A ship full of grain crashes into a coral reef. By the time the ship is fixed, 49952.0 tons of grain have spilled into the water. Only 918.0 tons of grain remain onboard. How many tons of grain did the ship originally contain? Answer:

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If a farmer buys chicken feed for £4 per tonne, pig feed for £3 per tonne and cattle feed for 40p per tonne. How much of each would he have if he had 100 tonnes for £100?
Answer: 8 tonnes of chicken feed, 12 tonnes of pig feed and 80 tonnes of cattle feed.

Right now, Dr. Johnson is three times older than his son.
When Dr. Johnson was 37 years old, his son was 3 years old.
How old are Dr. Johnson and his son now?
Answer: Dr. Johnson is 51 and his son is 17 years old.
Assume that Dr. Johnson is X years old and his son is Y years old.
Then 3Y = X, and X – Y = 34.
Solving for X and Y, we get X = 51 and Y = 17.

Question: If 1+1=4, 7-3=2, and 5x2=8, then what is half of 19?
Answer: 4. #of letters + (number) = (answer) 1 (3 letters) +1=4 etc.

Our athletes did an amazing job at our annual Special Olympics Young Athletes Program Culminating Event. Each athlete showed off all the skills they have been perfecting and were recognized for all their hard work. We hope you all had just as much fun as we did! Thank you to all our volunteers who helped make this event a success!

Finally, time for the article whose idea prompted this entire series.
This is much more detailed than the core “plus 1,200 gp worth of jewelry” entries in the treasure tables… but not particularly different.
Wearable jewelry is typically fairly light, all things considered. ‘Heavy earrings’, according to a bit of research, might each weigh about the same as a Canadian quarter (~4.4gm), and often less than that. Given that I’ve got a man’s ring at nominally one coin’s weight (1/50 of a pound) this might be 1/100 of a pound for the pair, and potentially only a fraction of that.
Because the base value of crafted jewelry is five times the weight of the metal, I’m going to say that the smallest unit of measure, a pennyweight (pw), will be 1/5 of a coin’s weight (1/250 of a pound avoirdupois, slightly less than 2 grams). This means the smallest gold earring (1 pw) is worth 1 gp, before considering quality and whatnot. Larger items will be measured in coin weight (cw), and then into pounds.
From here the process is mostly pretty simple. Chose the base item and metal, add gems if you want, then total everything up.
This whole thing was prompted by describing ornamented weapons, so that’s where I’ll start.
I think for weapons and armor, a quality bonus will still increase the market value of the whole (i.e. it increases the base item value as well), but crudely decorated armor and weapons are still usable armor and weapons, so penalties don’t apply to the base item. With normal gems and jewelry the value can be hidden fairly easily, but a sound breastplate is still a sound breastplate.
Assume that weapons can have up to one-fifth of their weight as ‘jewelry’ and ornamentation without adversely affecting their use. I’m leaving off simple ornamentation such as enameling, instead I’m looking at inlays and accoutrements, decorated hilts and guards, and so on.
A simple dagger (2 gp weapon, weighs 1 pound) could thus have up to 1/5 of a pound (10 cw) of jewelry. Let’s say it’s a silver chasing on the blade, gilt on the guard and a gold pommel. I’ll say this is 30% silver (3 cw, 15pw) and 70% gold (7 cw, 35pw). Assuming this is adequately crafted there are no other modifiers, so the total value of the ornamented dagger is 2 gp (dagger) + 35 gp (gold) + 1.5 gp (silver) = 38.5 gp.
The same weapon that is more finely crafted (exquisitely so, +3 quality) and with a pair of 50 gp bloodstones in the guard would be rather more valuable: the same 38.5 gp as above, plus 100 gp for the bloodstones is 138.5 gp, plus 30% for the sheer artistry of it, for a total of 180 gp (180.05… close enough).
The matching sheathe doesn’t have the same weight limitations, so let’s say there is a highly-decorative sheathe that comes with it that itself weighs a full pound, and is made of silver with gold filigree that is sort of the ‘countercharge’ of the chasing on the blade. There are two more bloodstones here, one near the opening of the sheathe and one at the end. It is as well-made as the dagger, so we end up with: 75 pw of gold, 175 pw of silver, and 100 gp of bloodstones (75 + 17.5 + 100 gp = 192.5 gp), plus 30% is a total of 250 gp (250.25). Together the dagger and sheathe are worth 430 gp.
I specifically do not include the value of masterwork components or enchantment in these calculations. They do not change with the base value of the item, so they don’t change due to ornamentation.
Armor is quite a bit heavier, and subject to a fair amount of abuse. I would not expect to find fine ornamentation on armor, unless the armor is intended for ceremonial purposes. As a result, I’ll say that armor intended for use will have only up to 1/10 of its weight in inlays and the like, while ceremonial can go up to 1/5, or even higher (though that would be very ostentatiously impractical).
I specifically do not include the value of masterwork components or enchantment in these calculations. They do not change with the base value of the item, so they don’t change due to ornamentation.
Earrings, pins, and the like are probably measured in pennyweights, 1/250 of a pound. If they have much value at all it is probably because they are enchanted or have gems.
Many other items are a bit heavier, but still not too heavy. lockets, and so on are probably measured in coin weights, 1/50 of a pound. Instead of providing a random weight for each of these, I suspect it’s more likely to have a weight and need an item, so I inverted it: find the weight you want, then select an item from the table below.
This rounds off the “how to create and calculate” portion of this series. In the next post in the series I’ll explore what do with the results, and how to bend them to your use — beyond simply providing gold value to the PCs.

Why Perast and not Kotor? Well after much research I decided on Perast as I had read it was so much more peaceful than Kotor. It’s just a few kilometres north west of Kotor and consists of just a small promenade situated around a beautiful bay. It was described by a taxi driver as the Vatican of Montenegro, which I thought was very apt. Not many cars are allowed here it’s very strictly controlled.
I had booked a small waterfront apartment called The White Terrace. It was a fabulous place and the owner Bob picked us up from Tivat airport. With only two days here we had to make the most of this time.
The promenade is lined with apartments and restaurants and on our first night we ate at the oldest restaurant Armonia. We had a lovely table right on the waterfront, food and wine we’re delicious.
The next day after breakfast we had a walk along the promenade and took in the beautiful views .
After this we took the local bus into Kotor to have a look around the old town. The contrast between the two places is staggering. Kotor is where the cruise ships dock almost docking right onto the street. Spilling out passengers by the dozen the pavements were packed with tourists.
We decided to just have a walk around the old town ourselves and soak up the atmosphere. Kotor did not disappoint. It has a vast history being founded in the fifth century and is now a UNESCO world heritage sight.
After an afternoon spent here as nice as it was, we were glad to get back to peaceful Perast. We thought we’d have a swim from the little platform in front of the apartment, well Anthony plunged straight in whereas I did it the hard way down the ladder. What a shock, very cold and as we found out later there are icy springs spouting every so often, at least we went in.
With just one night to go we ate at the fabulous Konoba Skolji restaurant where I had read some great reviews. We chose to share the famous ” lamb under the bell”, slow roasted lamb, absolutely delicious.
And that was the end of two fabulous days in Perast.
The next day we were going to Rafailovici for two more days before heading into Croatia.
I decided the easiest and fastest way to Rafailovici was by taxi also more comfortable. It was less than an hours drive and we were there by 1pm. It’s just past Budva and supposed to be quieter, I never like to stay in the most popular place and prefer to stay just outside the main area.
Our taxi driver was quite chatty and wondered why we were going to Budva as he said it was horrible! This wasn’t the first time we’d heard this opinion. So I really wasn’t looking forward to the next two days. On the positive side it was only two days and it was somewhere new.
After checking into Hotel Aleksander which was right on the seafront we headed out for lunch and a look around. Some photos of my first impressions.
We did have a swim and the water is crystal clear but as the water is a bit cold made it very quick. After a wonderful dinner at the hotel overlooking the sea we headed back for an early night.
The lake is located in Zeta – Skadar valley and is surrounded by mountains, and it’s 7 km away from Adriatic Sea. Two Thirds of Skadar Lake is in Montenegro and the rest is in Albania. Skadar Lake is the largest lake in the Balkan Peninsula.
We chose the two hour boat trip, but one hour would have been enough for me. If you ever visit Budva it’s worth having a trip out here as the lake and scenery are beautiful.
For our last night here we headed into Budva itself. The atmosphere here is completely different to Rafailovici, for a start there were so many more English tourists whereas I had heard no English at all in Rafailovici. It seemed to be more for local Montengrens holidaying. Budva like Kotor has an old town which we wandered around, it’s an amazing place and I loved it here.
It took absolutely ages to find the restaurant we wanted to eat in, we had actually found it straight away really but were told it was just a museum. It was only when going back and asking if there was a restaurant there the girl said oh yes at the back! We ate at the Citadella restaurant which has amazing views overlooking the sea.
And that was that. I’m so glad we got to visit Montenegro and see the wonderful sights, eat delicious food and drink divine wine, but most of all to meet the lovely friendly people of this country.

