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The Symbol of Sambo's
Santa Barbara Pancake House Owners Respond to Racism Concerns by Covering Sign, Changing Name
Covering the Sambo's Restaurant sign last week was probably as close as Santa Barbara will ever get to tearing down a Robert E. Lee statue.
The restaurant, considered an iconic eatery by many who relish in its 63-year-long history, is seen by others as a blatant symbol of racism, as its name — which reportedly came from combining the names of its original founders — is also a derogatory term toward people of color. Opened in 1957, the restaurant was the first of what became a nationwide change and remains the last one standing, as the others had closed or rebranded due to controversy and bankruptcy issues by 1982. Last Friday's sign covering and the forthcoming name change came as waves of Black Lives Matter protests fuel the removal of monuments in cities across the country that have ties to white supremacy, racism, and slavery.
As protests continued in Santa Barbara through the weekend, some pushed to dig even deeper into the city's history, specifically calling out Mission Santa Barbara. "Hidden behind this fraud of consumerism and tourism, Santa Barbara was built with racism on the backs of the native people," said protestor Lucas Flores-Piña, a recent San Marcos High grad, on Sunday. "The mission is a monument to slavery."
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Santa Barbara may not be ready for that quite yet. Indeed, the movement just to change the Sambo's name required the protests' momentum plus thousands of signatures demanding that the waterfront restaurant take action. The pancake house overlooking the beach on Cabrillo Boulevard was the first of the more than 1,000 Sambo's that later opened up across the county at the height of America's pancake house obsession.
When protests over the name first began in the 1970s, Santa Barbara remained the sole location to keep the name, in honor of its founders, Sam Battistone Sr. and Newell Bohnett. "This name for a small pancake and coffee shop began quite innocently and is now part of our family history, which we have held onto, confident that there was no racist intent," said Chad Stevens, one of the owners and grandson of Battistone, Sr. "Still, we understand that intent is one thing and perception is another. With the changing world and circumstances, the name isn't just about what it means to us, but the meaning it holds for others."
Not everyone buys the name story, though. Douglas Hayes, a criminal defense attorney born and raised in Santa Barbara, claims to remember the day Battistone Sr. selected the name. About 10 years old at the time, he recalls sitting in the booth of the pancake house with his mother and Battistone Sr. at the exact location the restaurant sits today.
"Sam wanted to open a pancake house," Hayes said. "He told my mother he was thinking of calling it Sam's Purple Pancake Haven, and she offered a better idea and she recommended a story about a little Indian boy because of the story's connection to pancakes."
His mother, Barbara Hayes, ran the now-closed Humpty Dumpty preschool when the 1899 children's book The Story of Little Black Sambo —a story originally about an Indian boy who turns four tigers into butter that he puts on his mother's pancakes — was still popular. The restaurant contains paintings from the book, too, further suggesting that the name was not just merely a combination of Sam and Bo, but rather a tribute to the children's story which has been on America's banned book list since the '70s.
"I can count on one hand the last 23 years the individuals who came in and asked for the name to change," said the restaurant's spokesperson John Davies, explaining that there had not previously been much vocal concern over the name since the national controversies 40 years ago. "It wasn't a movement. When it was a larger chain, it was, but Chad and Michelle don't have any connection to the larger chain."
The Sambo's reaction — which for now features the old sign's letters being changed to "☮ & Love" with a new name on the way — reveal how well the protests are bringing about actual change. The woman who began the petition to change Sambo's name, Rashelle Monet, was invited by the Stevens family to help cover up the sign herself. Watching a black woman, hoisted in the air by a crane to cover up the Sambo's letters one by one was a historical moment, and the national media was on hand to broadcast the scene.
This week, protests about the killing of George Floyd and police brutality against people of color are continuing across the country. Here in Santa Barbara, a pancake house's name change was the first symbolic response. If the protests continue, could the mission be next?
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Logan and Charles contacted me regarding maternity and newborn photography and thought they might like to shoot on their property. After getting a few questions answered about the area, I knew it was going to be great. I really love shooting in locations like this because they are so wonderfully personal to the client and a change of pace for me – win win!
Logan and Charles live on the river near Viera. With quite a bit of property, we had lots of location opportunities and a fun walk. Logan first drove me around in the truck just to give me a feel for the area (and to scare away any gators.) After that semi-comforting safety precaution, we started off to shoot. That's when I saw the airstream trailer parked near their tractor and my heart went pitter. patter. Wait until you see it and you'll know why! Apparently an uncle is storing it there for now. Logan and Charles were super cute the whole time and I loved exploring their "yard!" Can't wait to meet their sweet baby!
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Eleanor B. Lafrentz, 87, formerly of Hinsdale, died July 1, 2020, at her home in Burr Ridge.
Ellie was an accomplished artist and loved all kinds of music. She loved to sing, especially at church and with her sister and brothers. Ellie loved to cook and bake and was the most loving hostess at many gatherings in her home. One guest told her that he had never felt so welcomed into someone's home. As she said, "There's always room in the inn!"
Her faith in God was her foundation. She was involved in many areas at her church over the years. Her friends from church were her closest friends throughout her adult life.
She was preceded in death by her husband, George J. Lafrentz in 2013; and her siblings, Irmgard Kaak and H. Otto (Kay) Kaak.
She is survived by her children, Annie (Karl) Muehlfelt, Karen (Michael) Kratschmer, Tina (Buzz) Ruttenberg and John G. (Tammy) Lafrentz; her grandchildren, John, Eric (Paige) and Kelly (Matt Korn) Kratschmer, Jacob Ruttenberg, Tyler and Dylan Lafrentz; her step-grandchildren, Kirsten Belile-Frey and MacKenzie Belile; her step-great-grandchildren, Emma, Aria and Lyra; her brother, Howard (Marybeth) Kaak; and many nieces, nephews, great-nieces and great-nephews.
A celebration of life will take place at a later date.
Interment will be private at St. John's Cemetery in Oak Brook.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made online to Lakeshore Public TV at https://www.lakeshorepbs.org and Smile Train at https://www.smiletrain.org.
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The Army National Guard officially announced that it suffered a data breach that might have put former and current members' sensitive information at risk.
In a statement on its website, the Army National Guard claims that this incident is unrelated to the recent data breach at the Office of Personnel Management. In fact, this data breach has been confirmed to not be the result of a cyberattack, but instead what appears to be negligence.
"All current and former Army National Guard members since 2004 could be affected by this breach because files containing personal information was inadvertently transferred to a non-DoD-accredited data center by a contract employee," stated Maj. Earl Brown, the spokesman for the National Guard Bureau. "The National Guard Bureau takes the control of personal information very seriously," Brown said. "After investigating the circumstances of these actions, and the information that was transferred, the Guard has determined, out of an abundance of caution, to inform current and past Guard personnel that their Personally Identifiable Information (PII) was among the files that were transferred," he added.
The information supposedly included in the compromised data includes soldiers' full names, social security numbers, dates of birth, and home addresses. According to Brown, "the issue was identified and promptly reported" and the organization does "not believe the data will be used unlawfully." He points out that "this was not a hacking incident, in which the intent was to use data for financial gain. Nonetheless, the Guard believes that individuals potentially affected need to know about the breach and what actions they can take to protect themselves from potential identity theft."
To assist any victims who were potentially affected by this breach, the National Guard has set up a website and a hotline (877-276-4729) that will provide information on detecting/reporting/preventing suspicious activity or identity theft.


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Kollmorgen's New TBM Frameless Motor Series
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Announcing STRAIGHT UP - Our New Podcast Series
After listening to our tribe who have strongly expressed their appreciation for our audio podcasts. We get it; listening fits into many people's active lives more easily than reading.
Because of this we're a new way to engage with our published material.
We've got our Off The Cuff podcast for our insiders where each week your host Dr. Chris Martenson will speak with a guest about whatever is current or on their minds that week.
And we've got our Featured Voices podcast which is always public and always has some amazing guest or another covering a very wide range of subjects.
