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Assistant, Associate, or Full Professor in Application of Artificial Intelligence to the Study ...
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Engineering & Mathematics, Chemical & Biological Engineering, Industrial & Systems Engineering, Science & Technology, Agricultural Science & Extension
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Assistant, Associate, or Full Professor in Application of Artificial Intelligence to the Study of Infectious Disease Dynamics
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About the University of Georgia:
The University of Georgia (UGA), a land-grant and sea-grant university with statewide commitments and responsibilities, is the state's oldest, most comprehensive, and most diversified institution of higher education (https://www.uga.edu/). UGA is currently ranked among the top 15 public universities in U.S. News & World Report. The University's main campus is located in Athens, approximately 65 miles northeast of Atlanta, with extended campuses in Atlanta, Griffin, Gwinnett, and Tifton. UGA was founded in 1785 by the Georgia General Assembly as the first state-chartered University in the country. UGA employs approximately 1,800 full-time instructional faculty and more than 7,700 full-time staff. The University's enrollment exceeds 39,000 students including over 30,000 undergraduates and over 9,000 graduate and professional students. Academic programs reside in 18 schools and colleges, as well as a medical partnership with Augusta University housed on the UGA Health Sciences Campus in Athens.
About the College/Unit/Department:
The College of Engineering at the University of Georgia is one of the fastest growing programs at UGA and one of the fastest growing public colleges of engineering in the nation. Since our founding in 2012, enrollment in the College of Engineering has grown to over 2,400 students. Students and faculty alike are attracted to our setting in a comprehensive, land-grant, research institution that's consistently ranked among the 20 best public universities in the nation. The rapidly expanding UGA engineering program focuses on opportunities for learning, discovery and innovation at the confluence of disciplines.
The School of Chemical, Materials and Biomedical Engineering is building a vibrant academic environment that fosters engineering education in a liberal arts environment and research that addresses critical societal needs. The School offers undergraduate and graduate engineering degree programs in biochemical engineering and biological engineering and has grown rapidly to nearly 500 undergraduate and graduate students and 18 faculty members.
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Additional information is available at https://cmbe.uga.edu/.
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Special Instructions to Applicants:
Review of applications begins November 15, 2021 and continues until filled. All applications received by November 15th, 2021 will receive full consideration. Applications should include: 1) cover letter (not to exceed one page), 2) curriculum vitae, 3) research statement highlighting interest in and contributions to infectious disease modeling and forecasting (not to exceed 2 pages), 4) teaching statement (not to exceed 2 pages), 5) statement on commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion, and 6) the names, titles, and contact information for three professional references. Applicants should also provide names and email addresses for these 3 references using the online system. Questions related to the position may be directed to K. Melissa Hallow, Associate Professor in CMBE, [email protected]
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The University of Georgia is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, ethnicity, age, genetic information, disability, gender identity, sexual orientation or protected veteran status. Persons needing accommodations or assistance with the accessibility of materials related to this search are encouraged to contact Central HR ([email protected]).
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Open Rank
Faculty Rank:
Academic (9 mo.)
Tenure Status:
Tenure Track or Tenured
Ph.D. in Biomedical Engineering, Bioengineering, or a related discipline.
The University of Georgia is hiring a cluster of eight tenure-track or tenured faculty in Artificial Intelligence, Data Science, and Infectious Disease Dynamics through a Presidential Faculty Hiring Initiative over two years, five with target start date in August 2022 and three with target start date in August 2023. As part of the cluster hire, the College of Engineering's School of Chemical, Materials, and Biomedical Engineering at the University of Georgia (UGA) invites applications for one open rank, 9-month tenured or tenure-track faculty position at the Assistant, Associate, or Full Professor level. This position will start on August 1, 2022, and is an academic year appointment (9 months) with an opportunity to supplement salary during the summer. The successful applicant will be expected to 1) establish an outstanding research program recognized both nationally and internationally, 2) foster partnerships within and outside the University of Georgia as well as industry, 3) exhibit a strong commitment to teaching excellence at the undergraduate and graduate levels, and 4) compete successfully for extramural funding to support research and companion graduate and postdoctoral training programs. In the coming years, the University of Georgia will hire a total of 50 faculty in eight clusters through the Presidential Interdisciplinary Faculty Hiring Initiative in Data Science and Artificial Intelligence (https://t.uga.edu/7hW). Rather than being housed exclusively in a single department, however, the majority of UGA's newly recruited faculty will focus on the fusion of data science and AI in cross-cutting areas such as infectious diseases, integrative precision agriculture, ethics, cybersecurity, resilient communities and the environment. The UGA College of Engineering will utilize this initiative to demonstrate our commitment to diversifying our faculty and ensure that we maintain and grow the culture of equity and inclusivity in our college. Diversity, equity, and inclusion are core values of the university and college, and this hiring initiative will make use of the best practices to ensure an inclusive search process. The Diversity and Inclusion Plan for the college identifies priority areas for our investments and through the 2021-2022 academic year we will develop a Diversity Strategic Plan as part of a campus-wide effort. The college offers structured mentoring programs for all faculty that support professional development. Several programs exist to enhance the inclusiveness of our college, including a student-led Engineering Equity Council and facilitated dialogue that promotes discourse on topics in diversity, equity, and inclusion. UGA seeks to expand research at the cutting edge of infectious disease science, and to build scientific capacity for pandemic prevention and preparedness. This cluster hire is aimed at developing an integrated basic and translational scientific paradigm for understanding epidemics. This Infectious Disease Cluster will strengthen and expand UGA's position as a global leader in infectious disease dynamics. Recognized globally for its contributions to systems engineering, disease ecology, epidemiology, and evolution, UGA is seeking to build on its existing core strengths in modeling pathogen spillover, transmission, intervention, and spatial spread by expanding its capabilities in epidemic forecasting, biosurveillance, applications of artificial intelligence to infectious disease research, and nonparametric, agent-based, and multi-scale modeling of disease transmission. The faculty positions are distributed over the following four schools or colleges: School of Chemical, Materials and Biomedical Engineering, Department of Statistics, Franklin College of Arts and Sciences, Odum School of Ecology, College of Engineering, Department of Epidemiology & Biostatistics, College of Public Health. To facilitate interaction among these researchers, each faculty member will have membership in the Center for the Ecology of Infectious Diseases (CEID)and/or the Institute of Bioinformatics (IOB). Collectively, these new faculty members will help position UGA to contribute to anticipated national networks of centers for molecular epidemiology, predictive intelligence for infectious diseases, and infectious disease forecasting, modeling, and analytics.
