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Chapter 1 Adjusting to Modern Life
The Paradox of Progress What Is the "Paradox of Progress"? –Today, we enjoy more technological advances, more leisure time and choices than ever before. –However, we are not happier. In fact, our perceived quality of life seems to be worse. Why is this so?
The Paradox of Progress, continued Possible explanations: –Traditional sources of emotional security, such as family, community, and religion, have been lost. –We are overwhelmed by rapid cultural change. –Mental demands of modern life have become too complex. –Excessive materialism has weakened social ties, makes us insecure and undermines our sense of well-being.
The Search for Direction, The greatest challenge of modern life may be our search for meaning in life or a sense of direction. In desperation, people turn to many ineffective and/or self-destructive sources for enlightenment (e.g., radio personalities, cults) One of the most prominent sources is self-help books. But, how valuable are they?
The Search for Direction, continued The value of self-help books –Excellent self-help books do exist. However, many are not effective Their message is too vague to be useful. They are not based on solid, scientific research. They don't provide explicit directions for changing behavior. They encourage a narcissistic (self- centered) approach to life.
The Search for Direction, continued What to look for in a good self-help book: 1.Clarity in communication. 2.Books that are realistic, that don't promise too much change too soon. 3.Books by authors with good credentials. 4.Books with a theoretical or research basis. 5.Books that provide detailed, explicit directions about how to alter your behavior. 6.Books that focus on a particular kind of problem or behavior.
The Psychology of Adjustment, Psychology is "the science that studies behavior and the physiological and mental processes that underlie it, and it is the profession that applies the accumulated knowledge of this science to practical problems". Adjustment is "the psychological processes through which people manage or cope with the demands and challenges of everyday life".
The Scientific Approach Empiricism is "the premise that knowledge should be acquired through observation". Thus, the conclusions of scientific psychology are based on careful, systemic observation rather than speculation or "common sense".
The Scientific Approach, continued Advantages of the scientific approach: 1.Clarity and precision – empiricism demands that scientists state exactly what they are referring to in their hypothesis. 2.Relative intolerance for error. Scientists' ideas are subjected to empirical tests. Their ideas and research are scrutinized by other scientists.
The Scientific Approach, continued Experimental research: looking for causes. –The experiment is "a research method in which the investigator manipulates one (independent) variable under carefully controlled conditions, and observes whether any changes occur in a second (dependent) variable as a result".
The Scientific Approach, continued An independent variable – "is a condition or event that an experimenter varies in order to see its impact on another variable". –It is the variable the researcher manipulates in the experiment. The dependent variable – "is the variable that is thought to be affected by the manipulations of the independent variable". –It is usually a measurement of behavior. See Schachter's (1959) study in Figure 1.2.
Figure 1.2 The basic elements of an experiment. This diagram provides an overview of the key features of the experimental method, as illustrated by Schachter's study of anxiety and affiliation. The logic of the experiment rests on treating the experimental and control groups alike except for the manipulation of the independent variable.
The Scientific Approach, continued The experimental group – "consists of the subjects who receive some special treatment in regard to the independent variable". –In Schachter's (1959) study, the experimental group was told the shocks would be painful. The control group – "consists of similar subjects who do not receive the special treatment given to the experimental group". –In Schachter's (1959) study, the control group was told the shocks would not be painful.
The Scientific Approach, continued Determining cause and effect in experiments. –If the experimental and control groups are alike in every way except for the treatment from the independent variable (whether shock will be painful), and –if a difference in the dependent variable is found (e.g., desire to affiliate), then –the difference in their response must be due to the independent variable (e.g., fear of the painful shock).
The Scientific Approach, continued The advantage of using experiments is that –precise control allows cause and effect conclusions to be drawn. The disadvantage of using experiments is that –there are some variables of interest that cannot, for ethical reasons, be manipulated in an experiment.
The Scientific Approach, continued Correlational Research: Looking for Links. –A correlation exists when two variables are related to each other. –A correlation coefficient is "a numerical index of the degree of relationship that exists between two variables". –It provides two pieces of information: 1.How strongly related two variables are. 2.The direction (positive or negative) of the relationship.
The Scientific Approach, continued Positive Correlations – "indicate that two variables covary in the same direction". –High scores on variable x are related to high scores on variable y, and low scores on variable x are related to low scores on variable y. Negative Correlations – "indicate that two variables covary in the opposite direction". –High scores on variable x are related to low scores on variable y (see Figure 1.3).
Figure 1.3 Positive and negative correlations. Variables are positively correlated if they tend to increase and decrease together and are negatively correlated if one variable tends to increase when the other decreases. Hence, the terms positive correlation and negative correlation refer to the direction of the relationship between two variables.
The Scientific Approach, continued Strength of the correlation is indicated by the size of the correlation coefficient. Correlation coefficients can range from 0 to +1.00 (if positive) and from 0 to -1.00 (if negative). Coefficients near 0 indicate there is no association between variables. Coefficients near either +1.00 or -1.00, indicate strong associations (see Figure 1.4).
Figure 1.4 Interpreting correlation coefficients. The magnitude of a correlation coefficient indicates the strength of the relationship between two variables. The closer a correlation is to either +1.00 or -1.00, the stronger the relationship between the variables. The square of a correlation, which is called the coefficient of determination, is an index of the correlation's strength and predictive power. This graph shows how the coefficient of determination and predictive power goes up as the magnitude of a correlation increases.
