Cacareco (1954-1962) was a female black rhinoceros exhibited in Brazilian zoos. She is known for receiving many votes in the 1958 So Paulo city council elections as a form of protest vote. Electoral officials did not accept Cacareco's candidacy, but she eventually won 100,000 votes, more than any other party in that same election (which was also marked by rampant absenteeism).[1]
Cacareco was born in 1954 at the Jardim Zoolgico do Rio de Janeiro.[3] She was the daughter of rhinoceroses Britador and Terezinha. In 1958 she was loaned for three months, on the occasion of the opening of So Paulo Zoo.[4] In that year there were elections being held for the city council. Journalist Itabora Martins, displeased with the candidates' level, proposed the name of Cacareco as a write-in candidate.[5]
Hi Natan
I tried Brazil and twice after one hour of work Rhino no longer responds to commands. Example: if I try to use the command _line, nothing happens and I have to use CTRL ALT DEL to end the session
Vittorio
edit: After 11 additional hours of having the same Rhino session open (with one Raytraced view) and regular interval _Render command usage for Brazil renders, and viewport changes and adding _Lines Rhino continues to be responsive.
I was hoping to test Brazil for rhino 6. You have stated 12days ago it is no longer in Beta version and the web site states full version and evaluation build are together in one file. I have tried to down load evaluation version but it asks for a licence key? Does this mean I have to have owned an older version of Brazil to be able to test it on Rhino 6 ?
Why are we talking about fluffy rhinos? Well, the magnificent woolly rhino is not the only species that will be extinct in the near future, unless WE do something about it. There are less than 300 Sumatran rhinos left in the wild (photos not under copyright are thus rarer than snow leopards in Regents Park, hence why no photos of the Sumatran rhino are present in a blog focusing on Sumatran rhinos) but this is just an example species, there are four others, as mentioned, and all are threatened, including the tank-like Indian one horned rhino sporting its threat display in the photo above, and the lovebirds on the right here. Three of them are critically endangered. What is really a kick in the tufty ears is that rhinos are killed for the most ridiculous of reasons- a myth.
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We describe two cases of extensive indolent calvarial osteomyelitis after rhino-orbital-mucormycosis in diabetic patients previously diagnosed with COVID-19. Both patients presented with acute rhino-orbital symptoms about one month after being diagnosed with COVID-19. Treatment with intravenous liposomal Amphotericin B and prompt radical surgical debridement was instituted, but calvarial osteomyelitis ensued and persisted chronically despite maintenance of antifungal therapy and partial debridement of necrotic calvarial bone. The patients were discharged to continue antifungal therapy on a day-hospital regime. After more than 8 months of treatment, they remain with radiological signs of osteomyelitis but with no symptoms or intracranial extension of the infection. Calvarial indolent osteomyelitis secondary to mucormycosis is extremely rare, and little is known regarding its treatment. We believe it can be controlled with medical treatment and partial bony debridement although more studies are necessary to better define therapy.
Question number 3:
Rhino has a better file tesilator (spelling?) than Alias. Some design companies buy a seat of rhino just for this flexibility. Overall, transferring into ProE or Solidworks (which make up 2/3 of the engineering market) both Rhino and Alias are equal. Rhino has more flexibility when transferring to more uncommon engineering programs.
Overall this is my opinion:
You dont buy Alias for ray-tracing- you buy it for fast iterative work. As much as I dont like the way that d-engine has berated the Rhino interface, i agree with his assessment of history. It is the ability to quicky revise designs that gets you ahead in this market.
Alias invests into providing software and training for university design programs. So many designers out of school are more familiar with Alias, depending on your studio talent this can increase productivity.
Both Alias and Rhino are nurbs modelers which allows them to be used as design tools and not as engineering tools. This is great for an iterative development process with tons of flexibility. If you have a small budget learn Rhino and then save your money and upgrade to Alias. The concept is basically the same but with Alias you have more flexibility and the power to blow clients out of the water.
