This LinkedIn profile belongs to Kevin Dixon, who works as a welder and fabricator in Yorkshire, England. Kevin has over 15 years of experience in welding, fabrication, and engineering maintenance roles. He is skilled in various welding techniques including MMA, MIG, and TIG welding. Kevin is also highly organized, a strong team player, and dedicated to providing excellent customer service.
O vice-prefeito Carlos Machado assume interinamente o cargo de prefeito de Ilhéus por 10 dias enquanto o prefeito Jabes Ribeiro está de licença para descanso. Jabes pede aos secretários que deem toda atenção a Carlos durante esse período e Carlos promete dar continuidade às diretrizes de Jabes para o desenvolvimento de Ilhéus.
Real-time audio filter examples with the ezDSP c5505_v2Tom Derks
This document describes real-time audio filtering examples implemented on the eZdsp c5505 digital signal processing module. It discusses the software implementation of various filters including FIR, IIR, and downsampling filters. Code Composer Studio is used to program the module, with optimized DSP library functions used for filtering. The audio input is captured and output in real-time using DMA transfers, while different filters can be dynamically selected using GPIO inputs. The processed audio output can be heard and the frequency spectrum visualized, helping students understand common signal processing operations.
This LinkedIn profile belongs to Kevin Dixon, who works as a welder and fabricator in Yorkshire, England. Kevin has over 15 years of experience in welding, fabrication, and engineering maintenance roles. He is skilled in various welding techniques including MMA, MIG, and TIG welding. Kevin is also highly organized, a strong team player, and dedicated to providing excellent customer service.
O vice-prefeito Carlos Machado assume interinamente o cargo de prefeito de Ilhéus por 10 dias enquanto o prefeito Jabes Ribeiro está de licença para descanso. Jabes pede aos secretários que deem toda atenção a Carlos durante esse período e Carlos promete dar continuidade às diretrizes de Jabes para o desenvolvimento de Ilhéus.
Real-time audio filter examples with the ezDSP c5505_v2Tom Derks
This document describes real-time audio filtering examples implemented on the eZdsp c5505 digital signal processing module. It discusses the software implementation of various filters including FIR, IIR, and downsampling filters. Code Composer Studio is used to program the module, with optimized DSP library functions used for filtering. The audio input is captured and output in real-time using DMA transfers, while different filters can be dynamically selected using GPIO inputs. The processed audio output can be heard and the frequency spectrum visualized, helping students understand common signal processing operations.
The document outlines an itinerary for a project meeting in Slovenia, including a visit to a school, sightseeing in Vrhnika and the Alpine region, a performance event, and sport activities before concluding with sightseeing in Ljubljana.
The document outlines an itinerary for a project meeting in Slovenia, including a visit to a school, sightseeing in Vrhnika and the Alpine region, a performance event, and sport activities before concluding with sightseeing in Ljubljana.
The document discusses a first project meeting that is taking place in Sicily. Key details include that it is the kickoff meeting for a new project and that the location of the meeting is in Sicily, Italy. The purpose of the meeting is to align stakeholders on project goals, timeline, and next steps.
National holiday National holiday. June 2nd in Italy celebrates Italy becoming a republic on June 2, 1946 after a referendum where citizens voted to abolish the monarchy and establish a republic with over 12 million votes, replacing 85 years of monarchy and the House of Savoy with a new democratic government after World War II and fascism. It is one of Italy's most important public holidays marked with a grand military parade in Rome.
Italian Christmas celebrations blend Christian traditions with pre-existing pagan winter solstice traditions, as the ancient Roman festival of Saturnalia coincided with Christmas. As a result, Christmas fairs, parties and torchlight processions in Italy honor both the birth of Christ and the pagan "Unconquered Sun" deity. The Italian word for Christmas, "Natale", literally means "birthday".
Easter in Italy has many religious rituals and traditions, including solemn processions before Easter where statues of Jesus and Mary are paraded through cities and displayed in squares, often accompanied by participants in traditional ancient costumes and with olive branches. The Monday after Easter is also a holiday in Italy known as Pasquetta that marks the joyous celebration of Easter.
Spring festivals are observed in many countries around the first day of spring to celebrate the changing of seasons from winter to spring. These festivals often involve activities like flower viewing, outdoor activities after winter, and looking forward to warmer weather and longer days. People come together to welcome the spring season and new beginnings.
Italian cuisine has evolved over centuries through various influences including neighboring regions, conquerors, and political changes. It was further shaped by the discovery of the New World, which introduced ingredients like potatoes, tomatoes, peppers, and maize that are now central to Italian cuisine. Dishes vary significantly by region, though some were once regional but are now found across Italy. Cheese, wine, and coffee also play important roles and vary between regions.