For more information on the cluster hiring initiative and all the five currently open positions for this year, visit ceid.uga.edu/idd. Faculty hired as part of this initiative will join a rapidly growing engineering college that combines interdisciplinary research and scholarship with excellent instruction and service. The UGA College of Engineering currently enrolls over 2,500 engineering majors and has over 80 full-time faculty across fifteen-degree programs. Significant investments in infrastructure have resulted in an expansion of laboratory facilities for research and scholarship and new classrooms and instructional labs. College of Engineering faculty will have space in two major capital projects on campus to create interdisciplinary research facilities. Our main instructional facility has also undergone complete renovation to create flexible classrooms that enable a range of teaching modalities and the incorporation of interdisciplinary instructional labs. The common instructional facilities also foster diversity since they allow faculty, staff, and students to interact and collaborate in a single facility.
Please see the requirements for Assistant, Associate, and Full Professors in the Unit Criteria for Promotion and Tenure for the College of Engineering.
To be eligible for tenure upon appointment, candidates must be appointed as an Associate Professor or Full Professor, have been tenured at a prior institution, and bring a demonstrably national reputation to the institution. Candidates must be approved for tenure upon appointment before hire.
Relevant/Preferred Education, Experience, Licensure, and/or Certification:
A strong record of research, scholarship, and instruction that is commensurate with the stage in their professional career and aligned with the areas of research and scholarship associated with this position.
Successful candidates will have an excellent creative research record at the interface of data science, artificial intelligence, and infectious disease, in areas such as: Nonparametric models or nonlinear dynamical models of infectious disease transmission, identification of nonlinear dynamical systems with neural nets, reinforcement learning for control of disease outbreaks, functional data analysis, or similar related areas.
Preferred Knowledge, Skills, Abilities and/or Competencies:
A focus on interdisciplinary scholarship that addresses critical societal challenges.
Evidence of a commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion through scholarship, teaching, and/or service endeavors.
A demonstrated record exhibiting leadership traits, effective communication, and ability to develop innovative programs is desired.
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Credit and P-Card policy:
Be advised a credit check will be required for all positions with financial responsibilities. For additional information about the credit check criteria, visit the UGA Credit Background Check website.
The University of Georgia, a land-grant and sea-grant university with statewide commitments and responsibilities, is the state's oldest, most comprehensive, and most diversified institution of higher education. It is the birthplace of the American system of public higher education.
Today, UGA enrolls more than 36,000 students. The main campus has 460 buildings on 765 acres of land. The total acreage of UGA in 30 Georgia counties is 41,539. UGA has 17 colleges and schools, which include Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, Arts and Sciences, Business, Ecology, Education, Engineering, Environment and Design, Family and Consumer Sciences, Forestry and Natural Resources, Graduate School, Journalism and Mass Communication, Law, Pharmacy, Public Health, Public and International Affairs, Social Work and Veterinary Medicine. It offers 25 baccalaureate degrees in more than 140 fields; 34 master's degrees in 130 fields; 18 educational specialist degrees; four doctoral degrees in 98 areas; professional degrees in law, pharmacy and veterinary medicine; and more than 170 study-abroad and exchange programs. UGA Libraries rank among the top third of the nation's best research libraries and contain a total of 4.7 million volumes and one of nation's largest map collections. The university has had 21 recipients of the prestigious Rhodes Scholarship. In 2008, UGA was the only public university in America to have two recipients of the Rhodes Scholarship. UGA is home of the Peabody Awards, presented annually for distinguished achievement and meritorious public service by television and radio stations, networks, producing organizations, individuals and the World Wide Web. It also is home of Georgia's State Botanical Garden, state Museum of Art and State Museum of Natural History. Additionally, UGA has one of the largest and most comprehensive public service and outreach programs conducted by an American educational institution.
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Humor Urban Legends
Photo of a Giant "New York Rat"
Viral image circulating via social media purports to show a gigantic rat caught somewhere in New York City. Viral image
Animal Folklore
Urban Legends in the News
Classic & Historic Legends
Rumors & Hoaxes
David Emery
David Emery is an internet folklore expert, and debunker of urban legends, hoaxes, and popular misconceptions. He currently writes for Snopes.com.
Description: Viral image
Circulating since: 2009
Status: Misrepresented
Analysis: This image of a man holding a dead rat the size of a small dog circulated via Facebook in January 2016. The caption read, simply, "New York rats. And yes it's real."
But while the photo may, in fact, be authentic (it appears to be, though I haven't yet been able to nail down its origin), it probably wasn't taken in New York City, it was definitely not taken in 2016 and the pictured rodent is emphatically not a typical "New York rat."
To the contrary, it appears to be a giant Gambian pouched rat, specimens of which can weigh more than 3 pounds and grow to an astounding 18 inches long (excluding tail). They're mostly found in sub-Saharan Africa, though they exist elsewhere, including the Florida Keys, as an invasive species. According to Scientific American, there were unconfirmed reports of very large rats — possibly giant pouched rats — wandering New York City streets after Hurricane Sandy in 2012.
Legend fodder
By comparison, the ordinary brown rat (aka Norway rat), the type most commonly found in New York City, typically grows no larger than 10 inches long and weighs less than a pound. Even so, rats have been legend fodder for New Yorkers since time immemorial.
It used to be commonly said and believed, for example, that rats outnumber people in New York City. No so, according to a statistician who studied the available data and concluded there are probably around 2 million rats living in New York City at any given time, while the human population is around 8 million. As small a comfort as it may seem, that means human outnumber rats by 4 to 1.
Online history of the "giant rat" photo
The image has a rather interesting history preceding its January 2016 rediscovery by the Internet:
In October 2014, it was used to illustrate a news story out of China claiming that "a freakishly large rat" supposedly "terrorizing" Hunan villagers had been caught and cooked for supper by a group of local farmers.
In March 2013, it was used to illustrate a news story out of Iran claiming that snipers had been deployed in Tehran to deal with giant "mutant" rats rampaging through the city.
In June 2011, it was used by the British tabloid The Sun to illustrate a news story claiming that giant pouched rats were attacking and killing human babies in the Soweto township of South Africa.
The earliest online use of the image I've found (so far) was in a humorous blog post published in October 2009: Giant Sewer Rat Mistaken for Chihuahua by Tourists.
More legendary rodents
The story about a sewer rat mistaken for a chihuahua or other small dog by tourists is another well known rodent urban legend, "The Mexican Pet."
Yet another is the tale of Richard Gere and the Gerbil, which, if true, would give us cause to doubt Mr. Gere's Buddhist credentials — but we have no reason to think it's anything but false.
An email rumor dating from 2005 purported to prove that a Chinese restaurant in Atlanta was caught cooking and serving rat meat to its unsuspecting customers and forced to close its doors. There were no media reports to back up these accusations.
Sources and further reading:
Shock Photo of Giant Rodent Blamed for Child Attacks
The Sun, 3 June 2011
Is This the World's Biggest Rat?
Irish Mirror, 23 November 2015
The Rat Paths of New York
New York Times, 28 April 2015
The Weirdest Critters on the Internet
New & Updated Urban Legends
The Top 24 Urban Legends
World's Biggest Snake: An Anaconda Killed in the Amazon?
Atlanta Chinese Restaurant Closed for Serving Rats?
Urban Legends: The Biggest Rattlesnake in Texas
109-Pound Shrimp Caught in Florida
Overview Urban Legend of the Giant Florida Rattlesnake
The Legend of the Black Lion
Donald Trump Quotes
Ripley's Believe It Or Not's Top Attractions
The Top 10 Most Mysterious Creatures of Modern Times
'Hanoi Jane' Fonda Rumors Blend Fact and Fiction
6 Weird Creatures You Don't Want to Meet
Ghosts at Sea
The Elusive Little People