I am trying to add specular maps to materials in rhino 6 but can't figure out how to do it or if it is even possible in the current version of enscape for rhino. I'm using the rhino renderer for materials and in custom materials there are slots for color, transparency, bump, and environment, but not specular. Do you know where I can find a slot to add a specular bitmap that works in enscape for rhino?
Lewis Williams - you can only add Specular Maps when using VRay or Brazil for Rhino, and Rhino does not have a slot for this in its native texture mapping solution, so the only solution is to control this via the Gloss and Reflection, as well as the Refl. polish settings in Rhinos native material editor.
Lewis Williams - I just wanted to update you, that we will be releasing a Material Editor for Rhino in a future release of Enscape (hopefully version version 2,5), and this will allow you more control over the Specular parameters.
Human rhinovirus (HRV) is one of the most common human viral pathogens related to infections of the upper and lower respiratory tract, which can result in bronchiolitis and pneumonia. However, the relevance of HRV in human health was under-estimated for long time due to the absence of molecular targets for influenza and influenza-like syndrome surveillance in Braslia, Brazil.
In this study, it was reported the predominance of rhinoviruses in cases of respiratory illness for negative patients for the influenza and influenza-like syndrome surveillance, being rhinorrhea, the most significant symptom associated with the disease.
Human rhinovirus (HRV) is one of the most common human viral pathogens. They are non-enveloped single-stranded RNA virus, member of Enterovirus genus, of Picornaviridae family [1, 2]. About half of common cold are caused by rhinoviruses, which have more than 160 serotypes described, in three species (rhinovirus A, B, and C) [3]. In addition, cold leads to economic problems related clinical morbidity, overloading the health system, also causing absences at work and in schools [2, 4].
Rhinoviruses cause not only upper respiratory tract infections but also lower respiratory tract infections, mainly in children and patients with chronic pulmonary disease or immunocompromised [5]. The most common symptoms of upper infection are sore throat, rhinorrhea, headache, cough, malaise, and lower fever. However, in some cases, there may be aggravation for rhinosinusitis and otitis media [6, 7]. Infections of the lower respiratory tract are often associated with bronchiolitis and pneumonia especially in children [8,9,10].
In Brazil, the implementation of the sentinel surveillance system began in 2000 [11], so referral hospitals have been conducting active surveillance to detect respiratory viruses. Such surveillance includes notification and laboratory investigation of cases with the diagnostic criteria of influenza-like syndrome (ILS) and severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS). This viral respiratory infection monitoring has resulted in important information about the circulation of community-acquired respiratory viruses. However, some viruses may not be identified by the absence of RT-qPCR target performed at central laboratories.
Medical records were obtained from compulsory notification sheet for ILS and SARS sent with the sample to the laboratory. Data were analyzed using the software IBM SPSS (Chicago, USA). Non-parametric tests were used as appropriate, for qualitative and quantitative variables. All p values were two tailed and a value of
When identifying the location of the most related virus (in the databases), it can be observed that there is almost no relation in the geographical distribution (Table 3). The most related rhinovirus isolates came from several continents such as America, Asia, Europe, and Oceania. This observation suggests that the dissemination of the rhinoviruses can happen worldwide in long distance and is different from the arbovirus geographical dissemination.
Patients with rhinovirus were located significantly more in rural areas when compared to negative patients. The odds ratio for the rural area was 4.367 (1/0.229), which means that people resident in rural areas were 4.367 times more affected by rhinovirus when compared to urban dwellers.
Patients with rhinovirus presented 2.985 (1/0.335) times less chance of experiencing respiratory distress, 6.601 and 3.892 times more chance of having rhinorrhea and using medication (oseltamivir), respectively. Thus, it is observed that the main symptoms related to rhinovirus infection were the presence of rhinorrhea and absence of respiratory discomfort. The use of antiviral medication, oseltamivir, was also significantly more observed in patients with rhinovirus in the multiple analysis.
To assess how respiratory symptoms were associated in patients with rhinovirus infection, a cluster analysis was performed with the 40 positive patients, using dendrogram with Ward method and measure of the quadratic Euclidean distance. It is observed that two groups of symptoms were mainly formed: fever, cough, and rhinorrhea in the first group and myalgia, O2 saturation
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