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Meet Tribe With Most Beautiful Women in Africa, They Don't Bath Because Of What Will Happen to Them
There is a tribe from Angola which have the most beautiful village women in Africa according to tourists. The Himba tribe are the indigenous people of Namibia and Kunen, they live on the northern side of the country, and on the other side of the Kunene in southern Angola too. They have approximately 50,000 people in the village.
In this tribe, there are some other groups still residing in the village who are regarded as OvaTwa groups, they are called hunter-gatherers as well as OvaHimba.
The Himba Community speaks in Otjihimba language known as the Bantu dialect of Herero. Although English is the official language of Namibia but the Himba rarely speak in English, only small amount of English is used in their Omuhongan schools.
Both men and women from this tribe love wearing their traditional dresses. Men usually wear clothes and footwear sandals, they also wear with foot soles often found in old car tyres, because men and boys tend to lead cattles in the bushes all day long. However, the woman roam about the village with skirts made from goat skin.
They are most famous for their wives' natural beauty, attracting numerous tourists and journalists who have praised their amazing beauty.
Despite the fact that they don't bath with water it hasn't stop them from maintaining their natural beauty. One of the reasons why the people of Himba do not bath with water is because they live in one of the most extreme surroundings on earth.
The harsh weather condition and the desert climate, coupled with the lack of clean water prevents them from a 'normal' water bath.
Meanwhile, their refusal to take a bath did not affect their personal hygiene. Members of the tribe use red ochers on the skin and take part in a daily smoke bath to maintain their beauty and good hygiene.
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This month, the International Air Transport Association published Henley Passport Index 2023which shows the world's most powerful passports.
The Henley Passport Index measures visa-free access to 227 countries worldwide. It ranks the world's passports based on the number of destinations their holders can access without a prior visa.
A key finding of the index is what they call "a direct link between passport power and access to the global economy."
For example, a Japanese passport gives visa-free access to 193 destinations, which is a whopping 98% of the global economy. On the other hand, citizens of countries with the lowest ranking in the index, such as Afghanistan, Iraq (visa-free score of 29) and Syria (visa-free score of 30), are effectively deprived of various opportunities for economic mobility and growth.
Japan tops the index as the most powerful country in the world for the fifth consecutive year.
According to International Air Transport Association data compiled by Henley & Partners, in 2023, Japanese passport holders can visit 193 of 227 countries without a visa, which is 85% of the world's countries.
- Singapore and South Korea
- Germany and Spain
- Finland, Italy, Luxembourg
- Austria, Denmark, the Netherlands, Sweden
- France, Ireland, Portugal and Great Britain
- Belgium, Czech Republic, New Zealand, Norway, Switzerland and USA
- Australia, Canada, Greece and Malta
- Hungary and Poland
- Lithuania and Slovakia
Two more Asian countries took second place: South Korea and Singapore. Both passports allow passport citizens of 192 countries visa-free.
Germany and Spain came third with access to 190 destinations.
The American passport was ranked seventh with Belgium, the Czech Republic, New Zealand, Norway and Switzerland. All countries offer citizens visa-free access to 186 countries.
Although the Henley Passport Index says it expects the US to remain on firm ground. 7 on the list, last year's Global Citizen Solutions Global Passport Index named the US passport the most powerful in the world based on investment, quality of life and enhanced mobility indices in 2022.
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April 2014 - CamRanger is now capable of controlling StackShot!
Sound Activated Triggering
By connecting a microphone to StopShot you can trigger on anything that makes noise. StopShot has a gain control on it to allow the microphone sensitivity to be adjusted. Some examples of pictures that were triggered by sound are shown below. After the trigger is first sensed you can program StopShot to fire the flash or shutter with virtually any delay you wish.
Using StopShot with a microphone is very easy. Simply plug the microphone into the microphone jack and plug the camera or flash into trigger 1. Using the UP button adjust the delay for trigger 1 according to your setup. You can see a diagram below of what the StopShot display will look like. In this case StopShot is programmed to wait 5mS before it fires the camera or flash. 5mS is 5/1000 of a second or 0.005s. This would be a good starting point for capturing a balloon in the middle of popping. Start with the gain in the middle position and adjust it clockwise if you need the microphone to be more sensitive or counterclockwise if you need it to be less sensitive.
Microphone for Sound Activated Pictures
== StopShot==
Trigger 1: 5.0 mS
Trigger 2: off
Trigger 3: off
Shutter lag can be a huge factor when using sound as a trigger. The shutter lag of a high end DSLR is around 50 mS. This is way too much lag to capture many noisy events. Balloons popping, bulbs smashing and cork popping are all examples of events that will be over by the time the camera gets around to actually taking the image. The fix for this it to shoot in a darkened room and have StopShot fire the flash instead of the camera. You will have to hold the shutter of the camera open when creating the event.
Another thing to keep in mind when using sound as a trigger is that sound moves slow... really slow in terms of high speed events. Consider a balloon popping, it takes around 10mS to completely deflate. Sound moves at about 340m/s. If you take your first shot with the microphone at 0.5m and then move the microphone to 1.5m for the next shot you just added 3.4mS of delay to when the flash fires. Your balloon shot goes form being mid pop to completely over by the time the flash fires.
Below are some examples of what is possible with sound triggering. Click on the image to see a larger version.


stop protection does not prevent Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling from terminating an instance when the instance is unhealthy or during scale-in events.
 - You cannot enable stop protection for instance store-backed instances.
 - You cannot enable stop protection for Spot Instances.
 - The Amazon EC2 API follows an eventual consistency model when you enable or disable stop protection. For more information, see Eventual consistency in the Amazon EC2 API Reference.
Enable stop protection for an instance at launch
You can enable stop protection for an instance when launching the instance using one of the following methods.
Console
To enable stop protection for an instance at launch
 1. Open the Amazon EC2 console at _URL_
 2. On the dashboard, choose Launch instance.
 3. Configure your instance in the new launch instance wizard.
 To enable stop protection, under Advanced details, for Stop protection, choose Enable.
Amazon CLI
To enable stop protection for an instance at launch
Use the run-instances Amazon CLI command to launch the instance, and specify the disable-api-stop parameter.
aws ec2 run-instances \ --image-id ami-a1b2c3d4e5example \ --instance-type t3.micro \ --key-name MyKeyPair \ --disable-api-stop \ ...
Enable stop protection for a running or stopped instance
You can enable stop protection for an instance while the instance is running or stopped using one of the following methods.
Console
To enable stop protection for a running or stopped instance
 1. Open the Amazon EC2 console at _URL_
 2. In the left navigator, choose Instances.
 3. Select the instance, and then choose Actions, Instance settings, Change stop protection.
 4. Select the Enable check box, and then choose Save.
Amazon CLI
To enable stop protection for a running or stopped instance
Use the modify-instance-attribute Amazon CLI command and specify the disable-api-stop parameter.
aws ec2 modify-instance-attribute \ --instance-id i-1234567890abcdef0 \ --disable-api-stop
Disable stop protection for a running or stopped instance
You can disable stop protection for a running or stopped instance using one of the following methods.
Console
To disable stop protection for a running or stopped instance
 1. Open the Amazon EC2 console at _URL_
 2. In the left navigator, choose Instances.
 3. Select the instance, and then choose Actions, Instance settings, Change stop protection.
 4. Clear the Enable check box, and then choose Save.
Amazon CLI
To disable stop protection for a running or stopped instance
Use the modify-instance-attribute Amazon CLI command and specify the no-disable-api-stop parameter.
aws ec2 modify-instance-attribute \ --instance-id i-1234567890abcdef0 \ --no-disable-api-stop
Modify a stopped instance
You can change the instance type, user data, and EBS-optimization attributes of a stopped instance using the Amazon Web Services Management Console or the command line interface. You can't use the Amazon Web Services Management Console to modify the DeleteOnTermination, kernel, or RAM disk attributes.
To modify an instance attribute
To modify an instance attribute using the command line
You can use one of the following commands. For more information about these command line interfaces see Access Amazon EC2.
Find all running and stopped instances
You can find all your running and stopped instances across all Amazon Web Services Regions on a single page in Amazon EC2 Global View. This is especially useful for taking inventory and finding forgotten instances. For information about how to use Global View, see List and filter resources across Regions using Amazon EC2 Global View.
Troubleshoot stopping your instance
If you have stopped your Amazon EBS-backed instance and it appears "stuck" in the stopping state, you can forcibly stop it. For more information, see Troubleshoot stopping your instance.


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by Simon Peth, Harald Sterly and Patrick Sakapoldrak
This paper explores the mobilities and structural moorings of Thai labour migrants in Singapore from a translocal perspective. We argue that combining the mobilities paradigm with the concept of translocality offers a fruitful avenue of investigation not only of the production of translocal spaces, but also of their temporality and mutability. Through a multi-sited research approach we shed light on the genesis as well as the decay of translocal connections. This paper shows that translocal structures are important moorings of migration, and raises the question of what happens to translocal spaces when migration flows dissolve.