We're now introducing a third offering which is Straight Up! – a podcast where Chris reads his latest works. This will have two parts one public and one for our insider subscribers. This may also include times where Chris reads from an article while breaking now and then to provide commentary.
The inaugural set of podcasts cover The Company Store and It's Time To Respond. If you've already read them, and don't want to listen, that's fine (although the Insider version includes some extra embellishment). But if you' prefer your content in audio, or would like to hear this material for a second time, or especially if you know someone who might consume the content in this format but not otherwise, then listen or share.
We got a lot of really positive support for these pieces and our specific request is that you share them and send them around to anybody who you think might be opening to listening to them.
Like all of our podcasts, whether public or for insiders, you'll be able to download them and listen to them however and whenever works best for you.
If you have any suggestions or topics you'd love to see covered, put them in the comments below, and we'll see about getting to them.
Like anything, Straight Up! is an experiment. If you enjoy it, and value it, let us know. If there are ways to improve it, or any of our other offerings, let us know. We're always improving.
Listen to Straight Up - The Company Store - Audio Version
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This is a companion discussion topic for the original entry at https://peakprosperity.com/straight-up-the-company-store/


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Top 3 Mechanical Solutions Articles for Lake & Pond Restoration
Proactive management is the key to maintaining the health of your lake or pond, but this beauty and balance can only be prolonged for so long. Each and every waterbody in the world is susceptible to the accumulation of muck, plant material, and detritus over time. Eventually, this organic matter will diminish depth and volume and degrade the overall health of the aquatic ecosystem until a complete reset is necessary via costly and invasive dredging.
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#1 Remove Nuisance Accumulated Sediment with Hydro-raking
Like harvesting, mechanical hydro-rakes are capable of removing floating aquatic plants, and can do so without negatively impacting the shoreline – but they go well beyond that to target deep-rooted plant species that typically aren't visible on the surface. Likewise, hydro-rakes are excellent tools to physically remove hundreds of pounds of bottom muck and detritus in a single scoop. In fact, several feet of depth can be restored in a single hydro-raking session.
#2 Which Dredging or Sediment Removal Option Is Best for My Waterbody?
As waterbodies age and becomes "silted-in," organic nutrients fuel invasive plant and algae growth, and property owners suffer the consequences of bright green water, fish kills, and dangerous swimming conditions. Fortunately, there are several methods to remove nutrient-rich sediment and reset your waterbody. Determining which dredging solution is the right fit for your waterbody depends on a number of factors, including sediment composition, environmental sensitivity, the column of materials removed, budget, and disposal considerations.
#3 Mechanical Harvesting: A Proven Solution for Managing Aquatic Plant Infestations
One of the biggest contributors to the build-up of organic matter is nuisance plant growth and decomposition. Though native plants play an important role in the food web, excessive growth – particularly the growth of invasive plants – poses a significant threat to the longevity of the waterbody. Mechanical harvesting is a useful intervention tool to remove floating aquatic plants without negatively impacting the shoreline or water quality conditions. It's also a fantastic alternative to herbicide applications.
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These mechanical solutions are important tools that can benefit waterbodies of all kinds, but they should not be used as the first line of defense against poor lake and pond conditions. Sustainable strategies like buffer management, fountains and aeration, Oxygen Saturation Technology, biological bacteria applications, nutrient remediation, and other eco-friendly management approaches will help support your aquatic ecosystem for lasting use and enjoyment in your community for years to come!
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It may be a stunt viable expansion plan, but the Japanese branch of Domino Pizza made plans for a lunar store. Construction firm Maeda Corp. has drawn up plans for the dome-shaped restaurant and figures it will take 70 tons of material and equipment manufacturing pizza. Even with cost cutting measure or the use of mineral deposits on the moon to make concrete, Domino estimates the costs to Y1.67 billion (21.7 billion). In 2001, rival chain Pizza Hut has made a delivery to the International Space Station, but Domino's hopes to become the favorite pizza with the space plan store moon.


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Consumer exploitation has been one of the major problems facing most countries especially where a fixed price policy has failed. You will experience that in most of our banks, hotels, supermarkets, and other product and service providers, the prices of the same product/service, brand and quality varies from shop to shop.
This problem has led to increase traffic of window shoppers, wastage of time and high cases of consumer exploitation.
This project is all about a system whereby the consumer installs software (apps) in a smart phone or computer, after the installation process the consumer can then type in all the goods/services she intends to buy. The software will then automatically give him/her the total price of the commodity and the name of the nearest and most affordable store/supermarket/bank/or hotel.
This will actually save the consumer from exploitation and also reduce the time/money spent on window shopping. It will eventually also help the government in price control.
information flows from the seller(shops) to a central processing center and to the consumer.The two way flow from the the consumer to the central processing center indicates that the consumer first sends a request(quotation) and the Processing center compares the consumer information with what it has.After comparing the information it then sends back the feedback to the consumer.The feedback may be inform of the cost of the product ,name of the seller and the location of the seller.Actually it will pick the cheapest seller and nearest seller in terms of the distance from the consumer location.
- Name:Anthony Wanjala
- Type of entry:teamTeam members:LOW-LEVEL YOUTH BUNGE GROUP TEAM MEMBERS 1) EUNICE DAVID 2) ASCAR DAVID 3) JOHNSON CHEGE 4) ANTHONY WANJALA 5) NANCY OKINYI 6) ALEX KIMANTHI 7) DASHWOOD WANJALA 8) JUSTUS MATHEKA 9) AGNES WANJALA 10) SALIM JAMAL 11) AWADH JAMAL 12) DANSON KIZAKA 13) JOHN MUTUA 14) CAROLINE NJAMBI 15) SONIA ATIENO 16) MWANAMKUU HUSSEIN 17) JOHN MAASAI KIOKO 18) MARGARET WANJALA 19) VIOLET WANJALA 20) NELSON MULINGE 21) NELSON MANDELA 22) ASHRAF ABUD 23) JUDITH MWADIMWA 24) HALIMA HUSSEIN 25) CHARLSE BARAZA 26) KENNEDY MWAMBEGA 27) STEPHEN BARAZA 28) GRACE KIBO 29) EDWIN KINYWA
- Profession:
- Number of times previously entering contest:2
- Anthony's hobbies and activities:1. Writing projects .Reading ,taking photos,tennis
- Anthony belongs to these online communities:challenge future?facebook,FG CLUB,
- Anthony is inspired by:As a diploma graduate in Aeronautical engineering i have always liked solving things scientifically and i together with members of low-level youth bunge Group decided to undertake this project work.Life is hard and the businessmen want to maximize profits by hiking the prices of goods and services mercilessly.Thats why we decided to "stop exploitation"
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Nominations are rolling in for the 2022 Royal Automobile Club Historic Awards and, with entries closing on 8th October, there's still time for those professionally involved in the British historic motoring scene to have their say in the Club's annual recognition of outstanding achievements in this sector. Input from the general public is also vital, so nominations are also invited from classic car and motorcycle enthusiasts and fans of historic motorsport.
Candidates can nominate themselves or nominate a third party that they believe deserves recognition. The Royal Automobile Club Historic Awards are free to enter, with nominations made through a simple online form at www.royalautomobileclubhistoricawards.co.uk
The Club's Chairman, Ben Cussons, said: "This is the fourth year of the Awards, and we're delighted with the quality of nominations received since entries opened for 2022. We look forward to building on the strong foundation already established over previous years, with nominees of an exceptionally high calibre and excellent winners. The Awards' evening on 24 November at our Pall Mall clubhouse promises to once again be a tremendous celebration of creativity, skill, ingenuity, enthusiasm and expertise."
The eligibility period is 1st October 2021 to 30th September 2022 and nominations close on 8th October.
Nominations are invited in the following categories:
- Collection – recognising achievements within the eligibility period by museums large and small or by privately-owned collections.
- Competitive Event – this has a wide remit covering everything from race meetings and stage rallies to hill climbs, regularity trials, race series and even individual races.
- Innovation – created to reward initiative and creativity in the development of new products and services.