and iterating on your models. And speaking realistically, it requires having an analytics platform in place.
These things don’t just happen on their own.
Data science programs need to be incentivized in the right way to encourage the right type of behaviors. The good news for manufacturers is that this equation for success relies less on landing top-caliber PhD data scientists and more on instilling a culture of disciplined AI investments with an appreciation for the power of compounding interest.
Rationale: What do lean manufacturing, Six Sigma and AI all have in common? They all require a focus on the journey. Imagine a lean Six Sigma project that trained up your workforce, deployed some new software, and then dispersed the team upon going live. What would happen? What would the return on your investment look like? As manufacturers know, the true value in these types of projects comes from the shifted mindset of continuous improvement and continuous growth.
Deployment Implications: The good news for manufacturers is that continuous improvement programs have been ingrained into the manufacturing ethos over multiple generations of the manufacturing workforce. Let’s think about how the three types of waste in lean manufacturing apply to AI deployment.
ible signs of waste in your process (Muda).
Similarly, your AI strategy should start with things easily observed and grounded in common sense. Now think about your experience in discovering Muda. While the discovery plays a key role, the true challenge lies in linking back to the root cause, which often entails core process inefficiencies that tie into Mura and Muri. Similarly, this disciplined thought process of continuous improvement will give you the right mindset for your AI journey.
Rationale: When done right, deployed AI models provide an extension of a manufacturer’s underlying standard operating procedures.

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Today’s hobbyists can purchase robotic platforms with a wide variety of electronic sensors, mechanical actuators, and programmable microcontrollers. This means that constructing a powerful robot is within the capacity of almost everyone, even those with a minimal background in electronics. This availability of hardware is progressively forcing robot enthusiasts to change their focus from building robots to programming robots. As this emphasis on software grows, the number of people interested in robotics will increase tremendously. This is analogous to the boom that occurred in the personal computing industry when people no longer had to design and build their own computers.
Just as talented programmers shaped the personal computing industry, the ever-increasing number of robot programmers will carry personal robotics to new levels as they strive to create truly intelligent machines. The artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms needed for this endeavor will be beyond the capability of the microcontrollers used in robots because they lack adequate memory for data and are severely limited in mathematical and array manipulation capabilities. Additionally, the limited debugging features of microcontrollers are not suitable for large, complicated AI projects.
You could, of course, embed an entire PC in your robot, but this has many obvious disadvantages. This article will explore an easy and powerful solution that counteracts the deficiencies mentioned above, as well as provide possibilities for further fascinating innovations.
If you have a PC program that communicates wirelessly with a robot’s onboard microcontroller, you can eliminate the need for the robot to carry complex computing power. In such a configuration, the PC would provide all the intelligence. The robot’s controller would simply receive commands from the PC and execute them without regard for why the actions have been requested.
on the type of motors used by your robot, as well as how they are interfaced to the controller.
For simple applications, open-loop control of the robot’s motors could be very acceptable. If you need a robot that can make precise movements though, more complex motor control routines might use wheel encoders (or compasses and other navigational devices) to ensure that the requested motion has been carried out accurately.
In addition to handling the robot’s movement, the hardware-control program must also acquire and send back sensory data as needed or requested by the AI program running on the PC. The PC will use this sensory data to decide how to accomplish the high-level goals. To achieve all this, we will need a suitable programming language for programming the PC to act as the AI controller.

The Ksp of Ag3PO4 is approximately 2 x 10-18. Which of the following would increase the Ksp?
Correct Answer: D. None of the above.
Only temperature will change the Ka, Kb, Kw, Keq, and Ksp. The Ksp will be constant and not change under the conditions provided in the answer choices.
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One side of a rectangle is 20 cm larger than the other side. If you make the smaller side two times larger and the larger side three times larger, then the perimeter of the new rectangle would be 240 cm. Find the lengths of the sides of the original rectangle.
P = 2(2W) + 2(3W+60) = 240 cm.
Width = 2W = 24 cm.
Length = 3W + 60 = 36 + 60 = 96 cm.
Original Rectangle: Length = 12+20 = 32 cm, Width = 12cm.
One side of a rectangle is 6 units larger than the other. If the area of the rectangle is A, what is the length of the smaller side?
One side of a rectangle is 6 units larger than the other. If the area of the rectangle is A, what is the length of the smaller side?
One side of a rectangle is 6 units larger than the other. If the area of the rectangle is A, what is the length of the smaller side?

On October 2, 2010, the Wall Street Journal ran an article detailing the results of the most recent NBC/Wall Street Journal poll. The article was entitled "Americans Sour on Trade," but what Americans are really souring on is free trade: 53% of Americans now say that free trade agreements have hurt the United States, with less than 10% saying they have helped. The tea party is even more opposed to free trade than the general public, with 61% of tea party supporters saying that free trade agreements have hurt America.
And anti-free trade sentiment is building: in 2007, 46% of Americans said that free trade agreements have hurt the country, and in 1999 the figure was only 32%. A decade of outsourcing of professional jobs has dramatically eroded the support of wealthier Americans for free trade, with 50% of those earning over $75,000 per year now saying that free trade hurts the U. S., up from 24% in 1999. And both 83% of blue-collar workers and 95% of professionals and managers cited outsourcing of jobs to foreign countries as a factor in America's current economic downturn; no other factor was cited more.
Of course, the people are right. As Paul Craig Roberts has tersely noted, "The American economy has gone away. It is not coming back until free trade myths are buried six feet under." Unfortunately, the consensus of our bipartisan elite in favor of free trade remains strong. But at least the American electorate is no longer buying that particular bill of goods.