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Banned substance blamed on contaminated meat in Mexico.
Reports indicate Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez has been tested positive for the banned substance Clenbuterol in advance of his May 5 showdown against Gennady 'GGG' Golovkin, a rematch of their competitive September 2017 bout for multiple middleweight titles.
"I am an athlete who respects the sport and this surprises me and bothers me because it had never happened to me. I will submit to all the tests that require me to clarify this embarrassing situation and I trust that at the end the truth will prevail," said Canelo, who plans to immediately report to the United States and be submitted to any additional testing by the Voluntary Anti-Doping Association.
Prior to last weeks' press conference for the middleweight title clash, set for the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada, (the same location as fight No. 1) Canelo had plans to set up training camp in Colorado.
For years fighters from Mexico have tested positive for Clenbuterol and have cited eating meat in their native country to the positive tests.
Canelo's promoter, Golden Boy Promotions, immediately notified the Nevada State Athletic Commission as well as Golovkin's promoter, Tom Loeffler, upon hearing of their fighters positive test result.


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AS YOU PLAN YOUR ENGAGEMENT WITH ASNT THIS YEAR, consider the impact you want to make and the mark you want to leave on your peers and the NDT industry. Many moving pieces have to work in concert to provide the administration, programs, and services for ASNT members and NDT stakeholders.
There are volunteer opportunities at every level and for every passion. My intention for this letter is to share a few examples of the good works being done on a consistent basis by your fellow members who volunteer their time and energies participating on ASNT councils and committees.
Councils and committees house the many strategic groups that power the initiatives for industry knowledge, education, resource development, and certification enhancements. Councils, which work to achieve the goals and objectives of the overall organization, are the umbrellas to the many committees that are aligned beneath them. All of our councils and committees are valued and necessary for ASNT's successful operation. To underscore the impact and great work that's being done by volunteers, I'd like to highlight activities from a couple of them.
The Certification Management Council, or CMC, is the core body that meets to discuss ASNT's certification scheme implementation, adherence, content, and technical acuity. Over the past year, examination candidates have had the tremendous benefit and convenience of computer-based testing (CBT). CMC members spent countless hours learning the nuances of the Pearson VUE CBT process to ensure that the ASNT examinations would be administered seamlessly and securely. The CMC is also the body that reviews and vets examination questions. ASNT certifications are the bedrock of our lauded history and global respect. This council is a key force behind why ASNT certifications are so eagerly sought.
Another group I'd like to call your attention to is the Bylaws Committee. Many of you heard of the proposed bylaws changes during the town hall meeting at the 2017 ASNT Annual Conference. Proposals and consideration for change do not happen in a vacuum. There is a committee of dedicated members who have invested significant time in knowing and understanding ASNT policies and standard operating practices in order to weigh in on bylaws revisions that could better align ASNT with other large, successful societies of similar reach and objectives. It isn't easy to suggest completely new ways to think about current, common practices and, in turn, help to synergize the resources within ASNT to a higher level. The Bylaws Committee must constantly evaluate the effectiveness of standing bylaws in order to make a substantiated case for change. There must be deliberation and research performed within the committee to make certain the changes align with moving the ASNT mission forward in a protracted and efficient manner.
Again, these are just two examples of council and committee work. There are hundreds of anecdotes and examples of industry-acclaimed outcomes from all of these groups over the years. Without the dedicated work of all the committees and councils within ASNT, we could not deliver the promise of a safer world. Your voice and willingness to be part of the process is very necessary for ASNT to keep pace with a fast-moving industrial environment. Whether you are a new member or a tenured member who has never served in a volunteer capacity before, we need and gladly welcome you. I hope you find this missive an ample encouragement to share your talents with us. As always, I welcome your comments and suggestions.


