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filed: April 21, 2012 • Spain
Wind farm folly in Spain
Credit: EXCLUSIVE by James Bryce, The Olive Press, www.theolivepress.es 21 April 2012 ~~
A pair of British expats have filed a denuncia after losing thousands of euros in an apparent investment scam.
Brothers Malcolm, 66, and Ken Nall, 68, invested 6,000 euros in a French wind farm scheme through a Marbella-based finance company last year.
Sold as a reliable three-year bond, they were promised an annual return of 9.5 per cent on their investment through firm Finance Energy.
However, alarm bells started to ring after they failed to get their first payment on March 4.
"When we called the company, there was no reply," Malcolm told the Olive Press. "They have apparently taken our money and vanished."
He added: "It's a lot of money for us because we're pensioners."
The pair, from the Midlands, have failed to locate representative Gary Oliver, who sold them the scheme.
They insist the police don't seem interested and they are being 'passed from pillar to post'.
"It annoys me to think we've been ripped off and the police don't seem bothered," Malcolm added. "Clearly we were naïve, but we hope noone else gets caught out."
When the Olive Press attempted to contact Finance Energy, both numbers were disconnected, while the website www.fin-energy.com is no longer in use.
Craig Edmonds, from 123 Marbella Internet Services, which manages the site, said: "Legally I am not able to disclose any details of customers or comment on activities, but I have forwarded your email to the current owner."
Firms who solicit investment funds must be authorised by the Spanish CNMV.
A search of the regulatory body's company register revealed no trace of Finance Energy.
Source: EXCLUSIVE by James Bryce, The Olive Press, www.theolivepress.es 21 April 2012


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The standard model of particle physics may be broken
by Jordsa May 12, 2022
As a physicist working on the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at CERN, one of the most frequent questions I get asked is "When are you going to find something?" Resisting the urge to sarcastically reply "Apart from the Higgs boson, which won the Nobel Prize, and a host of new composite particles?", I realize that the reason the question is asked so frequently is due to to how we have portrayed progress in particle physics to the rest of the world.
We often talk about progress in terms of discovering new particles, and it often is. Studying a new very heavy particle helps us see the underlying physical processes, often without disturbing background noise. That makes it easier to explain the value of the discovery to the public and politicians.
Recently, however, a series of precise measurements of known standard bog particles and processes have threatened to shake up physics. And with the LHC gearing up to run with greater energy and intensity than ever before, it's time to start discussing the implications at length.
In truth, particle physics has always proceeded in two ways, of which new particles are one. The other is by making very precise measurements that test the predictions of the theories and look for deviations from the expected.
Early evidence for Einstein's theory of general relativity, for example, came from the discovery of small deviations in the apparent positions of stars and of Mercury's motion in its orbit.
Three key findings
The particles obey a counterintuitive but hugely successful theory called quantum mechanics. This theory shows that particles too massive to be created directly in a laboratory collision can still influence what other particles do (through something called "quantum fluctuations"). However, measurements of such effects are very complex and much more difficult to explain to the public.
But recent results that hint at unexplained new physics beyond the Standard Model are of this second kind. Detailed studies of the LHCb experiment found that a particle known as a beauty quark (quarks make up the protons and neutrons in the atomic nucleus) "decays" (falls apart) into an electron much more frequently than into a muon: the electron is heavier, but otherwise identical, bro. According to the standard model, this should not happen, suggesting that new particles or even forces of nature may influence the process.
LHCb experiment. Image Credit: Cern
Interestingly, however, measurements of similar processes involving the "top quarks" from the ATLAS experiment at the LHC show that this decay occurs at the same rate for electrons and muons.
Meanwhile, the Muon g-2 experiment at Fermilab in the US has recently done very precise studies of how muons "wobble" as their "spin" (a quantum property) interacts with surrounding magnetic fields. It found a small but significant deviation from some theoretical predictions, again suggesting that unknown forces or particles may be at work.
The latest surprising result is a measure of the mass of a fundamental particle called the W boson, which carries the weak nuclear force that governs radioactive decay. After many years of data collection and analysis, the experiment, also at Fermilab, suggests that it is significantly heavier than theory predicts, deviating by an amount that would not happen by chance in more than a million experiments. Once again, it may be that as yet undiscovered particles add to its mass.
Interestingly, however, this is also at odds with some lower-precision measurements from the LHC (presented in this study and this one).
While we're not absolutely sure these effects require a novel explanation, evidence seems to be mounting that some new physics is needed.
Of course, there will be almost as many new mechanisms proposed to explain these observations as there are theoretical ones. Many will look for various forms of "supersymmetry". This is the idea that there are twice as many fundamental particles in the Standard Model as we thought, and each particle has a "super partner." These may involve additional Higgs bosons (associated with the field that gives fundamental particles their mass).
Others will go further, invoking less recent buzzwords like "technicolor," which would imply that there are additional forces of nature (besides gravity, electromagnetism, and the strong and weak nuclear forces), and could mean that the Higgs is in fact a composite object made of other particles. Only experiments will reveal the truth of the matter, which is good news for experimenters.
All the experimental teams behind the new findings are highly respected and have been working on the problems for a long time. That said, it is not disrespectful to them to point out that these measurements are extremely difficult to perform. In addition, the predictions of the standard model generally require calculations in which approximations must be made. This means that different theorists may predict slightly different masses and decay rates depending on the assumptions and the level of approximation made. So it may be that when we do more precise calculations, some of the new findings fit the standard model.
Similarly, it may be that the researchers are using subtly different interpretations and therefore finding inconsistent results. Comparison of two experimental results requires careful verification that the same level of approximation has been used in both cases.
Both are examples of sources of "systematic uncertainty" and while everyone involved does their best to quantify them, unforeseen complications can arise that underestimate or overestimate them.
None of this makes the current results any less interesting or important. What the results illustrate is that there are multiple paths to a deeper understanding of the new physics, and all need to be explored.
With the LHC restarting, there are still prospects of new particles being produced through rarer processes or found hidden under backgrounds that we have yet to unearth.
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The Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Statewide Conference is an opportunity to network and learn about the important issues and trends affecting SUD prevention, treatment, and recovery. The conference program balances valuable workshops and sessions for county leaders, SUD treatment providers, counselors, prevention groups, SUD researchers and academics, SUD policymakers and advocates, community organizations, and those in recovery.
See the presentations given by Ventura County Behavioral Health staff and contract providers.
There is the message we seek to convey. Then there are the ears willing to listen. You're invited on a multimedia journey through some of SoCal's leading health prevention programs. Learn how to strategically engage millennials. From vaping, to cannabis to DUI prevention, learn how the Ventura County Office of Education, Ventura County Behavioral Health and the California Office of Traffic Safety (OTS) are each bringing to life creative prevention programs that measurably change behavior. A high-energy, interactive, and illuminating showcase of best practices.
As marijuana use, availability and acceptability are increasing across California, MARIJUANA FACTCHECK provides science-centered, health-oriented prevention messaging to parents and caregivers of young teens. This fact-based informational campaign, accessed at websites in English and in Spanish, offers up-to-date resources that youth-involved adults can rely upon to stay informed on emerging topics and potential impacts. MARIJUANA FACTCHECK provides a model for public discourse and social change using relatable and understandable information. Learn how to leverage marijuana prevention resources to improve youth health and safety.