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Please help make the State Tournament a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone!
In order of importance, the three priorities of the North Dakota State High School Clay Target League are safety, fun and marksmanship. All participants and spectators are required to adhere to all event rules and requirements included in the League’s policies and procedures. Any participant or attendee who does not adhere to these rules will be disqualified and/or asked to leave the event. The event committee reserves the right to make alterations in, or amendments to these rules at any time without notice.
All student athletes, teams and spectators are invited to the State Tournament. For more information about eligibility and registration, click here.
Student athletes shoot their assigned number of targets to compete in BOTH individual and team events. Student athlete classifications are determined by the athlete’s year-end average weekly score after Week 5.
Team events for each classification (Novice, Junior Varsity and Varsity) require a minimum of five athletes in the same classification.
Competition targets are included with the participation fee. All athletes will shoot 100 targets. All athletes are responsible for providing their own ammunition, which must adhere to gun club policies. Please contact the host club for questions regarding ammunition.
Voice-released targets will be used on all fields where applicable.
A minimum of five athletes from the same team in the designated classification will compete. There is no maximum amount of team members in a classification. The top five student athlete scores from a team will be used to determine the overall team score for their designated classification. No squadding is required. If a tiebreaker is required for any places, the team member with the highest round score from each team will be used to break the tie. Subsequent score comparisons will be used if the top score is tied.
Teams must supply their own scorekeeper and Range Safety Officer (RSO). More details can be found below in the ‘RSO’ and ‘Scoring’ sections.
It is highly preferred that no person act in more than one official role (Coach, RSO, scorer) at any time. A coach should not act as a coach and RSO at the same time, or an RSO should not also act as scorer, etc, at the same time.
Student athletes should place additional box of shells on the 24-yard line, for easy accessibility after rounds are completed.
Squads cannot take a break between rounds except to retrieve the second box of ammunition..
Squads must be prepared to shoot immediately after the previous squad completes their round.
Scoring disputes must be initiated by the student athlete only, and must be immediately after a scorer announces a lost target. Please reference page 9 of the Official League Policies and Procedures regarding disputing targets.
Coaching is not allowed while athletes are shooting.
Coaches may not be on the field while athletes are shooting. Coaches must remain on the sidewalk (if applicable) or a minimum of 5 yards behind the scorekeeper.
Coaches may not communicate with scorers during shooting.
Coaches may aid special-needs student athletes that require assistance while shooting.
Scoresheets must be submitted to scoring officials immediately after a round is complete. Lost scoresheets will result in a zero (0) for the entire squad.
Due to high participation levels, practice rounds may or may not be available, based on the host club’s staffing and field availability.
In the event of inclement weather before or during the Tournament, the League will make safety the first priority. When lightning is observed or thunder is heard, the event must be suspended. The occurrence of lightning or thunder is not subject to interpretation or discussion. Lightning is lightning; thunder is thunder.
Everyone will be asked to take shelter either inside of a building, shelter or vehicle. If, after lightning is seen, and it does not reoccur for 30 minutes, the event committee will review weather reports and the committee will decide if/or when the competition will resume.
If severe weather is forecast, and time permits, all participants will shoot a lesser number of targets as determined by the event committee. If time permits, all participants will shoot more targets until the prescribed number of targets has been shot. If weather does not permit completion of the shooting, the team with the highest score of the round(s) every shooter was able to complete, will be deemed the winner of that competition.
Event cancellation and refund policy.
USA Clay Target League reserves the right to cancel an event or reduce the number of competition targets due to inclement weather or any other circumstances which would make the event non-viable. The following refunds pertain to season-ending 100-target events as outlined in the policies and procedures.
An athlete or team that chooses not to participate in an event will not receive a refund for any reason.
Registrants will be refunded based on the payment selection the team made at the time of registration. All refunds for team events will be processed through the team’s head coach. Refunds will be issued within 21 days after the completion of the event.
Coaches are required to check-in at the registration tables located in the clubhouse. Coaches will receive athlete event t-shirts for their entire team.
Athletes need to check-in with their coaches near their assigned field(s) before their assigned times. Athletes DO NOT need to check-in with event staff.
As there are many similar shotguns at events. To avoid lost or misplaced shotguns, the League strongly suggests that student athletes affix a label that includes the name, school team, and contact information to their shotgun.
Specific time and field assignments for teams are posted on the website and throughout the shooting facility during the event. Athletes will only be able to shoot during their team’s scheduled time on their team’s designated field(s). It is possible that final remaining members of team may be combined with another partial team to create a full squad of participants to maximize time allotment. Teams should arrive at least one hour before their scheduled time to allow check-in, squadding, and setup.
Teams will shoot in two separate sessions. After the starting time for each day, all starting and completion times are estimated. It is important to be prepared to shoot immediately after the previous team completes their round. No athlete registrations or substitutions are allowed at the event.
Apply Session 1 labels on the score sheets for each preferred squad. Do not pre-squad Session 2 until Session 1 pre-squadding is completed.
If a team has a short squad (less than 5), coordinate with an adjoining field/team to add student athletes to complete a squad.
Novice, Junior Varsity, and Varsity shooters may be sqaudded together.
Members from a different team CAN be included on the same score sheet.
If a student athlete does not report to the assigned trap by the scheduled time, the student athlete must be moved to the final squad out.
The League’s first priority is Safety.
Each team will provide a Range Safety Officer for the event. Team RSOs are responsible for ensuring that athletes and teams safely follow all policies and procedures. In addition, Team RSOs will ensure that athletes and teams shoot at their scheduled time and field in a timely manner.
The host club will have Master Range Safety Officers (RSOs) at the event to oversee athlete and spectator safety. Everyone is expected to comply to all instructions of all RSOs.
In the event of a safety issue, Teams RSOs are to take action to correct any safety concerns and notify a Master RSO. Master RSOs have final say in all safety matters.
Teams are responsible to bring a scorer for the event. Scorers must follow the scoring directions found at the top of each scoresheet. Failure to adhere to scoring instructions may result in score adjustments by event staff. Event staff scoring decisions are final.
Scores are recorded on the pre-squadded scoring sheet and tallied in the clubhouse. Scores will be posted on monitors if available and on the Clay Target Leaderboard available to most digital mobile devices.
Scores are recounted by event officials to ensure accuracy. Mismarked or illegible scoring sheets are considered a ‘lost target’ by event staff.
The only time a round score may be disputed is on the field immediately after a scorer has announced a lost target. All scores are final upon completion of the post.
An award ceremony will be held at the completion of the competition. Awards for season competition will be handed out along with awards for event competition.
If teams and/or student athletes cannot attend the event award ceremony, please pickup the award prior to departure or arrange a pickup of the award from event award officials.
Team – 1st, 2nd and 3rd place.
Any and all spectators are welcomed to attend the event. Team setups including tents and chairs are allowed BEHIND the field sidewalk.
If permitted by the host club, vehicles are temporary allowed to drive to the spectator and assigned field area prior to competition to unload gear. The area in front of the spectator sidewalk must remain clear at all times for event officials and maintenance vehicles. There is no cost for spectators and parking is free.
Food and non-alchoholic beverages can be brought to the event or purchased on event grounds and consumed in spectator or camping areas. Grills are not allow on The Shooting Park grounds.
Friendly, obedient and socialized pets are permitted at the event. Pet owners who bring their pet is at their own risk and agree to accept full responsibility for any physical damage or personal injury caused by the owner’s pet or to the pet while on event property. Pets brought to the event must be current on all vaccines and must be able to provide proof of a current rabies vaccination upon request. Flexi-leads are not permitted. At all times, pets must be kept on a 6′ or shorter leash while on event property. As a responsible pet owner, please clean up after your pet.
For safety reasons, the owner of any pet showing aggression or disruptive behavior may be asked at any time to remove the animal from the event.
Please refrain from the use of tobacco on event property during event hours.
Alcohol consumption is not allowed by any athlete, coach, parent, or spectator at any time during the event or awards ceremony.
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Any non-editorial or commercial use of any team school name or logo is prohibited without prior specific written approval of the USAHSCTL and the School Administration.
Working credentials are not transferable, and may be revoked at any time at the sole discretion of the USAHSCTL, and will automatically terminate if any term hereof is breached. Organizations should contact the League at info@usaclaytarget.com to arrange credentials for League events.
The event committee reserves the right to make alterations in, or amendments to these rules at any time without notice. The event committee consists of the League representative, gun club manager, and club-designated RSO.

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Krishnarjuna Yudham is an action comedy film starring Nani, Anupama Parameswaran and Rukshar Dhillon in lead roles. Merlapaka Gandhi has written and directed the film. Krishnarjuna Yudham released worldwide on 12 April to mixed reviews.
The story of Krishnarjuna Yudham can be split into Two parts: romantic comedy and action thriller. The interval block comes right in the middle of both parts and is impressive. The romantic comedy extends to about 70% of the movie which overshadows the second half. When audience expect any action, the romantic episode still haunts them in the form of flashbacks.
Such problems arise when the writer drags pre-interval twist into the interval and has to drag the entire second half with the illogical scenes and trimmed scenes from first half. This film requires intense thriller style narration for the second half to justify the serious problem such as human trafficking.
The character of Krishna is impressive and engages audience through out the film. The writer has very good knowledge of the atmosphere and emotional turmoil of Krishna. Arjun on the other hand is a complete failure. The only purpose he serves in the film is to help Krishna rescue his girlfriend in climax. Except that one scene, Arjun is a forced intrusion into the story.
The Two characters were written just for the sake of experimenting with the screenplay structure. Merlapaka Gandhi has earlier too tried other screenplay formats earlier and has been quite successful. But this time developing an entire lead character just for the sake of screenplay became the flip side of the movie. In fact, majority of the scenes featuring Arjun in first half are boring, and his role is a burden on second half too. The audience would have probably called the film a routine commercial movie without Arjun, but his character didn’t help it.
The story is bad but Krishna character in first half is impressive. The Chittoor slang, nativity, costumes and makeup worked out very well. Arjun looks fabricated with the costumes and makeup that don’t suit him for a rock star. The songs by the duo Hiphop Tamizha are good but are not memorable. Editing is good, and the cross-cutting in first half is well done. The stunts are just like any other commercial Telugu movie. The Direction is fine, but it seems like Merlapaka Gandhi has lost his charm.
Simply avoiding Arjun character would have improved the film a lot. The comedy and romantic scenes featuring him didn’t work out. The love story/stories should have been trimmed, as they are overflowing into the second half. The second half requires more interesting narration with logic and details. Such things could be done by preparing backstory of the gang that has been involved in human trafficking by detailing their contacts, members, political support etc. (These things need not be in the movie, but they help to develop plot).

misfortune, calamity, accident; see catastrophe, disaster.
trial, sorrow, worry, difficulty; see difficulty 2, grief 1. See syn. study at difficulty.
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There was hardship, but scarcely any opposition.
The hardship of attendance at the county courts was to some extent obviated.
He accomplished the winter journey safely, though with considerable danger and hardship; and shortly after his return was appointed lieutenant-colonel of a Virginia regiment, under Colonel Joshua Fry.
The Persians of Cyrus were a vigorous race of husbandmen, living in a healthy climate, accustomed to hardship, brave and upright.
His last days were spent in a cave in the parish of Sorn, near his birthplace, and there he died in 1686, worn out by hardship and privation.