The Scientific Approach, continued Common methods of finding correlations between variables. –Naturalistic observation – "careful observation of behavior without intervening directly with the subjects". –Case studies – "in-depth investigation of an individual participant". –Surveys – "structured questionnaires designed to solicit information about specific aspects of participants' behavior".
The Scientific Approach, continued Advantages of using correlations. –They allow us to explore variables not suitable for/or ethical to manipulate in experimental research. (e.g., the effect of psychological trauma on males versus females) –Thus, correlations allow investigation of a broader array of psychological phenomena than is possible in experimental research.
The Scientific Approach, continued Disadvantages of using correlations. –Correlations only tell us that two variables are related, not how the two variables are related. x could be causing changes in y, y could be causing changes in x, or z, a third variable, could be causing changes in x and y (see Figure 1.6). –Thus, we cannot determine cause and effect from correlations alone.
Figure 1.6 Possible causal relations between correlated variables. When two variables are correlated, there are several possible explanations. It could be that x causes y, that y causes x, or that a third variable, z, causes changes in both x and y. As the correlation between relationship satisfaction and sexual satisfaction illustrates, the correlation itself does not provide the answer. This conundrum is sometimes referred to as the "third variable problem."
The Roots of Happiness, continued What makes people happy? What is not very important. 1.Money – the correlation between income and happiness is very weak (.13) in U.S. 2.Age –accounts for less than 1% of variation in reported happiness. 3.Gender –also accounts for less than 1% of variation in reported happiness.
The Roots of Happiness, continued Variables that are not important, continued 4.Parenthood – good and bad aspects of parenthood offset each other. 5.Intelligence – there is no association between IQ and happiness. 6.Physical attractiveness – attractive people enjoy many advantages in society, but the relationship with happiness is very weak.
The Roots of Happiness, continued What has a moderate impact? 1.Health – health and happiness have a positive correlation of.32. 2.Social activity – people who are satisfied with their friendships and are socially active report above-average levels of happiness. 3.Religion – people with sincere religious convictions are more likely to be happy. 4.Culture – more affluent nations are more likely to be happy.
The Roots of Happiness, continued What is very important? 1.Love and marriage – across cultures, for men and women, married people are happier than people who are single or divorced. 2.Work – job satisfaction is strongly related to happiness. 3.Genetics and personality – extraversion (or positive emotionality) is an inherited trait that is a strong predictor of happiness.
The Roots of Happiness, continued Conclusions regarding roots of happiness. 1.Subjective feelings of happiness are more important than objective measures. 2. Happiness is relative. –We evaluate our happiness relative to what others around us have, and –We evaluate our happiness relative to our own expectations. 3.It is hard for people to predict what will make them happy.
The Roots of Happiness, continued Conclusions, continued 4.People adapt to their own circumstances. –Happiness is affected by hedonic adaptation. This occurs when "the mental scale that people use to judge the pleasantness-unpleasantness of their experiences shifts so that their neutral point, or baseline for comparison, is changed".
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Included below is a tour of Amsonia Blue Ice from my garden. It runs from May through September of this year.
I've included the actual dates each of the photos were taken to show the long season of interest for this native perennial.
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MOFFETT FIELD, Calif., May 20 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- NASA has developed a revolutionary nanotechnology-based biosensor that can detect trace amounts of specific bacteria, viruses and parasites. This biosensor will be used to help prevent the spread of potentially deadly biohazards in water, food and other contaminated sources.
NASA's Ames Research Center at Moffett Field in California licensed the biosensor technology to Early Warning Inc., Troy, N.Y. Under a Reimbursable Space Act Agreement, NASA and Early Warning jointly will develop biosensor enhancements. Initially, the biosensor will be configured to detect the presence of common and rare strains of microorganisms associated with water-borne illnesses and fatalities.
"The biosensor makes use of ultra-sensitive carbon nanotubes which can detect biohazards at very low levels," explained Meyya Meyyappan, chief scientist for exploration technology and former director of the Center for Nanotechnology at Ames. "When biohazards are present, the biosensor generates an electrical signal, which is used to determine the presence and concentration levels of specific micro-organisms in the sample. Because of their tiny size, millions of nanotubes can fit on a single biosensor chip."
Early Warning company officials say food and beverage companies, water agencies, industrial plants, hospitals and airlines could use the biosensor to prevent outbreaks of illnesses caused by pathogens - without needing a laboratory or technicians.
"Biohazard outbreaks from pathogens and infectious diseases occur every day in the U.S. and throughout the world," said Neil Gordon, president of Early Warning. "The key to preventing major outbreaks is frequent and comprehensive testing for each suspected pathogen, as most occurrences of pathogens are not detected until after people get sick or die. Biohazards can enter the water supply and food chain from a number of sources which are very difficult to uncover.
Early Warning expects to launch its water-testing products in late 2008.
"Ambitious space missions have produced some of the world's most creative technologies by NASA and its industrial partners," said Harry Partridge, deputy director of the Space Technologies Division at Ames. "Not only does NASA want these technologies used in space applications, an equally important objective is the transition of NASA research into real world products that can benefit our society."