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How to retrieve organizations IP address
I am trying to create a visualization which shows the organization the IP address.
Check this link may help you
thanks @ylasri I am still very confused. is it possible for you to guide me step by step i want to get the ASN from an IP address which is in Log.
How are you ingesting your logs into elasticsearch ? filebeat or logatsh ?
Check this processor to have more ideas
*Depends on what is available in database_file :
 - If the GeoLite2 City database is used, then the following fields may be added under the target_field : ip , country_iso_code , country_name , continent_name , region_iso_code , region_name , city_name , timezone , latitude , longitude and location . The fields actually added depend on what has been found and which properties were configured in properties .
 - If the GeoLite2 Country database is used, then the following fields may be added under the target_field : ip , country_iso_code , country_name and continent_name . The fields actually added depend on what has been found and which properties were configured in properties .
 - If the GeoLite2 ASN database is used, then the following fields may be added under the target_field : ip , asn , organization_name and network . The fields actually added depend on what has been found and which properties were configured in properties .
Try this example on Dev Console, you can combine multiple geoip processor to get what you need
PUT _ingest/pipeline/geoip
{
 "description" : "Add geoip info",
 "processors" : [
 {
 "geoip" : {
 "field" : "ip"
 }
 },
 {
 "geoip" : {
 "field" : "ip",
 "target_field" : "geo_asn",
 "database_file" : "GeoLite2-ASN.mmdb"
 }
 }
 ]
}
PUT my-asn-logs
{
 "settings": {
 "number_of_shards": 1,
 "number_of_replicas": 0
 },
 "mappings": {
 "properties": {
 "timestamp": {
 "type": "date"
 },
 "ip": {
 "type": "ip"
 }
 }
 }
}
POST my-asn-logs/_doc?pipeline=geoip
{
 "@timestamp": "2020-10-10T10:10:10.000",
 "ip": "196.75.80.10"
}
GET my-asn-logs/_search
okay I will try and revert.Thanks
@ylasri Thank you how should i visualize this for example an ip address in the log matches with the asn so is it possible to create a visualization?
Yes all possible, all you need is :
1- Create an index pattern
2- Go to discover to search on your logs you will get ip and asn
3- You can create visualization (Example unique count of IP per ASN ... etc)
i created an index pattern
in discover it does show ip and asn
i want to create a visualization matching kibana sample log and the my-asn-log rest is working just fine
The data in kibana_sample_data_logs has been enriched using default properties
You need to reindex the data using a custom ingest pipeline to add properties like asn ...
Try this
PUT _ingest/pipeline/geoip
{
 "description" : "Add geoip info",
 "processors" : [
 {
 "geoip" : {
 "field" : "clientip",
 "database_file": "GeoLite2-ASN.mmdb",
 "target_field": "clientip_geo"
 }
 }
 ]
}
POST kibana_sample_data_logs/_update_by_query?pipeline=geoip
you will see a new field added
 "clientip_geo" : {
 "ip" : "111.58.155.54",
 "organization_name" : "Guangdong Mobile Communication Co.Ltd.",
 "asn" : 9808
 },
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yep one step closer but when i try to build the visualization the fields that are added are not displayed inside the table are not being displayed
Go to index pattern and refresh it
Thank you so much for your effort, time,help and patience. :smiley: :+1:
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That is a new topic :), could flag this as solution and open a new thread please
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Why do Trout Jump Out of the Water?
Ever wondered why do trout jump out of the water? I was taken by surprise the first time I saw a trout fly out of the water, but I've learned it's actually fairly common. Trout jump out of the water to catch insects, relieve irritation from lice and parasites, or shake hooks out of their mouth.
Sometimes trout may need to jump to get away from dangerous predators or adjust their temperature too.
Here's the scoop on the top reasons why trout jump out of water.
 - Trout jump to eat
 - Trout Jump to remove parasites
 - Trout jump to shake hooks
 - Trout jump to escape predators
 - Trout jump to adjust temperature and bladder
Why Do Trout Jump Out of the Water?
Trout are similar to salmon with their jumping, which may happen both when they are swimming around or caught on a line. Brook trout are the smallest and don't jump much compared to large rainbow trout that jump a lot while moving upstream.
The main reasons why trout jump include catching insects to eat, removing irritants like lice or parasites, and getting rid of fishing hooks.
It's in trout's natural instincts to jump, and the force of their jumping can clear out their mouths to keep them comfortable and healthy. Sometimes they may jump to escape predators or adjust their temperature, too. It's pretty impressive how high trout can jump – around 4-5 feet or even higher in some cases.
A lot of times trout just need to jump 1-2 feet in the air to shake free of anything irritating them or catch a tasty treat like crunchy insects.
Trout Jump to Eat
One of the top motivators for jumping trout is their diet. Like most fish, trout will eat almost any food that's available to them, especially aquatic and terrestrial insects.
Trout may feed on leeches, worms, crustaceans, and smaller fish, but insects are the easiest to eat and are found both underwater and above the water's surface.
While trout can eat underwater, if they want something on top of the water like caddisflies, mayflies, midges, or stoneflies, they may swim up fast and jump.
These insects hatch on top of the water, generating a trout feeding frenzy where jumping comes in handy. Mayflies are especially popular for hungry trout because they fly low to the surface, so light jumping is enough to secure a good source of food.
Trout Jump to Get Rid of Parasites
Trout are susceptible to lice, leeches, external protozoa, and parasites, which may hitch a ride on their scales and gills. These tiny creatures are often a source of irritation for trout, but jumping out of the water creates a good splash to effectively clean themselves and eliminate lice or other parasitic insects.
Lake trout are most affected by parasites, but they are smart enough to solve the irritation by leaping in and out of the water. Lake trout are likely to jump to get rid of uncomfortable and irritating parasites, which will come loose as the fish hits the water.
Trout Jump to Shake Hooks
Why do Trout Jump Out of the Water?
It's understandable that trout, or any other fish for that matter, want to shake free of hooks in the mouth or throat. That's hard to do underwater, but trout have a forceful enough jump to dislodge hooks when they come splashing back down.
Whether it's a stubborn hook stuck in their mouth or they've just hit the line, trout will do what they can to relieve the discomfort.
Trout may flip and flop as you're reeling them in, or even breach the water unexpectedly in an effort to free themselves of the hook. It's at this point that angles may lose a hooked trout if it starts frenzied jumping.
Trout Jump to Escape Predators
Trout may also have to jump to get away from predators if fast swimming won't suffice. Ospreys, pelicans, eagles, and herons like to feast on trout if they can pluck them out of the water. Jumping gives trout the chance to move out of the way and confuse predators.
This is also true for bears, raccoons, and river otters, which use their front paws to grab hold of trout underwater. Trout propel upwards out of the water to escape from predators' grasp, although they will need to keep jumping and swim fast to stay safe from large, powerful mammals.
Trout jump higher when they are scared, and fear may push them to jump up to 12x their own length.
Animal predators are one thing, and anglers are another. Trout are notoriously shy and picky, and if they get startled by a line, hook, or bait, they may jump in response to the stress.
Trout may also get spooked by watercraft, which is why you could see them jumping alongside your boat.
Trout Jump to Adjust Temperature and Bladder
Trout are cold-blooded with body temperatures that change based on the surrounding water. Trout prefer water temps between 45 and 65 degrees Fahrenheit. When trout feel cold in water below 50 degrees, they will eventually need to jump to warm up.
Jumping is a good way for trout to quickly improve their temps, which is important because they may slow down and even develop serious illness from hypothermia if they don't move enough in cold waters.
Adjusting temperature isn't the only body regulation benefit from trout jumping. Trout can readjust their bladder by jumping. As the swim bladder fills up and bulges, its increased volume displaces water and makes trout more buoyant.
Eventually, the fish float up toward the surface before jumping. This action readjusts and deflates the swim bladder, which brings buoyancy levels down too.
Conclusion
When you're on the lake or river, you may notice trout jumping. Rainbow trout, brown trout, and lake trout are more likely to jump than small brown trout, although any of these fish can leap up and out of the water.
The main reasons why trout jump out of the water is to eat insects like mayflies and stoneflies, shake off parasites and hooks, and get out of the way of predators. Jumping also helps with trout temperature regulation and bladder readjustment.


How do I parse out a timestamp ISO format into a date field
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How do I parse out a timestamp ISO format into a date field? This is how the field looks: Timestamp ISO Format 2008-10-08-12.13.52.412000 Here is the description of the field: Field From To Length Type Description XXXXXXX 57 82 0 Z Timestamp ISO Format I need to get the 2008-10-08 into a date format so that I can match it and pull in specific dates only. Thank you.
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In RPG it would be something like this
DateFld = %date(%subst(%char(TimeStamp):1:10):*ISO)
In Query, you should just be able to substring the 1st 10 chars
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 - Vatchy
 It the date field is a true date field - type D - then just move the timestamp field to the date field and it will work correctly.
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 - Gg1
 There is also the BIF called %subdt. For instance in your case to extract the date you have yy = %subdt(timestamp:*y)
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 - TomLiotta
 ...to extract the date... The %subdt() BIF does not extract a date from a timestamp field. It can extract a component of a date such as the year or the month. To get a full "date", it would be necessary to extract the three year/month/day components and combine the three results into the required form. As Vatchy suggested, simply assigning the timestamp value to a DATE field would be much cleaner. Tom
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 In cobol, if the from and to dates are defined as date formats TIMESTAMP and YYYY-MM-DD respectively, then it's just a simple move statement.
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 - PGMBOB
 Tom is right, %subdt can get parts of a date. %date( ) can work with numeric, character or timestamp fields D Dateval D (default is ISO dateval = %date(timestamp) dateval is a date field YYMMDD= #CHAR(dateval:*YMD0) 100903 character YYMMDD= #CHAR(dateval:*YMD) 10/09/03 Character YYMMDD#= %DEC(%CHAR(dateval:*YMD):*YMD0)) 100903 numeric Good Luck PGMBOB
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Classification of Iran Railway Tracks And determining Principle Specifications Development Plans
- Analyzing the standards of different countries
- Specifying a suitable pattern for classifying Iran railway tracks
- Reducing cost and simplifying to track maintenance plan
- Analyzing standard of different countries from 5 continents.
- Classifying railway with operation indexes(Speed and Tonnage)
- Codifying the railway classification procedure and specifying technical specifications for classes
- Codifying the railway maintenance procedure with a new viewpoint