The firm regularly represents clients in bankruptcy cases involving chapters 7, 11, and 13 of the Bankruptcy Code. We also represent parties in adversary proceedings in such cases. Same-day electronic filing is available. The firm uses specialized computer software for the preparation of bankruptcy pleadings, so it is possible to quickly stop creditor harassment and avoid foreclosure.
We regularly represent individuals and business owners in bankruptcy cases involving Chapters 7, 11, and 13 bankruptcy. The firm also represents parties in adversary proceedings. Same-day electronic filing is available. We also use specialized computer software to prepare bankruptcy pleadings, making it possible to quickly stop creditor harassment and avoid foreclosure.
Chapter 7 bankruptcy (also known as liquidation bankruptcy) allows you to discharge your debts if you qualify under the Bankruptcy Means Test. Chapter 7 bankruptcy allows you to discharge unsecured debt, including credit cards, medical bills and judgments. Certain debts such as taxes, student loans, and domestic support obligations are often not discharged in a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy. Be sure to speak with an experienced bankruptcy attorney to determine if your debts will be deemed to be eligible for a discharge.
Don’t let the word “liquidation” scare you. In Tennessee, we have very strong exemption laws which allow most clients to keep all their property including: home, cars, retirement accounts, and even tax refunds.
At the Schuchardt Law Firm, we offer experienced, supportive counsel to protect our clients throughout the bankruptcy process. We will review your debts and assets, as well as your income, and help you determine which bankruptcy option is right for you. As your advocate, we will answer your questions and concerns and help you explore any alternatives to bankruptcy, when possible.
Take action now to seek the fresh start you deserve by calling (865) 304-4374 for a free consultation with an experienced bankruptcy attorney.
A typical Chapter 7 bankruptcy filer is a person who has large credit card debt along with other unsecured bills on which they are unable to make payments.
Chapter 7 Bankruptcy requires that you pass a “means test” showing that based on your current income and expenses, you are unable (do not have the “means”) to pay back your unsecured creditors. Our office is experienced with the “means test” and determining eligibility. Don’t think that the means test automatically disqualifies you from Chapter 7, we’ve had many clients who make over $100,000 a year who are still able to qualify for a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy.
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Chapter 13 bankruptcy (also known as “the wage earner’s plan” or “rehabilitation bankruptcy”) allows you to create a 3 to 5 year repayment plan based on future earnings to pay off all or part of your debts to creditors. Chapter 13 is an ideal form or relief for those is also available to those who do not qualify for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, or who need a chance to catch back on mortgage and vehicle payments. Chapter 13 is also ideal for those who need to pay back the IRS.
Keep valuable non-exempt property, such as jewelry, boat, or 2nd home.
Who should consider Chapter 13 bankruptcy?
Your back is to the wall. Creditors are pushing hard. You worry that they might repossess your car. Your home has been posted for foreclosure and the bank simply will not work with you. The IRS is threatening to garnish your wages or put a tax lien on your property, or has already done so. You are behind on child support payments and worry about going to jail. Any one of these situations can cause unneeded stress. It’s time to contact an experienced Plano Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Attorney.
Like Chapter 7, the first thing filing Chapter 13 bankruptcy will do is stop the collection efforts. After you file Chapter 13 bankruptcy, creditors are prohibited from contacting you in any way to collect a debt. They must stop calling you. They must cease any lawsuits. They must stop any repossession and foreclosure efforts.
A Chapter 13 bankruptcy also allows you to set up a repayment plan for debts that cannot be handled in Chapter 7. The repayment plan can give you up to five years to pay back missed mortgage or car payments, back taxes, or delinquent child support. Chapter 13 may also allow you to renegotiate the debt and interest rate on your vehicles and other personal property. For unsecured debt, Chapter 13 can stop interest from accruing and allow you to pay a fraction of the debt, while discharging the rest. Sometimes, an experienced bankruptcy lawyer can assist you in discharging unsecured debt by paying pennies on the dollar.
Who is eligible to file a Chapter 13 bankruptcy?
Almost everyone. Contact an experienced bankruptcy attorney to make sure that you can get all the benefits of Chapter 13.
HOW MUCH WILL THE PAYMENTS BE EACH MONTH?
Chapter 13 involves monthly payments to a bankruptcy trustee, who will make monthly payments to your creditors. If an experienced Bankruptcy Lawyer in Plano knows your income, expenses, assets, and debts, he or she should be able to give you a good idea of how much your monthly payment will be in the Chapter 13 repayment plan. There are generally options that can bring the payment amount down. Make sure there is an option for you that you can afford. Having an attorney with experience in Chapter 13 cases can be a huge help.
SHOULD I FILE CHAPTER 7 INSTEAD?
If you are eligible for a Chapter 7 case, you should consider it. However, even if you are eligible for Chapter 7, Chapter 13 may be a better choice if you are behind on house or car payments, taxes, or child support or in cases in which your assets may be taken in a Chapter 7 case. Chapter 13 allows you to set up a repayment plan to get caught up on those payments and keep the assets that you need to keep. An experienced bankruptcy lawyer can guide you through this difficult decision.
DOES MY ATTORNEY HAVE THE EXPERIENCE AND TRACK RECORD TO SET UP AN PLAN THAT I CAN AFFORD AND THAT WILL BE APPROVED BY THE BANKRUPTCY COURT?
Do not be fooled. Experience counts. Make sure you choose an attorney who has substantial experience in local Chapter 13 bankruptcy cases. Also, look at the attorney’s certifications. Is he or she certified at the state level, national level? Has the attorney ever worked with the Chapter 13 Trustee or Court? Does the attorney take on too many cases, so that he or she cannot give each case the attention it deserves? What percentage of the attorney’s cases receive approval of the repayment plan? In a Chapter 13 bankruptcy case, you may be dealing with your attorney for up to five years. Make sure you select a qualified, experienced bankruptcy lawyer that you can trust.


To fill an order, the factory dyed 61921.0 yards of silk green and 49500.0 yards pink. How many yards of silk did it dye for that order? Answer:

Practice the questions given in the worksheet on word problems on minuend and subtrahend.
1. Jack deposited $341256 in his bank account. He withdrew $100368. How much is left in his account?
2. Pat bought a house for $682396. He sold it for $765000. How much did he earn?
3. The sum of two numbers are 963562. One number is 493098. Find the other number?
4. A factory manufactured 432368 toys and sold 296431 out of them. How many toys were left unsold?
5. Kelly had $535426 with her. She spent $420228 to purchase different items. How much is left with her?
6. The total population of men and women in a city is 842579. If the population of men is 594025, find the population of women in the city?
Answers for the worksheet on word problems on minuend and subtrahend are given below to check the exact answers of the above questions.

In worksheet on addition and subtraction of large numbers we will get different questions for adding and subtracting 7-digit, 8-digit and 9-digit numbers.
Note: To make it easy to add or subtract we can separate the periods with commas in the Indian system or International system.
(i) A soap factory produced 2692654 soaps in one year. In the next year it produced 867205 more. How many soaps did the factory produced in the second year?
(ii) In an election 23875501 votes were polled. There were three candidates in the election. Two of them got 9823823 and 11575923 votes respectively. How many votes were polled in favour of the third candidate?
(iii) In one year Mr. Daniel earned $257088, his wife earned $123672 and their son earned $96750. How much money did Mr Daniel’s family earn in one year?
(iv) A number when subtracted from 581641200 gives 392715315. Find the number.
(v) A large poultry farm produced 6452148, 7026075 and 8121236 eggs in three successive years. Find the total number of eggs produced in three years.
(vi) A number exceeds 64367484 by 6754165. What is that number?
(vii) Subtract the greatest 8-digit number from the smallest 9-digit number.
(viii) In a cold storage, there were 386532308 kg potatoes. If 364228208 kg potatoes are sold off then how many kg of potatoes are left in the godown?
Answers for the worksheet on addition and subtraction of large numbers are given below.

We will learn how to solve step-by-step the word problems on addition and subtraction of whole numbers. We know, we need to do addition and subtraction in our daily life. Let us solve some word problem examples.
1. The population of a country in 1990 was 906450600 and next year it is increased by 9889700. What was the population of that country in the year of 1991?
Therefore, the population of that country in the year of 1991 is 916340300.
2. Aaron bought two houses for $1668000 and $2454000. How much did he spend in all?
Amount of money spent in all $4122000.
3. The sum of two numbers is 41482308. If one number is 3918695 then, find the other number.
Therefore, the other number is 37563613.
4. Mr. Jones deposited $278475 in a bank in his account. Later he withdrew $155755 from his account. How much money was left in the bank in his account?
Therefore, Mr. Jones has $ 122720in his bank account.
Note: We need to be careful while arranging the addends in columns.