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Treasury Targets Senior IRGC Commanders Behind Iran's Destructive and Destabilizing Activities
WASHINGTON – The U.S. Department of the Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) took action today against eight senior commanders of Navy, Aerospace, and Ground Forces of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC). These commanders sit atop a bureaucracy that supervises the IRGC's malicious regional activities, including its provocative ballistic missile program, harassment and sabotage of commercial vessels in international waters, and its destabilizing presence in Syria.
Today's designations reinforce the President's action in issuing an Executive Order imposing sanctions on the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Republic of Iran as well as the Supreme Leader's Office. The President's order will deny Iran's leadership access to financial resources and authorizes the targeting of persons appointed to certain official or other positions by the Supreme Leader or the Supreme Leader's Office. Moreover, any foreign financial institution that knowingly facilitates a significant financial transaction for entities designated under this Executive Order could be cut off from the U.S. financial system.
"The United States is targeting those responsible for effectuating the Iranian regime's destructive influence in the Middle East. IRGC commanders are responsible for the Iranian regime's provocative attacks orchestrated in internationally recognized waters and airspace, as well as Iran's malign activities in Syria," said Treasury Secretary Steven T. Mnuchin. "Treasury will continue to aggressively target the senior leaders and the financial apparatus sustaining this malign activity. This action is a warning to officials at all levels of the IRGC and the rest of the Iranian regime that we will continue to sanction those who export violence, sabotage, and terrorism."
Overview of Today's Action
Today's action targets commanders of the IRGC's Navy, Aerospace, and Ground Forces, in addition to the commanders of the IRGC Navy's (IRGCN) five naval districts. These include the naval district commanders who are responsible for the IRGCN's activities off the coast of the southern provinces of Khuzestan, Bushehr, and Hormozgan, which lie adjacent to the Persian Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz.
OFAC is designating IRGCN Commander Ali Reza Tangsiri pursuant to E.O. 13224 for acting for or on behalf of the IRGC. As recently as February 2019, Tangsiri threatened that the Iranian regime's forces would close the Strait of Hormuz, an international waterway, if U.S. sanctions stopped Iran's oil exports, and that the Iranian regime is prepared to target U.S. interests in the region. As the commander of the IRGCN, Tangsiri sits atop a structure—including those regional IRGCN commanders sanctioned today—that is responsible for the sabotage of vessels in the international waters.
Also designated today pursuant to E.O. 13224 for acting for or on behalf of the IRGC is Amirali Hajizadeh, commander of the IRGC Aerospace Force, whose bureaucracy was responsible for downing the U.S. unmanned aircraft on June 20, 2019. Hajizadeh oversees Iran's provocative ballistic missile program.
OFAC is also designating pursuant to E.O. 13224 Mohammad Pakpour, commander of the IRGC's Ground Forces, for acting for or on behalf of the IRGC. Under Pakpour's command, the IRGC Ground Forces have deployed to fight in Syria in support of the IRGC-Qods Force (IRGC-QF) and the brutal Assad regime. In 2017, Pakpour said that the IRGC Ground Forces were in Syria to help the IRGC-QF.
OFAC is also designating the commanders of the IRGCN's five naval districts pursuant to E.O. 13224 for acting for or on behalf of the IRGC. The IRGC is responsible for the Regime's destabilizing and provocative naval actions in and around the Strait of Hormuz.
IRGCN commanders of five naval districts designated today are:
IRGCN 1st Naval District Commander Abbas Gholamshahi
IRGCN 2nd Naval District Commander Ramezan Zirahi
IRGCN 3rd Naval District Commander Yadollah Badin
IRGCN 4th Naval District Commander Mansur Ravankar
IRGCN 5th Naval District Commander Ali Ozma'i
The IRGC was designated pursuant to E.O. 13224 by OFAC on October 13, 2017 and it was designated as a Foreign Terrorist Organization by the Secretary of State on April 15, 2019.
Sanctions Implications
As a result of today's action, all property and interests in property of these individuals that are in the United States or in the possession or control of U.S. persons must be blocked and reported to OFAC. OFAC's regulations generally prohibit all dealings by U.S. persons or within (or transiting) the United States that involve any property or interests in property of blocked or designated persons.
In addition, persons that engage in certain transactions with the persons designated today may themselves be exposed to designation. Furthermore, any foreign financial institution that knowingly facilitates a significant transaction or provides significant financial services for any of the individuals designated today could be subject to U.S. correspondent account or payable-through sanctions.