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DUBAI, 11th January, 2017 (WAM) — His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President, Prime Minister and Ruler of Dubai, has mourned the death of the UAE nationals who were martyred in the brutal terrorist attack that occurred yesterday in the city of Kandahar in the Republic of Afghanistan. The martyrs were killed while performing their humanitarian mission as part of the UAE programme to provide help and support to the people of Afghanistan.
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Thanks for stopping by! I hope you enjoyed our little tour! Please head on over to Susan's to be inspired by wonderful gardens and beautiful blossoms! See you next time! A bientôt!
19 May, 2009
Outdoor Wednesday...or...A Visit to the Balck Walnut Bed and Breakfast
It's time for another tour of beautiful gardens and outdoor rooms from our hostess Susan at A Southern Daydreamer! Be sure to visit her wonderful blog to see her gorgeous home and gardens and find a list of this week's participants! I am afraid that a lengthy drought and late frost have kept me from posting any pictures of my own yard. But...
We were not the only ones enjoying the gardens! There was a nice variety of birds...cardinals, blue jays and woodpeckers in particular...taking advantage of the feeder, as well as this very agile squirrel! It was a very relaxing sight to watch the creatures and their antics from the window seat in the large window of the dining room! Ahhhhhh!!!
... last week I went to Asheville, NC, to meet fellow bloggers Barb at Grits and Glamour and Kathysue at Rate My Space and was thrilled to find myself on the grounds of a gloriously beautiful old home surrounded by fabulous gardens....the Black Walnut Bed and Breakfast Inn! Let me take you for a little tour!
Driving up the driveway and through the portico, you are greeted by the first of two ponds complete with waterfalls! This one was a double pond and was filled with huge koi and wonderful waterlilies! A net had been added to keep the herons from making a tasty and expensive meal of the koi!
A second smaller pond was tucked away in a secluded part of the yard. It was surrounded by native plants.
Bursts of colorful flowers dotted the yard, such as this wonderful blue lace cap hydrangea! I think this was my favorite!
We were fortunate enough to be there when the rhododendron were in bloom! Isn't that a wonderful shade of lavender? In front of the bird bath were several groupings of columbine...a flower that I have not seen very often.
Here is a close-up of one of the varieties. I love the contrast of the dark purple with the cream!
And here is her paler sister...a lighter purple with white! I am now on a mission to find out if I can grow these in our heat!
Alas, it ended too soon! I hated to leave my dear blogger friends and this wonderful place! That's us...l to r...Barb, moi and Kathysue! I am ready for another trip to this beautiful inn and its surrounding gardens! Let's go back soon!
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The flowers are so lovely! I love the old house! I watch the squirrels everyday! So peaceful to watch! I know you had fun with the blogging ladies! I love Asheville! My favorite store is there! lol I went to a neighborhood garage sale this past Sat. with Hubby! We had a blast! I came home with a truck packed to the top of the cab! I having fun with all my wonderful things! Miss visiting you! I going to check out what post I have missed.
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This product leverages the high density of a pure logic PMW modulator (40% area reduction at 65 nm compared to a mixed-signal CODEC) with the advantage of the high dynamic range of a mixed-signal ADC. Its ultra-low silicon area, close to one square millimeter, contributes to positioning the sCODa-MT1-LR.01 as the leading converter for cost-effectiveness, Dolphin believes.
sCODa-MT1-LR.01 features:
- One ADC channel with analogue microphone circuitry
- One digital microphone input channel
- Automatic Gain Control (AGC) preventing audio signal saturation on the microphone input
- Wind noise filters to reduce environment disturbances and to enhance voice quality
- PLL-less feature protecting audio signals against any performance drop due to jittered clock issues
- Two DAC channels (R/L) with Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) for speaker or headphone outputs
This product is delivered with a handbook of reference application schematics helping to select external components for a large range of output types (e.g. headphone, speaker, line-out) and performances. This provides guidelines for helping users optimise the cost/performance trade-offs with confidence in well-proven results.
The IP realises;
- Low silicon area using a pure logic PWM DAC
- High SNR, up to 105 dB A-weighted on the DAC (depending on the sound amplifier); 90 dB A-weighted on ADC
- THD of -90 dB on DAC, and -80 dB on ADC
- Wide sampling frequency range: 8 kHz to 192 kHz
The product is available at 65 nm at TSMC, but is easily retargetable from 130 nm to 28 nm at leading foundry processes.
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British Touring Car rookie Adam Morgan had his first test in an NGTC Speedworks Motorsport Toyota Avensis last Friday.
The 23-year-old, who earned his BTCC place by winning the 2011 Ginetta GT Supercup that supports the series, drove alongside team-mate Tony Hughes in the latter's 2011 machine at Donington Park.
"I spent most of the day in a road car with my driver coach, Paul Taft, getting a feel for front-wheel-drive and learning the best lines, and then at the end of the day I had an hour in the Toyota," said Morgan, whose 2012-specification Avensis is still in build.
"I absolutely loved the car. I covered about 30 laps to get a feel for it, and every lap I gained confidence and some pace. I'm very pleased with how things went."
Speedworks team director Christian Dick added: "Adam quickly got a handle on things. We put no pressure on him but he soon found his feet with the Toyota.
"We have a solid testing schedule prepared for the period up to the start of the season and everything is going according to plan."