GDP Constant Prices in Saudi Arabia increased to 682514 SAR Million in the fourth quarter of 2018 from 653714 SAR Million in the third quarter of 2018. GDP Constant Prices in Saudi Arabia averaged 927204.33 SAR Million from 1970 until 2018, reaching an all time high of 1925394.03 SAR Million in the fourth quarter of 2008 and a record low of 476504.51 SAR Million in the second quarter of 2010.
GDP Constant Prices in Saudi Arabia is expected to be 645960.10 SAR Million by the end of this quarter, according to Trading Economics global macro models and analysts expectations. Looking forward, we estimate GDP Constant Prices in Saudi Arabia to stand at 667441.99 in 12 months time. In the long-term, the Saudi Arabia GDP Constant Prices is projected to trend around 700549.79 SAR Million in 2020, according to our econometric models.
This page provides the latest reported value for - Saudi Arabia GDP Constant Prices - plus previous releases, historical high and low, short-term forecast and long-term prediction, economic calendar, survey consensus and news. Saudi Arabia GDP Constant Prices - actual data, historical chart and calendar of releases - was last updated on April of 2019.

Here’s an example of a division problem: Compute 276÷12276 \div 12276÷12.
And here’s a horrible way to solve it: Draw a picture of 276276276 dots on a page and then circle groups of twelve dots. You will see, after about an hour, that there are 232323 groups of twelve in a picture of 276276276.
Here’s a great way to solve it: Draw a picture of 276276276 dots in a 1←101 \leftarrow 10 1←10 machine and just see right away that there are 232323 groups of twelve in it!
Read and play on to see how we can do this!
That is, how many groups of 333 can we find in a picture of 390639063906?
We can find 111 at the thousands level, 333 at the hundreds level, none at the tens level, and 222 at the ones level.
Drag the group of three dots in the card at the bottom right onto the machine to find groups of three dots in the picture of 390639063906.
Calculate 402÷3402 \div 3402÷3 using the 1←101 \leftarrow 101←10 machine!
Division by single-digit numbers is all well and good. What about division by multi-digit numbers? People usually call that long division.
Let’s consider the problem 276÷12276 \div 12276÷12.
Here is the representation of 276276276 in the 1←101 \leftarrow 101←10 machine.
We are looking for groups of twelve in this representation of 276276276. Here’s what twelve looks like.
Actually, this is not right as there would be an explosion in our 1←101\leftarrow 101←10 machine. We need to always keep in mind that this really is a picture with all twelve dots residing in the rightmost box.
Okay. So we’re looking for groups of 121212 in our picture of 276276276. Do we see any one-dot-next-to-two-dots in the diagram?
Can you find more groups of one-dot-next-to-two-dots in the machine?
Try a few new cases to practice!
Use the dots-and-boxes approach to calculate 2783÷232783 \div 232783÷23!
Let’s do another example. Let’s compute 31824÷10231824 \div 10231824÷102.
Remember, all 102102102 dots are physically sitting in the rightmost position of each set we identify.
Here’s my picture of the answer. I used different symbols for each group of 102102102 that appears in 318243182431824. Does my picture make sense?
There are 333 groups | 111 group | 222 groups, that is, there are 312312312 groups!
Try 31824÷10231824 \div 10231824÷102 on the machine.
Here’s a tough challenge. It’s a problem that has a problem.
Can you make sense of the final answer you get?
Great! Now we are ready for the next station.

Practice the questions given in the worksheet on word problems on addendum.
1. There are 397846 men, 274398 women and 534786 children in a city. What is the total population of the city?
2. A company purchased a car for $575300 and a van for $325000. How much money did the company spend on the vehicles in all?
3. In a godown, there are 134749 bags of sugar, 255385 bags of wheat and 235740 bags of rice. Find the total number of bags in the godown?
4. In a school library, there are 101000 English books, 93821 Science books and 117085 books of other subjects. How many books are there in the library?
5. Three ropes are 235410 centimeters, 143255 centimeters and 234550 centimeters long. What is the total length of all the ropes?
6. Jack earns $340609 in the month of January, $290638 in the month of February and $400100 in the month of March. How much did he earn in all the three months?
Answers for the worksheet on word problems on addendum are given below to check the exact answers of the above questions.

We will learn how to solve step-by-step the word problems on multiplication and division of whole numbers. We know, we need to do multiplication and division in our daily life. Let us solve some word problem examples.
1. The cost of a chair is $980.50. Find the cost of such 2035 chairs.
Therefore, cost of 2035 chairs is $1995317.50.
2. A tyre factory produces 6348 tyres a day. How many tyres will the factory produce in 460 days?
Therefore, the tyre factory will produce 2920080 tyres in 460 days.
3. 470988 books are to be arranged equally in shelves. If 378 books are arranged in each shelf, how many shelves will be needed?
Therefore, 1246 shelves needed to arrange 470988 books equally.
4. The cost of 534 train tickets was $457104. Find the cost of one ticket?
Therefore, cost of one train ticket is $856.

Mole is the unit which is used to measure the amount of atoms in a substance.
The value of mole is 6.022*1023 atoms.
Basically, 1 mole of hydrogen atom means 6.022*1023 hydrogen atom or 602200000000000000000000 hydrogen atoms.
Mole is not only used to measure atoms but also many subatomic like atoms, molecules, ions and electrons.

The integer 15624 is an even number.
The integer 15624 is a Composite number.
34296 is greater than 15624, so 15624 is an abundant number.

