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Greenacres is een plaats (city) in de Amerikaanse staat Florida, en valt bestuurlijk gezien onder Palm Beach County.

Demografie
Bij de volkstelling in 2000 werd het aantal inwoners vastgesteld op 27.569.
In 2006 is het aantal inwoners door het United States Census Bureau geschat op 32.395, een stijging van 4826 (17,5%).

Geografie
Volgens het United States Census Bureau beslaat de plaats een oppervlakte van
12,1 km², geheel bestaande uit land.

Plaatsen in de nabije omgeving
De onderstaande figuur toont nabijgelegen plaatsen in een straal van 8 km rond Greenacres.

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Plaats in Florida

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Nesbeth and FSU hunt College Cup title – The Royal Gazette | Bermuda News, Business, Sports, Events, & Community
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Nesbeth and FSU hunt College Cup title
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Created: Dec 06, 2021 11:15 AM
LeiLanni Nesbeth: Playing in the College Cup final tonight with Florida State University in California (File photograph by Lawrence Trott)
LeiLanni Nesbeth and her Florida State University team will play in tonight's NCAA College Cup championship final in Santa Clara, California against BYU.
FSU, the No. 1 ranked team, defeated Ruthgers 1-0 on Friday night with Jaelin Howell scoring in the 71st minute on a rebound following a corner kick.
BYU got by the defending national champions, Santa Clara, in a shoot-out later on Friday night. Florida State won national titles in 2014 and 2018 and are playing for their twelfth College Cup.
"We knew that Rutgers was going to be a great team and we had to stay patient throughout the course of the game, and I thought we did a good job of that," Howell said.
"We were a little sloppy in the first half, but came out composed in the second half and we knew that things were going to open up if we played together and had patience. So when that goal came, I was just excited to contribute."
Florida State made it to last season's College Cup final, which was played in May after the coronavirus pandemic postponed the 2020 season. Santa Clara won the title on penalties after a 1-1 draw.
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Of Robots, Rubik's Cubes, and Responsibility
On Saturday, March 24, it was my privilege to attend the Long Island Connected Educators' Summit hosted at W.E. Howitt Middle School, in Farmingdale, New York. Otherwise known as CELI, this event (the fifth annual), is led by Dr. Bill Brennan and a team of dynamic, passionate, and dedicated teachers, administrators, and students from the Farmingdale School District. This team inspires, both professionally and personally. Make some time to visit the Twitter hashtag #CELI18 and you'll know what I mean. This was a memorable day for us all.
This year, CELI resonated differently for me. Catching up with friends and colleagues greeted one another with handshakes and hugs. Talk turned quickly to what makes us proud and what challenges us. Standing with my cup of coffee, I partook in conversations about "the new job", how different schools prepare for, respond to, and prevent crises, and how we can better address issues involving equity in education. Amazing, when you think how this was free, on a Saturday, and we were among of hundreds of educators, eager to connect and learn together, while we sipped a second (or third) cup of coffee.
As part of Learning Leadership, this month I'd planned to write about experiences of late that have been nudging me to see school differently, and to challenge myself to help and to support others to see it a differently as well. Before Saturday, these thoughts involved robots, the Rubik's Cube, and current societal events that are directly impacting our students and school communities.
The quote below, captured beautifully by Bonnie McClelland, has me thinking.
I had the good fortune to be in the room when these words were spoken, and I've found myself repeating them even since I first heard them spoken during the opening CELI panel discussion. The dynamic young adolescent who expressed it, spoke it proudly in her opening introduction, where said her name and she told us, "I love robots!" It was at that moment, she captured everyone's hearts and everyone's full attention. It was then that all in the room knew this day would be different. This was only the beginning, our first chance to learn from the wisdom of children, of adolescents, of young adults, and of one another.
The entire day was filled with student voice and educator voice. Thematically, attendees seemed to be reminded that, above all else, we've got a lot to learn, but also that we've got a lot to be thankful for, because there are others around us who are willing to learn with us, and to teach us. I won't attempt to share all of that here, but I do feel it important to express gratitude to Bill Brennan and his planning team. Thank you for knowing your impact, sharing your wisdom, and modeling the way schools can and should work...for all learners.
The tweet above from Eric Sheninger recently caught my eye, tying conveniently to my current line of thinking and the themes of CELI.
First, I started seeing things differently in my own life.
A 13 year-old who I know well has been involved in FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) since his start in middle school. You may know an adolescent like this. He's at-times, a self-assured leader, and in most cases, he'd otherwise prefer to blend into his surroundings. This year, in addition to programming and designing a robot for competition, his team also presented on how to solve a real-world problem: to use what we know about hydrodynamics to research and recommend how to purify contaminated water that comes as a result of natural disasters. Going to his competitions, you wouldn't know this. There's a deejay, an emcee, referees on rollerblades, concessions. There's a noisy, crowded, organized gymnasium, with hundreds of students and dozens of schools, competing with one and rooting for one another.
A visit to the FIRST website clearly shows what matters most: core values of gracious professionalism and "coopertition" (a combination of cooperation and competition). And these values, they shine through.