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Q: The Real Operations Behind L'Hopital's Rule When using L'Hopital's Rule we have 4 conditions to verify. One of them is that $ \lim \limits_{x\to a} \frac{f'(x)}{g'(x)}=c$ where c and a are both real numbers or infinity.
The issue with using L'Hopital's rule is that there are discontinuous derivatives, so when proving something involving L'Hopital's rule it seems to always be good to have $\lim \limits_{x\to a} f'(x) =k$ provided.
Is this due to limits working like this:
$ \lim \limits_{x\to a} \frac{f(x)-f(a)}{g(x)-g(a)}=\frac{\lim \limits_{x\to a} (f(x)-f(a)) }{\lim \limits_{x\to a} (g(x)-g(a))} = \frac{\lim \limits_{x\to a} f(x)-\lim \limits_{x\to a} f(a)}{\lim \limits_{x\to a} g(x)-\lim \limits_{x\to a} g(a)}$
So that when you have the derivative of $f(x)$ (after differentiating the numerator of the example funciton) you can just substitute your assumed $\lim \limits_{x\to a} f'(x) =k$ for $\lim \limits_{x\to a} f'(a)$ ?

A: L'hospital's rule works because of this:  If $f$ and $g$ are differentiable at $x=a$ then by linear approximation:
$$f(x) \approx f(a) + f'(a)(x-a)$$
and
$$g(x) \approx g(a) + g'(a)(x-a).$$
Since we're assuming $f(a)=g(a) =0$ we have
$$ \frac{f(x)}{g(x)} \approx
\frac{f(a) + f'(a)(x-a)}{g(a) + g'(a)(x-a)}
= \frac{0 + f'(a)(x-a)}{0 + g'(a)(x-a)}  = \frac{f'(a)}{g'(a)}.$$