The team's testing plan includes two days at Brands Hatch this week, when double BTCC champion James Thompson will drive the car on the first day.
"I can't wait for Brands," added Morgan. "The opportunity to work with James Thompson is just fantastic."
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The Belly Brothers Do Charleston MO. (updated AND Pictures)
The time of our first competition of 2005 is almost upon us. It's about a four hour drive for us, we're talking about scaling down some, Time will tell if we actually decide on what we need and don't need to take and not take as many vehicles. Pretty good prize money, ought to draw some pretty big hitters. Hope we don't get the crap beat out of us! LOL
Here's a link if you want to check out the competition: http://www.charlestonmobbq.com/index.htm Wish us luck, we'll sure give it our best shot! |
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Goes without saying--Knock'em dead :lol: Sounds like a first class event, even with RV hookups (my kinda deal)! Best event web site I have seen! Bet this is gonna draw some real talent :P , not the least of which is y'all :lol: Who are the team members gonna be????? Keep us posted (DF and I are going through temporary withdrawals and need a fix) :lol: :lol: TIM |
Good Luck guys.
I love running with the Big Dogs. It shows you exactly where you stand and inspires you to be the best you can be. Just have fun and don't over analize things. You all will do well. Best of luck to you all.
Good Luck, guys. You're gonna do well.
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G, J, & D, Go open up a can o' Brethren whup ass on 'em!!
Say hello to Lynn and Dot for me. Good luck!
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Sodium Ethylate Cas 141 52 6 - China
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Other Names sodium ethoxide; sodium ethanol
MF C2H5ONa
EINECS No. 205- 487- 5
Place of Origin Shandong, China ( Mainland)
Type Agrochemical Intermediates, Dyestuff Intermediates, Flavor & Fragrance Intermediates, Syntheses Material Intermediates, Other
Purity 99%
Brand Name JC
Model Number JC141- 52- 6
Application base catalyst, reducing agent
Appearance Fine, White to Slightly Yellow, Cristalin, Hygroscopic Powder
Stability Stable underordinary conditions
Molecular Weight 68.05
Flash point 30 °C
Relative density 0.868 g/ mL at 25 °C
Free alkali 0.5 % max
Packing: Fibre board drum 25Kg/ drum; Galvanized bucket: 100kg
Company Contact:
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Polymeric Ferric Sulfate(30000t/year), Magnesium
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1.4 Relationship to Other Protocols
The Distributed File System: Replication (DFS-R) Protocol uses RPC, as specified in [C706] and [MS-RPCE], for all synchronization communication. DFS-R relies on authenticated, encrypted RPC traffic and therefore uses the NT LAN Manager (NTLM) (as specified in [MS-NLMP]) and Kerberos (as specified in [MS-KILE]) protocols, which are integral to [MS-RPCE]. It uses Active Directory to manage configuration. It uses RDC to retrieve file data. Windows implementations of DFS-R also provide a WMI interface that is used for monitoring the state of a member. The WMI interface serves an additional role in versions of DFS-R on the Windows client, where it is used for injecting configurations.


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Using the keyboard shortcuts for copy and paste can make moving information between windows much faster. The commands are similar for computers that use a Macintosh or Windows operating system. Copying material keeps it in the original place, but also allows you to move a copy to another location on a document. The "Paste" command places the copied material in the desired location on a document or web page. If you would like to move material permanently from the original location, there is also a "Cut" command.
Find the control button on a keyboard that uses the Windows operating system. The button is on the same level as the space bar and is marked "CTRL." For a Macintosh system, locate the command key on either side of the space bar.
Highlight the text that you want to copy and move elsewhere by clicking and dragging over the text. Hold down the "Control" or "Command" key and the "C" key at the same time to copy the material.
Place the mouse cursor where you want to paste the copied material. Hold down the "Control" or "Command" key while holding down the "V" key at the same time. A copy of the material will appear in the new location.
Cut highlighted material by holding down the "Control" or "Command" key plus the "X" key. Place the cursor in the new location and hold down the "Control" or "Command" key plus the "P" key. The material will disappear from the original location and appear in the new location.
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Images from playvectrex.com (thanks Brett), originally from F.Bartsch. Some images have been manipulated by me to make the screen show up better.
From an ex-GCE employee : "Here is a heads up on a future eBay auction. I have a VECTREX Cartridge Tester that is the last of its kind. There were only a few made and all the others were in Hong Kong and long since deceased. There were maybe 10 made and the cost was about $3,000 to $5,000 each to make. The auction will not be for a few weeks but I thought I would let you know in advance. It is very cool and the last of its kind. I doubt that anyone has heard of them. It is made from a vectrex and has a custom ROM in it. It reads cartridge check-sums. It was used in Hong Kong as the final test on all cartridges before they are boxed and shipped. I was looking forward to posting it on eBay just to advertise that it exists. If you still want it, let me know and we can work something out.Every Hong Kong made cartridge you have was tested on one. It is a Vectrex. It is modified to read checksums. You put in the Cartridge. Turn it on. Push a Button and it reads the check-sum. Then next cartridge. It will have a $500 starting price on eBay. It is "the rarest Vectrex ever"
Editor's note : I'd say the color prototype is a fair bit rarer still :)
From Frank Bartsch : "I´m selling my collection of old video games and old home computers. Here I´m selling a Vectrex main unit, which has been modified to a very special one for testing purposes: THE GCE CARTRIDGE TESTER It looks like a common console, but after switched on, you can see it´s speciality on the screen. This console comes from USA and out of old GCE equipment. GCE is the company, that sold the Vectrex in the 80s. This unit has been built for testing the game cartridges. This is a colletors must-have I think. I think that there will not be more of them around in our Vectrex-community. ATTENTION: I´m selling this unit WITHOUT the controller (as any Vectrex-collector has one) and without a game cartridge. But I will add a power converter for 220V in Europe.."