- Motoring Spectacle – for classic motoring events of all sizes, with no element of timed competition. Eligible events include concours d'elegance, tours, club gatherings and classic vehicle shows.
- Outstanding Journalism – for the very best print, digital or broadcast feature.
- Personality – celebrating individual achievement within the historic motoring or motorsport world.
- Restoration – recognising the superlative skill, research and sensitivity to a vehicle's history that makes a world-class restoration.
- Young Achiever – for those rising stars, aged 18-30, who are the future of Britain's historic motoring industry.
One key element of the Awards is the independent, rigorous, expert judging process. Each category is assessed by its own handpicked, specialist judging panel with high levels of relevant expertise.
At the Awards' evening on Thursday, 24th November, the Club will also present the Royal Automobile Club Lifetime Achievement Award, in recognition of an individual who has made a remarkable contribution to British motoring and/or motorsport heritage over many decades. Last year's recipient was John Grant, Chairman of the British Racing Drivers Club.
The Awards are a continuation of the Club's 125-year pedigree in recognising motoring accomplishments. Today, the Club presents a series of internationally recognised accolades, including the Segrave Trophy, the Torrens Trophy, the Simms Medal, the Dewar Trophy and the oldest trophy in motorsport – the Tourist Trophy.


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Honda introduced its redesigned 2016 Pilot mid-size SUV at the Chicago Auto Show that will get additional safety features and amenities from the prior model. Honda has reduced the weight of the vehicle by about 300 pounds.
For the 2016 model year, the three-row SUV enters its third generation with a more modern, sleek design.
The vehicle gets a new suite of safety technologies known as Honda Sensing that includes LaneWatch display, blind spot indicators, a standard multiple-angle rear-view camera, and available collision mitigation braking system, lane departure warning forward collision warning, lane keeping assist system, rear cross traffic monitor, adaptive cruise control and a road departure mitigation system.
In the cabin, the Pilot's new 8-inch capacitive touchscreen Display Audio telematics interface is powered by a new Android-based operating system and more powerful processor, along with an available new embedded Honda Satellite-Linked navigation system. The new navigation system features improved graphics and new capabilities, including 3D renderings of terrain, buildings and road signs, improved lane guidance, live search function, and 911 emergency services.
The 2016 Pilot will be available at Honda dealerships in the summer.
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Hydrocyclone fractionation of chickpea flour and measurement of physical and functional properties of flour and starch and protein fractions
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Chickpea grain contains a high amount of starch and valuable protein. Many grain legumes (pulses) can be processed by pin milling and air classification with high separation efficiency. However, chickpea exhibits low separation efficiency because it has a relatively high fat content compared to other pulses. Therefore, the main goal of this research was to improve the starch-protein separation from chickpea flour in order to increase the economic value of chickpea grain.The chemical composition of pin-milled chickpea flour was determined. The functional and physical properties of chickpea flour affecting starch-protein separation were determined. No chemical interactive force was detected between starch granules and protein particles. Therefore, a physical separation technique, i.e. applying centrifugal force in a hydrocyclone, was employed to separate starch granules from protein particles. Using a hydrocyclone, centrifugal force was applied to chickpea flour particles. Chickpea flour was suspended in two different media, isopropyl alcohol or deionized water. In both media, high inlet pressure resulted in smaller geometric mean diameter of particles collected in the overflow and underflow. Isopropyl alcohol as a medium resulted in particles with smaller geometric mean diameter than did deionized water. Starch and protein separation efficiencies were higher at greater inlet pressures. The application of a double-pass hydrocyclone process increased the purity of starch in the underflow and of protein in the overflow, although this process reduced separation efficiencies. Starch granules and protein particles were separated at higher purities in deionized water than in isopropyl alcohol. Separation in deionized water resulted in higher starch separation efficiency and lower protein separation efficiency than did separation in isopropyl alcohol. This difference was due to the difference in density and viscosity of the two media. The higher viscosity of isopropyl alcohol reduced the likelihood of starch granules reaching the inner hydrocyclone wall. Thus, some starch granules were retained in the overflow instead of in the underflow. Additionally, the centrifugal force and drag force applied to the chickpea flour particles differed between the two different media. Hydrocyclone operation resulted in higher centrifugal force and lower drag force in deionized water than in isopropyl alcohol. Since the drag force in isopropyl alcohol was higher than that in deionized water, some small starch granules were diverted to the overflow which caused reduction of protein purity. The use of pH 9.0 and defatting of chickpea flour improved both starch and protein separation efficiencies. Chickpea flour in deionized water at a feed concentration of 5% yielded a pumpable slurry which was delivered efficiently to the hydrocyclone at an inlet pressure of 827 kPa Fractionation of starch and protein from chickpea flour in deionized water using an integrated separation process resulted in starch and protein fractions containing 75.0 and 81.9% (d.b.) starch and protein, respectively. This process resulted in starch and protein separation efficiencies of 99.7 and 89.3%, respectively. Experiments were also conducted to determine the physical and functional properties of chickpea flour and starch and protein fractions. Thermal conductivity, specific heat, and thermal diffusivity were determined and the polynomial linear models were fitted very well to experimental data. Internal and external friction properties of chickpea flour and starch and protein fractions were determined. Samples were subjected to uniaxial compression testing to determine force-time relationships. The samples' particles underwent rearrangement rather than deformation during compression. The asymptotic modulus of samples was also computed, and it was linearly related to maximum compressive pressure. The functional properties of fractionated products were highly affected by the separation process. The water hydration capacity of starch fraction increased, whereas the emulsion capacity and foaming capacity of starch and protein fractions were reduced, compared to that of chickpea flour.
Hydrocyclone, Chickpea flour, Protein particles, Starch-protein separation, Starch granules, Physical properties, Fractionation
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)
Agricultural and Bioresource Engineering
Agricultural and Bioresource Engineering


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Where does this file go and what other steps are required?