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Q: jQuery UI Dialog within if else loop I want to activate(load) the jQuery dialog only if the condition of my if statement is true. Something like this:
if (/*condition is true*/) {
  var dialog = '

Results to your search.

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  $('body').append(dialog);
  $("#resultDialog").dialog({
    buttons: {
        "No": function () {
            $(this).dialog("close");
        },
        "Yes": function () {
            //do something
        }
    }
  });
  $("#resultDialog").dialog("open");
}else{
        //do something else
    };

The dialog is not dependent on a click/change event. As of now when I debug I can see that the condition is true but still the dialog is not appearing. Any suggestion/help will be appreciated.

A: Start your code with $(document).ready(function(){ and end it with }); Also, you are calling .dialog() on #dialog instead of #resultDialog. You do not need to use the call to open the dialog, unless you changed the default of autoOpen to false.
Your code, fixed and cleaned up:
$(document).ready(function(){
  if (/*condition is true*/) {
    var dialog = '

Results to your search.

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    $('body').append(dialog);
    $("#resultDialog").dialog({
      buttons: {
        "No": function () {
            $(this).dialog("close");
        },
        "Yes": function () {
            //do something
        }
      }
   });
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Q: A program that creates a list of several files Data files:

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*file.json - athletes with the indication of the chest number, first and last name

*result.txt - results of the first attempt
The time comes in the format "breast_number start HH:MM:SS,dst" and "breast_number finish HH:MM: SS, dst".
What should be displayed as a list:
Result
Occupied place|Chest number|First Name| Last Name | Result
  1              23          Jack       Jackson     01:02,32
  2              213         Sam          Stolz     01:56,23
  3              129         Michael    Stivenson   02:09,43

Python programming language, version 3.9.
To solve the problem, it is necessary to use the built-in tools / modules of the programming language.
file.json
{
  "266": {
    "Name": "Jackson",
    "Surname": "Jack"
  },
  "287": {
    "Name": "Stolz",
    "Surname": "Sam"
  },
  "149": {
    "Name": "Stivenson",
    "Surname": "Michael"
  },
...

result.txt

287 start 16:22:30,000000
287 finish 16:24:08,264286
149 start 13:42:00,000000
149 finish 13:43:49,415825
62 start 11:31:30,000000
62 finish 11:39:42,771429

...
You need to write a test task . Please help me, how is it better to do it step by step?

A: You will want to import the json module and use the json.loads function to convert the json into a dict. Use loops to parse the dict and look at using f-strings to print the data out to the file.