The serial # is 106320 A Made in Taiwan
The screen says: "GCE CARTRIDGE TESTER" "HOW LARGE IS CARTRIDGE ?" "BUTTON #1 = 2K" "BUTTON #2 = 4K" "BUTTON #3 = 8K" "PRESSING BUTTON STARTS TEST"
So I plugged some carts in for testing. Here are some results: BEDLAM (4K) is FDB3 SPACE WARS (4K) is 991C RIP OFF (4K) is 2087
There are no sounds all in this little program. The Button 4 has NO function at any time. The joystick even has NO function at any time. When you plugged in a cart for testing and have started the test, the next little screen appears:
And a little bar which shows the working progress (from left to right) is ON the words "FORMING CHECKSUM".
When done, the next screen appears, which is the same like the first (now only with the checksum-result at the bottom).
From Chris Romero : "From what I know of this unit the only difference between the cart tester and a regular Vectrex is the ROM. The ROM is a specially built pieces of software that does only one thing. Checks carts."


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Docuprene Tablets
Generic Name: docusate sodium
Dosage Form: tablet
Disclaimer: Most OTC drugs are not reviewed and approved by FDA, however they may be marketed if they comply with applicable regulations and policies. FDA has not evaluated whether this product complies.
Active Ingredient (in each tablet) Purpose
Sodium Dioctyl Sulfosuccinate 100mg Stool Softner
Each tablet contains 8 mg. of Sodium
Inactive Ingredients
Croscamellose Sodium, Dicalcium Phosphate, Magnesium Silicate, Magnesium Stearatem Microcrystalline Cellulose, Pharmceutical Glaze, Silica, Sodium Benzoate and Stearic Acid.
For the prevention of dry hard stools
For relief of occasional constipation
This product generally produces bowel movement with 12 to 72 hours.
Do not use laxative products for longer that one week unless directed to do so by a doctor and if you are presently taking mineral oil, unless told to do so by a doctor.
Ask a doctor before use if you have: Abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, noticed a sudden change in or you fail to have a bowel movement after use. These could be signs of a serious condition.
If pregnant or breast-feeding , ask a doctor before use.
Other Information
Store at room temperature 68- 77 degrees F
For Questions or Comments
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or Call: 877-329-2592
Keep out of reach of children
In case of overdose, get medical help or contact a Poison Control Center right away.
Adults and children 12 years of age and older: Take 1 or 2 tablets daily
Children Under 12 years of age: Do not use, Consult a doctor before use.
100 mg
Sodium Dioctyl Sulfosuccinate
60 Tablets
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4.8 kHz, Ultralow Noise, 24-Bit Sigma-Delta ADC with PGA and AC Excitation
Features and Benefits
- AC or DC sensor excitation
- RMS noise: 8.5 nV at 4.7 Hz (gain = 128)
- 16 noise-free bits at 2.4 kHz (gain = 128)
- Up to 22.5 noise-free bits (gain = 1)
- Offset drift: 5 nV/°C
- Gain drift: 1 ppm/°C
- Specified drift over time
- 2 differential/4 pseudo differential input channels
- Automatic channel sequencer
- Programmable gain (1 to 128)
- Output data rate: 4.7 Hz to 4.8 kHz
- See data sheet for additional features
Product Details
The AD7195 is a low noise, complete analog front end for high precision measurement applications. It contains a low noise, 24-bit sigma-delta (Σ-Δ) analog-to-digital converter (ADC). The on-chip low noise gain stage means that signals of small amplitude can be interfaced directly to the ADC. The AD7195 contains ac excitation, which is used to remove dc-induced offsets from bridge sensors.
The device can be configured to have two differential inputs or four pseudo differential inputs. The on-chip channel sequencer allows several channels to be enabled, and the AD7195 sequentially converts on each enabled channel. This simplifies communication with the part. The on-chip 4.92 MHz clock can be used as the clock source to the ADC or, alternatively, an external clock or crystal can be used. The output data rate from the part can be varied from 4.7 Hz to 4.8 kHz.
The device has two digital filter options. The choice of filter affects the rms noise/noise-free resolution at the programmed output data rate, the settling time, and the 50 Hz/60 Hz rejec-tion. For applications that require all conversions to be settled, the AD7195 includes a zero latency feature. The part operates with a 5 V analog power supply and a digital power supply from 2.7 V to 5.25 V. It consumes a current of 6 mA. It is housed in a 32-lead LFCSP package.
- Weigh scales
- Strain gage transducers
- Pressure measurement
- Temperature measurement
Product Lifecycle
This product has been released to the market. The data sheet contains all final specifications and operating conditions. For new designs, ADI recommends utilization of these products.