Traditional Italian weddings involve the bride and groom having separate meals the night before the wedding, with the groom presenting the bride her bridal bouquet, a gift from his family, upon her arrival at the ceremony venue. After the ceremony, guests throw rice over the bride and groom as confetti, and each guest receives a Bomboniere of sugared almonds wrapped in lace to symbolize health, wealth, fertility, happiness and long life.
Traditional Italian weddings involve the bride and groom having separate meals the night before the wedding, with the groom presenting the bride her bridal bouquet, a gift from his family, upon her arrival at the ceremony venue. After the ceremony, guests throw rice over the bride and groom as confetti, and each guest receives a Bomboniere of sugared almonds wrapped in lace to symbolize health, wealth, fertility, happiness and long life.
Italian cuisine has evolved over centuries through various influences including neighboring regions, conquerors, and political changes. It was further shaped by the discovery of the New World, which introduced ingredients like potatoes, tomatoes, peppers, and maize that are now central to Italian cuisine. Dishes vary significantly by region, though some were once regional but are now found across Italy with regional variations. Cheese, wine, and coffee also play important roles and vary between regions.
Spring festivals are observed in many countries around the first day of spring to celebrate the changing of seasons from winter to spring. These festivals often involve activities like flower viewing, eating spring-themed foods, and celebrating renewal and rebirth after winter. People look forward to signs that spring has arrived like flowers blooming and temperatures warming up.
Easter in Italy has many religious rituals and traditions, including solemn processions before Easter where statues of Jesus and Mary are paraded through cities and displayed in squares, often accompanied by participants in traditional ancient costumes and with olive branches. The Monday after Easter is also a holiday in Italy known as Pasquetta that marks the joyous celebration of Easter.
Italian Christmas celebrations blend Christian traditions with pre-existing pagan winter solstice traditions, as the ancient Roman festival of Saturnalia coincided with Christmas. As a result, Christmas fairs, parties and torchlight processions in Italy honor both the birth of Christ and the pagan "Unconquered Sun" deity. The Italian word for Christmas, "Natale", literally means "birthday".
National holiday National holiday. June 2nd in Italy celebrates Italy becoming a republic on June 2, 1946 after a referendum where citizens voted to abolish the monarchy and establish a republic with over 12 million votes, replacing 85 years of monarchy and the House of Savoy with a new democratic government after World War II and fascism. It is one of Italy's most important public holidays marked with a grand military parade in Rome.
Venice and Viareggio have Italy's biggest and most elaborate carnival festivals, while other towns celebrate carnival in unusual ways. Carnival in Venice is a refined, laid-back affair where costumed characters and awesome entertainment can be found throughout the city.
The document outlines activities for a visit from Italian partners, including attending technical school lessons, going on excursions to Postojna cave and lake Cerkniško, learning about Roman clothings and customs, and taking a guided tour of Ljubljana including attending Carnival celebrations.
Independence Day in Slovenia is celebrated on June 25th to commemorate the day in 1991 when Slovenia formally declared independence from Yugoslavia. Every year a ceremony is held the night before in Ljubljana's Republic Square to mark the occasion. As Slovenia and Croatia were once closely connected, it is notable that Croatia also proclaimed its independence on June 25th.
The document outlines an itinerary for a project meeting in Slovenia, including a visit to a school, sightseeing in Vrhnika and the Alpine region, a performance event, and sport activities before concluding with sightseeing in Ljubljana.
The document outlines an itinerary for a project meeting in Slovenia, including a visit to a school, sightseeing in Vrhnika and the Alpine region, a performance event, and sport activities before concluding with sightseeing in Ljubljana.
The document discusses a first project meeting that is taking place in Sicily. Key details include that it is the kickoff meeting for a new project and that the location of the meeting is in Sicily, Italy. The purpose of the meeting is to align stakeholders on project goals, timeline, and next steps.
National holiday National holiday. June 2nd in Italy celebrates Italy becoming a republic on June 2, 1946 after a referendum where citizens voted to abolish the monarchy and establish a republic with over 12 million votes, replacing 85 years of monarchy and the House of Savoy with a new democratic government after World War II and fascism. It is one of Italy's most important public holidays marked with a grand military parade in Rome.
Italian Christmas celebrations blend Christian traditions with pre-existing pagan winter solstice traditions, as the ancient Roman festival of Saturnalia coincided with Christmas. As a result, Christmas fairs, parties and torchlight processions in Italy honor both the birth of Christ and the pagan "Unconquered Sun" deity. The Italian word for Christmas, "Natale", literally means "birthday".
Easter in Italy has many religious rituals and traditions, including solemn processions before Easter where statues of Jesus and Mary are paraded through cities and displayed in squares, often accompanied by participants in traditional ancient costumes and with olive branches. The Monday after Easter is also a holiday in Italy known as Pasquetta that marks the joyous celebration of Easter.