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Major crops: rice, cassava (manioc, tapioca), rubber, corn, sugarcane, coconuts, soybeans. Major crops for domestic consumption: rice, maize, yams, chilies, cassava, eggplant and beans. Major crops for export: rice, sugar cane, tobacco, rubber, coconuts, jute, pineapples. Maize, soybeans, green beans, palm oil and cotton.
Thailand is a major exporter of cut flowers. For a while it was one of the top five producers of vanilla but no longer is.
In the 1990s, 60 percent of Thailand’s exports were agricultural products. At that time Thailand was that world‘s leading exporter of rice (followed by the U.S. And Vietnam), No. 2 in tapioca (behind Brazil) and fifth in coconuts. Today the percentage of Thailand’s exports that are agricultural products is smaller and it is the No. 3 rice export in world nevertheless agricultural products remain important export items and earners of foreign exchange.
In the 1990s Thailand was one of the tops exporters of maize (corn) now it is ranked about 19th. The worlds top exporters of corn are (1991): 1) the U.S., 2) China, 3) Argentina, 4) France, 5) Hungary, 6) Canada, 7) Thailand, 8) Greece, 9) Yugoslavia, 10) Belgium/Luxembourg.
Forests have been cleared by impoverished farmers to grow cassava, used to make tapioca exported to the Netherlands to be fed to pigs. The area of cassava cultivation increased from 100,000 hectares on the 1966 to 1 million hectares in the 1980s. Thailand’s relatition with the Netherlands was seen as a clear example of an industrialized country receiving benefits of tropical forest destruction in a tropical country.
Cassava: Top Producing Countries: (Production, $1000; Production, metric tons in 2008, FAO): 1) Nigeria, 3212578 , 44582000; 2) Thailand, 1812726 , 25155797; 3) Indonesia, 1524288 , 21593052; 4) Democratic Republic of the Congo, 1071053 , 15013490; 5) Brazil, 962110 , 26703039; 6) Ghana, 817960 , 11351100; 7) Angola, 724734 , 10057375; 8) Viet Nam, 677061 , 9395800; 9) India, 652575 , 9056000; 10) United Republic of Tanzania, 439566 , 6600000; 11) Uganda, 365488 , 5072000; 12) Mozambique, 363083 , 5038623; 13) China, 286191 , 4411573; 14) Cambodia, 264909 , 3676232; 15) Malawi, 251574 , 3491183; 16) Côte d'Ivoire, 212660 , 2951160; 17) Benin, 189465 , 2629280; 18) Madagascar, 172944 , 2400000; 19) Cameroon, 162135 , 2500000; 20) Philippines, 134361 , 1941580.
Chilies and Peppers dry: Top Producing Countries: (Production, $1000; Production, metric tons in 2008, FAO): 1) India, 3771670 , 1269850; 2) China, 748482 , 252000; 3) Peru, 490078 , 165000; 4) Thailand, 479697 , 161505; 5) Pakistan, 386122 , 130000; 6) Bangladesh, 349782 , 117765; 7) Ethiopia, 341569 , 115000; 8) Ghana, 240583 , 81000; 9) Viet Nam, 233158 , 78500; 10) Myanmar, 210882 , 71000; 11) Mexico, 178210 , 60000; 12) Nigeria, 148508 , 50000; 13) Egypt, 135439 , 45600; 14) Democratic Republic of the Congo, 100985 , 34000; 15) Romania, 98015 , 33000; 16) Bosnia and Herzegovina, 89105 , 30000; 17) Côte d'Ivoire, 59403 , 20000; 17) Turkey, 59403 , 20000; 19) Nepal, 48597 , 16362; 20) Benin, 44552 , 15000.
Ginger: Top Producing Countries: (Production, $1000; Production, metric tons in 2008, FAO): 1) India, 217856 , 382600; 2) China, 187227 , 328810; 3) Indonesia, 109520 , 192341; 4) Nepal, 100558 , 176602; 5) Thailand, 91962 , 161505; 6) Nigeria, 79717 , 140000; 7) Bangladesh, 43870 , 77046; 8) Japan, 28356 , 49800; 9) Philippines, 15680 , 27538; 10) Cameroon, 6263 , 11000; 11) Malaysia, 5887 , 10340; 12) Sri Lanka, 5722 , 10050; 13) Bhutan, 5620 , 9870; 14) Ethiopia, 5124 , 9000; 15) Côte d'Ivoire, 4669 , 8200; 16) Republic of Korea, 2027 , 3560; 17iji, 1393 , 2448; 18) Costa Rica, 543 , 955; 19) United States of America, 464 , 816; 20) Mauritius, 403 , 709.
Longan, a fruit, are similar to a small litchi, has a sweet, succulent flesh. It is grown primarily in the nroth. Over the years culitavation was increased to meet demand from China for the fruit and the fruit became a source of income for farmers in the north. Between the 1980s and 2000s production increased 10-fold from 45,773 tons in 1983 to 702, 487 tones in 2004. By that time over production had become a problem and prices of the fruit crashed, promptingThailand’s agriculture ministry to encourage Thais to eat more of the fruit to boost prices and keep farmers from going broke. This was done after a price stablization was abused by middlemen who bough up logans at low prices and sold it the state for higher guranteed prices.
Soybeans: Top Producing Countries: (Production, $1000; Production, metric tons in 2008, FAO): 1) United States of America, 16807533 , 80748700; 2) Brazil, 12360728 , 59242480; 3) Argentina, 9858712 , 46238087; 4) China, 2791841 , 15545141; 5) India, 2032695 , 9905000; 6) Paraguay, 1308722 , 6311794; 7) Canada, 598918 , 3335900; 8) Bolivia (Plurinational State of), 245792 , 1259676; 9) Uruguay, 180412 , 880000; 10) Indonesia, 159166 , 776491; 11) Russian Federation, 151649 , 745990; 12) Ukraine, 125847 , 812800; 13) Nigeria, 111548 , 591000; 14) Serbia, 73030 , 350946; 15) Democratic People's Republic of Korea, 69942 , 345000; 16) South Africa, 57588 , 282000; 17) Viet Nam, 57410 , 268600; 18) Italy, 57358 , 346245; 19) Iran (Islamic Republic of), 41695 , 197246; 20) Thailand, 39846 , 186598.
Bananas: Top Producing Countries: (Production, $1000; Production, metric tons in 2008, FAO): 1) India, 3736184 , 26217000; 2) China, 1146165 , 8042702; 3) Philippines, 1114265 , 8687624; 4) Brazil, 997306 , 6998150; 5) Ecuador, 954980 , 6701146; 6) Indonesia, 818200 , 5741352; 7) United Republic of Tanzania, 498785 , 3500000; 8) Mexico, 307718 , 2159280; 9) Costa Rica, 295993 , 2127000; 10) Colombia, 283253 , 1987603; 11) Burundi, 263643 , 1850000; 12) Thailand, 219533 , 1540476; 13) Guatemala, 216538 , 1569460; 14) Viet Nam, 193101 , 1355000; 15) Egypt, 151410 , 1062453; 16) Bangladesh, 124998 , 877123; 17) Papua New Guinea, 120563 , 940000; 18) Cameroon, 116858 , 820000; 19) Uganda, 87643 , 615000; 20) Malaysia, 85506 , 600000.
Watermelons: Top Producing Countries: (Production, $1000; Production, metric tons in 2008, FAO): 1) China, 6657110 , 67203275; 2) Turkey, 291925 , 4002285; 3) Iran (Islamic Republic of), 267625 , 2566660; 4) Brazil, 208040 , 1995206; 5) United States of America, 177238 , 1814500; 6) Egypt, 154938 , 1485939; 7) Mexico, 125093 , 1199711; 8) Republic of Korea, 89333 , 856755; 9) Algeria, 88069 , 844631; 10) Spain, 71395 , 721800; 11) Morocco, 67848 , 650700; 12) Greece, 66211 , 660000; 13) Russian Federation, 61253 , 1382450; 14) Kazakhstan, 60893 , 653910; 15) Uzbekistan, 47980 , 981200; 16) Iraq, 47517 , 455712; 17) Thailand, 45044 , 432000; 18) Viet Nam, 43793 , 420000; 19) Pakistan, 42958 , 411996; 20) Azerbaijan, 42262 , 407716.
Top Producing Countries of Sugar Cane: (Production, $1000; Production, metric tons in 2008, FAO): 1) Brazil, 13299034 , 645300182; 2) India, 6725632 , 348187900; 3) China, 2482336 , 124917502; 4) Thailand, 1526628 , 73501610; 5) Pakistan, 1194856 , 63920000; 6) Mexico, 1061490 , 51106900; 7) Colombia, 738608 , 38500000; 8) Australia, 677540 , 32621113; 9) Argentina, 622061 , 29950000; 10) Indonesia, 540020 , 26000000; 11) Guatemala, 526867 , 25436764; 12) Philippines, 509432 , 26601400; 13) United States of America, 486267 , 25041020; 14) South Africa, 425785 , 20500000; 15) Viet Nam, 331293 , 16128000; 16) Egypt, 311224 , 16469947; 17) Cuba, 217191 , 15700000; 18) Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of), 196238 , 9448162; 19) Peru, 195154 , 9395959; 20) Ecuador, 190483 , 9341095.
