 optical system is not accurate solution: adjust the laser beam expander, adjust the position, the incident light in the beam expanding lens light aperture center, light to light hole center.
Five, lens position, orientation is not accurate solution: the beam expanding mirror adjustment; the beam expanding mirror adjustment is not good for laser marking effect has great influence, mainly reflected in: A, laser power down; B,marking the laser intensity is not uniform format; C, computing machinesoftware set center from the vibrating lens optical center of physics; D, can not play a beam expanding effect.
Laser six, into the mirror off center - solution: adjust the laser.
Seven, lens, lens is defacing solution: clean or replace.
Eight, if you have been using 2-3 for years, to consider the use of end of life -the solution: the need to charge or replace with new laser.Thanks to the Inside family (and talented associates) for bringing us the Great and the Weird sounds. I wish my neighbors had such great musical (noisical?) taste.
Damn... I've been relegated to the status of "talanted associate".
You can use one modal inside another modal.
Save the above given HTML code as modal_nesting.html file in your server root folder.
Open this HTML file as http://localhost/modal_nesting.html and the output is displayed as shown below.
When you click on the “Enter your name” option, you will get a popup wizard, which executes a function and displays the entered text. After the text is entered as input and OK is clicked, another function is executed when OK is clicked once again.Ok, we promise, no more bike-related puns!
Submissions are due soon – TOMORROW Tuesday 14th December (just before the final Urbanerds gathering of the year).
Cycle Wellington, bless ’em, have a great submission guide.
If you’re time-poor, just follow Cycle Wellington’s tips – and if you’ve only 2 minutes use the superfast quick-submit that they’ve provided for A City for People (just click “next page” at the bottom of the “quick submit” pane to get to the bike network one).
Your kids too can have a say – a totally excellent initiative by WCC.
In the full submission template on Council’s website there’s a middle section to give input on the individual routes. If you’re not familiar enough with a suburb, you can EITHER skip, OR just say “I support Cycle Wellington’s position” for any you don’t know about.
WCC are finally doing the right thing: setting the foundations of a bikeable city in a London Tube-style map approach, so we can then have constructive local-scale debates about how best a street or road can be made bikeable, not whether it should at all.
No question: new riders, like these women getting lessons and bikes through ReBicycle, should be able to ride safely in their city.
As we move into that “how best” phase, some bits of the network can have live trialling (essentially an experiential approach to consultation rather than pictures-based). At this stage, locals and those passing through can debate details like driveways, turning radii on corners, and sequencing the crossing priority at intersections.
Including a “tactical” “interim” approach improves the normal process in some important ways (covered here). But in theory, this process means the outcome is also better: members of a local public on a cycleway route no longer will no longer be able to override the needs of the wider public, for a street that’s safe enough to bike or scoot on.
With other bits of the network (e.g. in places where retaining walls are needed) there’ll be far fewer options for their design, so local and wider publics alike can expect to have less design input. But this “boosts uptake” with interim treatments is excellent and is the secret sauce to getting loads more people willing to jump on a bike where they hadn’t before.
The principles of Pāneke Pōneke are really great.
Especially good: the stuff about “all ages and abilities” and “future-proofing”. This, plus the principles on which officers vs councillors can make decisions (see here [PDF] reduces the risk of what we’ve had time and time again: safe-cycling proposals being diluted (by fear of “Affected Residents”) to the point where all they do is give a marginally better experience for people who’re already confident enough to ride our grotty roads.
This is a good start! There’s more info in this good summary on why it deserves your solid thumbs up.
I guess my only response is that we shouldn't blame OSHA for China's(or any other developing countries) low standers for working conditions... We should be focusing on China's terrible labor conditions and  our own corporations ignoring the deplorable conditions of wherever they are exporting our jobs to. The real blame should be on the shoulders of whoever is willing to move its work overseas, despite its exploitative nature, in order to make a profit. They're in the wrong, not Americans trying to support their families, nor the Chinese worker who is struggling to get by, nor any agency created in order to enforce the idea that a worker ought to work in reasonably safe circumstances.First time I had kohlrabi (German turnip) was when I moved to Germany and visited my cousin who lived there since her childhood. Although in my country turnip was generally fed to the livestock, I was pleasantly surprised by its mild, cabbage-like taste. She served it cut like fries and topped with béchamel sauce. Since then I have found many great recipes for kohlrabi and this parmesan bake is the one I make most often. Sometimes I serve it instead of potatoes, other times instead of vegetables but it is always a great addition to any meal.
Remove stalks and leaves from kohlrabi, reserving 1-2 leaves. Peel the kohlrabi and slice horizontally into ¼-inch slices. Chop the leaves, thick stems removed.
Grease the bottom and the sides of a small casserole dish with olive oil.
Place half of sliced kohlrabi in the casserole dish as the first layer. Sprinkle with half the onions and leaves. Season it with salt and pepper. Repeat layers with remaining ingredients.
Pour heavy cream over the top, allowing it to seep down into the cracks.
Sprinkle with breadcrumbs mixture over the top. Melt butter and sprinkle over the breadcrumbs.
Bake on 375 degree Fahrenheit preheated oven for 45 minutes to an hour, as oven temperatures vary.
Kohlrabi is often combined with other vegetables and used in gratins like this one, but it is much more versatile than that. You can steam them, boil, bake or grate them to use in a salad.
Creamy, crunchy, cheesy – who wouldn’t love it?!
This sounds really great. And turnips aren’t something that I usually think about cooking with. So thanks for the idea.
This is such a fun and interesting dish. I have not had Kohlrabi since living at home, not really widely available in Asia. My dad used to grow it in the garden and love just peeling it and sprinkling it with a little salt and eating it while it was still warm from being in the garden. It is funny the little things you remember as a child. Food memories for me are the strongest. I would love to try this delicious dish but might need to wait until I head back to the western world. Sharing of course!
Thank you, Girls! See you at your party!
Your pictures always make my mouth water! Thank you for sharing at Waiting on…Wednesday!
You’re too sweet! Thank you bunches!
You make some of the most tempting (and gorgeous) food! Thanks for linking up and sharing with us at Funtastic Friday. I hope you can make it again this week.
Always enjoy seeing your posts Jas and thanks for sharing with the Say G’day Party! Pinned and hope to see you on Saturday!Information and analytics specialist IHS Markit has joined forces with MSCI to apply the firm's ESG ratings and research data to its own range of fixed income and credit indices. "Investors have a growing appetite for exposure to ESG funds, creating a need for indices that integrate these principles while accurately representing the underlying market […].I think there's something quite beautiful about it. Mengele spent years torturing people for sadistic scientific experiments, and once we learn all the information that he had gathered, we used it for the exact opposite reason he did: to help people and to educate society. 

The fact that, once waist-high in freezing water, the human body has X hours of life left in it is an important thing to know in some fields of work but not many people bother asking *how* we know that.

Mengele spent his time being a terrible human being, and the good side of humanity has taken the stuff he's learnt and most people no longer know he existed.The bill, to be presented to parliament next week, may be seen as Islamic law entering Turkish law, he warned.
Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, a devout Muslim, says the bill will help protect women from deception.
An EU report due out in October will assess Turkey's progress towards meeting EU membership criteria.
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