PERIMETERS CYLINDER................. CIRCUMFERENCE, AREAS, VOLUME RADIUS, GIVEN LATERAL AREA AND HEIGHT HEIGHT, GIVEN LATERAL AREA AND RADIUS AREA OF THE BASE, GIVEN VOLUME AND HEIGHT HEIGHT, GIVEN VOLUME AND AREA OF THE BASE HEIGHT, GIVEN VOLUME AND RADIUS RADIUS, GIVEN VOLUME AND HEIGHT CONE/TRUNCATED CONE...... CIRCUMFERENCES, AREAS, VOLUME OF THE CONE RADIUS, GIVEN LATERAL AREA AND APOTHEM APOTHEM, GIVEN LATERAL AREA AND RADIUS RADIUS, GIVEN VOLUME AND HEIGHT HEIGHT, GIVEN VOLUME AND RADIUS CIRCUMFERENCE, AREAS, VOLUME OF THE TRUNCATED CONE SUM OF THE RADIUSES, GIVEN LATERAL AREA AND APOTHEM APOTHEM, GIVEN LATERAL AREA AND RADIUSES SPHERE................... AREA AND VOLUME OF THE SPHERE RADIUS, GIVEN THE SPHERICAL AREA RADIUS, GIVEN THE SPHERICAL VOLUME AREA AND VOLUME OF THE SPHERICAL CAP RADIUS, GIVEN AREA AND HEIGHT OF THE SPHERICAL CAP HEIGHT OF THE SPHERICAL CAP, GIVEN AREA AND RADIUS AREA AND VOLUME OF THE SPHERICAL ZONE AREA AND VOLUME OF THE SECTOR OF THE SPHERE
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To use this tool, select the figure you are working on, choose the kind of calculation from the list, and then click the Compute button and input the requested data. For example, to calculate the height of a triangle of which you know area and base, select the triangle first, by clicking on the little radio button on the left, then choose Find "Height, given area and base" from the list on the right, then press the "Computed" button situated below, enter area and base when prompted for them, and you'll get the area with formulas and all in the results window.
When you are requested to input data you can give a formula (or expression), rather than a simple number: For example, when asked to input the height of a triangle (or any other data), instead of 3, you can put 2+1, or (2+7)/3. If you previously inserted another data, such as the base (identified by B, see below) you can input a formula like 2/3*B, meaning thus that the height of that triangle is 2/3 of the base. Furthermore, you can use common mathematic functions such as sqrt (square root), sin (sine), cos (cosine), tan (tangent). For example, you can put sqrt(140+4) instead of 12, since the square root of 144 is 12. To calculate the power of a number, you have to use the function pow(x,y), thus 5+2^3 must be entered as 5+pow(2,3). It's important to enter mathematic function in lower case and variables in upper case, otherwise they won't be recognized and you'll get an error message. Under the Results window there's an input area that can be used as a calculator, in which you can write a formula, in the same way stated before, then you can click on Compute Formula to show the result. If in the Results window are shown the results of a previous calculation about a geometric figure, you can use those variables inside your formula.
The following rules are used to assign the names to the variables that identify geometric elements: Elements like Base, Height, Diagonal, Area, Perimeter and Volume are commonly identified by their initials, thus: B, H, D, A, P, V. The side is identified by letter L (from the Latin word "Latus"). To the letter that identifies an element, a second one may follow, identifying the figure (in Latin) to which that element belongs: for example the Diagonal of the Square is identified as DQ (from the Latin "Quadratum"). Major and minor Diagonals are identified by DG and DP ("Grandis" and "Parvus", in Latin). I used Latin names because I wrote this program in Italian first, due to the necessity to test it with real homeworks of the local kids. Anyway names of the variables shouldn't be a problem, since when you know what they means, you can write whatever you want on your notebook or exercise book.