Alternative Parts
Product Details
The EVAL-AD7195EBZ is a fully featured evaluation Board for the AD7195. The evaluation board can be operated in standalone mode ( either battery-powered or with external power supply) or connected to a PC via a standard USB interface. When operated with a PC, software is provided enabling the user to perform detailed analysis of the ADC's performance.
Please note: This Evaluation software does not run on Windows 8 or Windows 10 (USB driver is non-compliant with OS >Windows 7).
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Virtual Eval is a web application to assist designers in product evaluation of ADCs, DACs, and other ADI products. Using detailed models on Analog's servers, Virtual Eval simulates crucial part performance characteristics within seconds. Configure operating conditions such as input tones and external jitter, as well as device features like gain or digital down-conversion. Performance characteristics include noise, distortion, and resolution, FFTs, timing diagrams, response plots, and more.
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ADI has always placed the highest emphasis on delivering products that meet the maximum levels of quality and reliability. We achieve this by incorporating quality and reliability checks in every scope of product and process design, and in the manufacturing process as well. "Zero defects" for shipped products is always our goal.
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Interest rates have been stabilised at zero for a total of 81 months by the US Federal Reserve and it is expected that it will remain this way for the foreseeable future.
Despite this, the Financial Times reports that many policymakers and economists predict one interest rate rise and four more next year. Alongside this, the Federal funds rate should be 2.5% – an estimate made for September by US central bank officials.
However, history has foretold that there is usually a large difference between the expectations of officials and the future of interest rates and the gap has increased further recently, which has resulted in embarrassment for the US central bank.
Chief investment officer at Prudential Fixed Income, Michael Lillard, believes that even though the Fed wants to raise rates this year, they won't be able to. "They could even not go next year. The data hasn't borne out hiking in 2015 and it could again in 2016. It's not our base case, but it's certainly a possibility," Lillard said according to the FT.
Projections between the market and the Fed will have to be synonymous and therefore, US Treasury market yields are currently at 2.04% and the average forecast for the ten year yield is now 2.32% at the end of December.
The FT also quoted John Briggs, head of US strategy at RBS, who said that US treasuries remain the high-yield instruments of global government bond markets which mean that it is hard to be negative about them. As well as this, head of fixed income research at HSBC, Steven Major, believes that the ten year yield will stay steady until the end of the year and then decrease by 1.5% by the end of 2016.
"The problem is that it might already be too late, as the start of the next recession is probably much closer than the end of the last one. The Fed has consistently said that the path of rates will be shallow when lift-off finally comes. In fact we see the risks of a reversal of any hike increasing with time," Major said.
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In this second of a two-part series on reading interventions, we will continue the discussion around new developments in the intervention research and how they can be applied to the work in your schools.
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I was working in a school district near Seattle a few weeks ago, doing lesson studies in middle school math classes. Super fun time. In one sixth grade class I was teaching a lesson on "Finding the Percent of a Number." As with any type of lesson modeling and even more extensively with lesson study, I met beforehand with teachers to review and revise the lesson as needed and agree on the focus areas for the lesson observation. In this case we were working on three areas – student engagement, discourse, and checking for understanding. We had a team of four teachers, the math coach, and the coordinator, all of whom would watch the lesson and debrief together afterwards.
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In the Reading Expert column of this issue, you will find the first of a two-part series on reading interventions, where we discuss some new developments in the intervention research and how this can be applied to your schools. In this issue, we address some advances in interventions for reading comprehension.
In the Marvelous Mathematician column, we tackle addressing language barriers for English learners in mathematics.
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This hour-long recorded webinar is a great opportunity to learn how to get teachers or curriculum planning teams ready and focused for effective planning over the summer.
When planning next year's instruction, build rigor into math units and lessons. How? Using the strategies and resources for planning for rigor that Dean Ballard, Director of Mathematics for CORE and experienced math educator, shares during the webinar. You'll learn:
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The Leadership Corner provides a great resource for RtI: a new website from the Meadows Center for Preventing Educational Risk at the University of Texas, Austin, that has a wealth of resources to support implementation of RtI in your school or district.
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I was so drawn to this model's strength, to the line of her red silk gown, her beautiful dancer's hands fiddling with peacock feathers that were part of the set-up. I simplified the colors to bring all the attention to the colors red and gold. It was a challenging painting to complete--outside of my comfort zone both in style and content.
To me, red has always symbolized both strength and mortality. It sybolizes the earth, the ground from which were created and which we will return to.
Gold is my color for divinity, perfection, or high value. It's also a color of power.
The circular patterns, "s" curves, and repeating shapes in the composition and placement of the flowers were all set to lead the viewers eyes, and cement the eternal nature of my subject. I attempted to point out, that no matter how divine our eternal natures, this mortal life will slip through all of our fingers. Yet, the divinity within each of will remain.
As the bloom and dreams of our youth fade, let us remember that common mortal and divine thread that knits us to one another, and to our Maker.
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Burlington, NJ - United States
Congratulations, your creative and unique art work is Featured in the "Out Of The Ordinary 1 A Day" group! 1/10/17
Pune, Ma - India
Wonderful artwork. Gorgeous portrait with amazing mood and color rendering. Love the repetition of yellows and reds. Marvelous. Congratulations on your sale ! F
Pacific Northwest - United States
I just wanted to say a big thank you for all the wonderful and encouraging comments!! 😘
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Absolutely stunning portrait Talya! Love your style! The pop of red is so amazing! Congratulations on your sale!