I would expect: /etc/systemd/system/
Then: systemctl enable srv-nfs4-media.mount
Msalerno (talk) 02:36, 22 October 2015 (UTC)
resume hook
In think in the page is a typo, the page should state resume hook instead of hibernate, but the limitation still applies. Can anyone confirm that the resume hook must appear before filesystems? Ezzetabi (talk) 09:49, 18 August 2015 (UTC)
Automatic build script
I'm fine with deleting the scripts. I only posted it because graysky's script never worked for me. Long stuff like this would be useful if the ArchWiki featured roll-up text. Severach (talk) 10:07, 9 August 2015 (UTC)
- I'd suggest to maintain it in a github repo. You get better versioning, syntax highlighting, cloning, etc. -- Alad (talk) 12:46, 9 August 2015 (UTC)
- ...or an anonymous gist if you don't have nor want to create a GitHub account. — Kynikos (talk) 08:40, 10 August 2015 (UTC)
- Isn't that exactly what DKMS is doing? There DKMS packages in the AUR. Das j (talk) 20:01, 10 January 2016 (UTC)
Automatic snapshots
zfs-auto-snapshot-gitAUR seems to have disappeared from the AUR. I haven't been able to find any information on why it was deleted; does anyone know? In any case, it should probably be removed from this page. warai otoko (talk) 03:21, 2 September 2015 (UTC)
- On further inspection, looks like it may have gotten lost in the transition to AUR4. It should be resubmitted if we want to continue recommending it here; I've found it useful, at any rate. Warai otoko (talk) 04:43, 2 September 2015 (UTC)
- I've recreated it. I use this script as well. --Chungy (talk) 02:49, 3 September 2015 (UTC)
The configuration section has WAY to few infos about what systemd unit(s) to enable. Thanks to @kerberizer I finally managed to get the mounts working with the command
# systemctl preset $(tail -n +2 /usr/lib/systemd/system-preset/50-zfs.preset | cut -d ' ' -f 2)
Z3ntu (talk) 15:21, 27 October 2016 (UTC)
@Z3ntu I have ZFS running on a few systems and never had to enable any services, it should work by default, if not then file a bug on the package
Justin8 (talk) 22:04, 27 October 2016 (UTC)
@Justin8 I tried it both in a virtual machine and on a physical computer that when you don't enable any services (I use "zfs-linux" from the archzfs repo), create a pool and reboot, it doesn't exist anymore (zpool status) and the pools don't get mounted without the zfs-mount service (or whatever it is called). I found a related issue on github: https://github.com/archzfs/archzfs/issues/61
Z3ntu (talk) 08:34, 28 October 2016 (UTC)
There seems to be a new systemd target zfs-import.target which must be enabled in order to auto-mount? Otherwise zfs-mount.service will be executed before zfs-import-cache.service on my machine and nothing will be mounted. --Swordfeng (talk) 12:55, 8 November 2017 (UTC)
I think the section about systemd units should be rewritten to remove the old stale information and bring the required command-line to the fore. As mentioned on the github issue linked from the page and also repeated above by @Z3ntu. I've just been experimenting with ZFS and wasted a little time on this that could have been avoided if the page had been updated back in 2016. I haven't cahnged the page except to add the required command line there in case there is still relevance to the other text that I don't realise. I have just started using ZFS myself. starfry (talk) 16:07, 31 May 2018 (UTC)
- I've set up ZFS recently and the systemctl enable commands from the Wiki page have worked fine for me so far. What do you mean by "old stale information," and why is systemctl preset […] a "required command line?" —Auerhuhn (talk) 16:33, 31 May 2018 (UTC)
That's why I never deleted anything from the page. I found that the systemctl enable commands worked up to the point that I rebooted. I discovered that the zpools were not imported on boot. Searching for information led me to the command-line on the github post and that did work for me. I thought I should raise its profile a little because I wasted a few hours on it. Actually I realised also I didn't enable the 3 services listed separately - just the ones at the top of the section (there are 6 services referenced by the github issue). But that probably is why I had the problem! Like I said, I have only just started with ZFS (I am testing in a VM with files rather than real devices) and it is possible that doing it in the small hours of the morning wasn't a good idea. The info on the page as it was left me asking more questions which were answered by the github issue and, in particular, that command line sequence. You don't need that command-line but you do need the systemd services that it enables (you could enable them by hand if you preferred). Maybe you don't need all six of them. But, as it was, it wasn't clear (to me). starfry (talk) 16:07, 31 May 2018 (UTC)
The advise to scrub at least once a week is completely unsubstantiated and probably incorrect in almost all situations. Advise should be acompanied by some argumentation and preferably links to support the claim.
There is a good blog from Oracle about when and why (or not), to scrub: https://blogs.oracle.com/wonders-of-zfs-storage/disk-scrub-why-and-when-v2
I wanted to edit the page to include the most important bits about scrubbing, but figured I'd throw it up for discussion first, what do people think about this? Mouseman — (talk) 13:15, 21 October 2018 (UTC)
- I have no strong opinion but the most pragmatic/helpful part of Oracle's article appears to be the list of three tips near the end. I feel paraphrasing those three points in the wiki would be a good thing, together with an external link to Oracle's article (which is pretty good) to cover the details. — Auerhuhn (talk) 13:51, 21 October 2018 (UTC)
- Thanks for the reply. I agree, although I was thinking to include the 'Should I do this' too. I'll let this sit here for a few days and see what else turns up and edit the page next week or weekend. — Mouseman (talk) 17:38, 21 October 2018 (UTC)
- I was curious when I saw the factual accuracy banner. I've been reading Aaron Toponce's guide to ZFS administration which is an extremely thorough walkthrough. In his chapter on scrubbing and resilvering he lists two heuristics. He suggests, "[t]he recommended frequency at which you should scrub the data depends on the quality of the underlying disks. If you have SAS or FC disks, then once per month should be sufficient. If you have consumer grade SATA or SCSI, you should do once per week." That might be the source of the suggestion? I'd love to hear more from people who have more experience with ZFS. --Metatinara (talk) 04:43, 23 November 2018 (UTC)
- Your reply reminded me that I wanted to edit the page as discussed above. I agree that guide is very good, it has helped me greatly when I got started with ZFS. But again, I have to challenge the advise. On what basis should consumer grade harddisks be scrubbed once a week? As far as I am concerned, there is no evidence, no data to support such a claim. How likely is bitrot to occur due to degradation or solar flares? EMP? How many bits can flip before data becomes irrepairable? If we have those numbers from different vendors in different situations, we can actually make an educated guess at how often scrubs should take place. I don't know of any such data or research. I know I am only one guy with limited experience but here it is: I have been using ZFS for about 6 years in three different configurations, all consumer or prosumer hardware. Before that, I used parchive and later par2 for I don't know, 20 odd years, to create 10% parity sets on important live data and offline backups, so that I could repair corruption. I would stash away old harddisks as backups like this. In my time, I had to use par2 only once because a hard drive went bad and ran out of realocated sectors. And it wasn't even a old disk, it was still in warranty. Not once did a scrub actually have to repair something. Not once did I ever find evidence of bitrot. Doesn't mean it doesn't exist because I know it does, but based on my own experience, I think it is extremely unlikely to occur and when it does, ZFS can fix it unless it's too much; but how long does that take? So based on my own experience, I am running it once every few months and I'll likely decrease the frequency to once every 6 months or so.Mouseman (talk)
- Those are some great thoughts and anecdotes; thank you for sharing them! I think the way you went about your edit is good. Giving some resources to help you make the decision seems like a better approach than "do this without any justification." I appreciate the direct approach that most of the Arch Wiki articles take, but in this case, it seems like more information and less prescription is the better approach. — Metatinara (talk) 17:36, 24 November 2018 (UTC)
xattr=sa under tuning?
I've seen a lot of people setting xattr=sa which disables the creation of hidden subdirectories for storing extended attributes and stores them directly in inodes instead. This has performance advantages and makes the output of snapshot diffs cleaner. Should we add it to the Tuning section? Hinzundcode (talk) 22:12, 20 March 2019 (UTC)
Why use partition labels?
The page mentions creating a pool using partition labels, why? It shouldn't be recommended/needed to create partitions as ZFS will create/overwrite the partition table. Should this section be removed? Francoism (talk) 10:35, 31 March 2019 (UTC)
Unlock encrypted home at boot time
There is an example /etc/systemd/system/zfskey-tank@.service but systemd can't deal with services with slashes in them:
systemctl enable zfskey-zroot@zroot/data/home Failed to enable unit: File zfskey-zroot@zroot/data/home: Invalid argument
There is a second example /etc/systemd/system/zfs-load-key.service that has
ExecStart=/usr/bin/bash -c '/usr/bin/zfs load-key -a'
That also does not work in the case that a password is needed: it doesn't prompt, it just fails at startup. So I seem to be stuck with having one password for "all" encrypted datasets (ok since there's only one) and explicitly prompting for it. At least I got that working on one system recently, but forgot the details, and now it's down with a hardware failure and I'm trying to solve it again on another system.
I would like to have a way to log in as a particular user and then unlock that user's home directory (which should be a separate dataset) with the same password. From the command line as part of the normal login process. Any ideas?
—This unsigned comment is by Ecloud (talk) 07:26, 13 December 2019 (UTC). Please sign your posts with ~~~~!
- Please sign your comments. You should use dashes instead,
. If you want to load all keys just usezfs-load-key.service
. Make sure the datasets are mounted at boot. - Francoism (talk) 12:54, 14 December 2019 (UTC)
Actual implication?
What does this actually mean in practice? Does it mean that updates block for everyone using Arch? Or that updates for zfs users are blocked? Or that updates for zfs users go ahead but things break, and if so, what? Or something else? Beepboo (talk) 10:39, 22 March 2020 (UTC)
So it appears with the dkms method at least, upgrades of package linux always succeeds, assuming non-root filesystems, but zfs modules won't load until the dkms package supports the version of kernel. This means that you'll boot, but zfs list etc will fail. Beepboo (talk)
Tip: Add an IgnorePkg entry to pacman.conf to prevent these packages from upgrading when doing a regular update.