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(AP) — Broderick Alexander lived on the streets for more than two years in Chicago, but since 2005, he has slept in his own apartment. A case manager visits once a month, helping the 48-year-old set goals as part of a program that links housing to health care.
Knowing he has a safe place to return at night, Alexander said, helps him focus on taking his medications and staying out of the emergency room.
"My five- to seven-year goal is to become independent of all social service programs and leave this housing opportunity for someone else to have," Alexander said, adding that he is looking for a job as a commercial truck driver.
Since the 1990s, a movement toward housing-as-health care that started in New York City has spread to several cities, including Chicago, Seattle and Toronto. In Illinois, Gov. Pat Quinn now wants to expand such supportive housing — typically apartments with subsidized rent and help from social workers — by using federal and state Medicaid dollars.
Quinn's administration is making its pitch by promising future savings in health care costs. Federal rules don't allow states to build housing or pay rent with federal Medicaid money, but states can seek permission to try new approaches.
At a legislative committee hearing held Wednesday in Chicago, officials said the Quinn administration's entire Medicaid waiver proposal — which goes beyond housing to restructure much of the state's Medicaid system — would bring in, if approved, $3.2 billion in new federal funds over five years.
Illinois will post its proposal online Feb. 7, then public feedback will be taken for 30 days before the plan is sent to federal Medicaid officials on March 10.
"The ability to stabilize people in housing is very important. We view it as critical to the success of our efforts," said Illinois Deputy Gov. Cristal Thomas, who is leading the initiative for the governor's office.
The idea is to target poor adults who are homeless or living in institutions because of disabilities, such as severe mental illness or substance abuse. Although the research is mixed on whether the approach saves taxpayer dollars when housing costs are included, some studies have shown it can save money in health care by reducing emergency room visits and hospital stays.
The Illinois plan sketches out how insurance companies with Medicaid contracts could get financial bonuses for finding housing and support teams for homeless and institutionalized patients. The plan is one piece of a 78-page draft Medicaid waiver that needs fleshing out before it's submitted for federal approval.
The Illinois Medicaid program covers 2.8 million people with a budget of $17.8 billion. With an expansion of Medicaid under the new federal health care law, the program could soon cover 3 million poor and disabled Illinois residents — and the waiver being sought by the state would touch almost all those people.
Quinn last week created the Office of Health Innovation and Transformation to oversee the waiver and coordinate the program's numerous parts.
However, a financial analysis isn't yet complete, so it's unclear how much money the state thinks the waiver will save in health care costs. The lack of specifics is raising concerns among some lawmakers, including Chicago Democrat Rep. Greg Harris, who chaired the committee holding Wednesday's hearing on the waiver.
"I hear 'transformation' and 'realignment' and 'person-centric,' but how is this going to make people's lives better?" Harris said in an interview.
The state wants to consolidate nine programs that now serve different categories of disabled people, including adults and children with developmental disabilities, medically fragile children, people with HIV or AIDS, the elderly and people with physical disabilities.
The waiver also would provide financial incentives for nursing homes that close or convert to other uses, and develop a "universal assessment tool" to determine patients' needs. It also would create a new office called the Innovation and Transformation Resource Center.
The proposal seeks federal matching money for programs that currently receive only state dollars. Those include workforce training programs at the University of Illinois and Southern Illinois University, programs for parolees operated by the Department of Corrections, and stop-smoking and other prevention programs run by the Department of Public Health.
But some are concerned by the proposal's size and complexity.
"We worry about the capacity of state government to do all this and to do it all well," said John Peller, vice president of policy for the AIDS Foundation of Chicago, which now coordinates the AIDS Medicaid waiver for the Chicago metropolitan area.
The housing section needs more detail, added Samantha Olds, executive director of the Illinois Association of Medicaid Health Plans, a trade association representing nine health insurers that have Medicaid contracts in the state.
"Supportive housing is absolutely going to decrease ER visits, hospital admissions and readmissions," Olds said. "But the waiver as drafted is unclear on the size and scope of the program, so it's hard to tell if the savings derived from supportive housing will be enough to cover the upfront investment."
Creating more supportive housing also would help the state meet the settlement terms of three class-action lawsuits filed on behalf of disabled Medicaid clients living in nursing homes.
Research shows that whether housing can lower health care spending depends on finding the most expensive patients: those who are regularly cycling from the street to emergency rooms.
"Once housing programs start, the ability to obtain major savings in the hospitals and jails depends in part on having targeted resources to the most vulnerable," said Dr. Stefan Kertesz, a researcher on homelessness at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. "A lot of them will be people who are making a sad and avoidable circuit between institutions and the streets."
Thomas, the deputy governor, described the waiver as "the next natural step of our health care reform efforts."
"We think it's a great opportunity for Illinois to leverage additional federal dollars without increasing state spending," Thomas said.


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Angry Boys is an Australian television mockumentary series written by and starring Chris Lilley. Continuing the mockumentary style of his previous series, the show explores the issues faced by young males in the 21st century – their influences, their pressures, their dreams and ambitions. In Angry Boys, Lilley plays multiple characters: S.mouse, an American rapper; Jen, a manipulative Japanese mother; Blake Oakfield, a champion surfer; Ruth "Gran" Sims, a guard at a juvenile detention facility; and her grandchildren, South Australian twins Daniel and Nathan Sims.
The series is a co-production between the Australian Broadcasting Corporation and US cable channel HBO, with a pre-sale to BBC Three in the United Kingdom. Filmed in Melbourne, Los Angeles and Tokyo, Angry Boys premièred on 11 May 2011 at 9:00 pm on ABC1.
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Fourteen year old breakdancer and mischievous delinquent, Jonah Takalua, returns from Tonga to start a new life at Holy Cross High School.
Dominating the playground with his gang Fobba-licious, amusing himself with endless filfthy jokes and a schoolyard rivalry with the Rangas, Jonah challenges the school system, getting himself into more trouble than ever before.
Summer Heights High is an Australian television mockumentary series written by and starring Chris Lilley. It is a parody of high-school life epitomised by its three protagonists: effeminate and megalomaniacal "Director of Performing Arts" Mr G; self-absorbed, privileged teenager Ja'mie King; and disobedient, vulgar Tongan student Jonah Takalua. All played by Lilley, the characters never interact. It lampoons Australian high school life and many aspects of the human condition and is filmed in a documentary style, with non-actors playing supporting characters.
Following a similar format to Lilley's previous series, We Can Be Heroes: Finding The Australian of the Year, Lilley plays multiple characters in the show. Filmed in Melbourne at Brighton Secondary College, the series premiered on 5 September 2007 at 9:30 pm on ABC TV and continued for eight weekly episodes until 24 October 2007. Each episode was also released as a weekly podcast directly after its screening via both the official website and through any RSS podcast client in either WMV or MPEG-4.
Summer Heights High was a massive ratings success for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, and was met with mostly positive critical reaction. In 2008, the series won a Logie Award for Most Popular Light Entertainment/Comedy Program.
Genre: Comedy, Drama, Family, Musical, Romance