text: The aim of the present study was to evaluate the effect of local melatonin application during surgery on bone implant connection (BIC) in rabbit tibiae. Six 0.8- to 1-year-old male New Zealand rabbits were divided into 3 groups: (1) a control group (CG) in which rabbits were not treated with additive materials and only implant integration was executed; (2) a melatonin dose 1 (MLT D-1) group in which rabbits were treated with 1.2 mg of melatonin locally before implant placement into the rabbits' tibiae; and (3) a melatonin dose 2 (MLT D-2) group in which rabbits were treated with 3 mg melatonin locally before implant placement into the rabbits' tibiae. Four weeks after the procedure, the rabbits were euthanized; their tibiae were dissected from muscles and soft tissues, fixed with formaldehyde, and later embedded in methacrylate. Histologic and histomorphometric analyses were then performed under light microscopy. Following this, BIC was detected histomorphometrically, and P<.05 was considered statistically significant. Results showed that the highest BIC percentage was detected in MLT D-2, with a mean value of 39.46% +/- 0.78, as compared with a mean value of 33.89% +/- 0.92 in group MLT D-1 and 27.42% +/- 0.89 in CG. Similarly, the mean BIC percentage of the MLT D-2 group was the highest among the three, with the mean BIC percentage of the MLT D-1 still registering as higher than CG. Within the limitations of this rabbit study, it appears that local melatonin application during implant surgery may improve BIC.


How to find elements in List in Flutter
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Introduction
In Flutter/Dart, there are situations when we need to find elements in a List. In this post, we'll look at how to do it.
How to find elements in List in Flutter
In Flutter/Dart we have several methods that allow us to find element/elements in a List.
Using contains() method to check if a list contains an element or not
var list = [0, 1, 2, 3];
print(list.contains(2)); // true
print(list.contains(4)); // false
The output:
true
false
Using theindexOf() method to find the index of the first occurrence of an element
var list = [0, 1, 2, 3];
print(list.indexOf(2)); // 2
The output:
2
Using lastIndexOf() method to find the index of last occurence of an element
var list = [0, 1, 2, 3, 2, 1, 0];
print(list.lastIndexOf(0)); // 6
The output:
6
Using theindexWhere() method to find the index of the first element that matches a specific condition
var list = [0, 1, 2, 3, 2, 1, 0];
print(list.indexWhere((item) => item > 1)); // 2
The output:
2
Using thelastIndexWhere() method to find the index of the last element that matches given condition
var list = [0, 1, 2, 3, 2, 1, 0];
print(list.lastIndexWhere((item) => item > 1)); // 4
The output:
4
Conclusion
In this article, we presented several ways to find element/elements in a list in Flutter/Dart.
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How To Make Your Climbing Gear Last Longer
How to make your climbing gear last longer Redpoint Climbing Australia Cofounder Jack Tho Trad Climbing at ArapilesClimbing shoes and rope are the most frequently used climbing gear that also endures the most wear and tear. Here are some tips on how to look after your climbing gear so that they may last longer.
Climbing Shoes
 1. Practice your footwork. The wear and tear on your climbing shoe rubber can tell you a lot about your climbing technique. If you see abrasions on the tip of your toe rubber, you may be dragging your foot along the wall and readjusting rather than placing your foot correctly the first time. Try improving the precision of your footwork by climbing slowly during warm up, consciously thinking about exactly where you want your foot to land before placing it on the hold. Practicing downclimbing can also help improve your footwork as you tend to weight your toes when leading with your feet.
 2. Opt for durable and stiff rubber. Most climbers will wear down their first pair of shoes quite quickly due to scuffles with the wall. Avoid buying any high end shoes with sticky and soft rubber (e.g. Vibram XS grip 2) because it will wear down and need replacing very fast. Instead, opt for stiffer and thicker rubber, minimum 4mm for the rubber sole. You can roughly gauge the stiffness of the rubber by pressing your nail against the bottom of the rubber shoe sole. Check out this article to find out how much you should be spending on climbing shoes.
 3. Air out your shoes after every climb. This means taking them out of your gym bag and leaving them near a door or window after you get home from climbing. Avoid direct sunlight as this may deform the rubber.
 4. Know when it's time to resole your climbing shoes. After every climb, check that the rubber soles under the toes still make an edge with the rand. If the edge where the rubber sole meets the rand is round and smooth, get your shoes resoled. Most climbers wait until the rand breaks through. Patching up the rand (or toe cap) typically costs 40-60% more than just the soles. Arapiles Resoles is one of the best, however they don't always accept jobs via mail. Big John Resoles in NSW accepts jobs via mail, including interstate.
Climbing Rope
 1. Keep your rope away from dirt and grime. Small debris such as dirt and sand can damage the sheath of the rope over time. A cheap alternative to a rope bag is the Ikea blue carry bags.
 2. Beware of UV and heat. Do not store your rope in the trunk of your car on hot summer days. Heat over 30 degree Celsius can break down the fibres.
 3. Clean your rope once a year, or when it looks dirty. The easiest way to do this is in a bathtub with warm water and some rope cleaner or hand soap. Avoid anything abrasive such as detergents and high-pressure hoses. Soak your rope in the soap water and run your hands along the length of the rope. You'll need to do this twice to rinse the soap out the second time. Allow the rope to air dry.
 Climbing ropes cost from $250 to $450 and climbing shoes cost from $120 to $260. It definitely pays to look after your climbing gear and make them last as long as possible.


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Magnoliaceae species are considered as an original angiosperm, which has had extensive distribution in the Earth history. It had acted as an important role to origin of angiosperm; and some of species of Magnoliaceae grow quickly and have great development potential to timber, planting in the cities and towns as a greening tree, making into medicine and fragrances. Owing to the forests of different region become more and more severely destroyed and fragmentized, making many Magnoliaceae species falling into threatened condition therefore, how to conserve and explore Magnoliaceae species attract people's attention. In this paper, by the GIS measure, we researched the Magnoliaceae species geographical distribution of Guangdong province China, and discussed the relation between Magnoliaceae species geographical distribution, analyzed the characteristic of different Magnoliaceae species. Based on this research, some protection measure are offered in this paper.
Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium, 2005. IGARSS '05. Proceedings. 2005 IEEE International (Volume:1 )
Date of Conference: 25-29 July 2005

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If you built forms with Symfony before, you'll really only need to check out the proposed conventions. Otherwise, you'll want to read through Symfony's documentation first.
Conventions
To keep things concise and clear, the following conventions should be applied in your project:
 - create your forms in App\Form,
 - have your forms end in Form (e.g., RegistrationForm),
 - create your form fields in App\Form\Field,
 - have your form fields end in Field (e.g., EmailField),
 - create your form constraints in App\Form\Constraint,
 - have your form fields end in Constraint (e.g., PasswordConstraint),
 - create your form validators in App\Form\Validator,
 - have your form fields end in Validator (e.g., CurrentUserPasswordValidator),
 - always register your forms as services.
This will significantly increase brevity for others. Especially, new developers.
Getting Started
First, let's see how a form can be built. For the sake of a relatable example, we'll focus on a registration form.
<?php
namespace App\Form;
use Passioneight\PimcoreForms\Form\Field\Checkbox\ConsentField;
use Passioneight\PimcoreForms\Form\Field\Text\EmailField;
use Passioneight\PimcoreForms\Form\Field\Text\RepeatedField\RepeatedPasswordField;
use Symfony\Component\Form\AbstractType;
use Symfony\Component\Form\Extension\Core\Type\SubmitType;
use Symfony\Component\Form\FormBuilderInterface;
use Symfony\Component\OptionsResolver\OptionsResolver;
class RegistrationForm extends AbstractType
{
 const OPTION_TAC_HREF = 'tac-href';

 const FIELD_EMAIL = 'email';
 const FIELD_PASSWORD = 'password';
 const FIELD_ACCOUNT_CONSENT = 'account_consent';
 /**
 * @inheritDoc
 */
 public function buildForm(FormBuilderInterface $builder, array $options)
 {
 $builder
 ->add(self::FIELD_EMAIL, EmailField::class)
 ->add(self::FIELD_PASSWORD, RepeatedPasswordField::class)
 ->add(self::FIELD_ACCOUNT_CONSENT, ConsentField::class, [
 'label_translation_parameters' => [
 '{{ href }}' => $options[self::OPTION_TAC_HREF],
 '{{ href-class }}' => 'text-primary-hover'
 ],
 ])
 ->add('submit', SubmitType::class, [
 'label_format' => 'form.registration.submit'
 ]);
 }
 /**
 * @inheritDoc
 */
 public function configureOptions(OptionsResolver $resolver)
 {
 parent::configureOptions($resolver);
 $resolver->setRequired(self::OPTION_TAC_HREF);
 }
}
The RegistrationForm will have a single email field, a repeated password field, a checkbox for the user to agree to the terms and conditions of your service, and a submit button.
Note that the SubmitType is provided by Symfony itself. So, you can still use Symfony's types as you would usually.
The form will also require the developer to pass a URL for the terms and conditions when building the form.
Since the form is now implemented, it is ready to be used. For this, we'll have to create a controller with an action, which will handle the form's submission.
use App\Form\RegistrationForm;
use Pimcore\Controller\FrontendController;
use Pimcore\DataObject\Customer;
use Symfony\Component\HttpFoundation\Request;
use Symfony\Component\Routing\Annotation\Route;
 #[Route("/{_locale}")]
class AuthenticationController extends FrontendController
{
 #[Route("/{registration}")]
 public function registrationAction(Request $request)
 {
 $options = [
 RegistrationForm::OPTION_TAC_HREF => "/some/url/to/the/TACs"
 ];
 $registrationForm = $this
 ->createForm(RegistrationForm::class, new Customer(), $options)
 ->handleRequest($request);
 if ($registrationForm->isSubmitted()) {
 if($registrationForm->isValid()) {
 /** @var Customer $customer */
 $customer = $registrationForm->getData();
 // Omitted for brevity: handling the account consent