Edmonton, AB - Canada
I find the painting as you so beautifully describe and the description a blending of pure poetic art, each enhancing the other, Tayla!
Kennewick, WA - United States
Revisiting and enjoying the positive symbols of the divine that connect us. Wonderful amazing artwork!
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The saturated reds are really eye-catching. Nice composition and execution, Talya!
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Tali, I was amazed by this work the first time I saw it a few years ago. I am still amazed. This is one of the best paintings I have ever seen on FAA. I'm sure I commented on this long ago, but when I scrolled down the comments, I did not see it...do they fall off after a while? l/f
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Thank you Margaret! You are so kind! Yes, it looks like many of the comments dropped off on this. I'm not sure why?
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I was immediately captivated and drawn into this painting. You are a remarkable painter and have created something truly remarkable here - You should be proud of your achievement.
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This is beyond gorgeous not over worked you have captured a mood in the insecurity of being young and not being conscious of the beauty that the eye of the beholder can see. I love this artwor,I will be back to look at new works.
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Stunning painting Talya!! Love your bright color palette! Congrats on your wonderful sale!
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Talya, the dynamic you've got going on here between soft edges & bold color is exemplary; this girl appears life-like! Thanks so much for taking notice of my 'Liberty Place.'
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Patrol officers at the rank of sergeant or below in the Charleston Police Department will soon wear body-mounted video cameras and will be required to turn them on during most civilian interactions, according to a police spokesman.
After requesting public input in January, the police department has finalized its body camera policy and has also decided which model of camera to purchase. According to spokesman Charles Francis, the department plans to order 130 VIEVU LE3 cameras using more than $100,000 that has already been secured via federal grants and the Charleston Police Fund. The shipment is expected to arrive in May, and officers will be trained to use the cameras before wearing them on patrol.
According to the specifications listed on VIEVU's website, the LE3 features water-resistant non-submersible casing, 16 GB of internal memory, and up to five hours of recording time on a single battery. Unlike some of the models initially considered by the police department, the LE3 does not have an infrared "night vision" mode, but it is advertised as having "low light capability."
The department's field guide for body cameras, which went into effect March 9, states that body worn cameras (abbreviated BWCs) "shall be utilized, based on availability, by all on-duty uniformed personnel assigned to the Operations Bureau Patrol Division at the rank of sergeant and below" to provide "an accurate and unbiased recorded account of an incident."
The policy states that an officer must activate his or her camera "if there is probable cause or reasonable suspicion at the beginning of an encounter or incident" and that it must keep recording until the incident ends or the officer leaves the scene. Officers are encouraged "if possible" to advise citizens if they are being recorded during non-arrest or non-investigative encounters.
The policy also lists specific instances in which the camera must be recording:
"Officers will activate the recording during each citizen encounter related to a call for service, conducting a traffic stop, conducting a field contact, and any time that enforcement action may be taken, or any other time deemed appropriate by the operating officer." The camera must also be recording during "tactical activities such as building searches, searches for suspects, and building checks of alarms."
There are several exceptions during which officers are not required to record an encounter. The cameras do not have to be turned on immediately in situations where it is "unsafe, impractical, or unreasonable" to do so, although officers are instructed to turn on their camera "once the immediacy of the situation is over." Officers are allowed to temporarily mute their cameras if they need to "discuss the specifics of the event, investigation, or case with another officer or supervisor in furtherance of the investigation."
Police are also instructed to "try to avoid recording videos of persons who are nude or when sensitive human areas are exposed," and the cameras "shall not be used to record areas where a reasonable expectation of privacy exists, such as locker rooms, dressing rooms, or restrooms."
The full department policy is below.
Police body cameras have become a hot-button topic in South Carolina since the April 4 shooting of Walter Scott by North Charleston police officer Michael T. Slager, which was captured on video by a person who happened to be walking past the scene. Following the shooting, North Charleston Mayor Keith Summey announced that the city had ordered enough cameras to outfit every officer on the force, and Seacoast Church announced it would donate 25 body cameras to the city.
Statewide, a bill in the legislature that would require all law enforcement agents to wear a camera passed unanimously out of a Senate subcommittee Wednesday (it had previously been sitting in the subcommittee since Feb. 9). The State has reported that the estimated cost of implementing the bill would be $21 million in the first year and $12 million per year after that. As revised on Wednesday, the bill would create a Body-Worn Cameras Fund at the Department of Public Safety to help law enforcement agencies implement the law, but it is unclear how much of the funding burden would fall on local agencies.
The Charleston Police Department started exploring the idea of body cameras in late 2013, before the technology had gained the state or national spotlight. Chief Greg Mullen, who has been bullish on high-tech policing tools including predictive policing software, said in June 2014 that the idea behind body cameras was to provide "dual accountability."
"A lot of times, people come in and they'll complain about the way an officer behaved or about something that they did, and what we have been able to determine across the country is, when departments are utilizing this technology, their citizen complaints go down significantly because, obviously, when you're being recorded, you're on your best behavior — not only from a citizen's perspective but from an officer's perspective," Mullen said.