Why would this be useful? I.e. why wouldn't we want these packages upgrading?
Clicking on IgnorePkg says that adding entries isn't a good idea. If this is set, should it be set forever or just for a while?Beepboo (talk) 12:40, 22 March 2020 (UTC)
Too much memory section
I think the entry on too much memory could do with being revised. E.g. should the entries (min/max) really be added as kernel parameters (e.g. grub) or via options entries in /etc/modprobe.d?
At least for the dkms version, mine are set via a file I created in /etc/modprobe.d Beepboo (talk) 11:56, 27 March 2020 (UTC)
Is it really beneficial to set aclinherit=passthrough
on top of acltype=posixacl
and xattr=sa
Here's the explanation of the attribute from the latest ZFS (0.8.3) manual:
aclinherit=discard|noallow|restricted|passthrough|passthrough-x Controls how ACEs are inherited when files and directories are created. discard does not inherit any ACEs. noallow only inherits inheritable ACEs that specify "deny" permissions. restricted default, removes the write_acl and write_owner permissions when the ACE is inherited. passthrough inherits all inheritable ACEs without any modifications. passthrough-x same meaning as passthrough, except that the owner@, group@, and everyone@ ACEs inherit the execute permission only if the file creation mode also requests the execute bit. When the property value is set to passthrough, files are created with a mode determined by the inheritable ACEs. If no inheritable ACEs exist that affect the mode, then the mode is set in accordance to the requested mode from the application. The aclinherit property does not apply to POSIX ACLs.
So the difference between restricted
and passthrough
is that the latter preserves write_acl
and write_owner
, which seem to be Solaris standards. And it explicitly says 'The aclinherit property does not apply to POSIX ACLs'.
FrederickZh (talk) 06:44, 2 May 2020 (UTC)
zfs_vdev_scheduler deprecation?
It seems that the effect of this kernel module option was deprecated and then removed by this PR: https://github.com/openzfs/zfs/pull/9609/files
From the documentation/comment bit (which has been also removed by that commit) I assume that now the kernel module respects block device level settings for system itself.
Thaewrapt (talk) 11:22, 19 September 2020 (UTC)
I'm not sure where would be an appropriate place to add this information, but I struggled for a little while trying to find out how I could pass additional options to export since we don't use /etc/exports. After looking at the manpage [1] I figured out that any options set in the sharenfs property would be used - I think this alone would be useful to put in, even as a blurb.
Also, it looks like there's a bug in the sharenfs handling code. Per this issue [2], you have to specify the "rw" or "ro" option at the end of others (sec=krb5 in my case) for them to take effect at all. That is, my sharenfs property ends up being 'sharenfs="sec=krb5,email@example.com/24"'.
Jadelclemens (talk) 07:26, 6 May 2021 (UTC)
unlock at boot time service with passphrase doesn't work with automount
The systemd service provided does not work with automount when using a passphrase since there is no ordering dependency between it and zfs-mount.service
. The only dependency specified is via WantedBy
which makes it so that it starts in parallel with zfs-mount
. I propose the following systemd unit instead, based on the following issue from the zfs github https://github.com/openzfs/zfs/issues/8750:
[Unit] Description=Load %I encryption keys After=zfs-import.target Before=systemd-user-sessions.service zfs-mount.service Requires=zfs-import.target DefaultDependencies=no [Service] Type=oneshot RemainAfterExit=yes ExecStart=/usr/bin/bash -c 'until (systemd-ask-password "Encrypted ZFS password for %I" --no-tty | zfs load-key %I); do echo "Try again!"; done' [Install] WantedBy=zfs-mount.service
It uses DefaultDependencies=no
to prevent a cycle which would be introduced by simply using Before
Nikitau (talk) 16:53, 20 May 2021 (UTC)
Is the parameter ashift
really uneditable after pool creation?
When I run zpool
the following properties are supported: PROPERTY EDIT VALUES ashift YES <ashift, 9-16, or 0=default>
Also, in zpoolprops(8) § DESCRIPTION:
The following properties can be set at creation time and import time, and later changed with the zpool set command: ashift=ashift
Chuang (talk) 04:33, 20 June 2021 (UTC)
Any good references how to enable zstd compression?
I would like to add this information to the Wiki, however I don't seem to find any good references how to use/enable zstd on zfs 2.0.4. If someone has good guides, please let me know. :) Francoism (talk) 06:04, 23 June 2021 (UTC)
Problematic implications of zfs-mount.service with ZFS on root
I've had a system running with ZFS on root and today I finally switched to zfs-mount-generator and suggest you do the same if you have anything important for/during the boot process on ZFS.
In my case, it was /var/log/journal, as I have /var on a non-root dataset. The problem is that systemd-journal-flush.service uses RequiresMountsFor=/var/log/journal
, except var.mount doesn't exist until zfs-mount.service runs because systemd doesn't know there's supposed to be a mountpoint there. With the default of Storage=auto
in journald.conf(5), this presumably resulted in journald never switching from /run to /var, culminating in a couple months of lost logs, as well as boot history under journalctl --list-boots
being completely broken. I only noticed because I compared the output to last reboot
on a whim because it didn't feel right, only to find severe discrepancies between the two. I can only assume other services with similar mount dependencies are equally at risk of breakage.
FallenWarrior2k (talk) 14:44, 23 September 2021 (UTC)
- I'd agree with using zfs-mount-generator over zfs-mount for boot logs. I managed to get it to save logs with an override file but it doesn't start logging until after zfs-mount is completed.
#/etc/systemd/system/systemd-journald.service.d/override.conf [Unit] Requires=zfs-mount.service After=zfs-mount.service
- Echo-84 (talk) 16:33, 3 January 2022 (UTC)
- If you want to solve this with overrides, you need to put the dependency on systemd-journal-flush.service, not systemd-journald.service itself. Journald normally starts at early boot and initially logs to
. Then, once necessary file systems are mounted (usually ordered withRequiresMountsFor
), systemd-journal-flush.services issues ajournalctl --flush
, which makes journald switch to/var/log/journal
. The way you have done it, however, prevents journald from starting at all until ZFS mounting is complete. - In any case, even if you do fix that, it is a workaround, yes, but not a solution. After all, the point of
is that you don't have to manually create dependencies for every unit that depends on a mount point, i.e. units declare what directories they need and systemd ensures those are mounted before the unit is started. Journald was just an example; this applies to any unit that will misbehave if its mount dependencies are not honored. This means you'd have to manually inspect every unit file that usesRequiresMountsFor
to see if it's affected and add an appropriate override. With zfs-mount-generator all of this works as intended and setup was effortless by just following the steps that already exist in the wiki. - FallenWarrior2k (talk) 17:02, 3 January 2022 (UTC)
- If you want to solve this with overrides, you need to put the dependency on systemd-journal-flush.service, not systemd-journald.service itself. Journald normally starts at early boot and initially logs to
Add instructions on mounting using fstab
openzfs guide uses /etc/fstab
instead of zfs-mount
service reasoning that it provides precise control than the service. Can another section in ZFS#Configuration be added for instructions with /etc/fstab
zfs hook in mkinitcpio.conf
Hi, I'm starting to use ZFS and noticed that the zfs hook is required in HOOK= line at /etc/mkinitpcio.conf, I received the error "Mount ZFS filesystems was skipped because of a failed condition check (ConditionPathIsDirectory=/sys/module/zfs)." which after searching around, found out it is required . However there is no mention of this requirement in the paragraphs about installation in this wiki, just for a couple of special cases. I will not add it because I'm just learning about zfs, so maybe I did something wrong or missed something else, so somebody with more experience please review this, thanks! --Roqz (talk) 18:16, 31 May 2022 (UTC)
- So, to add to that previous comment, I'm creating a new pool with new drives, and noticed that I required to do the 'zpool set cachefile=/etc/zfs/zpool.cache POOLNAME' and then to add the zfs hook and regenerate the initcipio image. Otherwise at boot time the pool will not be detected and I needed to manually import it every time. --Roqz (talk) 22:47, 21 December 2022 (UTC)
ZFS on Linux vs OpenZFS
I see lots of references to ZFS on Linux on this page, and was considering to update them to OpenZFS. The merge/rename was in 2020, references to ZOL around the internet are pretty scarce, and the official ZOL website only has links to OpenZFS releases and documentation. Any thoughts? Akarine (talk) 15:57, 2 September 2022 (UTC)
add zfs-zed.service to "Using zfs-mount.service"
The section "Using zfs-mount.service" does not mention to enable "zfs-zed.service". Now I made the following experience: I had an available but inactive hot-spare. I pulled one of my mirrored devices out. The hot spare did not turn into "inuse". Only after I started "zfs-zed.service" it started to work automaticaly. IMO activating zfs-zed.service is needed. --PMay (talk) 20:58, 19 January 2023 (UTC)
Kernel module loading
udev automatically loads the zfs module if it detects a zfs file system on a blockdev. Either on a physical disk or on a loop device.