 $customer->save(['versionNote' => 'Customer registered']);

 // Omitted for brevity: sending confirmation mail(s)
 }
 }
 return $this->renderTemplate('authentication/registration.html.twig', [
 'registration_form' => $registrationForm->createView()
 ]);
 }
}
The getData method will return the submitted data, mapped to the fields. If mapping was disabled for a field (i.e., 'mapped' => false), the field has to be handled explicitly because the data is not available in the getData method.
The most common use case for this is any kind of consent.
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Analysis of Factors Affecting People Satisfaction Towards the Unification of Asean Economic Community
This paper aimed to examine AECassociated consequences including trade agreement, occupation and tourism as the influential factors of public satisfaction towards the AEC. The quantitative approach was utilized with questionnaire as a tool in collecting the data. The samples were 400 people from Pha Rai, Phan Seuk, Klong Namsai and Tha Kam Subdistrict. The hypotheses were established with the variables namely trade agreement, occupation, tourism and satisfaction of people, in order to analyze the public satisfaction towards the unification of AEC. The findings concluded that trade agreement, occupation, tourism, service, free trade areas accommodating factor, child labor, human trafficking and transportation cooperation and prevention measures delivered effect on people's satisfaction towards the AEC. Index TermsASEAN Economic Community, Factors, Satisfaction, Unification


Date.Between(d1, d2)); var result = rdb.Query("salesinvoice", "date.between(\"2001-1-1\",\"2010-1-1\""); var result = rdb.Query("salesinvoice", "serial.between(20,30)");
The same works for the WebStudio interface.
Also you can query any date column parts like this :
var result = rdb.Query(x => x.Date.Year == 2016 && x.Date.Month == 8); var result = rdb.Query(x => x.Date.Hour < 10);
Appendix v3.3.12 - In()
In this release you can now use In() on column and date parts so :
var result = rdb.Query(x => x.Serial.In(1,3,5,7)); var result = rdb.Query(x => x.Serial.In(new int[] { 1,3,5,7 })); var arr = new int[] {1,3,5,7}; var result = rdb.Query(x => x.Serial.In(arr)); var result = rdb.Query(x => x.Date.Year.In(2000, 2010)); var result = rdb.Query("salesinvoice", "serial.in(1,3,5,7)");
Also Between() has been extended to work with date parts :
var result = rdb.Query(x => x.Date.Hour.Between(12, 15);
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Saving Data in Extensions of the SharePoint Project System

When you extend the SharePoint project system, you can save string data that persists after a SharePoint project is closed. The data is typically associated with a particular project item or with the project itself.
If you have data that does not need to persist, you can add the data to any object in the SharePoint tools object model that implements the IAnnotatedObject interface. For more information, see Associating Custom Data with SharePoint Tools Extensions.
When you have data that is associated with a particular SharePoint project item, such as the value of a property that you add to a project item, you can save the data to the .spdata file for the project item. To do this, use the ExtensionData property of an ISharePointProjectItem object. Data that you add to this property is saved in the ExtensionData element in the .spdata file for the project item. For more information, see ExtensionData Element.
The following code example demonstrates how to use the ExtensionData property to save the value of a string property that is defined in a custom SharePoint project item type. To see this example in the context of a larger example, see How to: Add a Property to a Custom SharePoint Project Item Type.
 private const string PropertyId = "Contoso.ExampleProperty";
 private const string PropertyDefaultValue = "This is an example property.";
 [DisplayName("Example Property")]
 [DescriptionAttribute("This is an example property for project items.")]
 [DefaultValue(PropertyDefaultValue)]
 public string ExampleProperty
 {
 get
 {
 string propertyValue;
 // Get the current property value if it already exists; otherwise, return a default value.
 if (!projectItem.ExtensionData.TryGetValue(PropertyId, out propertyValue))
 {
 propertyValue = PropertyDefaultValue;
 }
 return propertyValue;
 }
 set
 {
 if (value != PropertyDefaultValue)
 {
 // Store the property value in the ExtensionData property of the project item.
 // Data in the ExtensionData property persists when the project is closed.
 projectItem.ExtensionData[PropertyId] = value;
 }
 else
 {
 // Do not save the default value.
 projectItem.ExtensionData.Remove(PropertyId);
 }
 }
 }
When you have project-level data, such as the value of a property that you add to SharePoint projects, you can save the data to the project file (the .csproj file or .vbproj file) or the project user option file (the .csproj.user file or .vbproj.user file). The file you choose to save the data in depends on how you want the data to be used:
 - If you want the data to be available to all developers who open the SharePoint project, save the data to the project file. This file is always checked in to source control databases, so the data in this file is available to other developers who check out the project.
 - If you want the data to be available only to the current developer who has the SharePoint project open in Visual Studio, save the data to the project user option file. This file is not typically checked in to source control databases, so the data in this file is not available to other developers who check out the project.
Saving Data to the Project File
To save data to the project file, convert an ISharePointProject object to an IVsBuildPropertyStorage object, and then use the IVsBuildPropertyStorage.SetPropertyValue method. The following code example demonstrates how to use this method to save the value of a project property to the project file. To see this example in the context of a larger sample, see How to: Add a Property to SharePoint Projects.
 private ISharePointProject sharePointProject;
 private IVsBuildPropertyStorage projectStorage;
 private const string ProjectFilePropertyId = "ContosoCustomProjectFileProperty";
 private const string ProjectFilePropertyDefaultValue = "Default";
 public CustomProjectProperties(ISharePointProject myProject)
 {
 sharePointProject = myProject;
 projectStorage = sharePointProject.ProjectService.Convert<ISharePointProject, IVsBuildPropertyStorage>(sharePointProject);
 }
 [DisplayName("Custom Project File Property")]
 [DescriptionAttribute("This property is saved to the .csproj/.vbproj file.")]
 [DefaultValue(ProjectFilePropertyDefaultValue)]
 public string CustomProjectFileProperty
 {
 get
 {
 string propertyValue;
 int hr = projectStorage.GetPropertyValue(ProjectFilePropertyId, string.Empty,
 (uint)_PersistStorageType.PST_PROJECT_FILE, out propertyValue);
 // Try to get the current value from the project file; if it does not yet exist, return a default value.
 if (!ErrorHandler.Succeeded(hr) || String.IsNullOrEmpty(propertyValue))
 {
 propertyValue = ProjectFilePropertyDefaultValue;
 }
 return propertyValue;
 }
 set
 {
 // Do not save the default value.
 if (value != ProjectFilePropertyDefaultValue)
 {
 projectStorage.SetPropertyValue(ProjectFilePropertyId, string.Empty,
 (uint)_PersistStorageType.PST_PROJECT_FILE, value);
 }
 }
 }
For more information about converting ISharePointProject objects to other types in the Visual Studio automation object model or integration object model, see Converting Between SharePoint Project System Types and Other Visual Studio Project Types.
Saving Data to the Project User Option File
To save data to the project user option file, use the ProjectUserFileData property of an ISharePointProject object. The following code example demonstrates how to use this property to save the value of a project property to the project user option file. To see this example in the context of a larger sample, see How to: Add a Property to SharePoint Projects.
 private const string UserFilePropertyId = "ContosoCustomUserFileProperty";
 private const string UserFilePropertyDefaultValue = "Default";
 [DisplayName("Custom Project User File Property")]
 [DescriptionAttribute("This property is saved to the .user file.")]
 [DefaultValue(UserFilePropertyDefaultValue)]
 public string CustomUserFileProperty
 {
 get
 {
 string propertyValue = string.Empty;