Spring festivals are observed in many countries around the first day of spring to celebrate the changing of seasons from winter to spring. These festivals often involve activities like flower viewing, outdoor activities after winter, and looking forward to warmer weather and longer days. People come together to welcome the spring season and new beginnings.
Italian cuisine has evolved over centuries through various influences including neighboring regions, conquerors, and political changes. It was further shaped by the discovery of the New World, which introduced ingredients like potatoes, tomatoes, peppers, and maize that are now central to Italian cuisine. Dishes vary significantly by region, though some were once regional but are now found across Italy. Cheese, wine, and coffee also play important roles and vary between regions.
Traditional Italian weddings involve the bride and groom having separate meals the night before the wedding, with the groom presenting the bride her bridal bouquet, a gift from his family, upon her arrival at the ceremony venue. After the ceremony, guests throw rice over the bride and groom as confetti, and each guest receives a Bomboniere of sugared almonds wrapped in lace to symbolize health, wealth, fertility, happiness and long life.
Traditional Italian weddings involve the bride and groom having separate meals the night before the wedding, with the groom presenting the bride her bridal bouquet, a gift from his family, upon her arrival at the ceremony venue. After the ceremony, guests throw rice over the bride and groom as confetti, and each guest receives a Bomboniere of sugared almonds wrapped in lace to symbolize health, wealth, fertility, happiness and long life.
Italian cuisine has evolved over centuries through various influences including neighboring regions, conquerors, and political changes. It was further shaped by the discovery of the New World, which introduced ingredients like potatoes, tomatoes, peppers, and maize that are now central to Italian cuisine. Dishes vary significantly by region, though some were once regional but are now found across Italy with regional variations. Cheese, wine, and coffee also play important roles and vary between regions.
Spring festivals are observed in many countries around the first day of spring to celebrate the changing of seasons from winter to spring. These festivals often involve activities like flower viewing, eating spring-themed foods, and celebrating renewal and rebirth after winter. People look forward to signs that spring has arrived like flowers blooming and temperatures warming up.
Easter in Italy has many religious rituals and traditions, including solemn processions before Easter where statues of Jesus and Mary are paraded through cities and displayed in squares, often accompanied by participants in traditional ancient costumes and with olive branches. The Monday after Easter is also a holiday in Italy known as Pasquetta that marks the joyous celebration of Easter.
Italian Christmas celebrations blend Christian traditions with pre-existing pagan winter solstice traditions, as the ancient Roman festival of Saturnalia coincided with Christmas. As a result, Christmas fairs, parties and torchlight processions in Italy honor both the birth of Christ and the pagan "Unconquered Sun" deity. The Italian word for Christmas, "Natale", literally means "birthday".
National holiday National holiday. June 2nd in Italy celebrates Italy becoming a republic on June 2, 1946 after a referendum where citizens voted to abolish the monarchy and establish a republic with over 12 million votes, replacing 85 years of monarchy and the House of Savoy with a new democratic government after World War II and fascism. It is one of Italy's most important public holidays marked with a grand military parade in Rome.
Venice and Viareggio have Italy's biggest and most elaborate carnival festivals, while other towns celebrate carnival in unusual ways. Carnival in Venice is a refined, laid-back affair where costumed characters and awesome entertainment can be found throughout the city.
The document outlines activities for a visit from Italian partners, including attending technical school lessons, going on excursions to Postojna cave and lake Cerkniško, learning about Roman clothings and customs, and taking a guided tour of Ljubljana including attending Carnival celebrations.
Independence Day in Slovenia is celebrated on June 25th to commemorate the day in 1991 when Slovenia formally declared independence from Yugoslavia. Every year a ceremony is held the night before in Ljubljana's Republic Square to mark the occasion. As Slovenia and Croatia were once closely connected, it is notable that Croatia also proclaimed its independence on June 25th.
2. Občutki v naravi
• Odpravile smo se na kratek sprehod v jesenski
gozd. Prisluhnile smo naravi. Slišale smo ptičje
petje, ptic, ki še niso odletele v toplejše kraje
in tiho šumenje potoka.
• Posnele smo tudi to fotografijo, ki prikazuje
polža, kako se skriva med deteljicami.
3. ANKETA
• Odločile smo se, da bomo
raziskale, vednost ljudi o
zdravilih, ki jih uporabljajo.
• Razdelili smo 100 anket
• Rezultati so naslednji:
4. Ali vas zanima, kaj je v zdravilih?
1
0.8
0.6
da
0.4
ne
0.2
0
Ugotovitve:
Večino ljudi zanima, kaj je v
zdravilih. To smo tudi pričakovale,
zato nas rezultat ni presenetil.