So before you create your first zfs file system, you have to load the module once manually as zfs cli tools explain:
The ZFS modules are not loaded. Try running '/sbin/modprobe zfs' as root to load them.
I think this should be mentioned on the page. Sausix (talk) 20:22, 17 October 2023 (UTC)
How to downgrade (easily)
There is a TIP on how you can downgrade from the ZFS repo if your Kernel is newer.
The ZFS repo is constantly lagging behind compared to the official Arch repo. Now, how exactly (with what commands) one is supposed to do the downgrade?
There is no kernel packages in the ZFS repo (I believe it's just a brainfart / TYPO in the sentence), they are probably meaning something else. However, that would be handy as it would enable to downgrade more easily with pacman.
But with the usual downgrade methods, one will be faced with a dependency hell. One can not downgrade the kernel as the currently installed zfs modules depends on the current kernel!
There is no easy way (I can find) to downgrade the kernel and install (newer than currently installed) zfs modules. A lot of manual downloading and juggling around is needed. Wild Penguin (talk) 17:23, 12 December 2023 (UTC)
Actually, easiest is to probably remove zfs-[your kernel], downgrade kernel and re-install zfs. Not the cleanest way, but should work.
But using DKMS is most hassle-free. Wild Penguin (talk) 12:44, 13 December 2023 (UTC)
Unlock at login time: PAM may be incorrect
#Unlock at login time: PAM may be incorrect. I followed the section's instructions and ended up with a system that did not mount to the encrypted dataset, but just created an unencrypted home/user
I followed this post on Reddit, putting the suggested file alterations at the top of /etc/pam.d/system-auth
and /etc/pam.d/su-l
Should the Reddit instructions be added to this section? Should this section be replaced by them?


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How Children Learn their Colours
I was asked recently: 'At what age do children know their colours?' Like most things it depends how much instruction goes in, and how frequently a child has the opportunity to play and practise.
Around the age of 2, children are learning about colours. You can aid this by mentioning colours as part of your everyday conversation eg:
You have your blue jumper on
There are yellow buttons on your shirt.
You've made an orange painting
You are eating the red apple and so on.
Young children may not initially grasp what you are referring to – they may think you used to call it a jumper, and now it's called a blue jumper. The more you repeat it each time he wears it, he will gradually understand the difference between the orange jumper and the blue one.
There are 3 steps in learning colours
- The ability to match colours. When you are playing blocks with your child, pick up a green one, and ask your child to find another one the same – they may just pick up any block eg red. Tell them: 'That's a red one, can you find one like this (green)?'. It's important not to tell the child he's wrong, but instead say what colour it is and then continue searching. At this stage, the child won't be using the colour names.
- Being able to point to nominated colours – eg when you ask him to find you the red pencil or red car – you nominate the colour you want, and he looks for it.
- When you can pick up a block and ask your child: 'what colour is this?' and they can name the colour.
Like anything new, they don't aways get it right in the beginning. Remember how many times you had to practise when you were learning to ride a bike, or to make gravy (without the lumps!)
Sometimes it can be useful in the beginning to pick a colour theme for a week or two. If you start with red, you would point out the red foods you eat – apples, cherries and strawberries; the red t-shirt he wears or red stripes on his pj's; the red stop sign, and the red balloon at the party. By really focussing on one colour you enhance the learning. It's good to start with the primary colours of red, blue and yellow.
Parents are sometimes concerned when their child isn't able to name the colours, or says the wrong colour – they may think that their child is colour blind. Less than 5% of the population are. It is normal to get the colours mixed up whilst a child is learning them, and some children just need a bit extra time to learn the names of the colours. If you are concerned ask your doctor or health professional.
How you can help your child to learn their colours by:
- Point out colours in your child's world – what they wearing, eating, and seeing.
- Read books where there are pages about colours.
- Make a collage of one colour with paint or pencils, papers, glitter and ribbons.
- Make different coloured playdough
- Wear clothes of a certain colour.
- Stack all the blue blocks together.
- Sort out the different coloured toy cars.
- As they become more confident with their colours, play "I Spy" using colour words .
And, of course, always acknowledge them for having a go at naming the colours.
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Ms. Caeners teaches at Eugene Brooks Intermediate and Webutuck High Schools. This will be her first year teaching at Webutuck. Ms. Caeners attended SUNY New Paltz where she earned her B.S in Visual Arts Education with a concentration in graphic design. Although digital arts are her main focus, Ms. Caeners also specializes in painting, drawing, and sculpture. When not planning or teaching fun new projects, you can find Ms. Caeners traveling to explore new places, both far and local, as well as hiking with her Australian Shephard. She is very excited to be teaching Studio Art, Tech 6, Digital Design & Applications, Media Arts and Studio in Computer Art this year!
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Introduction to some important pneumatic components
Main pneumatic components
All main pneumatic components can be represented by simple pneumatic symbols. Each symbol shows only the function of the component it represents, but not its structure. Pneumatic symbols can be combined to form pneumatic diagrams. A pneumatic diagram describes the relations between each pneumatic component, that is, the design of the system.
Pneumatic components can be divided into two categories:
- Components that produce and transport compressed air.
- Components that consume compressed air.
The production and transportation of compressed air
Examples of components that produce and transport compressed air include compressors and pressure regulating components.
A compressor can compress air to the required pressures. It can convert the mechanical energy from motors and engines into the potential energy in compressed air (Fig. 2). A single central compressor can supply various pneumatic components with compressed air, which is transported through pipes from the cylinder to the pneumatic components. Compressors can be divided into two classes: reciprocatory and rotary.
b)Pressure regulating component
Pressure regulating components are formed by various components, each of which has its own pneumatic symbol:
- Filter – can remove impurities from compressed air before it is fed to the pneumatic components.
- (ii) Pressure regulator – to stabilize the pressure and regulate the operation of pneumatic components
- (iii) Lubricator – To provide lubrication for pneumatic components
The consumption of compressed air
Examples of components that consume compressed air include execution components (cylinders), directional control valves and assistant valves.
Execution component
Pneumatic execution components provide rectilinear or rotary movement. Examples of pneumatic execution components include cylinder pistons, pneumatic motors, etc. Rectilinear motion is produced by cylinder pistons, while pneumatic motors provide continuous rotations. There are many kinds of cylinders, such as single acting cylinders and double acting cylinders.
Single acting cylinder
A single acting cylinder has only one entrance that allows compressed air to flow through. Therefore, it can only produce thrust in one direction (Fig. 4). The piston rod is propelled in the opposite direction by an internal spring, or by the external force provided by mechanical movement or weight of a load (Fig. 5).
The thrust from the piston rod is greatly lowered because it has to overcome the force from the spring. Therefore, in order to provide the driving force for machines, the diameter of the cylinder should be increased. In order to match the length of the spring, the length of the cylinder should also be increased, thus limiting the length of the path. Single acting cylinders are used in stamping, printing, moving materials, etc.
