How to insert a dash in Microsoft Word 2013

Press Ctrl+Alt+Minus (on the numeric keypad)

How to sync work calendar on Microsoft Outlook to Google Nexus?

Google hates Microsoft. It is not straightforward to sync an Outlook calendar on Google devices such as Nexus.

1. Export your Outlook calendar (i.e. work calendar) to csv file. In Microsoft Outlook, go to File -> Open and export -> Import and export -> Export to a file -> Comma Separated Values -> Select destination folder: choose Calendar

2. Import the csv file to your Google Calendar. In your Google Calendar -> Other calendars -> Import calendar -> choose the csv file

3. Once it is imported to your Google Calendar, your Nexus will sync it automatically if there is a wifi connection.

High-consequence

High-consequence industries refers to industries in which accidents can be catastrophic,causing loss of life (aviation, chemical, nuclear, healthcare), disruption to society (oil and rail), and risks or threats to consumer safety (healthcare, food production).

UK universities ranking 2015

1  Cambridge

2  Oxford

3  London School of Economics

4  St Andrews

5  Durham

6  Imperial College London

7  Warwick

8  Bath

9  University College London

10 Exeter

11 Lancaster

12 Surrey

13 Loughborough

14 York

15 East Anglia

16 Birmingham

17 Bristol

18 Leicester

19 Newcastle

20 Southampton

21 Edinburgh

22 Kent

23 Cardiff

23 Leeds

23 Nottingham

26 Sheffield

27 Aston

28 King's College London

29 Glasgow

30 Manchester

31 Liverpool

31 Queen's, Belfast

33 Heriot-Watt

33 Royal Holloway

35 SOAS

36 Queen Mary

37 Reading

38 Sussex

39 Essex

40 City

41 Strathclyde

42 Swansea

43 Keele

44 Aberdeen

45 Stirling

46 St George's, University of London

47 Brunel

48 Oxford Brookes

49 Dundee

50 Goldsmiths, University of London

51 Coventry

52 Nottingham Trent

53 West of England, Bristol

54 Robert Gordon

55 Lincoln

55 Falmouth

57 Arts University Bournemouth

58 Northumbria

59 Winchester

60 Hertfordshire

61 Buckingham

62 University for the Creative Arts

63 Portsmouth

64 Bangor

65 Bournemouth

66 Hull

67 Huddersfield

68 Bath Spa

69 Sheffield Hallam

70 University of the Arts, London

71 De Montfort

72 Glasgow Caledonian

73 Brighton

73 Manchester Metropolitan

73 Northampton

76 Chichester

77 Bradford

78 Chester

79 Plymouth

80 Queen Margaret

81 Ulster

82 Liverpool John Moores

83 Birmingham City

84 Harper Adams

84 Salford

86 Derby

87 Aberystwyth

88 Royal Agricultural University

89 Edge Hill

90 Central Lancashire

91 Abertay

91 Gloucestershire

93 Roehampton

94 Middlesex

95 York St John

96 Teesside

96 Westminster

98 Cardiff Metropolitan

99 Greenwich

100 South Wales

101 Edinburgh Napier

102 Leeds Metropolitan

103 Canterbury Christ Church

104 Worcester

105 Staffordshire

106 Newman

107 Kingston

108 Sunderland

109 St Mark and St John

110 Glyndwr

110 West London

112 Cumbria

113 Leeds Trinity

114 Southampton Solent

115 Buckinghamshire New

116 Anglia Ruskin

117 Bedfordshire

118 Bishop Grosseteste

119 West of Scotland

120 University of the Highlands and Islands

121 London South Bank

122 Bolton

123 East London

124 London Metropolitan 

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UK Universities not in the league table

• Liverpool Hope, Newport, Swansea Metropolitan, Trinity St David and Wolverhampton requested not to be included in the league table

• Highlands and Islands – given its unique collegiate structure with thirteen academic partners, it would be inappropriate for the University of the Highlands and Islands to appear in the tables.

• Birkbeck and South Wales – excluded due to incomplete data sets

• Norwich University of the Arts – excluded as a single subject university.

Your constitution is your health

Life is fragile

Mimi died yesterday.

How to fix "adb devices" can't find Android device on Windows

Problem
Google Nexus 7 
Windows 7
Installed the latest Android sdk
"adb devices" couldn't find Android device when it was plugged in and USB debugging enabled

How to solve it

1. Adding the new device reference in android_winusb.inf
in C:\Android\sdk\extras\google\usb_driver

Right click your Android device in your computer's "Device Manager", select "properties", Details Tab and from the dropdown Property list select "Hardware Ids". Copy the 2 values in your clipboard.

Edit the android_winusb.inf file included with the Google USB Drivers (the location on my machine is "C:\Android\sdk\extras\google\usb_driver" and add these lines using the 2 values in your clipboard:

; your device model
%SingleAdbInterface%        = USB_Install, Clipboard first value
%CompositeAdbInterface%     = USB_Install, Clipboard second value

after the last lines of the [Google.NTx86] section.

2. Updated the drivers in your computer's Device Manager. (You need admin right to do this)

Device Manager -> Portable devices, right click the Android device in Device Manager -> Change settings (need admin right), uninstall the Android usb driver completely

unplug your Android device, re-plug back in,
update the driver, and manually point it to the google usb driver in "C:\Android\sdk\extras\google\usb_driver" (just select this directory)

3. In Command window, run 'adb devices'.
At this point adb should recognize the device (as an unauthorized device)

4. You will then see a dialog on your Android device, asking whether to accept an RSA key that allows debugging through this computer. Click Ok

(if you don't see this dialog on your phone, unplug your phone from the computer and plug it back in.)

run 'adb devices' again
This time the device will be authorized.