The worlds top producers of sugar in 1988 were: 1) EC-12, 2) India, 3) USSR, 4) Cuba, 5) Brazil, 6) the U.S. 7) China, 8) Mexico, 9) Australia, 10) Thailand. The worlds top exporters of sugar were in 1988: 1) Cuba, 2) EC-12, 3) Australia, 4) Thailand, 5) Brazil, 6) Mexico, 7) South Africa, 8) Mauritius, 9) Dominican Republic, 10) Fiji.
Coconuts have long been a staple crop in Thailand. More than a billion coconuts are produced in Thailand every year. Coconut oil mixed with kerosene has been used as automobile fuel. The idea was proposed by a coconut farmers as a solution for the problem of declining demand for coconut oil caused by health concerns. A village teacher and coconut farmer developed an engine that ran on coconut oil and used oil used by street vendors to fry donuts mixed with a small amount of kerosene to give it a “kick.” The engines have been used at shrimp farms and on ocean-going fishing boats used around Koh Samui.
Top Producing Countries: (Production, $1000; Production, metric tons in 2008, FAO): 1) Indonesia, 1763580 , 19500000; 2) Philippines, 1367481 , 15319500; 3) India, 985253 , 10894000; 4) Brazil, 249527 , 2759044; 5) Sri Lanka, 199944 , 2210800; 6) Thailand, 134206 , 1483927; 7) Mexico, 112724 , 1246400; 8) Viet Nam, 98217 , 1086000; 9) Papua New Guinea, 61227 , 677000; 10) Malaysia, 41187 , 455408; 11) Myanmar, 33462 , 370000; 11) United Republic of Tanzania, 33462 , 370000; 13) Ghana, 28579 , 316000; 14) Vanuatu, 27828 , 307700; 15) China, 26943 , 297911; 16) Solomon Islands, 24961 , 276000; 17) Jamaica, 24020 , 265600; 18) Mozambique, 23966 , 265000; 19) Nigeria, 21162 , 234000; 20) Samoa, 14018 , 155000.
Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesia are the world’s largest rubber producers. In the mid 2000s Thailand was the world’s largest rubber exporter. It produced 69,000 tons and supplied 38 percent of the world’s rubber in 2004. Much of the Thailand’s rubber production is bought by China and tire makers. In 2004, Thailand exported 1.5 million tons of rubber, worth $2.5 billion, to China. In 2005 sheets of ribbed smoked rubber rose 57 percent to $1.73 a kilogram on the back of continued strong demand from China.
Rubber is an important crop in southern Thailand . The landscape there is dominated by rubber plantations and rice paddies. Many people make their living as rubber tappers. Thailand’s three southern provinces account for about 15 percent of Thailand’s rubber production. During the 2000s production in the region dropped 10 percent because of violence connected to the Muslim insurgency there. The violence has chocked production and caused global rubber prices to rise.
The 50-member Thai Rubber Association controls 80 percent of Thailand’s rubber trade. At one time more than 80 percent of Thailand’s rubber changed hands through direct negotiations between wholesaler and buyers such as the tiremaker Goodyear and Bridgestone. The Tokyo Commodities Exchange is the world’s largest futures market for rubber. Rubber was selling for around $2.00 a kilogram in 2005. Poor harvests in Thailand and increased demand from China drove prices up that year.
The tire industry—dominated by Bridgestone, Michelin and Goodyear— is the biggest consumer of rubber. High prices for butadiebce, an oil product used to make synthetic rubber, has caused tire maker to turn to natural rubber to make tires. Higher oil and rubber prices have caused tire companies to raise their prices.
Top Rubber Producing Countries: (Production, $1000; Production, metric tons in 2008, FAO): 1) Thailand, 1698667 , 3166910; 2) Indonesia, 1567233 , 2921872; 3) Malaysia, 575213 , 1072400; 4) India, 439295 , 819000; 5) Viet Nam, 353796 , 659600; 6) China, 293861 , 547861; 7) Philippines, 220475 , 411044; 8) Côte d'Ivoire, 101124 , 188532; 9) Nigeria, 76702 , 143000; 10) Sri Lanka, 69321 , 129240; 11) Brazil, 64851 , 120905; 12) Liberia, 43446 , 81000; 13) Guatemala, 37546 , 70000; 14) Cameroon, 27891 , 52000; 15) Myanmar, 24137 , 45000; 16) Cambodia, 16990 , 31676; 17) Mexico, 14862 , 27709; 18) Guinea, 7455 , 13900; 19) Ecuador, 7375 , 13750; 20) Ghana, 7241 , 13500.
The worlds top exporters of rubber in 1988 were: 1) Malaysia, 2) Indonesia, 3) Thailand, 4) the U.S., 5) France, 6) W. Germany, 7) Japan, 8) the Netherlands, 9) U.S.S.R. and 10) the UK. The worlds top producers of rubber in 1988 were: 1) USSR, 2) the U.S., 3) Malaysia, 4) Japan, 5) Indonesia, 6) Thailand, 7) France, 8) W. Germany, 9) the UK, 10) Brazil.
Palm Oil: Top Producing Countries: (Production, $1000; Production, metric tons in 2008, FAO): 1) Malaysia, 5369279 , 17734441; 2) Indonesia, 5116644 , 16900000; 3) Nigeria, 402670 , 1330000; 4) Thailand, 393588 , 1300000; 5) Colombia, 235486 , 777800; 6) Papua New Guinea, 115654 , 382000; 7) Ecuador, 93552 , 309000; 8) Côte d'Ivoire, 87800 , 290000; 9) Honduras, 82774 , 273400; 10) China, 68121 , 225000; 11) Brazil, 66607 , 220000; 12) Costa Rica, 58802 , 194220; 13) Cameroon, 56010 , 185000; 13) Guatemala, 56010 , 185000; 15) Democratic Republic of the Congo, 55102 , 182000; 16) Ghana, 38753 , 128000; 17) Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of), 27066 , 89400; 18) Philippines, 24826 , 82000; 19) Mexico, 18771 , 62000; 20) Guinea, 15138 , 50000.
Tobacco: Top Producing Countries: (Production, $1000; Production, metric tons in 2008, FAO): 1) China, 5171973 , 2836725; 2) Brazil, 1551665 , 851058; 3) India, 948074 , 520000; 4) United States of America, 662016 , 363103; 5) Argentina, 309947 , 170000; 6) Indonesia, 309342 , 169668; 7) Malawi, 292149 , 160238; 8) Italy, 200554 , 110000; 9) Pakistan, 196479 , 107765; 10) Turkey, 170294 , 93403; 11) Zimbabwe, 144034 , 79000; 12) Thailand, 127625 , 70000; 13) Mozambique, 117309 , 64342; 14) Democratic People's Republic of Korea, 114862 , 63000; 15) United Republic of Tanzania, 92619 , 50800; 16) Lao People's Democratic Republic, 90851 , 49830; 17) Zambia, 87514 , 48000; 18) Canada, 80221 , 44000; 19) Bulgaria, 76870 , 42162; 20) Poland, 75116 , 41200.
Production and export of coffee expanded rapidly after Thailand became a member of the International Coffee Organization in 1981. Exports of coffee beans, most of which were grown in the South, reached 20,600 tons in 1985. Coffee Green: Top Producing Countries: (Production, $1000; Production, metric tons in 2008, FAO): 1) Brazil, 2286655 , 2796927; 2) Viet Nam, 872663 , 1067400; 3) Colombia, 563037 , 688680; 4) Indonesia, 558342 , 682938; 5) Peru, 223831 , 273780; 6) Ethiopia, 223520 , 273400; 7) Mexico, 217321 , 265817; 8) India, 214200 , 262000; 9) Guatemala, 203256 , 248614; 10) Uganda, 173098 , 211726; 11) Honduras, 155448 , 190137; 12) Costa Rica, 87757 , 107341; 13) Philippines, 79653 , 97428; 14) El Salvador, 73417 , 89801; 15) Côte d'Ivoire, 65404 , 80000; 16) Papua New Guinea, 61644 , 75400; 17) Nicaragua, 59458 , 72727; 18) Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of), 58864 , 72000; 19) Madagascar, 54776 , 67000; 20) Thailand, 41239 , 50442.
Tea: Top Producing Countries: (Production, $1000; Production, metric tons in 2008, FAO): 1) China, 1380615 , 1275384; 2) India, 871615 , 805180; 3) Kenya, 374331 , 345800; 4) Sri Lanka, 344995 , 318700; 5) Turkey, 214386 , 198046; 6) Viet Nam, 189331 , 174900; 7) Indonesia, 163297 , 150851; 8) Japan, 104462 , 96500; 9) Argentina, 82270 , 76000; 10) Thailand, 66636 , 61557; 11) Bangladesh, 63868 , 59000; 12) Malawi, 52112 , 48140; 13) Uganda, 46340 , 42808; 14) Iran (Islamic Republic of), 45842 , 42348; 15) United Republic of Tanzania, 37671 , 34800; 16) Myanmar, 28686 , 26500; 17) Zimbabwe, 24139 , 22300; 18) Rwanda, 21612 , 19965; 19) Mozambique, 18257 , 16866; 20) Nepal, 17493 , 16160.