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import android.content.Context;
import android.database.Cursor;
import android.util.Log;
import android.view.LayoutInflater;
import android.view.View;
import android.view.ViewGroup;
import android.widget.BaseAdapter;
import android.widget.TextView;

import java.util.ArrayList;

/**
 * Created by jack on 25-10-2015.
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public class AirportAdapter extends BaseAdapter {

    Context mContext;
    LayoutInflater mInflator;
    ArrayList mAirportList;

    Cursor cursor;

    public AirportAdapter(LayoutInflater layoutInflater) {
        cursor = AirportDatabaseHelper.getInstance(mContext).getAirports();
        Log.i("AirportAdapter", "getCount: " + cursor.getCount());

        mInflator = layoutInflater;
    }

    @Override
    public int getCount() { return cursor.getCount(); }

    @Override
    public Object getItem(int position) {
       return AirportDatabaseHelper.getInstance(mContext).getItem(position);
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    @Override
    public long getItemId(int position) { return position; }

    @Override
    public View getView(int position, View convertView, ViewGroup parent) {

//        if(null == convertView)
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            convertView = mInflator.inflate(android.R.layout.simple_list_item_2, null);

            TextView tv1 = (TextView) convertView.findViewById(android.R.id.text1);
            tv1.setText(ap.name);

            TextView tv2 = (TextView) convertView.findViewById(android.R.id.text2);
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            return convertView;
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This is to inform with profound grief and sorrow that maternal uncle of Peoples' Democratic Party (PDP) President and former Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti breathed his last on Saturday in Srinagar after brief illness.
According to party spokesman, Muhammad Shafi Farooqi, elder brother of PDP senior leader Mohammad Sartaj Madni breathed his last on Saturday at SKIMS where he was undergoing treatment for the past few days.
On behalf of the entire party leadership, PDP Patron Muzaffar Hussain Beigh has condoled Mr Farooqi's demise and has expressed solidarity with Begum Mufti Mohammad Sayeed, Mehbooba Mufti, Sartaj Madni and other members of the bereaved family.
The PDP patron has prayed for departed soul and patience to the bereaved family to bear this irreparable loss.


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Apartamentos Mar de Azahar features an outdoor swimming pool. It offers well-equipped apartments with furnished terraces. Each spacious apartment has modern décor.
Located on the seafront of Oropesa del Mar, Apartamentos Be Suites Primera Linea feature a terrace with sea view. Free WiFi is available throughout the property.
Located in a residential area of Oropesa De Mar, 1.9 mi from the center, Apartamentos Be Suites Marina features shared outdoor pools and offers accommodations with air conditioning.
Located in Marina d'Or Holiday Resort, right on the seafront, this modern and functional 3-star hotel offers exclusive views of the Mediterranean Sea.
Located in the Marina D'Or Holiday Complex, 1.6 mi from Oropesa, Apartamentos Marina Park offers free access to the swimming pool and air-conditioned apartments with private terraces.
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Hotel Jardín is 492 feet from La Concha Beach, in Oropesa de Mar. This family-friendly hotel offers free WiFi and an outdoor pool with a sundeck, surrounded by gardens.
Located in Oropesa del Mar, Goodplaces Oropesa Playa has accommodations with a seasonal outdoor pool. Complimentary WiFi is offered.
Located in Marina d'Or Holiday Resort, this modern hotel is 492 feet from the beach and features excellent views of the Mediterranean Sea. It offers free entry to a huge seawater spa.
Apartamentos Mediterráneo Playa is 5 minutes' walk from Torre la Sal Beach in Marina d'Or. This complex has a seasonal outdoor pool and apartments with terraces.
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Our respects are paid today to Chief Patrick Guiton on the 100th anniversary of his death. He will be remembered in perpetuity. His assailants are long forgotten.
To fully appreciate the heroes of the present, we must recognize our heroes of the past. Your heroism and service is honored today, the 95th anniversary year of your death. I am priviliged to be among the first to leave a tribute to you. Your memory lives and you continue to inspire. Thank you for your service. My cherished son Larry Lasater was a fellow police officer who was murdered in the line of duty on April 24, 2005 while serving as a Pittsburg, CA police officer.
A man who lays down his own life for another, I call brother. Rest in peace Chief Guiton.
Johnson City, New York, P.D.
Your family is proud of your service, and will always remember you. I work as a Nurse Clinician in a prison and think of you often.
CHIEF GUITON, MAY GOD BLESS YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE AND SACRIFICE. YOU HAVE SERVED WELL. A HERO FOR SURE. MAY YOU NEVER BE FORGOTTEN AND MAY YOU REST IN PEACE.