I wish to thank my friend Alessandro Rudellat for helping me during the beta testing, letting me try this program with his homeworks... I suspect he enjoyed it too... :^)
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(Vatican Radio) The director of the Holy See Press Office, Fr Federico Lombardi, has
responded to widespread media reports about an Argentinian woman who says that Pope
Francis called to tell her she could take Communion, even though her husband is divorced
and they have not been married in church.
News stories earlier this week ran
conflicting reports about the woman, Jacquelina Lisbona, who had written to the Pope
several months ago after being denied Communion by her parish priest. According to
the reports, Fr Bergoglio, as he called himself, picked up the phone to respond to
her letter on Monday and told her the Church was in the process of dealing with the
issue of Communion for divorced and remarried Catholics.
In his brief remarks
on Thursday, Fr Lombardi said such conversations should be seen in the context of
the Pope's "personal pastoral relationships" and not as an event that carries "consequences
relating to the teaching of the Church".
Below please find the English language
translation of Fr Lombardi's remarks:
Several telephone calls have taken
place in the context of Pope Francis' personal pastoral
they do not in any way form part of the Pope's public activities, no information or
are to be expected from the Holy See Press Office.
That which has been communicated
in relation to this matter, outside the scope of personal
relationships, and the
consequent media amplification, cannot be confirmed as reliable, and is
a source
of misunderstanding and confusion.
Therefore, consequences relating to the teaching
of the Church are not to be inferred from
these occurrences.


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Communique of the Holy Synod of Bishops of the Serbian Orthodox Church
5. December 2011 - 8:54The Holy Synod of Bishops of the Serbian Orthodox Church with this appeal addresses all participants of the drama in the northern region of Kosovo and Metohija, with the warm prayer to God, the only Source of true peace, unity and love among peoples and nations, that they not allow this drama to be turned into a tragedy.
The International Conference in Honor of the Metropolitan of Pergamon John Zizioulas Concludes
10. November 2011 - 9:40From 28-30 October, the Volos Academy for Theological Studies held the first international conference and honorary event entitled "Metropolitan of Pergamon John Zizioulas: Person, Eucharist, and the Kingdom of God in Orthodox and Ecumenical Perspective." The conference, as well as the entire honorary event, were broadcast live on the internet TV channel intv.gr .
2. November 2011 - 11:02The Committee of the Holy Assembly of Bishops for the preparation of marking the 1700th anniversary of the Edict of Milan as a co-organizer along with the Association of non-government organizations of South-East Europe - CIVIS, Austrian foundation PRO ORIENTE and Swiss PEACE AND CRISIS MANAGEMENT FOUNDATION organizes a promotion of the book - collection of works of the conference participants UNCHANGING VALUE AND PERMANENT ACTUALITY OF THE EDICT OF MILAN - TOWARDS THE GREAT JUBILEE OF 2013, which was held in Nis, at the St. Sava's House of the Diocese of Nis, from February 24-26 of this year.
The promotion of the book will be held
in a great amphitheatre of the Faculty of the Orthodox Theology
(11b Mije Kovacevica str. , Belgrade),
November 3, 2011, beginning at 19:00 hours
At the promotion about this collection of works will be discussed by: His Grace Bishop Dr Irinej of Backa, His Grace Bishop Dr Porfirije of Jegar, Professor Dr Bogoljub Sijakovic, monsignor Dr Andrija Kopilovic and Ms. Mirjana Prljevic, the international secretary general of the CIVIS Association.
Central Committee Public Statement: Integration of Roma in European societies
20. October 2011 - 8:16
21-24 September 2011
Prague, Czech Republic
The Central Committee of the Conference of European Churches would like to encourage the member churches to make their ministry with and for Roma minorities more visible, and take further steps to overcome barriers between minority and majority communities.
The CEC Central Committee appreciates the adoption of the EU Framework for national strategies for Roma integration by the EU during the Hungarian EU Presidency in June 2011, and wishes to encourage the member and partner organisations to get actively involved in the development of the national strategies.