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For more than 70 years, the construction community in Mississippi and the South has relied on quality products from Delta Industries. Since we began in 1945 with 22 Army surplus trucks, we have sought to be the best company in the concrete industry. Today, with a fleet of more than 220 trucks operating from thirty locations, Delta Industries is firmly established as the go-to source for Ready-Mix concrete in our market areas.
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Objecting to the BBMP and UDD circular dated March 30, 2017 reinterpreting its earlier directive on the lake buffer zone, the tribunal warned that if it was implemented , they would be held in contempt of its order.
Bengaluru: The Bellandur lake, which has for months been spewing a smelly white froth making the lives of people living around it miserable, may now at last be cleaned up with the National Green Tribunal (NGT), principal bench, Delhi on Wednesday passing an interim order directing the state government and BBMP to immediately shut down all polluting industries near it and clean it up in a month.
The government was also ordered to submit an action taken report to it in the next two weeks before the hearing was adjourned to May 18.
Going by the tribunal’s orders only industries, which are given the green signal by a Joint Inspection Team (JIT), can continue to function near the lake. And in future anyone found polluting or dumping waste into it, will have to pay an environmental compensation of Rs. 5 lakh for every offence.
The government has been directed to form a committee of officials from the BDA, Karnataka Lake Conservation and Development Authority (KLCDA) and Urban Development Department (UDD) not below the rank of additional secretary to ensure that the lake is cleaned up in a month as ordered.
Objecting to the BBMP and UDD circular dated March 30, 2017 reinterpreting its earlier directive on the lake buffer zone, the tribunal warned that if it was implemented , they would be held in contempt of its order.
Responding, BBMP Joint Commissioner, Sarfaraz Khan and UDD secretary Mahendra Jain submitted an affidavit tendering an unconditional apology and undertaking to withdraw the circular immediately.
But this has left the construction industry and developers in a quandary as over 200 major real estate projects have already been approved around it, according to Mr Suresh Hari, secretary of the Confederation of Real Estate Developers’ Associations of India (CREDAI), Karnataka chapter.
“The planning authorities have issued layout and building plans based on the earlier buffer zone prescribed in the Comprehensive Development Plan (CDP). Over 200 projects have already been approved and some are under progress. Another 300 applications are pending before the BBMP and BDA,” he said, however, noting that the case pertaining to buffer zone was coming up for hearing in the Supreme Court.
A UDD official listed some practical difficulties in cleaning up the Bellandur lake in a month as a plant to treat 150 million litres of sewage entering it per day is expected to be ready only by July. Another plant with a capacity to treat 100 MLD of sewage will also be built along the lake, he revealed.
Responding to the NGT order, Rajya Sabha member. Rajeev Chandrasekhar said the BBMP’s fondness for builders had been exposed . “The NGT order on Bellandur lake is a slap on the face of the BBMP and UDD, who despite having been exposed multiple times, continue to be a front for builders and have no interest in the welfare of the city or its people,” he charged.
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Figuring out what devices the application will support (phones, tablets, other devices – players, navigation).
Determining the earliest version of relevant operating systems to be supported.
Identifying the most popular models for the target audience.
Selecting additional devices with different screen sizes than the most popular models.
The next step is introducing functional requirements. It is important to define whether the app is browser-based or installable, whether it interacts with a Web site or database, whether it interacts with other apps or social networks, or if it is completely self-contained (does not interact with the Internet and cellular network).
Then it is time to develop test documentation. Many mobile apps only need high-level documentation, as tasks within the app are typically done with just a few clicks and do not involve complex tasks. This simplicity means that it is not necessary to create detailed instructions for testing.
For non-mobile apps as well, much depends on optimally partitioning app functionality into blocks while creating test documentation. This allows connections between different units to be tracked accurately, and requires less time to verify various functions.
To address all the above technical aspects, the following types of testing are performed on Mobile applications.
Type of application based upon the business functionality usages (banking, gaming, social or business).
Distribution channel which is used to spread the application (e.g. Apple App Store, Google play, direct distribution).
To validate whether all the required mandatory fields are working as required.
To validate that the mandatory fields are displayed in the screen in a distinctive way than the non-mandatory fields.
To validate whether the application works as per as requirement whenever the application starts/stops.
To validate whether the application goes into minimized mode whenever there is an incoming phone call. In order to validate the same we need to use a second phone, to call the device.
To validate that the device is able to perform required multitasking requirements whenever it is necessary to do so.
To validate that the application allows necessary social network options such as sharing, posting and navigation etc.
To validate that the application supports any payment gateway transaction such as Visa, Mastercard, Paypal etc as required by the application.
To validate that the page scrolling scenarios are being enabled in the application as necessary.
To validate that the navigation between relevant modules in the application are as per the requirement.
To validate that the truncation errors are absolutely to an affordable limit.
To validate that the user receives an appropriate error message like “Network error. Please try after some time” whenever there is any network error.
To validate that the installed application enables other applications to perform satisfactorily and it does not eat into the memory of the other applications.
To validate that the application resumes at the last operation in case of a hard reboot or system crash.
To validate whether the installation of the application can be done smoothly provided the user has the necessary resources and it does not lead to any significant errors.
To validate that the application performs auto start facility according to the requirements.
To validate whether the application performs according to the requirement in all versions of Mobile that is 2g, 3g and 4g.
To validate whether the application provides an available user guide for those who are not familiar to the app.
To determine whether the application performs as per the requirement under different load conditions.
To determine whether the current network coverage is able to support the application at peak, average and minimum user levels.
To determine whether the existing client-server configuration setup provides the required optimum performance level.
To identify the various application and infrastructure bottlenecks which prevent the application to perform at the required acceptability levels.
To validate whether the response time of the application is as per as the requirements.
To evaluate whether the battery life can support the application to perform under projected load volumes.
To validate application performance when network is changed to WIFI from 2G/3G or vice versa.
To validate each of the required the CPU cycle is optimization.
To validate that the battery consumption, memory leaks, resources like GPS, Camera performance is well within required guidelines.
To validate the application longevity whenever the user load is rigorous.
To validate the network performance while moving around with the device.
To validate the application performance when only intermittent phases of connectivity is required.
The following are the most prominent areas for compatibility testing.
To validate that the user Interface of the application is as per the screen size of the device, no text/control is partially invisible or inaccessible.
To ensure that the text is readable for all users for the application.
To ensure that the buttons should have the required size and be suitable to big fingers.
To ensure that the buttons are placed in the same section of the screen to avoid confusion to the end users.
To ensure that the icons are natural and consistent with the application.
To ensure that the buttons, which have the same function should also have the same color.
To ensure that the validation for the tapping zoom-in and zoom-out facilities should be enabled.
To ensure that the keyboard input can be minimized in an appropriate manner.
To ensure that the application provides a method for going back or undoing an action, on touching the wrong item, within an acceptable duration.
To ensure that the contextual menus are not overloaded because it has to be used quickly.
To ensure that the text is kept simple and clear to be visible to the users.
To ensure that the short sentences and paragraphs are readable to the end users.
To ensure that the font size is big enough to be readable and not too big or too small.
To validate the application prompts the user whenever the user starts downloading a large amount of data which may be not conducive for the application performance.
To validate that the closing of the application is performed from different states and verify if it re-opens in the same state.
To ensure that all strings are converted into appropriate languages whenever a language translation facility is available.
To ensure that the application items are always synchronized according to the user actions.
Usability testing is normally performed by manual users since only human beings can understand the sensibility and comfort ability of the other users.
The fundamental objective of security testing is to ensure that the application’s data and networking security requirements are met as per guidelines.
The following are the most crucial areas for checking the security of Mobile applications.
To validate that the application is able to withstand any brute force attack which is an automated process of trial and error used to guess a person’s username, password or credit-card number.
To validate whether an application is not permitting an attacker to access sensitive content or functionality without proper authentication.
To validate that the application has a strong password protection system and it does not permit an attacker to obtain, change or recover another user’s password.
To validate that the application does not suffer from insufficient session expiration.
To identify the dynamic dependencies and take measures to prevent any attacker for accessing these vulnerabilities.
To prevent from SQL injection related attacks.
To identify and recover from any unmanaged code scenarios.
To ensure whether the certificates are validated, does the application implement Certificate Pinning or not.
To protect the application and the network from the denial of service attacks.
To analyze the data storage and data validation requirements.
To enable the session management for preventing unauthorized users to access unsolicited information.
To check if any cryptography code is broken and ensure that it is repaired.
To validate whether the business logic implementation is secured and not vulnerable to any attack from outside.
To analyze file system interactions, determine any vulnerability and correct these problems.
To validate the protocol handlers for example trying to reconfigure the default landing page for the application using a malicious i-frame.
To protect against malicious client side injections.
To protect against malicious runtime injections.
To investigate file caching and prevent any malicious possibilities from the same.
To prevent from insecure data storage in the keyboard cache of the applications.
To investigate cookies and preventing any malicious deeds from the cookies.
To provide regular audits for data protection analysis.
Investigate custom created files and preventing any malicious deeds from the custom created files.
To prevent from buffer overflows and memory corruption cases.
To analyze different data streams and preventing any vulnerabilities from these.
Recovery Testing is the failure which is forced into an application to check how well the recover process is performed.
Cash recovery and transaction interruptions.
Validation of the effective application recovery situation post unexpected interruption/crash scenarios.
Verification of how the application handles a transaction during a power failure (i.e. Battery dies or a sudden manual shutdown of the device).
The validation of the process where the connection is suspended, the system needs to re-establish for recovering the data directly affected by the suspended connection.

How to convert 4490 centimeters to inches?
A common question is How many centimeter in 4490 inch? And the answer is 11404.6 cm in 4490 in. Likewise the question how many inch in 4490 centimeter has the answer of 1767.71653543 in in 4490 cm.
How much are 4490 centimeters in inches?
4490 centimeters equal 1767.71653543 inches (4490cm = 1767.71653543in). Converting 4490 cm to in is easy. Simply use our calculator above, or apply the formula to change the length 4490 cm to in.
What is 4490 centimeters in in?
To convert 4490 cm to in multiply the length in centimeters by 0.3937007874. The 4490 cm in in formula is [in] = 4490 * 0.3937007874. Thus, for 4490 centimeters in inch we get 1767.71653543 in.

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A student at Overbrook High School used his family ties to Philadelphia R&B group “Boyz II Men” to help him with his promposal.
Jalen Doggett, a junior, played a video of the trio asking his girlfriend to go to the prom with him during morning announcements.
“This is for my nephew, he wants to take you to prom,” said Boyz II Men member, Nathan Morris.