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The Bold and the Beautiful alum Adrienne Frantz (ex-Amber Moore) and Guiding Light alum Scott Bailey (ex-Sandy Foster) have teamed up for The Thing That Keeps You.
Fans of real-life couple Adrienne Frantz (ex-Amber Moore, The Bold and the Beautiful) and Scott Bailey (ex-Sandy Foster, Guiding Light) will want to start working on their squirm factor abilities, because the pair stars in the upcoming horror film The Thing That Keeps You.
The dark movie is set in 1974 and follows a doctor and his associates who work at helping a widow who is disturbed by nightmares and who hasn't left her home in a year.
Frantz plays a character named Caroline Davies, while Bailey plays Martin Kadish. They will be joined by Trish Cook as Abigail Hendricks, Spencer Trinwith as Kevin Lowe, and Phil Todd as Walter Davies.
As fans may recall, this isn't the first time that Frantz and Bailey, who married in 2011, have teamed up for a film. The real-life husband and wife also starred together in Lifetime's 2015 thriller film The Perfect Girlfriend.
Frantz joined the cast of B&B in 1997 and played Amber until 2012. She also took the character to The Young and the Restless. Bailey played GL's Sandy from 2004 to 2006 before going on to star in shows like Saints & Sinners, Kamen Rider: Dragon Knight, Here We Go Again, and The Bay.
What do you think of the premise of Frantz and Bailey's new film, The Thing That Keeps You? Are you looking forward to seeing the couple share the screen again? We want to hear from you -- and there are many ways you can share your thoughts.


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WTO D-G selection, harnessing finance for the SDGs, and the ILO achieves a milestone
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WTO's selection process continues, see here for a run through of the eight nominees. The second phase, where the candidates "make themselves known to members" and campaign, ends on September 7th at which point the heads of the selection process will consult with all WTO members to determine whether there is one candidate the members could coalesce around. This process should take no more than two months and the member states could agree even sooner. However, if some member states do decide to dig their heals in, or the US elections could end up throwing a spanner in the works and lengthen that process, possibly until past January 2020 (if a new US President is inaugurated). Kenya's Amina Mohamed and Nigeria's Ms Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala are leading the race and have been interviewed by the Financial Times.
In the meantime, outgoing D-G Roberto Azevêdo will step down on August 31st and one of the four Deputy D-Gs should be appointed as Acting D-G. This said, Bloomberg have been reporting on disagreements over which Deputy D-G should take over. While this isn't massively consequential and shouldn't have an impact on the broader selection process, it is a sign of how far apart some of its members are.
The Global Investors for Sustainable Development (GISD) Alliance have just published a report "Renewed Recharged and reinforced: Urgent actions to harmonize and scale sustainable finance"—it's not quite beach reading material, but still worth a perusal!
The Alliance was set up in 2019 by the UN Secretary General António Guterres as part of the Strategy for Financing the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. It's made up of a group of 30 private sector CEOs "chosen for their ability to provide decisive leadership in mobilizing resources for sustainable development." The list is a who's who of global finance, including the CEOs of Citi Bank, Bank of America, Allianz, Santander, and others. UBS is the only Swiss member.
Nominally addressed to the European Commission as it renews its sustainable finance policies, this report is part of the post-pandemic shot in the arm that Guterres is attempting to give the SDGs. In it, the Alliance calls on the authorities to "be bold" and "act now" as "we move from response to recovery from the epidemic." For them "the supply of capital is there," but (and amongst other things) "inconsistent approaches to metrics and the failure to come together around common taxonomies" have created "a wall between capital and the world's sustainability needs," and which has left "the investing orchestra paralysed."
Things might actually improve on this front as two of the world's largest environmental, sustainable and governance (ESG) standard setters, the Sustainability Accounting Standards Board (SASB) and the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) have finally decided to cooperate. Covid-19 might also mark a turning point for ESG investing, which has already seen a surge in activity. Asset managers and eco-warriors seem to be finally joining forces. All good signs, but whether these changes will really translate into lasting change remains to be seen. A recent study by ShareAction shows that more than a third of the world's 75 largest asset managers—think Black Rock and State Street—fare badly on ESG issues.
Finally, to end with another small, small piece of good news for the multilateral order: The ILO has been celebrating the universal ratification of its Convention No.182 on the Worst Forms of Child Labour after the Kingdom of Tonga deposited its ratification on Tuesday (August 4th, 2020). In a "historic first" (dixit ILO Director-General Guy Rider), it is the most rapidly ratified Convention in the history of the ILO, and the first to be ratified by all member states. The Convention was initially adopted in 1999, and actually entered into force in November 2000, so this week's ratification doesn't have any legal impact, but the symbolism of universal approval shouldn't be lost.
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Village Pride Meeting at Books, ETC.
Nov 8 - Village Pride Meeting: On Friday, November 8 at 7:00 PM, Village Pride Meeting at Books, ETC. Participants discuss the benefits of village life and the best way to preserve them. This meeting will focus on our current projects and all the winter events in the village. Participants also discuss current improvements and ways to promote an even better village. This group is free and open to the public. We meet at Books, ETC., 78 W Main St., Macedon. For more information call John Cieslinski at 585-474-4116 or email books_etc@yahoo.com.
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For two years, Kazakhstan has been one of the priority directions of foreign activity of "Study in Poland" - the increase in the number of students from this country in Poland shows a growing dynamism from year to year. At the fair in Almaty, Polish universities will be waiting for you at the white and red stand "Study in Poland" with the logos of all participants of the event.
Place of the fair: Almaty, Atakent Expo, ul. Timiryazeva 42.