"FIRST is more than robots. The robots are a vehicle for students to learn important life skills. Kids often come in not knowing what to expect - of the program nor of themselves. They leave, even after the first season, with a vision, with confidence, and with a sense that they can create their own future."
- Dean Kamen, FIRST Founder
With "robotics season" now behind us, I've been thinking, how can we make "school", for students and teachers, more like robotics?
A pre-adolescent I know well has long solved puzzles, played board games, designs and builds anything imaginable. He's gotten into constructing fidget spinners, watching YouTube videos, and then watching YouTube videos about how to design a better fidget spinner. Along comes the return of the Rubik's Cube, and he's moved onto algorithms. The kid teaches himself how to do things and is unafraid of trial and error, designing prototypes, iterations, and of failure. Because he knows, failure is nothing more than a "first attempt in learning".
Each of these kids I describe shows signs of being a "systems thinker". Each is a problem-solver. Both are cooks and bakers, musicians, mad scientists, and when the mood strikes them, athletes. They are tactile learners and kinesthetic learners. They are readers, but more so when they're able to apply what they read to be meaningfully engaged in learning something new. And, these boys...they're my sons.
As an educator-dad, I've been pleased with my kids' education since our first Kindergarten experience with our oldest child, over a decade ago. Fortunately, for my kids - like so many other teachers' kids - they're good students because they know how school "works". They're courteous and respectful. They're organized and can manage their time. And most importantly, they're good people, helpful, empathetic, and caring towards others. And, they're also "typical kids". When asked what they did at school, the first response is often, "Nothing". When asked what the best part of the day was, the answer is either, "lunch" or "when the school day was over". This often reminds me, it's my job, as the adult to ask better questions, to delve deeper, and to be patient awaiting a response. After all, I have to remain hopeful that, despite what they may tell me. I have to believe that they did something. Right?
These kids come from a good home, where learning and hard work are valued. They are well-fed, well-clothed, and have opportunities that they're grateful for being afforded. I'm thankful for them, and am proud of them every day. And at school, they are known and they know they are known. That matters, and it makes all the difference, keeping a balanced message between home and school.
My intent here is not to brag about my kids. It's to illustrate that, while these are two kids who I know, I am reminded that there are kids out there who are not quite as fortunate, to be known and to know they are known. Some are dealing with more than anyone should be expected to handle, and they do it with grace, with perseverance, and with hope, that someone will make an effort to know them.
This brings me back to this weekend in Farmingdale. Attendees (myself included) were welcomed with enthusiasm and enthralled by stories of innovation, there were a number of other important takeaways. Embrace change and celebrate mistakes. Approach a challenge, prepared to accept failure (likely numerous times). Think, "We're not there YET, but we will get there, together." This attitude was pervasive among the adults. But possibly more impressive (and adults with a growth mindset are always impressive), were THE KIDS. Having the opportunity to listen to words of encouragement, to learn about robots and makerspaces, and to listen to them close the event by PRAISING the adults is what made this so memorable an experience. Thinking back to the tag line on the FIRST website, serves to remind us all what it's about: "More than robots."
Upon my return home from CELI, I couldn't help but watch the #MarchForOurLives coverage across all news channels. This included the six minutes and 20 seconds of solemnity by Emma Gonzales, one of the students who attends Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida. As I watched, listened, and waited intently for Ms. Gonzales to teach us. It was then that I realized that all of our students have something to teach us, and we have an obligation to listen. If we allow ourselves, we may just learn something from what they are willing to share with us.
Whether a student with a Rubik's Cube, with a passion for robots, or some with a life experience that will change the world for the better, we as educators have a responsibility. A responsibility to listen. A responsibility to honestly ask and answer tough questions. And a responsibility to ensure what our students are learning is relevant, so they are equipped with the skills to succeed in the world they're inheriting. If our students' are willing to fail, to try again, and to learn, shouldn't we adults make that same commitment to learning?
Looking for the next opportunity to continue to learn with others across Long Island, New York, and the globe?
Register today to attend Edcamp Leadership New York: Long Island on July 20 and Edcamp Long Island on October 20.
Looking forward to learning together!
Day 15: Optimize (my #OneWord for 2018)
Day 16: Promise, Perspective, and Potential: It's About the People
Day 17: Quitting
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The Allen Institute for Brain Science was designed to embody a research philosophy founded on team science, big science and open science with a mission to accelerate the understanding of how the human brain works in health and disease.
The design inspiration was to create a research environment that encourages collaborative interaction to facilitate rapid advancements in brain research. Conventional research buildings lack transparency and connection among users and the outside world. In contrast, this innovative design is organized as "petals" of functional spaces arrayed around a central atrium that visually and spatially connects the various activities and maximizes daylight and views. This organization naturally bring groups together and fosters a sense of community and exposes research activities with transparent labs that can be viewed from the interior and exterior. The design's holistic approach to sustainable and high performance features achieved LEED Gold certification without compromising the scientific research mission.