 // Try to get the current value from the .user file; if it does not yet exist, return a default value.
 if (!sharePointProject.ProjectUserFileData.TryGetValue(UserFilePropertyId, out propertyValue))
 {
 propertyValue = UserFilePropertyDefaultValue;
 }
 return propertyValue;
 }

 set
 {
 // Do not save the default value.
 if (value != UserFilePropertyDefaultValue)
 {
 sharePointProject.ProjectUserFileData[UserFilePropertyId] = value;
 }
 }
 }
Extending the SharePoint Project System
Associating Custom Data with SharePoint Tools Extensions
Converting Between SharePoint Project System Types and Other Visual Studio Project Types
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Maven SNAPSHOT Tasks
Delete SNAPSHOT Task
You can use the Delete SNAPSHOT task to delete SNAPSHOT components from a Maven repository based on their timestamps.
The task only removes timestamped versions within "-SNAPSHOT" version folders, which typically contain multiple SNAPSHOTs for the same SNAPSHOT version.
The Delete SNAPSHOT task can help you preserve storage space by removing SNAPSHOT versions that you no longer need to access after deploying a new SNAPSHOT. When you create the task, you can specify the following:
 - Repository on which to run the task.
 - Minimum snapshot count - the minimum number of snapshots to preserve per component SNAPSHOT version.
 - Snapshot retention (days) - delete all SNAPSHOT versions older than this number of days provided you still keep the minimum number specified in Minimum snapshot count.
 - Remove if released - check this if you want to remove all SNAPSHOT versions that match any released component found with the same groupId and artifactId coordinates.
 - This will take precedence over the number you selected in the Minimum snapshot count field.
 - Grace period after release (days) - the number of days before purging released SNAPSHOTs.
 - The task will not delete any released SNAPSHOTs that have timestamps that fall within the set grace period.
Note
It is possible to configure this task in such a way that the results may be unexpected. For example, if you configure the task to keep 0 minimum SNAPSHOTs older than 0 days, it will delete all SNAPSHOTs whether or not you configured a grace period for releases.
The underlying soft-deleted blobs are permanently deleted using the strategy supported by the blobstore implementation.
Delete SNAPSHOT Task Example
For this example, say you have a folder named "1.3-SNAPSHOT" that contains three files with different timestamps:
 - artifact-1.3-20210226.143327-1.jar
 - artifact-1.3-20210226.172432-2.jar
 - artifact-1.3-20210227.102015-3.jar
You configure the Delete SNAPSHOT task with the following parameters:
 - Minimum snapshot count: 1
 - Snapshot retention (days): 0
 - Remove if released: unchecked
 - Grace period after release: 0
This configuration will leave only the single file with the latest timestamp. After running the task, you will be left only with the file artifact-1.3-20210227.102015-3.jar.
Delete Unused SNAPSHOT Task
Note
We have replaced this task with the Cleanup Policies feature. We've preserved information about this task below for those still using it; however, as a best practice, you should now use the cleanup feature instead of this task.
The Delete Unused SNAPSHOT task deletes unusd SNAPSHOT components and assets from Maven repositories based on the number of days it has been since the artifact was last requested.
When you run this task, it will delete any SNAPSHOT version that has not been requested in your configured number of days.
The underlying soft-deleted blobs are permanently deleted using the strategy supported by the blobstore implementation.
Note
In the event the component has never been requested this task will use the uploaded date instead.


Counting Results
Counting results
Most active director?
Using count() write a query to return the number of movies a person directed.
What is the highest number of movies a director directed in our graph?
 - ✓ 42
Hint
You will need to order the count results so you can determine the highest count.
Solution
You can run the following query to find the answer:
cypher
MATCH (d:Director)-[:DIRECTED]-(m)
RETURN d.name AS Director,
count(*) AS numMovies
ORDER BY numMovies DESC LIMIT 5
What number is the highest for a director?
Once you have entered the answer, click the Try Again button below to continue.
Summary
In this challenge, you wrote a query to aggregate results so you could answer a question about the data.
In the next challenge, you will write a query to create lists.


Example Pivot Control for Windows Phone 7

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I followed you since your first mention about your pivot control. Thanks for great job! =)
But I have a little question.
Is there a possibility to make a binding to pages and page's contents?
To be more specific let's assume following example. I have products which grouped into several product groups (the number of them is not known at design time). And I want to show user a pivot control which displays each product group as a page and list products of selected group as page's content (ie as a listbox).
It would be great if you provide a little example of how can I do it with your control.
that is a interesting request.. right now the control is very much static.. it allows you to dynamically define pivot pages in XAML, but if it supported binding then it would need to be able to handle changes that might occur in the bound definition - it would have to know how to handle adding/removing pivot pages at runtime.. the current code constructs the UI in the control's Loaded event - so it is not possible to change the pivot pages beyond that..
the best you could do with the current tool is to construct the pivot pages programatically, and then add the pivot page to your UI.. here is an example of something like that:
// create a collection of pivot titles and corresponding UI content areas:
Dictionary pivotPages = new Dictionary();
pivotPages.Add("main", new TextBlock() { Text = "main section goes here" });
pivotPages.Add("options", new TextBlock() { Text = "options section goes here" });
pivotPages.Add("about", new TextBlock() { Text = "about section goes here" });
/// Method for setting up the pivot control and adding it to the stage from a pivot menu collection definition
private void CreateAndDisplayPivotControl(Dictionary pivotPages)
PivotControl pc = new PivotControl();
foreach (string menuTitle in pivotPages.Keys)
PivotPage pp = new PivotPage() { PageTitle = menuTitle, Content = pivotPages[menuTitle] };
that may not meet your need, but unfortunately there would be a lot of work trying to support binding so it's not something i'll be able to do for you.. i am going to be curious though if the final control supports dynamic binding of titles and content.. thanks for the comment!
Nice work Roger!
It worked right away. But I added a Storyboard that animates content inside one of the contentpages. But as soon as I start the Storyboard I get the message "2213 An error has occurred."
Did anyone experience this as well?
Mark Monster
ive run into that error a few times.. i dont exactly know how to solve it every time, but it seems it occurs when you have two different storyboards trying to modify the same object at the same time.. maybe try to group your objects into a grid and then animate against that grid instead of the main root of the page that the pivot control is trying to animate?
Thanks for your reply Roger. I tried your suggestion, but it didn't help. But still I just hope to get this control from the Microsoft Guys themselves :-). For now I have at least something to prototype.
Mark Monster
First of all, thanks for the control! However, i can't make a simple textbox to work properly inside of it. Let's start with xaml:
It looks perfectly in emulator and all the motions go smooth. Now let's get straight to the problem and add a bit of c# code:
private void Search(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
string text = SearchTerm.Text;
I'm getting a NullReferenceException for the SearchTerm.Text. Vs reacts as if SearchTerm TextBox doesn't exist at all... Is that just my mistake or there are some problem with this control?
[StackPanel HorizontalAlignment="Left" VerticalAlignment="Top" Orientation="Horizontal"]
[TextBox x:Name="SearchTerm" Margin="20,0,0,0" Width="275" TextWrapping="Wrap"/]
[Button x:Name="SearchButton" Width="150" Content="SEARCH" Click="Search"/]
oops, sorry for the code. Can't post it the other way :(
if it compiles, but then fails at runtime it may be that you are trying to access the SearchTerm textbox before InitializeComponent() has run - that would cause the value to still be null.. i dont think this issue is relative to the control, but hopefully that helps - if not see if you can host your code somewhere for me to download and look at.
I implemented this in a sample app that I have, and yeah, I was getting an unhandled ArgumentException when switching pages, so I had a look at the source and the only things I found (and subsequently altered) were:
1) You're initialising the PivotPages property in the DependencyProperty.Register() method which isn't really a problem on its own, but if multiple pivots are created (which probably won't happen... I'm not sure) then you'll end up with an unintended singleton which will cause issues. I was working on a layout-type control where I was getting very similar exceptions, so it's probably completely unrelated hehe :)
2) Changing that first property let me actually step through the code and it looks like almost everywhere you call UIElement.TransformToVisual(), you get an ArgumentException with some obscure stack trace staring you in the face. For the purposes of this control (before an official one comes out), the TransformToVisual() stuff didn't need to be there, so I removed it and the control's been behaving fine since then. I'm not sure why this exception gets thrown, these things with the really unhelpful messages get on my nerves hehe :)
Anyway, that's what I found. The control looks good but I created a panorama control too and I'm just gagging for them to release some official stuff :)
Hi, when using the pivot control and within a pivot page i have a list box. If I try to get a reference of that list box from code, the list box is never initialised. Its always null. What can i do to solve this?