This Absolute Natural Color image shows us a specular reflection, or Sunglint, off of an Hydrocarbon Lake - named Kivu Lacus - which is located on the Saturnian moon Titan. Kivu Lacus is a relatively small Lake for Titan - about 48,2 miles (such as approx. 77,57 Km) wide - and it is found very close to the moon's North Pole. The view was obtained during the NASA - Cassini Spacecraft's Fly-By that occurred on July, 24, 2012. This was the most intense specular reflection that Cassini had seen to date. However, the NASA - Cassini Spacecraft saw its first specular reflection on Titan on July 7, 2009 and that image provided us with a solid confirmation of the presence of liquid on the moon's Northern Hemisphere.
Specular reflections can only be seen when the NASA - Cassini Spacecraft is in the right place relative to the Sun and Titan, so that the mirror-like reflection from a Lake reflects Sunlight directly to the Spacecraft. In order for this circumstance to occur, it is (of course) required that the Sun is (quite) above the Horizon at the location of the Lake (which is why no specular reflections were visible until after Titan's Northern Spring Equinox, which happened in the AD 2009, when the many Hydrocarbon Seas existing on this fascinating Celestial Body finally became illuminated).
The bright, yellowish area visible on Titan represents the glint off of Kivu Lacus. The reddish reflection is a specular skyglow (---> Haze illuminated from below by the specular reflection of the Sun off of the Lake). The faint orange/pinkish color coming from just above the reflection has been suggested to represent the first (huge, most likely) Waves ever seen on Titan's Lakes and Seas, and thus the first Sea-Surface Waves ever detected outside of our Home Planet Earth.
The view was obtained by the NASA - Cassini Spacecraft's Visible and InfraRed Mapping Spectrometer (or "VIMS", for short) instrument at a distance of about 18.600 miles (such as about 29.933,724 Km) from Titan. According to NASA (but we, as IPF, disagree on this point) this is not the same Visible-light color that the human eye would see. At Visible Wavelengths, NASA Scientists said, the human eye would just see a hazy orange orb, and would not be able to catch the specular reflection, which would be scattered by Titan's Atmospheric Haze before reaching the Outer Space.
This frame (which is an Original NASA - CASSINI Spacecraft's False Colors and NON Map-Projected image published on the NASA - Planetary Photojournal with the ID n. PIA 18433) has been additionally processed, contrast enhanced, magnified to aid the visibility of the details, Gamma corrected and then re-colorized - according to an educated guess (or, if you wish, an informed speculation) carried out by Dr Paolo C. Fienga - in Absolute Natural Colors (such as the colors that a human eye would actually perceive if someone were onboard the NASA - Cassini Spacecraft and then looked outside, towards the Saturnian moon "Titan"), by using an original technique created - and, in time, dramatically improved - by the Lunar Explorer Italia Team. Different colors, as well as different shades of the same color, mean, among other things, the existence of different Elements (Gases) present in the Atmosphere of Titan, each having a different Albedo (---> Reflectivity) and Chemical Composition.


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Autostrada międzystanowa nr 605 (ang. Interstate 605, I-605) – amerykańska autostrada międzystanowa o długości 27,4 mil (44,1 km) znajdująca się całkowicie w Kalifornii, w aglomeracji Los Angeles, będąca drogą pomocniczą autostrady międzystanowej nr 5. Zaczyna się w Seal Beach koło lotniska wojskowego Los Alamitos Army Airfield, a kończy w Irwindale. Została ukończona w styczniu 1971. Oficjalnie znana jako San Gabriel River Freeway.