These charming book covers form a larger picture when placed together. They're a reflection of the designer's sweet hope that the entire set will be displayed flat on a table, either at the bookstore or at home.
Such a puzzle is probably rarely ever set out in its entirety, so it's important that the covers work just as well on their own. For the books of Oliver Sacks, the designer Cardon Webb has a witty take on the jigsaw covers. Each book is designed around the part of the head suggested by its title. For instance, a flock of confetti surrounds the mouth on Seeing Voices, and neon-yellow tire tread covers the head on Migraine.


Yes, it is true that gardening requires patience.
But face it, we live in an impatient world. And gardeners everywhere were depressed by the brutal and endless winter.
So we are understandably eager to get sowing. And to see results by … well, if not next Thursday, then maybe mid-May?
There are two ways to make this happen. Some garden varieties naturally have a short germinate-to-harvest cycle. Then there are the hybrids developed at universities and seed companies. They take two plants with great traits (like early arrival or cold tolerance) and forge an even hardier offspring.
For guidance on the world of speedy plot-to-table vegetables, we turned to Ryan Schmitt, a horticulturist and garden blogger in Longmont, Colo., and Weston Miller, a community and urban horticulturist for the Oregon State University Extension Service.


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EY: 10 Cyber Security Industry Insights For 2020
By Staff Writers on Jun 24, 2020 11:40AM
EY Partner, Richard Watson, offers analysis and data on recent Cyber Security issues
Richard Watson, Lead Partner APAC Cybersecurity Risk Management at EY, presents his position dot-point statements and observations about the current Cyber Security landscape.
Regulation is the biggest driver of cyber spending. It increases an organisation's maturity and protects consumers.
There has been a crescendo of announcements from state and federal governments building for the enforcement of cyber security regulations in Australia.
We welcome the federal government's transparency on the recent uptick in cyber incidents in Australia.
Cyber attacks are real and the threat is increasing. Companies need to spend money and be prepared to protect their customers.
We know from our own research that destructive cyber-attacks have increased 59% in the last year.
EY's research shows that the best way to get companies to improve their cyber posture to protect their business and customers is to increase regulation as this is the biggest driver of cyber investment, not digital transformation, cloud or risk management.
In EY's 2020 Global Information Security Survey, 19% of respondents said that the number one reason they get funding for cybersecurity is to comply with regulation.
The US has the most stringent regulations around data privacy, and they also have minimum cyber maturity standards set for critical infrastructure.
Currently, Australia is essentially self-reporting, with the Critical Infrastructure Act 2018 acting as an umbrella legislation to pave the way for further regulatory changes.
Some industries such as Electricity are moving fast because they're being driven hard by their regulators, and it's safe to say this will soon become more commonplace and enforced by regulators in all critical sectors.
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Journey 2 Milfhood: Motherhood. Insight. Life. Fitness.: Pokemon Go!
Pokemon GO is a game changer.
The game is getting kids up and moving and interacting with their peers and community instead of sitting in front of a television, or tablet, & I LOVE IT!
When I heard that Pokemon was releasing a new app, I was hesitant about downloading it for my 7 year old, Pokemon obsessed, son. But, many people recommended it...so we gave it a shot.
Basically, the game uses your phone's GPS, and places pokemon characters around the town for you to physically (through your phones camera) go out and catch. They also have designated areas for you to go and battle your pokemon (like local schools, churches, water towers, etc.).
I have seen so many people outside playing Pokemon GO...& to be honest, it has been both strange and pleasant to see so many people out walking around the neighborhood.
So far I have seen people aged 7 to 29 playing this game.
I played for a little bit, and can definitely see why people are becoming obsessed.
Happy hunting! :) - What apps do your kids love?


The scars of humanity can be seen across the Earth. However, observing such ecological violence often requires the right perspective. At every scale, humans make their mark, expressions of the rapid expansion of creative and destructive collective consciousness. This process is aided by technology, from the history of written language that enabled larger settlements and the agricultural revolution to contemporary computer technologies that create an alternative hyperspace within the Earth. The Anthropocene represents the idealisation of material reality by the subjective intentionality of human creation and destruction. It is the virtualisation of ecology, a disruption through the inclusion and impact of humanity. Thus we require new, posthuman modes of viewing ecology in relation to humanity in the Anthropocene. Enter Google – the ultimate virtualisation of the universe, not merely its digitisation but also its embedding within the global collective human consciousness via digital technology. Just as there persists the dilemma of needing technology to view the effects of technology, so does Google as a company embody this tension in the problematic relationship between startup ideals, marketing rhetoric, and the needs of a multinational corporation. However, through Google's tools – such as Maps, Earth, Streetview – we can adopt new forms of viewing our ecological situation by breaking free of our conventional human position. These post-human perspectives allow for spatiotemporal detachment from the Anthropocene and therefore a position from which to rethink the future, recapturing a reality without humans. However, we must remain mindful of the mediating technologies that entwine our histories and futures in relation to the planet.
I am a postdoctoral researcher at Solent University. My research spans cultural theory and creative media practice, focusing on the relation between humans and (digital) technology. My work emphasises the future of society, whether that be distant or imminent, in order to inform our understanding of the present.
I previously worked for the Birmingham Centre for Cyber Security and Privacy, and before that received my PhD in Digital Technology Theory and Practice from the University of Wolverhampton for a thesis on The Cyborg Subject. Before my doctoral work, I was a member of the Birmingham ElectroAcoustic Sound Theatre following my Bachelor's and Master's degrees at Birmingham. Research interests include: media theory, digital culture, privacy, posthumanism, utopia, science fiction, computer games, digital art, literature, psychoanalysis, quantum physics.
My creative media practice operates in dialogue with my theoretical work. This is often in the style of a productive antagonism, each mode of thinking bringing out challenges to and questions for the other. My work includes web-based media, computer-generated images/film/sound, interactive and game-based works, augmented reality, and avatars.


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Only Two NFL Quarterbacks Have Been Better Than Sam Darnold This Month
Kristian Dyer
A disappointing and dispiriting loss on Sunday brought the New York Jets three-game winning streak to an end. But it didn't necessarily end a good stretch of games for quarterback Sam Darnold.
And that right there is perhaps more important than any wins or losses for the remainder of this Jets season. Darnold's development is paramount for the Jets now that the season is essentially over.
At 4-8 with the loss, the Jets are now squarely looking ahead to the upcoming offseason. They can and will spend along the offensive line to improve the protection for Darnold and likely will need to bring in one playmaker at wide receiver, possibly through the NFL Draft.
All that means help for Darnold down the road. But in the present and with what he can control in the here and now, the second-year quarterback has impressed. And that goes for what was a down game on Sunday in a loss to the 1-11 Cincinnati Bengals.
Darnold wasn't tremendous and was rather average in the loss at the Bengals. But he limited mistakes in going 28-fo-48 for 239 yards. He had no touchdowns and no interceptions.
He was however sacked four times, a combination of a good Bengals defensive front and some poor protection from his offensive line.
Pro Football Focus noted that since the Jets winning streak started in Week 10, Darnold is the third-highest ranked quarterback in the league. His grade from the analytics website is 82.4.
It shows significant improvement for Darnold, who has a 64.9 overall ranking from PFF on the year.
All of which is an ever so slight improvement on his rookie year, when PFF graded him out at 64.7.
Darnold's second season in the NFL, of course, had a rocky start. In Week 2 he was diagnosed with mono, which caused him to miss the net month of the season. He returned with a solid performance in a home win over the Dallas Cowboys, but then struggled over the next couple of games to find his footing.
But in recent weeks, Darnold has performed well. Improved protection from the offensive line helped during their recent (and now deceased) three-game winning streak.
In these last four games, Darnold has seven touchdowns and just a single interception.
The two quarterbacks ahead of him in PFF's grades are no surprise: Baltimore Ravens Lamar Jackson (91.9) and New Orleans Saints Drew Brees (85.5). Minnesota Vikings Kirk Cousins (82.1) and the Tennessee Titans Ryan Tannehill (81.4) round out PFF's top five quarterbacks since Week 10.
Jets legend Joe Namath responds to the induction of Winston Hill to the Hall of Fame: https://www.si.com/nfl/jets/news/namath-praises-winston-hill-hall-of-fame
Jets executive, scout spotted at NFLPA Bowl: https://www.si.com/nfl/jets/news/jets-executive-scout-at-nflpa-bowl
Top NFL executive Marc Ross raves about Sam Darnold: …
What would Sam Darnold and the Jets season have looked like if he didn't get mono? …
Jamal Adams adds to his 2019 season: …
Former NFL executive Marc Ross says the Jets can upgrade their offensive line but it may not be…
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Surprised to see one mock draft has Jerry Jeudy dropping to the Jets: …
Famed sports psychologist raves about the Jets mental powers in the second half of the season: …
The Jets could be poised to be 'The Team' of the AFC East this decade:…