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Comparison of prevalence of schizophrenia among residents of hostels for homeless people in 1966 and 1992.
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Tattooing is a kind of body art that has been embraced world over by both men and women. Although the designs can be worn by both men and women, there are certain types of tattoo designs that are quite gender specific with one of them being the bow tattoo design that's common with women. Bow tattoos are quite fascinating especially when worn by women and this post is filled with some of the inspiring designs that one can choose from.
Why women should consider getting a bow tattoo: As the bow tie simply depicts the tying up of something, then pulled back and released, women may find this really symbolic as it points to the way women have been liberated in recent times. Sometimes even men go for this tattoo, especially those who have gone through a similar experience of suppression and release.
In this article we will tell you about the choices you have with regards to design for bow tattoos and what they could mean. We hope by doing that we will be able to provide you inspiration for your own bow tattoo design.
What a bow tattoo means to women: A bow tattoo can be made to look really cute or decorative and they are quite in fashion. Some women go with a bow tattoo as it works with many of accessories that they like to wear. The size of the bow tattoo can vary depending where you want to get it. The most common areas for getting a bow tattoo are the wrist, the legs and the arms.
The meanings of bow tattoos.
The bow tattoo carry a lot of symbolic value specific to the person who gets this tattoo. The meaning naturally depends on what you feel about it and also the type of bow tattoo design that you are going with.
The most common meaning and symbolism that is associated with bow tattoos is about sharing and giving, the present time, female power, expertise, a hug, something to do with a gift of love.
Designs for Bow tattoos
You do have many alternatives when it comes designs of bow tattoos. You can choose to vary the size of the bow, the type of bow, the color of the bow and the shape of the bow. With so much choice at hand, you are free to customize something unique for yourself. Women tend to use colors that are bright like purple, red and pink. But the fact is that you could choose the color you want to make your own bow tattoo.
Bow tattoo with ribbon: Sometimes people go with the ribbon that is used for cancer along with the bow tattoo. Maybe they want to depict fighting and winning over cancer with this type of bow tattoo.
The tiny bows are common features when it comes to wrapping gifts and wearing them may carry some symbolism that may be unique to the wearer. The bow tattoo design below is a peculiar piece of artwork and fits well on the neck where it's worn.
Use of vibrant colors blends well with female tattoo wearer's and is a common feature in bow tattoo designs. A mixture of color maroon and black in the design below looks beautiful on the wearer.
Bow tattoo designs is a major preference amongst women tattoo lovers. The design fits well on any part of the body and can be worn either as a tiny design or some large design. The design below is quite tiny and fits well on the finger where its worn.
The design below is quite elegant with the one color used greatly enhancing the overall outlook of the design. Many female tattoo lovers find bow tattoos to be quite ideal as it suits all age groups and is ever trendy.
Whether you're using bold colors or dots like in the design below, the ways that one can use for wearing bow tattoos seems limitless as one is free to customize a design that best suits their interest.
The symbolic meaning of bow tattoos:
Bow tattoos are not only worn for their beauty and charm, they also carry some deep meaning and having knowledge of what they symbolize can be of great help to the wearer. Bows are often formed by tying a lose knot of a thread or ribbon which then results into a unique and fascinating appearance.
The design is said to symbolize liberation and a cool attitude which most modern women can associate with as no one is there to judge them on how they do everything. The design below looks spectacular and greatly enhances the flawless body of the wearer.
Bow tattoos also symbolize femininity, specialty and even love as the beautiful bows are generally used for tying special gifts. The design below is artistically designed with beautiful color combination that makes the design to be quite appealing.
Bow tattoos designs also symbolize the spirit of giving and receiving which is a common virtue in women. The fact that the designs can be worn on any part of the body makes them to be quite versatile and appealing to tattoo lovers.
Some of the common places on the human body where the tattoo can be worn include the wrists like in the design below, the back of the ear, the finger, lower back, shoulder amongst others with each design greatly enhancing the overall outlook of the wearer.
The bow tattoo design below creates such a magnificent outlook as it blends quite well with the wearer's complexion. The tattoo design can be easily mistaken to be a bracelet or some ornament.
There are various elements that can be incorporated in bow tattoo designs like the use of flowers and other beautiful elements just like shown in the design below. The color combination and the floral elements used in the design below looks fabulous and blends well with the wearer's complexion.
The bow tattoo is also perceived to symbolize a special event in the wearer's life. It can be worn as a commemoration of some event that the wearer finds exciting and memorable. The pink color tied around the wrist looks quite cool and eye-catching.
Bow tattoos are also commonly used as an awareness drive and by wearing them one may be identifying with the kind of issue that awareness is being created about. The design below fits quite well on the back where it's worn.
The spotted colors on the bow tattoo design below makes the design to look more fabulous as it looks more like a butterfly. The use of two colors also blends well with the wearer's complexion.
Some of the elements commonly used in bow tattoo designs are stripes, polka dots and many others just like in the design below. The color used in the design blends quite well with the wearer's complexion as it also enhances the visual appeal.
Bow tattoos are all about femininity and playfulness and the colors used should express that aspect just like in the design below. The tiny bow with pink and black colors looks fantastic on the wearer's feet.
Some of the common elements that can be incorporated with bow tattoo designs include the flowers, diamonds, birds, butterflies and chains amongst others. Bow tattoos can also be expressed in a way that gives them shadow effect as that helps in enhancing the overall outlook of the design.
Th bow tattoo design below is quite simple and spectacular. The design fits well on the hand and can be perceived to express a permanent ring worn by the wearer.
Bow tattoos can also be customized into designs that best suits one's meaning and symbolism. The design below looks spectacular and may have meanings that are are unique to the wearer.
The design below looks so real, its like the tattoo wearer has worn an actual lace with a bow attached to it. The mixture of red and black colors also blends well with the wearer.
There are bow tattoo designs that are popular with the female tattoo lovers. The fact that the designs can be simplified to something similar to wearing a beautiful ring makes them quite magnificent and appealing when worn.
The butterfly feature incorporated in the bow tattoo design below looks spectacular and blends well with the complexion of the wearer. Bow tattoos can be used alongside other tattoo designs for a richer and eye-catching piece of design.
Bow tattoo designs provides female tattoo lovers with a unique way of expressing their femininity and love for the art just like in the design below. The designs below looks quite eye-catching in the place where they are worn.
Bow tattoo designs has a way of enhancing that inner charm and beauty that women carry and the choice of color and artistic design goes along way in enhancing the overall outlook. The design below looks simple and fits well on the place its worn.
Most bow tattoo designs are inked in either one or two colors which makes the entire design to blend quite well with the wearer's complexion. The pink colors used in the design below are quite visually appealing.
Bow tattoos comes in subtle shapes and cool colors that makes the designs to look spectacular regardless of the place its worn. The tattoo is generally small which makes it fit well in some of the body parts like the one below.
The stylish nature of the ribbon is one aspect that women love as it ignites some inner feelings of beauty and one of the reason why bow tattoos are common with women especially those embracing the art for the first time.
The pink color used in the bow tattoo design below blends quite well with the lace and the colors used in the design. The design that one opts for has a way of expressing the wearer's attitude, lifestyle and even enhancing the wearer's appearance.
The best way to enhance that girlish style if you are a tattoo lover is by wearing the bow tattoos just like expressed in the design below. It's a reminder of the beautiful ribbons that girls would tie their hair with which also enhances that beautiful feeling in the wearer.
If you are to attain that beautiful design then apart from choosing a beautiful design, you also need to look for a tattoo artist that has clear understanding of the kind of design that you want. The design below looks spectacular with the combination of colors blending quite well with the wearer's complexion.
Bow tattoos just like any other girl's tattoo is generally used in expressing feelings and emotions of compassion, love and beauty. The beautiful bright colors used in


Subgroups (FREE)
Introduced in GitLab 9.0.
You can organize GitLab groups into subgroups. You can use subgroups to:
 - Separate internal and external organizations. Because every subgroup can have its own visibility level, you can host groups for different purposes under the same parent group.
 - Organize large projects. You can use subgroups to give different access to parts of the source code.
 - Manage people and control visibility. Give a user a different role for each group they're a member of.
Subgroups can:
 - Belong to one immediate parent group.
 - Have many subgroups.
 - Be nested up to 20 levels.
 - Use runners registered to parent groups:
 - Secrets configured for the parent group are available to subgroup jobs.
 - Users with the Maintainer role in projects that belong to subgroups can see the details of runners registered to parent groups.
For example:
graph TD
 subgraph "Parent group"
 subgraph "Subgroup A"
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Create a subgroup
Prerequisites:
NOTE: You cannot host a GitLab Pages subgroup website with a top-level domain name. For example, subgroupname.example.io.
To create a subgroup:
 1. On the top bar, select Menu > Groups and find and select the parent group to add a subgroup to.
 2. On the parent group's overview page, in the top right, select New subgroup.
 3. Select Create group.
 4. Fill in the fields. View a list of reserved names that cannot be used as group names.
 5. Select Create group.
Change who can create subgroups
To create a subgroup, you must have at least the Maintainer role on the group, depending on the group's setting. By default:
To change who can create subgroups on a group:
 - As a user with the Owner role on the group:
 1. On the top bar, select Menu > Groups and find your group.
 2. On the left sidebar, select Settings > General.
 3. Expand Permissions and group features.
 4. Select a role from Roles allowed to create subgroups.
 5. Select Save changes.
 - As an administrator:
 1. On the top bar, select Menu > Admin.
 2. On the left sidebar, select Overview > Groups.
 3. In the group's row select Edit.
 4. Select a role from Allowed to create subgroups.
 5. Select Save changes.
For more information, view the permissions table.
Subgroup membership
NOTE: There is a bug that causes some pages in the parent group to be accessible by subgroup members. For more details, see this issue.
When you add a member to a group, that member is also added to all subgroups. The user's permissions are inherited from the group's parent.
Subgroup members can:
 1. Be direct members of the subgroup.
 2. Inherit membership of the subgroup from the subgroup's parent group.
 3. Be a member of a group that was shared with the subgroup's top-level group.
flowchart RL
 subgraph Group A
 A(Direct member)
 B{{Shared member}}
 subgraph Subgroup A
 H(1. Direct member)
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 D{{Inherited member}}
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 subgraph Group B
 F(Direct member)
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 F-->|Group B\nshared with\nGroup A|B
 B-->|Inherited membership of Subgroup A|D
 G-->|Group C shared with Subgroup A|E
Group permissions for a member can be changed only by:
 - Users with the Owner role on the group.
 - Changing the configuration of the group the member was added to.
Determine membership inheritance
To see if a member has inherited the permissions from a parent group:
 1. On the top bar, select Menu > Groups and find the group.
 2. Select Group information > Members.
Members list for an example subgroup Four:
Group members page
In the screenshot above:
 - Five members have access to group Four.
 - User 0 has the Reporter role on group Four, and has inherited their permissions from group One:
 - User 0 is a direct member of group One.
 - Group One is above group Four in the hierarchy.
 - User 1 has the Developer role on group Four and inherited their permissions from group Two:
 - User 0 is a direct member of group Two, which is a subgroup of group One.
 - Groups One / Two are above group Four in the hierarchy.
 - User 2 has the Developer role on group Four and has inherited their permissions from group Three:
 - User 0 is a direct member of group Three, which is a subgroup of group Two. Group Two is a subgroup of group One.
 - Groups One / Two / Three are above group Four the hierarchy.
 - User 3 is a direct member of group Four. This means they get their Maintainer role directly from group Four.
 - Administrator has the Owner role on group Four and is a member of all subgroups. For that reason, as with User 3, the Source column indicates they are a direct member.
Members can be filtered by inherited or direct membership.
Override ancestor group membership
Users with the Owner role on a subgroup can add members to it.
You can't give a user a role on a subgroup that's lower than the roles they have on ancestor groups. To override a user's role on an ancestor group, add the user to the subgroup again with a higher role. For example:
 - If User 1 is added to group Two with the Developer role, they inherit that role in every subgroup of group Two.
 - To give User 1 the Maintainer role on group Four (under One / Two / Three), add them again to group Four with the Maintainer role.
 - If User 1 is removed from group Four, their role falls back to their role on group Two. They have the Developer role on group Four again.
Mention subgroups
Mentioning subgroups (@<subgroup_name>) in issues, commits, and merge requests notifies all members of that group. Mentioning works the same as for projects and groups, and you can choose the group of people to be notified.