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View Poll Results: How many different countries have you flown to?
How many different countries have you flown to?
And if the answer is zero....?
Now I have only flown out of some of these countries, and not into, but I counted them also. I think that is all, but it does not include train travel and travel via boat or other means of transportation.
Only a few, but quite far apart.
England, Germany, Dubai (briefly, refueling stopover en route to Hong Kong), Cyprus and the US.
The country that you live in counts as one.
Well, you've flown from ORD, USA TO ALT, USA.
Sometimes I think that MA and CA are different countries. Does that count as more?
To fly "to" a country implies that one is leaving another country to get to the new country.
If I fly from Chicago to Denver, I don't tell people "I flew to the US yesterday." I tell them "I flew to Denver yesterday." Denver is not a country, but a city.
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Speakers at life settlements conference forecast substantial 'organic growth'
Insurance Forums Staff
A confluence of demographic and economic forces are aligning to drive substantial growth of the life settlements asset class, according to featured speakers at this week's Life Insurance Settlement Association (LISA)'s Ninth Annual Life Settlement Institutional Investor Conference in New York.
"Now is the best time ever to invest in life settlements," said Alan H. Buerger, executive chairman and co-founder of Coventry, the pioneer in the life settlement industry. "We are seeing organic growth of this market through the education of consumers and their professional advisors of the life settlement option as an alternative to the lapse or surrender of a life insurance policy. In addition, the demographic trends are very favorable for our industry, with 10,000 Americans turning 65 every day and struggling to fund their retirement income needs."
In his keynote address at the conference, Buerger noted that a recent Coventry survey found 8 in 10 seniors who contacted the company to discuss a life settlement were not previously aware that they could sell their life insurance policy.
"Life settlements have proven to be an attractive option for consumers who no longer need their life insurance policy, so they are now accepted as self-evident transactions by regulators, financial intermediaries and institutional investors," Buerger said.
"The performance of the U.S. financial markets in 2018 really illustrates the value of life settlements to institutional investor portfolios," said Dan Young, senior managing director at Vida Capital, in opening remarks at the conference. "Last year, every major investment category was down — stocks, bonds and even supposedly uncorrelated assets such as gold — but life settlements continued to deliver consistent returns for institutional investors who owned them in their funds."
"The consumer is in need and we can help them," said Darwin M. Bayston, president and chief executive officer of LISA. "LISA's Life Settlement Institutional Investor Conference bridges the gap between consumer policyholders and sources of investment capital by bringing together professionals from pension funds, hedge funds, family offices, foundations and endowments for updates on the latest developments in the life insurance secondary market."
A panel discussion ("The Evolution of Life Settlements: From Origination to Portfolio Management") — featuring Steven Shapiro, president and CEO of Q Capital, John Welcom, founder and CEO of Welcome Funds, and Jeffrey Bollerman, managing director of Houlihan Lokey — also walked attendees through changes in the life settlement marketplace that have led to a sharp increase in business volume over the past three years.
The panelists agreed that both consumers and institutional investors have grown more comfortable with life settlement transactions, fueled by increased awareness of the life settlement option as an alternative to lapse or surrender of a life insurance policy, as well as a change in federal estate tax law that has many seniors re-evaluating the need to maintain their policies.
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When I was 5, my mom took me to Disney World for the first time. We went with her best friend and her friend's niece. Apparently on this trip, the kids wanted to spend all of our time at Magic Kingdom. How could we not? Princesses? It's a Small World? Yes please!
We had a great time in the Magic Kingdom. We rode Aladdin's Magic Carpet (right after Aladdin & Jasmine rode it, see below!) first thing when we arrived to the park. Little kid ride? Maybe, but that cool breeze felt real nice on that hot day! After Aladdin's Magic Carpet we went right for Pirate's of the Caribbean. 5 minute wait? Sure! Key here was when we got in the park we went left (towards Adventureland) instead of right (towards Tomorrowland). Since most people tend to go right when they enter a building/park, we usually went against that by going left. Less crowds at the get go were a bonus!
We also rode the Riverboat and Haunted Mansion while on this side of the park. One day we also took the railroad from the Main Street station to the Fantasyland station. It was nice to see the newly revamped Fantasyland and Dumbo ride. The mini water play area here was also really cute. A trip to the Magic Kingdom is definitely not complete without a ride on It's a Small World. It is probably the ride that sticks out in my mind the most from my first trip to Disney. It's classic and doesn't disappoint…though that song gets stuck in your head for the rest of the day!
A few other rides were on must see lists I found online. We went and rode the People Mover in Tomorrowland. I had never done this before, but the breeze and break from the sun and crowds was nice. The ride takes you all around Tomorrowland on a raised track. You get some great views of Cinderella's castle on this one! You also go through Space Mountain (be ready for complete darkness during this part) which was neat.
After the People Mover we checked out the Carousel of Progress, a rotating theater show with animatronic robots. Cute show with a catchy tune. My favorite part of the Magic Kingdom was definitely Monsters, Inc. Laugh Floor. This was hilarious! I can't wait to see it again. It's interactive with the Monsters making jokes about and with the audience. Audience members can even text in their own jokes for the monsters to share during the show. Hilarious. And the technology behind it all had me amazed (yep, I'm a nerd).
Overall, this trip to the Magic Kingdom was a fun one. Tomorrow I'll be sharing our Disney food favorites…including a few from the Magic Kingdom (Aloha Isle & Main Street Bakery anyone?)!
What is your favorite thing at the Magic Kingdom?
I didn't see that Aladdin ride when I was there. I'd totally do it!