Starting last summer, the police department held public input meetings and met with representatives of the American Civil Liberties Union about privacy concerns. Like dashboard camera footage, body camera footage will be considered a public record and will be obtainable under the provisions of the state Freedom of Information Act. According to the CPD policy, the department will only release body camera footage with the consent of the police chief or his designee. (Currently, law enforcement agencies sometimes deny requests for dash cam footage and other public records if they are being used in an active investigation.)
Officers will be required to upload their video footage to a police department server at the end of their shift, and they will not be allowed to edit or erase their own recordings.
Mullen said last year that the department would have a "very short window of retention" for body camera footage. Under the adopted policy, retention times can vary widely.
Recordings that are "non-investigative, non-arrest, and are not part of any internal investigation" are retained for 14 days. Recordings that involve municipal court offenses are stored for four years. Recordings that involve murder, manslaughter, criminal sexual conduct, arson, armed robbery, driving under the influence, and other offenses listed under the S.C. Preservation of Evidence Act will be stored for seven years or until a person is released, in accordance with state law. Recordings that involve General Sessions offenses not listed in the SCPEA (that is, felony and misdemeanor offenses carrying a penalty of greater than 30 days' imprisonment or a $500 fine) will be stored for 10 years.
If the police department deems it necessary to keep a recording longer than the time period listed in the policy, the reason for the video's retention "will be noted in the metadata of the specific video."
Susan Dunn, legal director of the ACLU of South Carolina, helped provide input for the Charleston Police Department as it crafted its policy and says the final product is "pretty good" overall.
"Initially, they had a longer retention policy before [footage] was destroyed, but we think what they've done there is pretty good," Dunn says. "It's clear that unless there's an arrest or something happens, it's going to be destroyed pretty quickly."
Dunn attended this week's subcommittee hearing on the state Senate's body camera bill, and she says some law enforcement agency heads have been concerned about having to make body camera footage available under the state Freedom of Information Act.
"Really, the existing Freedom of Information Act gives the police fairly extensive reasons not to release stuff, whether it's film or paper or whatever," Dunn says. "I guess in some ways, we are supportive of the City of Charleston. The City of Charleston essentially says, 'We're just going to abide by the existing law.'"
Under the most recent revision of the state Senate's body camera bill, individual law enforcement agencies would develop their own policies "pursuant to guidelines established by the Law Enforcement Training Council." Looking forward, Dunn says one issue that will have to be addressed is the use of body cameras by school resource officers — particularly in North Charleston, which has had a full-time police officer in every public elementary school since 2014. Dunn says that if police start wearing body cameras in schools, she would like for the footage to be controlled by the school and not by the police department — similar to the current arrangement for surveillance camera footage in schools.
"I think kids are entitled to a higher level of privacy, because kids just do stupid things, and they don't have this notion that 'I'm out in public now,'" Dunn says. "Part of what we do as a community is help them learn those things, and one of those places where you learn those things is school."
The City Paper has asked the North Charleston Police Department for a copy of its body camera policy, but a spokesman has not responded. Dunn says the city of North Charleston has not consulted with the ACLU about its policy.
The Senate body camera bill, S. 47, is expected to go before the Senate Judiciary Committee Tuesday morning.
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Wills goes far beyond the recent revisionist debate over Jefferson's own slaves and his relationship with Sally Heming to look at the political relationship between the president and slavery. Jefferson won the election of 1800 with Electoral College votes derived from th three-fifths representation of slaves, who could not vote but who were partially counted as citizens. That count was known as "the slave power" granted to southern states, and it made some Federalists call Jefferson the Negro President one elected only by the slave count's margin.
Probing the heart of Jefferson's presidency, Wills reveals how the might of the slave states was a concern behind Jefferson's most important decisions and policies, including his strategy to expand the nation west. But the president met with resistance: Timothy Pickering, now largely forgotten, was elected to Congress to wage a fight against Jefferson and the institutions that supported him. Wills restores Pickering and his allies' dramatic struggle to our understanding of Jefferson and the creation of the new nation.
In Negro President, Wills offers a bold rethinking of one of American history's greatest icons.
In 1800 Jefferson won the presidential election with Electoral College votes derived from the three-fifths representation of slaves slaves who could not vote but were still partially counted as citizens. Moving beyond the recent revisionist debate over Jeffersons own slaves and his relationship with Sally Hemings, Wills instead probes the heart of Jeffersons presidency and political life, revealing how the might of the slave states remained a concern behind his most important policies and decisions.
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They can dance if they want to; They can leave your friends behind. Because your friends don't dance and if they don't dance Well they're, no friends of…um…theirs. +4 Log in to Reply
I'm not going to claim I'm perfect at this, since I don't read nor really speak either language (I can form several phrases and maybe one full sentence in each), but that *looks* more like Japanese than Mandarin to me. That said, from my understanding (I've been there 7 or 8 times), the permits are different for clubs that allow dancing versus those that do not in *China.* I suppose it's easier to ask/warn people to not dance than deal with permit complications… Maybe we should just blanket North Asia with copies of Footloose. Or not, because Asians should neither drive nor dance. Racist winning, but I think I have video to back up both of those stereotypes (I've never seen my white boy coworkers look smoother on a dance floor than in China)… 0 Log in to Reply
There was a time for this law, but not anymore. See, this is our time to dance. It is our way of celebrating life. It's the way it was in the beginning. It's the way it's always been. It's the way it should be now. +2 Log in to Reply