5. Ali ste kdaj poskusili narediti kakšno
zdravilo sami?
0.55
0.5
da
0.45 ne
0.4
Ugotovitve:
Rezultati so si zelo podobni, saj je razlika le
za 8%. Vseeno pa je več ljudi, ki je že izdelalo
domače zdravilo.
6. Vrste zdravil, ki so jih naredili doma:
notranja
uporaba
zunanja
uporaba
oboje
Ugotovitve:
Ugotovili smo, da je najlažje narediti zdravilo za notranjo uporabo
( npr. čaj, sirup,…). Nekateri ljudje so poskusili narediti tudi oboje.
7. Kje so dobili recept za izdelavo zdravil:
0.2
knjiga
0.15 internet
nasvet
0.1 knjiga+internet
knjiga+nasvet
0.05 nasvet+internet
vse
0 drugo
Ugotovitve:
Največ ljudi je za izdelavo zdravila vprašalo za nasvet (babice,
mame,…), nekateri pa so si pomagali še s knjigo ali z internetom.
8. Katerim zdravilom bolj zaupate?
sintetična
naravna
doma narejena
Ugotovitve:
vse
Največ ljudi
zaupa naravnim
sintetična +
naravna zdravilom, kar
smo tudi
naravna + doma
narejena pričakovale.
9. Koliko zdravilnih rastlin poznate?
0 do 5
6 do 10
11 ali več
Ugotovitve:
Rezultat nas je presenetil , saj smo pričakovale,
da največ ljudi pozna od 6-10 zdravilnih rastlin.
Iz grafa je razvidno, da so vrednosti
dokaj enakomerno porazdeljene.
10. Veste na kaj učinkujejo?
Ugotovitve:
ne Kot pri prejšnjem
vprašanju je tudi tokrat
da, vendar ne rezultat zanimiv,
za vse saj je bilo pričakovano,
da
da bo več ljudi
poznalo zdravilne
rastline, vendar
ne bodo vedeli, na kaj
učinkujejo.
11. Zdravilne rastline, ki jih poznajo
35 kamilice
Ugotovitve:
30
žajbelj Največ ljudi
25 pozna kamilice,
rman
20 žajbelj, rman in
smrekovi vršički
smrekove vršičke.
15
in trpotec
10 lipa in arnika
5
kopriva in meta
0
12. Intervju
• Obiskale smo Lekarno Ljubljana na Vrhniki v
kateri smo opravile intervju.
• Izprašale smo g. Marjetko Kozjek magistrico
farmacije.
13. • Ali ljudje raje kupujejo zdravila naravnega ali sintetičnega izvora?
Ljudje se pogosto res raje odločajo za nakup zdravil, ki so naravnega izvora. Če so takšna
tudi na voljo za zdravljenje njihovih težav, saj so mnenja, da so le ta bolj varna.
• Kako pa je glede starosti? Ali starejši raje kupujejo nar./um. zdravila?
Starejši so mogoče res bolj nagnjeni k nakupu zdravil naravnega izvora, saj pogosto bolj
zaupajo tradicionalnim metodam zdravljenja.
• Kaj pa Vi podpirate nar./um. zdravila?
Moje merilo pri svetovanju zdravila je, da posamezniku ponudimo tisto. Za kar menim,
da bo zanj najbolj učinkovito. Pri tem mi ni pomembno ali je zdravilo naravno ali
sintetično.
• Katera zdravila so bolj zanesljiva?
Bolj zanesljiva so zdravila tista zdravila. Ki so bolj preizkušena. Zanesljivost naravnih
zdravil pogosto temelji na njihovi tradicionalni uporabi, kar pomeni, da se takšno
zdravilo uporablja že več desetletij ali celo stoletij. Po drugi strani pa se sintezna zdravila
uporabljajo krajši čas, vendar pa so njihova preskušanja bolj intenzivna.
14. • Katerih je več?
Danes je na trgu več umetnih oziroma sintetičnih zdravil.
• Katera nar./um. zdravila večkrat delujejo obratno od pričakovanj?
Zdravila so pripravki, ki so tako natančno preverjeni in se zato nepričakovani
dogodki v zvezi z njim skoraj ne dogajajo. Če pa se je o njih treba poročati.
• Na katera zdravila se telo hitreje odziva oziroma so bolj agresivna za bolnika?
Praviloma sintetična.
• Ali Vi priporočate naravna in sintetična zdravila hkrati?
Če je po mojem mnenju za posameznika najbolj učinkovita kombinacija naravnih in
sintetičnih zdravil, takrat svetujemo uporabo kombinacije obeh.
15. • Po babičinem receptu si lahko pripravimo
kremo, ki nam bo varovala roke in nohte.
• Kako? Oglejte si videoposnetek na koncu
prispevka.