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Kris Bryant trade speculation with Chicago Cubs returns for Arizona Diamondbacks
Jeremy Cluff
In November, the Arizona Diamondbacks were involved in some speculation involving Chicago Cubs star Kris Bryant.
Speculation surrounding the team and the former MVP is back.
Arizona Sports 98.7 FM's John Gambadoro tweeted this Tuesday: "Have heard some rumblings of Dbacks at least exploring a Kris Bryant trade. Could then move Escobar to 2B. Bryant makes 18.6 and is under control for this year and next. Just turned 28 he may be better option than Bradley Jr (1 year control) or Marte, who is 31."
According to projections, Bryant is expected to make around $18.5 million next season.
He could potentially become a free agent after next season, should he win a grievance. If not, he would be a free agent after the 2021 season.
Bryant was the 2016 NL MVP and is a three-time All-Star. He hit .282 last season, with 31 home runs and 77 RBIs.
In his five-year career, he has hit .284 with 138 home runs and 403 RBIs.
More:Robbie Ray trade rumors: Mariners, Padres, Astros, Nationals in speculation
Talk surrounding the Diamondbacks, Cubs and a potential Kris Bryant trade took off after Gambadoro's report.
ESPN's Tim Kurkjian said, on Arizona Sports 98.7 FM, that Bryant would be a huge addition for the Diamondbacks, if Arizona were to somehow acquire him.
"I think he would be a force in that lineup," Kurkjian told the Burns & Gambo Show.
NBC Sports wrote that the Diamondbacks could be a major factor in trade talks involving Bryant.
Tony Andracki wrote: "Arizona's stable of prospects is led by a slew of position players that are likely at least a couple years away from the big leagues (like 19-year-old outfielder Kristian Robinson) and pitcher Corbin Martin, who was a major piece from the Astros in the Zack Greinke trade last July. Martin, 24, would be a premier headliner for a Bryant deal and was named the No. 78 prospect in the game by Baseball America last winter. However, he also just had Tommy John surgery in July, so he will miss a good portion of the 2020 campaign. As the Cubs try to retool their team on the fly, the Diamondbacks don't have a ton to offer in the way of big-league-ready assets, which could be a major factor if talks between the two teams develop any further."
SB Nation took a look at how the Diamondbacks could change with Bryant on the team.
It wrote: "This move would shift Eduardo Escobar back to second-base, and basically locks Ketel Marte in as the everyday center-fielder for 2020. It would certainly be a bit of an upgrade for this year, to put it mildly. STEAMER projects Bryant to be worth 4.6 WAR this year, compared to Lamb's 1.0 WAR. But what might the cost be in prospects? That, along with the outcome of Bryant's grievance case, likely determines whether or not this would be a wise move for Arizona. Mike Hazen has shown a willingness to trade top prospects, but only in the right deal - for longer-term help, such as Zac Gallen. Would a Bryant deal work on that basis?"
Cubs Insider looked at what Arizona could offer the Cubs for Bryant.
Evan Altman wrote: "The Diamondbacks do have a very solid farm system with a bunch of pitchers in the upper half of their top 30 prospects, so it's possible they'd be able to match up with the Cubs on a deal. And hey, their No. 5 overall prospect is Dalton Varsho, son of Cubs legend Gary Varsho and named after the late Darren "Dutch" Daulton. A catcher for the time being, scouts believe Varsho is athletic enough to play the outfield if needed."
More:Starling Marte trade rumors: Diamondbacks included in Pirates chatter
CBS Sports' Matt Snyder took a look at potential trade partners with the Cubs for Bryant in November and ranked Arizona No. 6.
He had Arizona among seven teams in a "Would be in, if things break right" category.
Snyder wrote: "The D-Backs have some room to make serious noise this offseason. They have the prospect and financial wherewithal to get a deal done for Bryant. This would require Eduardo Escobar moving to second base, which is fine, or Bryant playing right field (again, this is fine). The question here is: After letting A.J. Pollock walk and trading Paul Goldschmidt last offseason in addition to trading Zack Greinke in July, do the D-Backs really want to be so aggressive for two expensive years of Bryant right now? I can see arguments for both sides."
At the MLB General Manager meetings in Arizona in November, the Cubs let teams know that they are willing to make trades.
USA TODAY Sports' Bob Nightengale wrote: "The Cubs, who have not won a postseason game since 2017, have let teams know that they are open for business. They will listen to offers on everyone from infielder Kris Bryant and Javy Baez to catcher Willson Contreras to outfielder Kyle Schwarber."
"This was coming,'' Cubs president Theo Epstein told reporters at the meetings in Scottsdale. "It's not like it was going to be one generation of players and that's it. We knew, when a lot of our best players were cost controlled, those were the years we could squeeze the most amount of talent on the roster, and there would be difficult decisions and change ahead at some point.
"We're just rapidly approaching that time, that's all."
Bryant is no stranger to Arizona, having played in spring training in Mesa for the Cubs throughout his career.
After his rookie of the year season, Bryant hilariously posed as a European transfer coming to challenge for a spot in the Mesa Community College lineup in the middle of the season.


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Q: Changing the elements of a matrix using a for loop in matlab I'm having a few issues getting MATLAB to do what I want.
say I have a matrix x = [1 2 3 4; 1 4 4 5; 6 4 1 4]
I'm trying to write code that will go through the matrix and change each 4 to a 5, so it modifies the input matrix
I've tried a few things:
while index <= numel(x)
    if index == 4
        index = 5;
    end
    index = index + 1;
end

for item = x
    if item == 4
        item = 5;
    end
end

the simplest thing i tried was
for item = x
    if item == 4
        item = 5;
    end
end

i noticed by looking at the workspace that the value of item did indeed change but the value of x (the matrix) stayed the same.
How do I get the output that i'm looking for?

A: If you just want to change all the 4s to 5s then:
x(x==4)=5

basically x==4 will result in a logical matrix with 1s everywhere there was  a 4 in x:
[0 0 0 1
 0 1 1 0
 0 1 0 1]

We then use logical index to only affect the values of x where those 1s are and change them all to 5s.
If you wanted to do this using a loop (which I highly recommend against) then you can do this:
for index = 1:numel(x)
    if x(index) == 4
        x(index) = 5;
    end
end

A: Short answer to achieve what you want:
x(x==4) = 5

Answer to why your code doesn't do what you expected:
You are changing the item to a 5. But that item is a new variable, it does not point to the same item in your matrix x. Hence the original matrix x remains unchanged.