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2013 Adirondack Challenge Flatwater Canoe Race
Sunday, July 21 - on Indian Lake
Pre registration Required
The Adirondack Challenge Flat Water Canoe Races will take place at the NYSDEC Indian Lake Island Campground boat launch. Due to anticipate space limitations all teams (Pro and Amateur) are required to preregister by July 15, 2013. We will have a boat drop off and pick up and turn around at the launch and will have signage to alternative parking close to the start line. Please have all team members on your registration form when submitting your application. Thank you for your cooperation.
Pre race information including camping, parking and meal info will be available at macscanoe.com. Pro sign in 9:00 AM. First start at 10:00 AM. Amateur classes will follow at 10:30 AM
A 15–mile, four–person team, international canoeing event on Indian Lake in Hamilton County. Total purse of over $12,500. Start and Finish Line is at the NYSDEC Boat Launch on Route 30 in the Town of Lake Pleasant near the entrance to the DEC campground at Lewey Lake. The featured pro race is a mixed team of 2 men and 2 women in Stock Class C-4's. There will be a prize purse for the top ten mixed teams.
There will be additional pro races for teams of all women, all men and a senior division of teams with a combined age of 250+ years in the boat - proof of age required. Cash awards will be distributed to the top three teams in each competitive class. A competitive class will be determined with 4 or more boats in the category on the start line.
The New York State College C-4 Challenge will take place with college teams from across the Empire State competing for a Challenge Cup Trophy. There will also be amateur racing on a 10 mile course for C-4's, and canoes and kayaks according to NYMCRA class specifications.
Entry fee is $25 per person for amateur class participants, $40 per person for pro classes.
The Adirondack Paddle Challenge is organized by the Adirondack Watershed Alliance (AWA.) The AWA was formed to assure the continued promotion and organization of paddle sport activities; develop a stewardship network to enhance recreational opportunities; and provide outdoor employment. We coordinate the Adirondack Canoe and Kayak race series; offer clinics and trips; and encourage cooperation between all recreational users of the waterways of the Adirondack Forest Preserve.
Amateur racing categories will include one person and two person Adirondack Guideboats, Solo Recreation, C-1 Stock and C-1 Amateur, Touring and Unlimited Kayaks, C-2 Stock and C-2 Amateur for men, women and mixed classes. There will also be a C-4 Stock Amateur race. Pre-registration is required.
The DEC boat launching facility we will be using is the access for the Indian Lake Islands Campground. We are anticipating the campground will be at or near capacity and there will be limited parking available at the boat launch. We will offer a boat drop off area and directions to nearby parking for participants. Please watch for updates on macscanoe.com.
AWARDS will take place at approximately 3:30PM at the Adirondack Challenge Festival site in Byron Park. All preregistered participants will be eligible for an Adirondack Challenge Flatwater Canoe Race T-shirt and a meal ticket redeemable at the festival.
The Adirondack Challenge Flatwater Canoe Race is part of a full day of activities hosted on and around the waterways of Indian Lake. There is an Adiorondack Challenge Whitewater Invitational race on Sunday afternoon and a full day of festivities occurring in Byron Park and on the streets of Indian Lake.
There will be designated parking locations on the outskirts of the festival area. Registered participants will receive a parking pass to allow them to park close to the events and take advantage of shuttles to and from the festival area. Live music, demonstrations, food and the awards ceremony will take place on Sunday afternoon in Byron Park.
Pro Prize Awards
C-4 Mixed C-4 Men C-4 Women C-4 Senior
1) $2500.00 $600.00 $600.00 $600.00
4) $1000.00
5) $ 800.00
10) $ 160.00
Amateur Racing categories include men women and mixed in either under or over 50 years of age groups.
New York State College C-4 Championship - Teams comprised of 2 males, 2 females - current students and/ or recent graduates (during the past year are) are eligible. Team members must be from the same school in a C-4 Stock canoe.
C-4 Stock Class Specifications: In an effort to make the competition about the team of paddlers and not the boat, organizers have identified the most readily available boats to base class specifications upon. Boats must weigh a minimum of 55 pounds, and be designed by the manufacturer to accommodate 4 paddlers. Wenonah's Minnesota 3 (with 4 seats) and Minnesota 4 are built primarily for back country travel but perform admirably in a competitive event against similar craft. Boats of similar design to the Minn 3 and 4 will be inspected and must be approved by the boat judge.
Boat hulls cannot be modified. Seat configurations can be redesigned to meet team needs. Bailers and spray skirts are allowed. Participants are required to use single bladed canoe paddles to power the craft. Rudders are not allowed.
Specific hull measurements: C-4 Stock Class:
A. Maximum length of 23' 1", Minimum weight 55 pounds from the manufacturer.
B. The boat must be specifically built by the manufacturer to accommodate 4 paddlers.
C. Minimum width at the center line, at the 4" water line is 33", at both the gunwales and 4" waterline.
D. Minimum width at the 4" waterline - 4 feet in from the bow is 16", 4 feet in from the stern is 17".
E. There is no concavity in the longitudinal axis of the hull (bow to stern) and no concavity in the cross section (side to side)
below the 7" waterline. There are minimal concave lines in the hull and no concave lines in the gunwales.
F. Minimum depths from the manufacturer: Bow = 20", Center = 13½", Stern = 17".
G. No hard line transitions in the hull of the boat. Curve of chine must be equal to at least the radius of a softball.
H. Maximum tumblehome of 2" per side.
All other boat classification descriptions can be found on the Adirondack Watershed Alliance pages of macscanoe.com
For more information contact Brian McDonnell (518) 891–2744 or brian@macscanoe.com