Double acting cylinder
In a double acting cylinder, air pressure is applied alternately to the relative surface of the piston, producing a propelling force and a retracting force (Fig. 6). As the effective area of the piston is small, the thrust produced during retraction is relatively weak. The impeccable tubes of double acting cylinders are usually made of steel. The working surfaces are also polished and coated with chromium to reduce friction
Safety measures when using pneumatic control systems
(a) Compressed air can cause serious damage to the human body if they enter the body through ducts like the oral cavity or ears.
(b) Never spray compressed air onto anyone.
(c) Under high temperature, compressed air can pass through human skin.
(d) Compressed air released from the exhaust contains particles and oil droplets, which can cause damage to eyes.
(e) Even though the pressure of compressed air in pipes and reservoirs is relatively low, when the container loses its entirety, fierce explosions may still occur.
(f) Before switching on a compressed air supply unit, one should thoroughly inspect the whole circuit to see if there are any loose parts, abnormal pressure or damaged pipes.
(g) A loose pipe may shake violently due to the high pressure built up inside it. Therefore, each time before the system pressure is increased, thorough inspection of the entire circuit is required to prevent accidents.
(h) As the force produced by pneumatic cylinders is relatively large, and the action is usually very fast, you may suffer serious injuries if you get hit by a cylinder.
(i) Switches should be installed on the compressed air supply unit to allow easy and speedy control of air flow.
(j) In case of a leakage, the compressed air supply unit should be turned off immediately.
(k) The compressed air supply unit must be turned off before changes can be made to the system.
(l) Stay clear of the moving parts of the system. Never try to move the driving parts in the mechanical operation valve with your hand.
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Lovingly maintained and featuring thoughtful updates, this 2,616-square-foot Puyallup home offers comfortable, easy living in an established neighborhood. This home's generous layout features inviting living spaces, 4 bedrooms and 2.5 baths, versatile square footage you can transform into your ultimate vision of home, a spacious 3-car garage, and so much more. A private backyard awaits as well, offering a picturesque scene right from the comfort of your home-sweet-home! Located at 2709 17th Avenue Ct SW Puyallup, WA 98371 in Orchard Hills and no more than 5-10 minutes from top local Puyallup conveniences, this residence is listed for $699,000.
Nestled in a cul-de-sac, this timeless beauty is tucked away off the street with an extra-long driveway. Newer exterior paint, mature landscaping, and classic design with eye-catching brick accents all make for charming curb appeal. Additional updates include things like New Leaf Filter gutter covers and newer interior paint.
Just in through the front door, the formal dining room immediately greets you to the left. Pristine wainscoting and recessed ceiling details characterize this elegant haven, and those who love to entertain are especially sure to appreciate having this dedicated space for hosting. Right across the entryway, discover a space with potential to become the perfect home office.
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At 2709 17th Avenue Ct SW Puyallup, WA 98371, you're nestled in the established Orchard Hill neighborhood in Puyallup. Top local conveniences—from excellent commuting options to popular shopping and dining—are just 5-10 minutes away, and you'll also find schools, parks, local services, and much more all at your fingertips as well. To start with, the local elementary school is just blocks from home, and right behind here you'll find part of Clarks Creek Park and Clarks Creek Trail, which is part of the 4-mile Puyallup Loop Trail.
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Liu Zuoxiang, born on 16 September 1956, a native of Pingliang City, Gansu Province; Bachelor of Law (1983) and LL.M (1987), Northwest University of Political Science and Law; Ph.D. in Law, CASS Graduate School (1998); Professor and supervisor of Master's students, Northwest University of Political Science and Law and Editor-in-Chief of Legal Science (1995-2000); research fellow, professor and doctoral supervisor, member of Academic Committee, and member of Editorial Committee of Chinese Journal of Law, CASS Law Institute (since 2000); leader of CASS-level Special Discipline 'Sociology of Law'; 'State-Level Middle-aged and Young Expert with Outstanding Contributions' awarded by the Ministry of Personnel (1996); Expert Enjoying Special Government Allowance (since 1997); candidate for the first and second levels of National Key Talents Project (1995/1996); 'Senior Expert Directly Contacted by the Central Party Committee, recommended by CASS and selected by Propaganda Department of Communist Party of China (2004); one of the first batch of 'famous jurist in contemporary China'; vice-chairman, Research Committee on Jurisprudence of China Law Society; member of Executive Council, China Society of Confucianism and Legal Culture; member of Executive Council, Research Association on the Legal Thoughts of Dong Biwu; Vice-Chairman, Research Committee on Jurisprudence, Beijing Law Society; expert consultant on legislation, Standing Committee of the People's Congress of Beijing Municipality; consultant, the Intermediate People's Court of Dongying City, Shangdong Province; member of Consultation Committee, the Intermediate People's Court of Langfang City, Hebei Province; expert consultant, the People's Court of Rongchang County, Chongqing Municipality; member of Committee on Judicial Reform, China Association of Adjudicative Theory; academic consultant, 'Research Center on Pluralistic Dispute Resolution Mechanism', Law School of Renmin University of China; part-time or guest professor, Jin Lin University, Jishou University, Law School of Huaqiao University, Zhejiang Police Academy, Jiangsu University, Shanghai Normal University, Faculty of Sociology, Huadong University of Political Science and Law, Xi'an University of Finance and Economics, and Gansu College of Political Science and Law; Advisor on the construction of Teaching Team of Legal Theory, Jilin University.
Main Research Areas
Jurisprudence; legal culture; sociology of law, democracy and the rule of law; issues relating to the development of legal sciences. His research results have won over 30 academic awards, including over 10 provincial- and ministerial-level awards.
Main Academic Achievements
Professor Liu Zuoxiang has led and completed over 10 research projects, including 'Governance Capacity Building and Governance in Accordance with Law'-a National Social Science Key Project, 'Research on Case Guidance System in China'-a key project of the Supreme People's Court, and 'Prevention of Colony Incidents'-a project sponsored by China Law Society, and 'Conflicts of Rights in the Process of Construction of the Rule of Law and Their Resolution in China'-a CASS Key Research Project.
Since 1985, Professor Liu has published over 210 papers in such academic journals as Chinese Journal of Law, China Legal Science, Qiushi, Law Science Maganzine, Science of Law, Legal Science, Legal Daily, and Procuratorate Daily;
Professor Liu has published seven academic books, including:
Theory of Legal Culture, Commercial Press, 1999;
A Country Moving Towards Democracy and the Rule of Law, Shangdong People's Publishing House, 1999;
Judicial Issues within the Perview of Jurisprudence, Shanghai People's Publishing House, 2003;
Road to the Rule of Law: Research Project Report (2001-2006), Shangdong People's Publishing House, 2008;
Selected Works of Liu Zuoxiang, Xiangtan University Press, 2008;
Law on Fairness, editor-in-chief, Northwest University Press, 1995;
Multi-Dimensional Jurisprudence, editor-in-chief, Peking University Press, 2006;
Jurisprudence (textbook for master's students), editor-in-chief, Social Sciences Documentation Publishing House, 2005;
Collection of Papers by Post-Doctoral Legal Researchers of CASS (vol.1), editor-in-chief, China University of Political Science and Law Press, 2004;
Research on the Legal Theory of 'Building a Party Serving the Interests of the People and Exercising the State Power in the Interest of the People', editor-in-chief, China University of Political Science and Law Press, 2005;
Besides, Professor Liu has participated in the writing and editing of over 60 other monographs, textbooks, references books and collection of papers.


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Getting Smart Mentions Turnaround in Five Mega Trends Reshaping Global Learning
Turnaround for Children was featured in the article "Five Mega Trends Reshaping Global Learning" from Getting Smart (Turnaround and Getting Smart are partners).
Authored by Tom Vander Ark, the article examines new trends reshaping secondary and post-secondary education, including the increased use of technology, a shift to project-based learning and changes in how competency is assessed.
Turnaround's Building Blocks for Learning framework is cited as a model for moving towards more holistic, whole-child-based learning goals. The article goes on to discuss the trend of implementing integrated systems of support for students, acknowledging Turnaround's Tiered Supports approach.