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Kyle Lowry Is A Member Of The Miami Heat
Dean Blundell Raptors Aug 02, 2021
Kyle tweeted and deleted the tweet but not before Woj to a screengrab of it and sealed Kyle's fate with this Woj Bomb.
Jesus. I guess that's it.
No idea what's coming back in the sign and trade but Lowry, true to his word, left the Raptors with a little something, something instead of signing as a FA.
Good for him. The Raptors are in NO way in the conversation to compete for a championship and Kyle GAVE IT ALL for this franchise.
He's the "GROAT" and that won't change, so join me in welcoming Scottie Barnes to the 6 and let's give Kyle a big old standing O when he comes to town and throws lobs to Butler and Bam. He's earned it.
If he takes Drake with him, he deserves a statue on Legends row.
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Beowulf: A Comparison between Hrothgar and Beowulf as Leaders
By hitmeq3m Nov 16, 2004 922 Words
Throughout history, kings have been the primary figure in kingdoms and territories. People looked to these authoritative figures for many different things ranging from religion to leadership and guidance. The heroic epic Beowulf takes the concept of kingship and elaborates on it through the roles of two very different characters: King Hrothgar and Beowulf. In doing so, it reveals the differing values instilled within each man.
Very early on in Beowulf, it is evident that the German and Scandinavian world that exists at this time is both hostile and unpredictable. The constant upheaval between the differing cultures force the people of these villages to look to a higher power for a sense of well-being. King Hrothgar of Heorot embodies the necessary characteristics of a leader at the beginning of the tale: strength, bravery, and leadership. The introduction of Grendel, however, eliminates any sense of stability in the King of the Danes. Instead of standing up to fight Grendel, Hrothgar cowardly retreats and allows the monster to terrorize and pillage his kingdom for many years. As a result of this, the people lose their sense of trust and security. It is at this point that they place their belief in pagan rituals, turning their backs on God.
Beowulf, the hero of this epic, demonstrates what a hero truly represents. He first and foremost places his trust in God rather than in other humans or pagan rituals. His strength, bravery, and self-sacrifice shine through his underlying persistent optimism.
This drive stems from Beowulf's ultimate goal of being remembered after he is long gone and time has passed. As he tells Hrothgar, "We must all expect and end to life in this world; let him who can win fame before death, because that is a dead man's best memorial."
When Beowulf hears of the turmoil Grendel is causing in Heorot, he immediately responds to the call, against his father's wishes. He determines that he will fight the creature without any weapon or armor. This confidence only demonstrates his faith in God and fate. He believes that if something happens, it will happen, and there is no way of preventing the inevitable. Beowulf's fight with Grendel represents the beginning of his journey as a hero. Grendel is the most evil foe for Beowulf, because he is a direct descendant of Cain. Beowulf's character through this difficult first task establishes a foundation for him to build on with each increasingly arduous task.
After having defeated Grendel, Heorot once again returns to a peaceful and serene place. The halls within the Danish kingdom grow joyous and jovial. All of this jollity quickly dissipates, however, when Grendel's mother begins murdering and ravaging the town in a fit of rage over her son's death. This is the second struggle that Beowulf is faced with. In this particular situation, he is forced to travel into a hostile environment down into the mother's lair. This second act of heroism shows how Beowulf goes one step further in securing his place as a genuine hero. When he defeats the mother with a sword that he did not come equipped with, it becomes very clear that divine intervention makes up a large part of his success.
Once Grendel's mother is defeated, peace is once again restored in the Danish kingdom. Fifty long years pass before any other major act of heroism occurs in Beowulf's life. During this time, he becomes King of the Geats, and establishes himself as a great ruler. When a dragon interrupts the tranquility of the kingdom, Beowulf truly secures his place as a legend. Unlike King Hrothgar, Beowulf does not shy away from danger, and aggressively pursues the dragon. This is by far the most difficult task Beowulf faces and he soon realizes it. Not only is the beast more powerful and dangerous than its predecessors, Beowulf is now an old man and does not possess the strength and energy that so freely flowed through him as a younger man. The twelve "companions" that accompany Beowulf on this quest desert him in the face of danger, except for Wiglaf, the only true and loyal servant. These cowards can be looked at in much the same light as King Hrothgar. They act brave and mighty, but when confronted with real danger and risk, coward away. All of these factors combine to ultimately defeat Beowulf. He defeats the dragon, but dies in doing so. Even as he dies, Beowulf exudes his humbleness and faithfulness to God and the people he watched over. "I speak with words of thankfulness to God the king of glory, our eternal Lord, for all the wealth that I see here, and because I was permitted to win it for my people before my death."
Countless times in history, people are faced with tough decisions that unknowingly affect an entire society. It is how these people respond to these situations that truly reveal their character. Attempting to hide or run away does not solve the problem, much to the dismay of people like King Hrothgar. If anything can be learned from this, I think it is that when we are faced with these decisions in life, we must trust in what we firmly believe in and fully put our reputation or life on the line. In doing so, we too have the ability to become heroes in our own right, whether it be a controversial choice or just something very simple. By focusing on the same principles as Beowulf did, we can affect the society around us as well.
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