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Map of flight path and driving directions from Boise to Lebanon.
Shortest flight path between Boise Airport (BOI) and Lebanon Municipal Airport (New Hampshire) (LEB).
How far is Lebanon from Boise?
There are several ways to calculate distances between Boise and Lebanon. Here are two common methods:Vincenty's formula (applied above)
- 2177.279 miles
- 3503.992 kilometers
- 1892.004 nautical miles
Vincenty's formula calculates the distance between latitude/longitude points on the earth's surface, using an ellipsoidal model of the earth.Haversine formula
- 2171.385 miles
- 3494.505 kilometers
- 1886.882 nautical miles
The haversine formula calculates the distance between latitude/longitude points assuming a spherical earth (great-circle distance – the shortest distance between two points).
Time difference and current local times
The time difference between Boise and Lebanon is 2 hours. Lebanon is 2 hours ahead of Boise.
Carbon dioxide emissions
Estimated CO2 emissions per passenger is 238 kg (524 pounds).
Frequent Flyer Miles Calculator
Boise (BOI) → Lebanon (LEB).


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The Baring Archive at the Museum of American Finance, NY
The Baring Archive is delighted to announce the opening of "Barings in America: An Interactive Investment Experience" at the Museum of American Finance in New York.
"Barings in America" will provide engaging details about Barings' significant US investments and their contributions to the growth of the nation and its industry. Designed as an investment game with a mobile component, visitors will be invited to participate in five of the bank's American investments. With unprecedented access to The Baring Archive, visitors will utilize the same documents used by Barings to evaluate each historic investment. Based on information provided in the exhibit, the visitors will decide whether to invest in each venture and compete against the investment performance of other visitors and the bank.
ING US is the lead sponsor of this exhibit. Associate sponsors include Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Citi, Ernst & Young and Sullivan & Cromwell LLP. "Barings in America" will be on show until April 27, 2013.
About the Museum of American Finance
The Museum of American Finance is the USA's only public museum dedicated to preserving, exhibiting and teaching about American finance and financial history. With its extensive collection of financial documents and objects, its seminars and educational programming, its publication and oral history program, the Museum portrays the breadth and richness of American financial history, achievement and practices. The Museum is located at 48 Wall Street, on the corner of William Street, and is open Tues-Sat, 10am-4pm. For more information, visit _URL_ or connect with the Museum on Facebook or Twitter.
Posted on Wednesday, 12th December 2012


Merannah - Meaning of Merannah
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selenium 2.4.0, how to check for presence of an alert
I am using the following code to close the alert window :
Alert alert3 = driver.switchTo().alert(); alert3.dismiss();
The alert appears a few seconds after the opening of the main window.
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Definition of recompense :
1. An equivalent returned for anything done, suffered, or given; compensation; requital; suitable return.
2. To give in return; to pay back; to pay, as something earned or deserved.
3. To give recompense; to make amends or requital.
4. To render an equivalent to, for service, loss, etc.; to requite; to remunerate; to compensate.
5. To return an equivalent for; to give compensation for; to atone for; to pay for.
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Le Lavandou
France
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Long-term weather forecast
November weather forecast and climate
Le Lavandou, France
Sea temperature
In Le Lavandou, France, in Noviembre, the average water temperature is 17.3°C (63.1°F).
Note: Swimming in 17.3°C (63.1°F) is not enjoyable for the majority. Controlling breathing becomes progressively more difficult as surface water temperature decreases below 21°C (69.8°F).
Daylight
In Noviembre, the average length of the day is 9.7h.
What is the sea temperature in Noviembre in Le Lavandou?
In Le Lavandou, France, the average seawater temperature in Noviembre is 17.3°C (63.1°F). For swimming, a surface water temperature of 17.3°C (63.1°F) is not enjoyable for the majority. It is not considered safe, as controlling breathing becomes progressively more difficult as water temperature decreases below 21°C (69.8°F).
What is the average length of the day in Noviembre in Le Lavandou?
The average length of the day in Noviembre is 9.7h.
Average sea temperature in November - Le Lavandou, France
 - Average sea temperature in November: 17.3°C
The best month for swimming (with the highest average sea temperature) is August (23°C).
The coldest month (with the lowest average sea temperature) is February (13.1°C).
Average daylight in November - Le Lavandou, France
 - Average daylight in November: 9.7h
The month with the longest days is June (Average daylight: 15.3h).
The month with shortest days is December (Average daylight: 9.1h).


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The Version History feature provides an easy way to apply previous configurations to an appliance.
- On the main toolbar, click Deployment Manager.
- Click the AI Engine tab.
- On the bottom of the grid, click the Servers tab.
- Right-click the grid and then click Properties.
- Click Advanced.
Click Version History.
The AI Engine Server Audit Version History window appears.
The following table explains the columns in the AI Engine Server Audit Version History window.
Column Name Description Component Name The IP Address of the component on which the changes were made. JSON The JSON used to retrieve the information from the previous configuration. User Name The User Name of the person who made the changes. Compare With The date and time of configuration was changed. Revert and Apply A link used to revert to a previous appliance configuration.
Compare the current configuration to a previous configuration before reverting back to a previous configuration.
In the Compare column, click the date-and-time link of a configuration to compare the current one.
The Compare Version Values window appears.
The values that differ between the two configurations are highlighted. The Current Value column displays the value of the properties as they are currently configured. The Previous Value column displays the value of the properties from the previous configuration.
- Click OK to close the window.
To revert to a previous configuration:
Click the Revert & Apply this Version link of the configuration to which you want to return.
A Warning appears.
Click Yes to revert the previous configuration.
A message appears informing you that the AI Engine must be restarted.
- To close the message and restart the AI Engine, click OK.
- To close the AI Engine Server Advanced Properties window, click OK.


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INVESTIGATION OF AN ELECTROMAGNETIC INTERFERENCE-FREE ACTIVE STATIC DISCHARGING TECHNIQUE FOR FIXED AND ROTARY WING AIRCRAFT.
Final rept. for May-Dec 63,
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An active electrostatic discharger was designed and constructed for the elimination of electrostatic charges from aircraft. This discharger maintains the charge potential of any type of aircraft at a very low level. The radio frequency interference generated by the corona discharge through the active discharger is very much lower than the interference generated by discharge from an aircraft equipped with passive dischargers. Corona discharge probes for use with active electrostatic dischargers were studied with regard to their current and R. F. interference characteristics. Characteristics of numerous probe designs were evaluated through wind tunnel tests. A reduction of 40 to 60 db. dependent upon frequence and conditions in the RFI noise due to static charge buildup in helicopters can be anticipated by using active discharging techniques. Author


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Royal Botanical Gardens - 40 cents 1991 - Canadian stamp
- Quantity: 3 000 000
- Issue date: May 22, 1991
- Printer: Ashton-Potter Limited
- Scott: #1313
Prominent Canadian gardens are the subject of five stamps issued on May, 1991. Southern Ontario's Royal Botanical Gardens came into being as the result of the determination of two members of the Hamilton Park Board. Cecil V. Land and the Hon. Thomas Baker McQuesten wanted to create a "rival" to Britain's famous Kew Gardens. They suggested that a large tract of land near the Niagara Escarpment be set aside, and on November 12, 1929, the project began. The project provided hundreds of jobs during the Great Depression as men hauled rocks and soil to the location. Originally known simply as "Botanical Gardens" in 1930, King George V decreed that the designation "Royal" could be added and in 1941 the Ontario legislature passed the Royal Botanical Gardens Act, which established the RBG as an independent institution with scientific and educational objectives. Designer David Wyman and illustrator Gerard Gauci combined their talents to produce the designs.
Canada Post Corporation. Canada's Stamp Details, No. 2, 1991, p. 8-10.
Designed by David Wyman
Based on illustrations by Gerard Gauci
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In this paper, a line pressure control algorithm was developed to reduce the energy loss of the AT-based hybrid vehicle. A hybrid vehicle performance simulator was developed. Via the analysis of the power flow and lever, the torque exerted on the friction elements was calculated for each gear step of the HEV. From the calculated torque at each friction element, the optimal line pressure was determined for the given transmission at each transmission input torque and gear step. Using the HEV performance simulator, it was found that torque capacity of the friction element is capable of transmitting the torque by optimal line pressure. It was found from the simulation results that optimal line pressure control algorithm suggested in this study is able to reduce of the hydraulic control system energy loss approximately 36% compared with that of control algorithm which uses constant line pressure.