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HC Olomouc is an ice hockey team in the Czech Extraliga (first-level league) from Olomouc. They won the Extraliga championship in the 1993/1994 season. In 1997 the club sold the Extraliga license to HC Karlovy Vary, and was thus relegated to the second-level league. They returned to the Extraliga in 2014.

History
On 18 April 2014 they returned to the Extraliga by finishing 2nd in the relegation playoffs. 2014/2015 season started very well and by the end of year, team was on 5th place and even beaten elite team, HC Sparta Praha. But then a rapid fall came and the team fell from 5th place to 13th, thus it had to play play-outs and then relegation play-offs. They ended on 1st place, staying in league with Piráti Chomutov. HC Slavia Praha and ČEZ Motor České Budějovice were relegated.

Honours

Domestic
Czech Extraliga
  Winners (1): 1993–94

Czech 1. Liga
  Runners-up (2): 2012–13, 2013–14
  3rd place (3): 2007–08, 2009–10, 2011–12

1st. Czech National Hockey League
  Winners (1): 1982–83
  Runners-up (8): 1981–82, 1983–84, 1984–85, 1985–86, 1986–87, 1987–88, 1988–89, 1989–90

Players

Current roster

Famous players
 Pavel Brendl
 Jiří Hudler
 Michal Broš
 Jiří Dopita
 Ondřej Kratěna
 David Krejčí
 Jan Tomajko

References

External links
 Official website

Ice hockey teams in the Czech Republic
Sport in Olomouc
1955 establishments in Czechoslovakia
Ice hockey clubs established in 1955


Dyna-Glo Charcoal Offset Smoker at Tractor Supply Co.
The Dyna Glo Charcoal Offset Smoker allows you to smoke your favorite foods with wood chips and your favorite fuel source. Made of heavy-duty steel with a high temperature powder coat finish and 1,176 in. of cooking space, this vertical smoker is designed with 6 adjustable steel wire, chrome-plated cooking grates that can smoke up to 150 lb. of food and an offset firebox to channel smoked flavors, while controlling the heat. Since indirect heat is ideal for slow cooking (and infusing smoke flavor), the offset functionality of this smoker is designed to keep direct heat away from the food, which helps to prevent food on the bottom racks from cooking too fast. The dual door design allows for easy access when adding more wood chips or charcoal to the smoker. This vertical smoker includes a porcelain enameled charcoal and wood chip tray, 2 heavy-duty lifting handles, decorative temperature gauge with décor ring, steel smokestack with adjustable flue, grease and condensation management system and assembly instructions.
Total Cooking Area: 1176 sq. in.
Dyna-Glo Charcoal Offset Smoker is rated 4.5 out of 5 by 23.
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Rated 3 out of 5 by moday from Greats,downsides I tinkered with the idea of buying a smoker for the last year or so and was looking at some pretty decent smokers such as the wide body version of this one and some OK Joes. In the end I decided to get this one, price was right. Put it together, pretty easy, fired it up for a seasoning run and noticed it does let smoke out and air in which can be a challenge to maintain temp b/c the wood is going to fire up instead of smoking. I have done a second run after soaking wood chunks overnight and it will still fire up with all dampers closed.(I used charcoal to start) Overall if you are just looking for a smoker to do the occasional smoking this will work.
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A recent ruling by a Missouri federal judge makes clear that reckless truck drivers and the companies that hire them will face punitive damages when their conduct hurts and kills innocent motorists.
Truck driver George Albright Jr. was an employee of a staffing company known as Trucker's Plus. Trucker's Plus placed Albright with the trucking company Pro Logistics. Logistics Insight is a sister company of Pro Logistics. In addition, Pro Logistics hired Central Transport to monitor a driver's log books to ensure the driver does not exceed the federal hours-of-service limits.
On June 1, 2006, four people were killed and several others were injured when a semi driven by George Albright Jr. failed to slow down in a construction zone on Interstate 70 near Columbia and plowed into the cars in front of him.
The survivors and the families of the motorists who were killed sued Albright, Trucker's Plus, Pro Logistics, and Logistics Insight in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Missouri, Central Division. The case, Garrett, et al. v. Albright, et al., No. 06-CV-4137, was assigned to U.S. District Court Judge Nanette K. Laughrey.
In pretrial motions, the trucker and the companies asked the court to dismiss the families' claim for punitive damages. In a March 21, 2008 ruling, Laughrey refused.
She noted that in Missouri, a jury may award punitive damages when clear and convincing evidence proves that the defendant acted with complete indifference or conscious disregard for the safety of others. The families met that standard, Laughrey concluded.
Albright suffered a heart attack in 1997 while driving a semi. That same year, he was diagnosed with non-insulin diabetes. At the time he was hired, Albright's doctor would only qualify him as physically fit to driver for one year rather than the standard two years. Under industry standards, a one-year qualification is a red flag. However, the trucking companies did not inquire further.
At the time Albright was hired, he was taking a large number of prescription drugs, including Valium (diazepam). However, he did not list the drugs on his medical form. Even if Albright advised the employers about his prescriptions, federal rules would prohibit a trucker from driving under the influence of diazepam unless a doctor certifies that it would not adversely effect his driving. The certification was not obtained before the accident.
Further, Pro Logistics had in place a policy that prohibited the hiring of a driver with a reckless driving conviction. In 1990, Albright had been convicted of reckless driving in his personal automobile. In 2002, Albright was cited in Ohio for speeding in a tractor-trailer.
Pro Logistics also had in place a policy that allowed them to withhold pay if a driver did not turn in his logbooks. In May 2006, the month before the accident, Albright failed to report nine days worth of logs. On May 11, 2006, he exceeded the hours-of-service permitted by federal law.
Laughrey noted that on the day of the accident, Albright's logbooks indicated he slept in Columbia, Mo. from 6 am to 4:45 pm. But his cell phone records reveal he made calls at 5:47 am, 6:50 am, 12:57 am, 1:06 pm, 4:17 pm and 4:20 pm. The location of those calls was inconsistent with his logbook location.
Finally, one eyewitness testified that just before the accident, Albright looked like he was falling asleep. Another eyewitness, a flagman on I-70, testified that Albright appeared inattentive before the accident.
As a result of her ruling, the families were allowed to proceed with their request for punitive damages. On April 25, the defendants agreed to settle the case for $18 million.
The truck driver has also been charged with four counts of second-degree involuntary manslaughter. The criminal case is set for trial this summer.