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Braid groups and quiver mutation
Joseph Grant (U Leeds)
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I will report on some joint work with Robert Marsh which is currently in progress. First I will talk about how quiver mutation can give us new presentations of braid groups. Then I will talk about some of the underlying homological algebra that explains this connection.
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Version: v1, Published online: 1998
Retrieved April 12, 2024, from https://www.rep.routledge.com/articles/thematic/sociobiology/v-1
Article Summary
Following Darwin, biologists and social scientists have periodically been drawn to the theory of natural selection as the source of explanatory insights about human behaviour and social institutions. The combination of Mendelian genetics and Darwinian theory, which did so much to substantiate the theory of evolution in the life sciences, however, has made recurrent adoption of a biological approach to the social sciences controversial. Excesses and errors in social Darwinism, eugenics and mental testing have repeatedly exposed evolutionary approaches in the human sciences to criticism.
Sociobiology is the version of Darwinism in social and behavioural science that became prominent in the last quarter of the twentieth century. Philosophical problems of sociobiology include challenges to the explanatory relevance of Darwinian theory for human behaviour and social institutions, controversies about whether natural selection operates at levels of organization above or below the individual, questions about the meaning of the nature–nurture distinction, and disputes about Darwinism's implications for moral philosophy.
Rosenberg, Alex. Sociobiology, 1998, doi:10.4324/9780415249126-Q097-1. Routledge Encyclopedia of Philosophy, Taylor and Francis, https://www.rep.routledge.com/articles/thematic/sociobiology/v-1.
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Benedict XVI – A Life
Peter Seewald presents exclusive material from new research and interviews with Joseph Ratzinger/Benedict XVI.
The interview books by Peter Seewald and Joseph Ratzinger/Benedict XVI were international best-sellers
When Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger was elected Pope in April 2005, it was the event of the century: a German on the Chair of St. Peter. For the chosen one, it is the highlight of an unparalleled career. As a professor, as an archbishop, as leader of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith and then finally as Pope Benedict XVI, Joseph Ratzinger has been in the public eye for more than five decades - a life that reflects the drama and disruption of the 20th and 21st Centuries. Peter Seewald has accompanied him for over 25 years as a journalist and book author. He has the insider knowledge that makes for precision of detail and sound judgement. And so Seewald succeeds in drawing a vivid image of the Pope emeritus that shows the people Joseph Ratzinger in a new light.
Rights to 40 4/c photos, including cover, cleared. The biography can be published in two volumes.
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This Easter bank holiday weekend is set to be the busiest in eight years.
Many people in the UK will be on the roads to enjoy the four-day weekend taking a long overdue opportunity to visit family, friends, events and places.
RoadPeace, the UK's National Charity for Road Crash Victims, wishes everyone a safe and enjoyable bank holiday weekend and Nick Simmons, RoadPeace CEO asks that, whatever mode of transport is being used, you follow a few simple suggestions to ensure that everyone has a safe and incident free Easter break:
- Always stick to the speed limit
- Plan your route in advance and check the latest traffic information to avoid roadworks, congestion and delays
- Check your vehicle, including tyres and fuel
- Leave with more time than you think you'll need to avoid the temptation to speed
- Don't drink drive or drug drive
- If you begin to feel tired, take a break. No amount of coffee or energy drink can substitute a 15-minute rest
- Keep your phone switched off so you are not distracted by incoming calls or messages
Try and get plenty of the rest the night before and whenever possible, aim to travel at a time avoiding dusk or dawn as not only is this when wildlife is most active and likely to appear out in front of your vehicle, but it's when your body clock tells your brain you should be resting.
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Congratulations to CIRCULAR 4.0 and Smart Altitude for being among the 30 projects that were selected as 2023 REGIOSTARS finalists! Out of 228 applications, these two Alpine Space projects successfully made it to the shortlist of DG REGIO's annual award competition...
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The registration for the final conference of the Interreg Alpine Space project LinkingAlps is now open! It will take place on 20 & 21 September in Aix-en-Provence (FR). LinkingAlps created an Alpine-wide standardised exchange service of travel information. Thanks...
GreenRisk4Alps at the World Forestry Congress 2022
When the European knowledge on the protective functions of forests is exported on a global scale! Don´t miss the side event "Protective functions of forests in a changing climate: 70 years of European experience", next week in the framework of the World Forestry...
Open call for tender in strategic policy development
The Innovation Salzburg GmbH intends to award two services contracts in the context of the ongoing Alpine Space project HEALPS2, for the drafting of a white paper policy on one hand and the provision of policy recommendations on the other. Interested companies are...
Don´t miss the final conference of the project ALPGRIDS
ALPGRIDS project partners invites you to participate in the ONLINE Final Conference " Microgrid solutions: A Win for Energy Communities in the Alps!". They will share with you the findings and results of the Alpine Space project that started in 2019. The Conference...
An interactive platform for dual education
Are you familiar with dual education opportunities in the Alpine Space? The DuALPlus project released an interactive online platform for in-company trainers, SME managers, coaches and lecturers/teachers to find answers to their most current questions on dual...
How Interreg supports the European Green Deal: Don't miss out on these inspiring stories!
How Interreg supports the European Green Deal: Don't miss out on these inspiring stories!
The Inclusive Growth postcards have been sent!
The 'Inclusive Growth postcards' by Interact spread the news about the social impact of Interreg programmes. Find out how the Alpine Space project HEALPS 2 is contributing!
Webinar series 'Community 4.0' – open to anybody interested!
Allianz in den Alpen e.V. is organising a webinar series about the chances of communal digitalisation with six workshops in September and October 2021.
See how working together helps to improve Alpine governance – final campaign 2014-2020
Check out how projects contribute to a well governed Alpine Space and have a look at the animated infographic of our final campaign 2014-2020 to learn more about their project achievements!
Defending a well-governed Alpine Space – Final Campaign 2014-2020
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Don't miss CHEERS final conference on 6 July 2021
Would you like learn about the final results of the CHEERS project, which contributes to the protection of the cultural heritage from natural hazards by proposing different activities? Then don't miss their final conference on 6 July 2021 taking place online from 9:30 to 17:30.
A liveable Alpine Space
We dream of a liveable Alpine Space able to face the consequences of climate change. Have a look at our latest video showing that 18 co-funded projects on water management, natural disaster prevention and accessibility to nature have helped us come closer to this goal.
HEALPS2 is looking for support for an innovative congress documentation
The partnership of the Interreg Alpine Space project HEALPS 2 is looking for an external support in the concept development and implementation of an innovative congress documentation. The deadline for submission of offers is the 2 July 2021.
OpenSpaceAlps' Capacity building seminar – Call for applications!
Capacity building seminar on open space planning for young professionals, 22th – 25th July 2021 in Salzburg (AT). OpenSpaceAlps is looking forward to your application until 21/06/2021!
Apply to the European Sustainable Energy Week 2021 Awards!
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Connect @lpine Space 2021+ event proceedings
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Register now to the symposium Healing Power of the Alps
The third symposium Healing Power of the Alps, taking place in Bad Hofgastein in the region Salzburger Land on 8th and 9th October 2021, will focus on nature-based and health-promoting tourism.
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Explore the Policy Learning Platform and help boosting EU-wide exchange!
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Did you miss registering for the Connect @lpine Space 2021+ events? Then join our web stream!
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Dream: Finding information to plan my trip across the Alps all in one place!
Save the date: Connect @lpine Space 2021+
Save the date for our Connect @lpine Space 2021+ online events on 5, 10 and 12 May!
Dream: Building my own business in my village
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Dream: Revitalizing the cotton spinning and weaving mill of TRŽIČ
In the Alps, like elsewhere, the decline of the traditional heavy and manufacturing industry has left behind impressive once-productive landscapes. These abandoned complexes can be revived and devoted to new purposes.
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In the Alps, people often move by private car while ignoring more sustainable means of transport. SaMBa explores new ways of leveraging rewards and pricing to trigger change in mobility behaviour.
trAILS symposium: transforming the Alpine Industrial Landscapes
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