2nd Episcopal Assembly of Oceania COMMUNIQUE
18. October 2011 - 8:37The members of the 2nd Episcopal Assembly of all canonical Orthodox Bishops of Oceania welcomed once again the opportunity to meet in Sydney from October 16-17, 2011, under the chairmanship ex officio of His Eminence Archbishop Stylianos of Australia.
The Assembly commenced with prayer at the central offices of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of Australia, Redfern.
Present were: His Eminence Archbishop Stylianos (Ecumenical Patriarchate – Australia), His Eminence Metropolitan Paul (Antiochian Patriarchate),His Grace Bishop Irinej (Serbian Church), His Grace Bishop Mihail (Romanian Church), His Eminence Metropolitan Amphilochios (Ecumenical Patriarchate – New Zealand), His Grace Bishop Ezekiel (Assistant Bishop), His Grace Bishop Seraphim (Assistant Bishop), His Grace Bishop Nikandros (Assistant Bishop), His Grace Bishop Iakovos (Assistant Bishop), the Very Rev.Father Michael Protopopov (representing His Eminence Metropolitan Hilarion of the Russian Orthodox Church, who read a letter of greeting from His Eminence MetropolitanHilarion ) and Rev. Father Michael Smolynec (representing His Eminence Archbishop Ioan of Parnassou of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church in the Diaspora).
Office of the Committee for Kosovo and Metohija in the Patriarchate of Pec
4. October 2011 - 14:45At the joint session of the Holy Synod of Bishops and the Committee for Kosovo and Metohija of the Holy Assembly of Bishops held in Belgrade on September 14-15 on the occasion of the newest events on the north of Kosovo, also one long-lasting decision was made regarding the activity of the Serbian Orthodox Church in Kosovo and Metohija.
Bearing in mind that Kosovo and Metohija demand an endeavor of the entire Church and the nation, it is decided to restore the office of the Committee for Kosovo and Metohija, which was previously led by current Bishop Irinej of Australia and New Zealand, and that it will from now on have its seat in the Patriarchate of Pec. Its task will be an organisation and documenting the work of the Office for Kosovo and Metohija of the Holy Assembly of Bishops, as well as creating an archive and a library regarding Kosovo and Metohija and developments there in general.


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Also Known asTamarind extract, Imli ka gudaDescriptionTamarind pulp is a thick extract made from tamarind. To make tamarind pulp at home, soak the tamarind pods in just enough warm water for about 15-20 minutes or till they turn soft. Mash using your hands and roughly strain the pulp (you can do it with your hands itself) to discard the hard black coloured seeds as well as the fibrous parts. The soft pulp you have strained out is tamarind pulp. This thick, smooth, brown coloured mixture cam be used to impart a sour flavour to many dishes. How to Select• Select fresh soft tamarind to make tamarind pulp at home. • You can also buy readymade pulp available in market. Ensure to check the manufacturing and expiry dates along with the seal of the packet.• If buying readymade pulp, you might also want to check the ingredients as most brands add salt, vinegar or other preservatives. Culinary Uses• Having tamarind pulp handy can help quickly prepare tasty Indian dishes like chutneys, curries, dals and many south Indian delicacies like sambhar and rasam. • The pulp can also be used to impart tartness to certain pickles, especially those made with bland ingredients like greens or bitter ingredients like bitter gourd. • Tamarind pulp can also be diluted with warm water to acquire tamarind water, used to prepare appetising drinks. • It is an important ingredient in Worcestershire sauce.• Tamarind pulp combined with jaggery and cumin seeds results in a tasty chutney that goes well with snacks like samosas and pakodas.• Tamarind pulp can be combined with roasted urad dal and coconut or sautéed veggies like ridge gourd, and tempered with mustard and asafoetida, to make tasty south Indian style chutney. This chutney, often called thogayal, can be relished mixed with steaming hot rice and ghee or til oil. It can also be served along with idlis and dosas. • Tamarind pulp is also used in the preparation of many Thai dishes. How to Store• If refrigerated in an airtight, non-reactive container, preferably glass, tamarind pulp can last for one or two weeks. • To preserve the pulp for a longer time, store in an airtight container in the deep freezer. Thaw and use as required. Health Benefits• Tamarind is a rich source of vitamins, fibre, potassium, magnesium and other nutrients necessary for good health.• Tamarind is a good source of antioxidants that fight against cancer and also contains carotenes, vitamin C, flavonoids and B-vitamins. • It is also rich in thiamin (36% of daily required levels), vitamin A, folic acid, riboflavin and niacin. • Much of these vitamins plays antioxidant as well as co-factor functions for enzyme metabolism inside the body. • It is beneficial for treating fevers and common cold. • Gargling tamarind water is helpful in sore throat. • Tamarind is used to treat bile disorders. • Tamarind lowers cholesterol and promotes a healthy heart.• This spice condiment is also used as an emulsifying agent in syrups, decoctions, etc., in different pharmaceutical products.• Tamarind pulp is a useful remedy for vomiting, flatulence, constipation and indigestion.• Tamarind pulp can also help improve appetite.