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Mauritania and EllaLink sign agreement to deliver connectivity on the EllaLink Submarine Cable
July 10, 2019, 11:01 a.m.
The Government of Mauritania and EllaLink have announced the signing of an agreement to strengthen connectivity to Mauritania via the EllaLink submarine cable system. A dedicated branching unit will be added to the EllaLink system, due to be operational in 2020, enabling Mauritania to enhance local and international broadband access, as well as offering diversity and resilience to the existing telecommunications infrastructure.
The Minister of Higher Education, Scientific Research, Information and Communication Technologies, Dr Sidi Ould Salem, declared "This agreement confirms our commitment to address the connectivity challenges that Mauritania faces. Internet connectivity is crucial to ensure the Mauritanians have effective and reliable communications services, and to progress the digital transformation of the region."
"We are delighted that the Government of Mauritania has chosen EllaLink to further develop its communications infrastructure. As we continue to progress towards system installation this agreement further demonstrates the growing momentum of EllaLink," said Philippe Dumont, CEO of the EllaLink Group.


Seven inmates convicted of assaulting an on-duty traffic policeman were lashed publicly in Jeddah at the same location where the officer was attacked, Saudi Gazette reported.
The criminal court sentenced an 18-year-old Saudi, a Nigerian, two Yemenis and three undocumented Chadian residents to 1,500 lashes each and a combined 80 years in prison.
The court convicted them of attacking the officer, as well as a security guard who came to his rescue at Al Hamra Corniche in southwest Jeddah about a year and a half ago.
The convicts were sentenced from 15 to 18 years in jail. Three other defendants were sentenced from three to five years in connection with the same case, which dates back to March 2017.
They all appeared in a video riding four-wheel all-terrain vehicles and attacking the traffic policeman after he prevented them from entering a recreational area on the Corniche.
When a security guard from a nearby private establishment tried to help the police officer, one of the bikers attacked him as well.


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PDFs and other documents, music, images – on an iOS device, it's difficult to download files like these directly from the browser. If you are lucky, they are saved in the iCloud or iTunes, but in some cases, the file simply opens in the browser or seemingly "vanishes" into thin air.
Why is that so? While Apple has loosened the restrictions on these things a bit in the past years, it's still far from being as open for their users as Android devices are. Apple's security restrictions are, superficially, there to protect users from downloading malware or to prevent websites to download something onto your iPad or iPhone.
This leaves Android users with a lot more freedom when it comes to browsing their files, connecting their phone or tablet with a computer, or installing apps via APKs that are not available in the respective app store.
To find out what the real or deeper reasons might be for Apple to restrict its users in such a way, is not our goal here though. What we want to do is to help you get your files onto your iPhone or iPad.
Basically, there are different ways for you to get your documents, music, and other files onto your iPhone. And onto your iPad, of course.
Thus, let's stop talking about Apple and let's find out how to download your files from Online-Convert.com and other pages.
When converting a file using Online Convert – and you have a free account – you can see a list of all the conversions you did in the past 24 hours. Thus, even though you converted your video or music file using your iPad or iPhone, you can easily go to a desktop computer and download the file there.
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Some files can be saved to your iPhone or iPad a lot easier than others. Images and photos, for example. After clicking on "Download", they are opened in your browser from where you can easily save them in your camera roll.
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I can't remember the last time I got flowers, which makes these even more special! Each boy picked me flowers at different times this very day! Makes me feel pretty special.
These boys have the bestest of moms!