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Verb: ensure en'shûr or in'shûr [N. Amer], en'shor or in'shor or en'shûr [Brit]
 1. Make certain in the future
 - guarantee, insure, assure, secure
 2. Be careful or certain to do something; make certain of something
 "ensure that the curtains are closed";
 - see, check, insure, see to it, control, ascertain, assure
Sounds like: elusive, illusive, allusivee, insure, inshor
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The Distance from Bard to Vassar is an essential one to plan our travel. It helps to calculate the travel time to reach Vassar and bus fare from Bard. Our travel distance is from google map.
Bard to Vassar route map is integrated with google map. The blue line between Bard to Vassar indicate your travel route. The given travel route can be changed by changing way points using drag and drop option.
Bard to Vassar driving direction guides for your travel along the route. It shows the direction whether you have to go straight, turn left, turn right. or slight turn. The different shape arrow symbol indicate the direction to reach Vassar. The given Bard to Vassar direction is split into separate laps and the serial number has been given along with narration and distance in mile or kilometer. It also shows the highway number. The balloon A indicate the starting point Bard and the balloon B indicate the destination Vassar.
Bard to Vassar travel time has been given at the top of the driving direction. The given travel time has been calculated based on the distance and speed of the vehicle which you travel. The given travel time between Bard and Vassar may vary based on the vehicle consistant speed.
You can use our weather forecast for Bard and Vassar which has been integrated with google weather. It shows the weather forecast for most of the major places or cities. We are planning to provide more travel information based on the availability for the following, Bard to Vassar bus timings, Bard to Vassar tramin timings, Bard to Vassar bus fare, Bard to Vassar bus route numbers etc.


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If you often find your screen to be too bright, especially when you are viewing it in a dark environment, then you may be looking for a solution.
Fortunately many devices and apps have options to fix this, including the Google Pixel 4A.
The setting that you can use on your Pixel is called "Dark Theme" and it's similar to the dark mode option found on other devices, apps, and websites.
Our guide below will show you how to turn on dark mode on the Google Pixel 4A.
How to Turn on Google Pixel 4A Dark Mode
The steps in this article were performed on a Google Pixel 4A in Android 10.
Changing to dark mode is going to adjust many of the display settings on the device, and many things are going to look very different.
Step 1: Swipe up from the bottom of the screen.
Step 2: Scroll down and select the Settings option.
Step 3: Touch the Display button.
Step 4: Tap the button to the right of Dark theme to turn it on.
The phone is going to switch to dark mode immediately. The most obvious different will be that the background of this menu will switch from white to black. Dark mode is enabled in the picture above.
Our guide to taking screenshots on a Pixel 4A can show you how to capture images of what is appearing on your screen.
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7 Definitions of Masked
The definition of masked, the meaning of the word Masked:
Is masked a scrabble word? Yes!
- v. - Hide under a false appearance
- v. - Put a mask on or cover with a mask
- v. - Make unrecognizable
- v. - Cover with a sauce
- v. - Shield from light
- adj. - Having its true character concealed with the intent of misleading
- adj. - Having markings suggestive of a mask
Masked is worth 13 points in Scrabble, and 14 points in Words with Friends
There are 6 letters in masked: A D E K M S
Words that can be created with an extra letter added to masked:
53 words found using the letters in "Masked"
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In Access, the Max function returns the maximum of a set of values in a select query.
The syntax for the Max function is:
Max ( expression )
The expression argument represents a string expression identifying the field that contains the data you want to evaluate or an expression that performs a calculation using the data in that field. Operands in expression can include the name of a table field, a constant, or a function (not one of the other SQL aggregate functions). You can use Max to determine the largest values in a field based on the specified aggregation, or grouping.
In Access, you can use the Max function in the query design grid, in an SQL statement in SQL view of the Query window, or in an SQL statement within Visual Basic code. It is used in conjunction with the Group By clause.
Select SellerID, Max(Price) as MaxPrice From Antiques Group by SellerID


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5 Ways to Ensure Millennial Would Want to Dine in Your Restaurant
Restaurants around the world are doing everything they can to stay in business and stay ahead of the trends. At this point, it is hard to deny that millennials are the generation who are leading the food trends, as they eat out more, spend more of their income on dining experiences, and have a lot of opinions. Therefore, it makes sense that restaurants would want to attract this generation as their clientele.
If you are looking to bring more millennial diners into your establishment, read on for the five ways you can ensure that millennials want to dine in your restaurant.
1. Prioritize local food, sustainable practices.
If there is one thing that you can be sure of, millennials like to eat food that is grown locally and sustainably. After all, millennials care significantly about being conscious of the world and their impact on it. More than any generation before them, millennials care about the environment, which extends to the food they consume. Therefore, if you want them to eat in your restaurant, you need to show that you also care about the ingredients in your dishes and your environmental impact.
One of the ways to demonstrate this to millennials is by showing the origin of items on the menu. For example, if you are serving a lunch dish with eggs and bread, you can state that the eggs are from a particular local farm, the bread was baked in a local patisserie, and the condiments were made in small batches by a local company.
While these options may be more expensive, millennials have shown that they are willing to pay more for the ingredients that fit their perspective and lifestyle.
2. Have a wide array of beverages on offer.
In addition to your food offerings, you also want to consider your beverage menu carefully. Similar to their feelings toward food, millennials want to know where their beverages are coming from, and they are willing to pay more for healthier drinks produced locally.
For this reason, it is highly recommended that you work with mineral water suppliers in Dubai (or wherever you are located) so that you can offer them high-quality sparkling and still natural mineral water, as well as carbonated sparkling fruit beverages.
Furthermore, specialty coffee drinks and teas are popular with millennials who like to try beverages from around the world. For example, Darjeeling tea from India, pu erh tea from China, Qishir-spiced coffee from Yemen, and Hong Kong-style milk tea all have many millennial fans. Additionally, cappuccinos from Italy, Matcha from Japan, and cortados from Spain are all popular caffeinated beverages.
Millennials also enjoy mocktails and other non-alcoholic drinks. Some of the most popular mocktails for millennials include Virgin Daiquiris, Virgin Mint Lemonade, Pomegranate Spritzer, and a non-alcoholic Mojito.
3. Allow them to share plates.
Another dining trend that millennials love is small, sharing plates. These diners like to mix, match, and share what they have ordered, so they tend to prefer menus with a variety of small plates rather than single entrée sizes.
Millennials tend to love this style of dining because they're able to taste multiple dishes which works for their adventurous spirit that craves variety. This means that you can create a menu that is filled with smaller, higher-margin dishes.
Similarly, millennials like to sit at communal tables. This comes from the fact that they view dining out as an integral part of their social life. For this reason, they tend to eat in larger groups, which allows them to meet new people. Therefore, they like to be able to move around the table during the meal and want to ensure that everyone who is dining can interact with each other.
4. Provide them with an experience.
Known as the "experience generation," millennials live up to this stereotype, especially when it comes to their dining habits. Therefore, if you want to attract them to your restaurant, you need to provide them with something unusual. Whether that is funky interior design, a thought-provoking menu, photo-worthy dishes, or something else entirely, to catch their attention, it needs to be experiential.
Providing an experience is also good for business, as millennials are willing to pay a lot more for dining 'experiences' rather than just getting a meal. Even opting to host a game night, a themed evening, or live entertainment can do a lot to attract the diners you crave.
5. Have a social media and web presence.
For the generation that grew up with the internet, it is second-nature for millennials to quickly check out a restaurant's website or social media page before deciding to dine there.
In some cases, they will want to check out the menu; in other cases, they will want to see photos of the dishes and the interiors. If you do not have a social media and web presence, they are quickly going to move on to choosing to dine somewhere else.
Restaurants that recognize the importance of their social media and web presence can utilize it to reach a wider audience. By curating an aesthetic that looks pleasing across all platforms, you are positioning yourself to be in a better place to attract millennial diners.
What's more, if millennials like a restaurant, then they want to follow it and support it on social media platforms. In fact, research shows that millennials are more likely to be loyal to a restaurant that engages with them on social media.
Having a presence on social media is also a valuable marketing tool, as you can get free marketing by having your millennial diners share their experiences with their followers. In other words, restaurants that are lacking a social media presence are missing out on meaningful opportunities to connect with new millennial diners.
Are you a restaurant owner? If so, what steps are you taking to ensure that you can attract millennials? On the other hand, if you are a millennial diner, what do you look for in eating establishments? Let us know your thoughts and any relevant insights in the comments below!
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