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KINSHASA The Democratic Republic of Congo risks another fuel explosion like that which killed some 230 people at the weekend unless it boosts safety in the chaotic east and south of the country, a sector expert said on Monday.
More than 60 children, many of them watching football in makeshift cinema halls, were among those killed in the blast after an oil tanker toppled, and leaking petrol later ignited with the force equivalent to 343 kg (756 lb) of dynamite.
"It can easily happen again unless the government tightens safety measures," Alain Ilunga, deputy CEO of Congo's fuel distribution company SEP Congo, a joint venture with Total, told Reuters on Monday.
SEP distributes 95 percent of fuel in the west of the country, imported by a mix of traders including Swiss-based companies Glencore and Trafigura, which together accounted for 54 percent of stock in the first half of the year in the west.
Since the 1998-2003 war that drew in six neighbours and killed more than five million people, the state's share of fuel distribution in the east has dwindled to 25 percent from 80 percent of the market as private transporters have stepped in.
"We have lost the market in the east to independents since the war but most of them do not play by the rules or measure up to international safety standards," said Ilunga.
He said poorly maintained vehicles, untrained drivers, poor quality fuel, driving at night outside cities and a lack of insurance and other documentation were among the pitfalls.
Buhendwa Mayele, head of accounts at GINKI, the local private Congolese company whose hired tanker exploded, blamed the road for the accident and told Reuters there had been no problems with the truck or driver.
Ilunga also said Congolese in need of fuel had no idea how dangerous petrol was. Local sources said U.N. peacekeepers failed in their efforts to keep residents away from the tanker as they were intent on collecting spilt petrol.
"No one would approach a terrorist who opened his jacket to reveal 7 kg of dynamite, but when the equivalent of 343 kg of dynamite spread over the ground, locals were there trying to scoop it up," said Ilunga, in reference to the frenzy for fuel.
President Joseph Kabila flew to the east on Monday to visit the wounded and volunteers in Sange and nearby Uvira, after declaring two days of national mourning late on Sunday.
"I have instructed the government to speedily illuminate the circumstances of this tragedy and take all measures to make sure this does not happen again in future," he said in a televised national address on Sunday.
Ilunga said Congo also faces a storage crisis, requiring $217 million of investment, that threatens to undermine safety.
The country can store one million cubic metres of fuel but consumption is set to surpass storage capacity this year, from 999,000 cubic metres in 2009 to 1.11 million cubic metres by the end of 2010 and to reach two million cubic metres by 2020.
Five of SEP's 38 depots in remote regions of Congo are in disrepair and need rehabilitating.
"The demand for fuel is still rising but soon we will not be able to meet it and this will have a negative impact on economic activities that rely on fuel, and thus growth", said Ilunga.
"It could also increase smuggling and lead to greater safety hazards in future," he added.