Before the Broncos jet off from Brisbane we hear from Alex Glenn who talks about the players' first opportunity to impress coach Wayne Bennett at the Auckland Nines.
The Broncos will battle the Roosters, Bulldogs and Sharks from their Piha Group Pool in this weekend's NRL Auckland Nines Tournament.
The NRL also announced the current women's Rugby League World Champions the Jillaroos, will play three nine-per-side matches against New Zealand's Kiwi Ferns at the event.
The matches will be televised LIVE on Sky Television and Fox Sports during the Nines broadcast.
Rangitoto – the island's famed volcanic cone.
Waiheke – the home of the nation's wineries.
Hunua Ranges – one of the nation's most famous bush areas.
Piha – which represents a rugged West Coast beach.
Rangitoto Pool - Eels, Sea Eagles, Knights, Dragons.
Waiheke Pool - Storm, Cowboys, Panthers, Rabbitohs.
Hunua Ranges Pool - Tigers, Warriors, Raiders, Titans.
Piha Pool - Roosters, BRONCOS, Bulldogs, Sharks.
All 16 NRL teams will enter the tournament which carries prize money of more than $AUD 2.4 million. The teams, which have nine players, are split into the four pools and play nine minute halves.
The top two teams from each group advance to the knockout stage of the tournament before the two top teams play in the Grand Final.
Last year's inaugural Auckland Nines Grand Final was won by the North Queensland Cowboys over the Brisbane Broncos 16-7.
- A crowd of more than 90,000 expected over the two days.


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1. Make a release branch
2. Review open issues and PRs to see if any can easily be fixed, closed, or
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3. Bump copyright year in `README.md`, if necessary.
4. Review `CHANGELOG.md` for completeness and correctness. Update its release
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5. Install or update [gh](https://github.com/cli/cli) as it used by the
   release script.
6. Run `./dev-bin/release.sh`. This will build the phar, generate the docs,
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7. Verify the release on [GitHub](https://github.com/maxmind/minfraud-api-php/releases)
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We are completely in the dark until they do a keynote speech. We have no idea what is coming and are not allowed to openly speculate. You can get into serious trouble if you speculate—especially to a customer. I am asked five times per day about the next iPad or iPhone, and I quite simply don't know. But I would be in huge trouble if I said something like "The next iPad is going to have a camera.
They also really emphasize how important it is for us to stay hydrated, and we can get big bonuses if we work really long hours on a launch day.
Being part of a cult? Sure.
Sometimes the company can feel like a cult. Like, they give us all this little paper pamphlet, and it says things like—and I'm paraphrasing here—"Apple is our soul, our people are our soul." Or "We aim to provide technological greatness." And there was this one training session in which they started telling us how to work on our personality, and separating people into those with an external focus and an internal focus. It was just weird.
They have a really lenient attendance policy. You have to be late like 15 times before they'll fire you. But if you talk to the press or speculate to a customer about the next iPad? That's the end of you.
We get tons of people asking us for unlocked iPhones, which, of course, we don't sell. We usually have to tell them that if they unlock their iPhone, it won't work. That it's going to be like a $700 paperweight, and that the antenna will fry itself on T-Mobile. Of course, that's not true, but that's what we tell them. And if they have an unlocked iPhone, we won't touch it at the Genius Bar.
When I'm there, I get sucked into the competitive culture. Normally I'm pretty low-key, but when I'm at the store, it's all sell, sell, sell! I wanna work my way up, get promoted and eventually get to the Genius Bar—which is where you want to be. Who doesn't want to be a genius?


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The appointment of the eight new board members is in accordance with the National Assembly resolution to have them join the board. This resolution was passed last month.
The new appointments will hopefully bring some much-needed stability to the national broadcaster, which has been battling to find it's feet as it tries to turn their finances around.
While the additions to the board were largely welcomed, there were a few objections. As reported by Eyewitness News, the DA and EFF both objected to the appointment of Dr Cooper and David Maimela.
We welcome Ramaphosa's decision. However, it was one that was clearly made under pressure. We're also concerned with the fact that he says he made the decision after meeting with the minister of Communications.
The eight spots on the board include four vacancies as a result of board members resigning at the end of last year amid the scramble by the government to try and get the SABC back on track.
The public broadcaster has had to deal with a number of challenges including rapidly decreasing revenues, contract and payment disputes with local production companies and industrial action in the months since and it's hoped that more stability on the board will help get the SABC on the road to recovery.
Meet the new SABC board members Mary Papayya Mary Papayya is one of the founders of the South African National Editor's Forum, she is a journalist and media activist. While Papayya listed Co-operative Governance Minister Zweli Mkhize as a reference in her CV, she assured the panel that the inclusion of Mkhize on her CV has nothing to do with politics.
She is also the founder of Papayya Media, a social enterprise entity. Papayya is an award-winning journalist as well as a founder of SABC's Current Affairs News Product - Newsbreak.
Marcia Socikwa Dr Marcia Socikwa is currently serving as a Vice-principal of Operations and Facilities at Unisa. She studied at Wits BA Hons majoring in African Literature Studies. Socikwa did her Masters and Doctorate abroad.
She has also worked at the Independent Communications Authority of SA (Icasa) but quit in 2015. Socikwa previously served on national policy review committees and the ICT empowerment charter working group.
Mamodupi Mohlala-Mulaudzi Ms Mamodupi Mohlala-Molaudzi is an attorney with an LLM. She has worked in the telecommunications and broadcasting sector before and spent seven years at Icasa as a councillor.
In addition, she served as the National Consumer Commissioner. The National Consumer Tribunal (NCT) critized Mohlala-Molaudzi for her handling of several high profile cases.
Sathavian Cooper Dr Sathavian Cooper is a clinical psychologist by training. He is currently the president of the Pan African Psychology Union. In addition, he is the chairperson of the Freedom and Responsibility in Science Committee for the International Science Council.
Dr Cooper believes that he offers the board the range of experience and skills. He accumulated these skills since being involved in the struggle against apartheid in the sixties.
Jasmina Patel Patel currently serves as the Chief Audit Executive in charge of heading the audit division at the University of Limpopo. She has been in the role since 2011. She assisted in setting up the audit department as well as the whistleblower hotline.
Prior to that that she was at PWC in many roles. These include risk management and corporate governance and internal auditing. Patel was also the Code of Conduct champion at PWC.
Bernedette Muthien Bernedette Muthien has held senior executive management positions in academia, civil society and the public sector in South Africa and abroad. She is an accomplished facilitator, researcher and poet who designs, implements and evaluates projects for business, donors, government and NGOs.
Muthien also served part-time on the South Africa's Constitutional Commission for Cultural, Religious and Linguistic Rights. She is skilled resolution and mediation, as well as extensive marketing, social, and public liaison skills.
Benjamin Lekalakala Advocate Motshedi Benjamin Lekalakala started the first community law clinic in Alex. He practised as an attorney and advocate and has worked as a Chief Director at the National Department of Social Development.
He has also served as a Telkom executive and worked at Gauteng Gambling Board as CEO, the City of Johannesburg as the secretary to council. Afterwards, he worked at the City of Ekhuruleni as secretary to council.
David Maimela Maimela's has been in the public policy space for the past two decades. He spent 10 years in provincial government in Gauteng, as well as being a researcher for seven years.
He considers himself a student of public policy with special interest in education, youth development, foreign policy and international relations, as well as development and political economy.


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The Mid-Summer Slackfest Continues...
Vacations can be tiring.
You know that's a true statement, right? If it's not the actual work of making all the things that are supposed to happen on a vacation happen, it's all the work involved in making sure everything you normally keep tabs on every day doesn't collapse during the few days you're away. (Or fending off the notion that it's capable of doing that.)
But hey, it's a vacation, and so off I go. But in the meantime, there's a plethora of new music I've already picked for the first update to go up when I go back into "work" mode.
Firstly, the new Duels album, The Bright Lights And What I Should Have Learned, is an awful lot of fun, and it gives me great delight to say that it's a good listen from top to bottom. You've gotta believe there's an altar in their tour bus where they regularly make sacrifices before the graven image of Mick Ronson - and for me, that's a feature.
New Pigeon Detectives and Yes Boss have found their way into my inbox as well, and it turns out I jumped the gun when I started playing Soundpool way back when, so I'll just have to play some more.
So let that whet your appetite a bit, and in the meantime, kick back with a bit of the ol' Altrok Radio blasting out of the wireless speakers near the inflatable pool for a while, hmm?
Altrok Radio Music Update #124
This week, our Grinders (the stuff we play heavily) include music from:
The Futureheads
Mission Of Burma
The Sunshine Underground
Plus we've got newly-added music:
Actualities - Good Luck
The Boot Room Allstars - Ring Of Fire
Grand Ole Party - Look Out Young Son
Moving Units - Paper Hearts (Demo)
The New Shapes - Got To Get This Message Through
Persephone's Bees - Paper Plane
Pony Up - The Truth About Cats And Dogs (Is That They Die)
Pretty Girls Make Graves - The Number
The Rifles - She's Got Standards
Scritti Politti - Throw
Serena-Maneesh - Drain Cosmetics
Sonic Youth - Reena
The Stevenson Ranch Davidians - Nature Boy
Supercreep - Mushroom Cloud
TV On The Radio - Wolf Like Me
The Vals - The Last Time
The Wombats - Lost In The Post
Our Newly-Added Classics:
The Boomtown Rats - She's So Modern
Julian Cope - Sunspots
Ned's Atomic Dustbin - Not Sleeping Around
Mojo Nixon & Skid Roper - Debbie Gibson Is Pregnant With My Two Headed Love Child
R.E.M. - Can't Get There From Here
The Slickee Boys - Pictures Of Matchstick Men
The Smiths - Hand In Glove
The Sound - Party Of The Mind
Talking Heads - Artists Only
Ultravox - Wide Boys
Dramarama Thursday At The Loop Lounge's "Start!"
Pat Pierson, who with Brian Molloy presents the weekly "Start!" every Thursday night at The Loop Lounge, clued me in on a bit of scuttlebutt...
Dramarama's coming to town, and they wanted to shoehorn in another show, and so they have - at "Start!".
According to Pat:
It's a last minute type of thing & it is a special not-advertised below-the-radar gig for the band.
John Easdale & company will be landing on the east coast this Thursday and are heading north to their old stomping grounds to kick out the jet lag jams.
And yes, Brian Molloy & myself will be spinning in the back before & after the show. So it's double your pleasure & more bang for your buck, or whatever they say in the biz.
Assuming planes keep to their schedules and other hardships don't befall the crew, they'll be taking the Loop Lounge's stage at midnight this Thursday (7/13).
Altrok Radio's Mid-Summer Slackfest
Summer is a time for swimming, tanning, getting together with friends, and generally enjoying the time of year before there isn't any more of this time of the year to enjoy.
Which makes it a difficult time to compile a solid slate of new music every week - and so, the fallout from last week's 4th Of July celebrations is that, this week, there won't be any new picks on Altrok Radio.
...but fret not. After all, we cram enough into every week that it's likely you haven't heard a lot of the new music we've featured. And then there's the rest of the library, which is only taking a momentary breather from getting bigger, and bigger, and bigger. We're big on the "bigger."
We'll likely have a couple more slack weeks over the summer - specificallly the weeks starting July 31 and August 14 - but now you know, and that's better than not knowing, right? Sure it is.
So we're planning next week's extravaganza. Right here, by the pool. As soon as we're done with this margarita. Or maybe the next.
Kindergarten Rocks!
Did any of you see me on TV? Me and Jacko Nautilus spent the last six weeks in Germany pumping up for the US world cup appearance. We expected to be there until the end but our teams embarrassing display left us with little to do except fight with bands of soccer hooligans. They thought they were tough right up to the point Jacko starting tossing kegs of jagermeister around like they were soccer balls. It was all over Euro TV...
Hurray for Public Education!
Back in May my son's elementary school had a spring dance. On a Friday night we went to the school and the K through 5 graders were treated to an evening of drinks, snacks and loud music, supplied by a hired DJ. For two hours the kids danced and jumped around like nuts, all jacked up on sugar. The DJ played straight up top 40 hits, some of which were fairly racy, which I found most amusing. I'm sure many of the parents were familiar with a number of the songs he played and the crunky/dirrrty/naughty nature of most. I sure that's why most of the parents had a good time too.
When Green Day's Holiday came on, I could barely contain myself, but I managed not to make too much of a scene. When the Go Go's We Got The Beat was played, I noticed a good number of moms instantly started to wiggle a bit, then realize they weren't at a frat party from 1982 and quickly distracted themselves with another cookie. Of course the highlight was when YMCA was played at the end of the night and everyone, every kid and parent spelled out Y-M-C-A along with the song. It is very funny to watch several hundred people of all ages singing and dancing along to the gay national anthem in a public school. Can all of these people be unaware of what the song is about?? There's no way private school kids are having this much fun.
I'm sure O'Reilly will be dedicating an entire show soon to how liberal communities are brainwashing their kids with anti-Bush/pro-gay propaganda in kindergarten...
We never had dance parties like this when I was in kindergarten. Too bad. Imagine how much cooler I'd have turned out.
I wonder what the parties are like for the junior high students? I can't wait to find out. Good chance Snoop might be there...
The Rifles
The Majestic Twelve
Boat - Last Cans Of Paint
Conner - Up To You
Eskimohunter - Surfing At 32F
The Evening Episode - New Love
The Futureheads - Fallout
Green Arrows - California
Larytta - The Money
The Longcut - A Tried and Tested Method
Mew - Special
One For The Team - I Promised I'd Grow Up
Peter & The Wolf - Strange Machines
The Psychic Ills - January Rain
Smoosh - Rock Song
XTC - Where Did The Ordinary People Go
...and in our Classics Spotlight:
The Bluebells - Cath
The Chameleons - Tears
The Fleshtones - R-I-G-H-T-S
Local H - Bound for the Floor
Mission Of Burma - Academy Fight Song
The Mission - Severina
Morrissey - Everyday Is Like Sunday
New Order - Ceremony
Suicide - Diamonds, Fur Coat, Champagne
tv21 - Something's Wrong


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Letters to Annie: Why Did This Healthy Young Woman Die in Her Sleep?
Diana Zuckerman, PHD, National Center for Health Research
There's a new mystery unfolding online, and reading it could save your life or the life of someone you know.
A series of posts on Letters to Annie start with a mother reminiscing in a letter to her daughter, Annie Ammons. At the end of the first letter, her mom says, "If only I hadn't come home that Saturday morning and found you unresponsive in your bed. If only it hadn't come—that day that changed our lives."
Annie was young, athletic, a physical trainer, and a new lawyer. She ate healthy foods and lived a healthy life. But she started having symptoms that her doctors couldn't figure out—hair loss, unexplained weight gain, and severe headaches. Then suddenly, she died in her sleep. Her devastated family was left trying to figure out what had happened. At the same time, family members had to deal with police suspicions that perhaps someone in the family had murdered her.
Eventually, Annie's family found out what killed her, and was devastated anew to realize it was completely preventable and that her doctors should have recognized the cause—which would have saved Annie's life. But knowing the cause of her death and getting doctors and federal officials to do something about it were two very different things. When Annie's family asked for my help, I thought raising awareness at the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and in Congress would be easy—I've worked on similar issues for more than 20 years. Surely they would want to take a dangerous form of birth control (Yaz!) off the market! How wrong I was.
We reached out to a well-respected member of the Senate who was known for her commitment to women's health. She was the perfect choice because the Ammons family lived in her state. Her staff expressed sympathy, but responded by doing the minimum—a letter to the FDA commissioner that asked questions but did not demand any changes that would save lives.
We reached out to the highest-level FDA officials, who were already well aware of the risks of the FDA-approved medication that killed Annie. They had already made up their minds to do almost nothing, and continued on that path of indifference.
I worked with a physician to write an article for an ob-gyn medical journal, to help educate doctors about the risks of a medication that they widely prescribe. I've published many articles in well-respected medical journals, but this one received condescending reviews from physicians who seemed more interested in defending a product they prescribe than in saving the lives of their patients.
We reached out to reporters, and several wrote excellent articles. But somehow the story and the issue never got much attention.
Annie's family members were horrified at the indifference they (and we) met at almost every step of the way. But they refused to give up—they are determined that Annie's death should not be in vain and that their efforts should help other young women and other families.
The result is LetterstoAnnie.org.
It starts with the mystery of Annie's death, with a new letter to Annie every week providing new clues. What will be revealed in the letters to come? One by one, the clues will build up until the family finally finds out what happens. Then, the family will look for the "why" and "how" that can explain the cause. The family will seek help and answers from various government officials, and you will see how those officials responded.
You will be inspired by Annie's family's efforts.
And most important, Letters to Annie will provide information that could save your life or the life of someone you love.
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Q: How i can delete NULL values in dataset in neo4j? I had load a data set in neo4j using cypher query. When I load the data, I found some null in between the words.
How to clean the null values.
My aim is to find word count frequency.
I got results
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some nulls in between wordsenter code here
 LOAD CSV FROM "file:///tmp1.csv" AS line
 FIELDTERMINATOR ' '
 FOREACH (w IN RANGE(0, SIZE(line)-2) |
 MERGE (lx:Kbank{word:coalesce(line[w],'NOT SET')})
 ON CREATE SET lx.count = 1
 ON MATCH SET lx.count = lx.count + 1
 MERGE (mx:Kbank{word:coalesce(line[w+1],'NOT SET')})
 ON CREATE SET mx.count = 1
 ON MATCH SET mx.count = mx.count + (case when w = SIZE(line)-2 then 1 else 0
 end)
 MERGE (lx)-[r:next]->(mx)
 ON CREATE SET r.count = 1
 ON MATCH SET r.count = r.count +1)
 RETURN line
 LIMIT 100

for word count
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I want delete NOT SET LIST

A: You can use the filter function in cypher to remove all the NULL values :
LOAD CSV FROM "file:///tmp1.csv" AS line FIELDTERMINATOR ' '
WITH  filter(x IN line WHERE x IS NOT NULL) AS line
...

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