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SDC held its Spring Festival Party as well as its year-end award ceremony at Shaoxing Theatre on 10th January. General Manager Tian Jianbiao, senior leadership and hundreds of employees gathered altogether to celebrate New Year.
Mr. Tian made annual report, reviewing the past year's achievements and the ups and downs, looking forward to the future and sending best wishes to all the employees. Meanwhile, excellent staff and team were awarded on the party. Tian affirmed the achievements and required SDC to achieve better in 2015.
Each department brought dizzying performances which were unusually brilliant, impassioned, with great sense and long-playing applause. The actors brought us comedy, song, dance, magic and other colorful programs. All the staff had dinner after the party, during which rich and varied game and exciting lucky draw were interspersed. The party ended in a harmonious and warm atmosphere.
SDC has usher in a fresh new start and begun a new journey. Our SDC staff will make persistent effort and achieve more glorious results in 2015.


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Q: How do we show all the unignored files in a Git repository? Another way to frame this question in Git terms is: How do we show all the files present on disk, whether they are in the index or not, that are not ignored?
It seems like there is no straightforward inverse of git check-ignore that allows one to handle unusual (but possible) file names with newlines, tabs, &c.
A few Git commands produce null-separated output (with -z) that can be used for this task, but the parsing is involved.
With a few Git commands, we can get some null-separated lists of filenames that we can intersect/difference to get the same effect, but this requires fairly sophisticated parsing that's not easy to do (maybe not possible to do?) with Shell, AWK or SED in a portable way.

A: Here's an attempt in JavaScript:
#!/usr/bin/env node
/// Run this script in the Git repository. Pass `-z` as the first and
/// only argument in order to process and output null-separated lists.

const execFileSync = require("child_process").execFileSync
const writeSync = require("fs").writeSync
const process = require("process")

const z = process.argv[2] == "-z"
const lsFiles = z ? ["ls-files", "-z"] : ["ls-files"]

const execToArray = (cmd, args) => {
    const data = execFileSync(cmd, args).toString().split(z ? "\0" : "\n")
    data.pop()
    return data
}

const inIndex = execToArray("git", lsFiles)
const notInIndexAndNotIgnored = execToArray("git", [
    ...lsFiles,
    "-o",
    "--exclude-standard",
])

const merged = inIndex.concat(notInIndexAndNotIgnored).sort()
const deleted = new Set(execToArray("git", [...lsFiles, "--deleted"]))

for (let i = 0; i < merged.length; i++) {
    const s = merged[i]
    if (deleted.has(s)) continue
    writeSync(1, s)
    writeSync(1, z ? "\0" : "\n")
}

A: git ls-files --exclude-standard -co will list all non ignored files (cached + untracked), but would still list a file which is present in the index and deleted from disk.
You can use xargs ls to see if the files listed do exist on disk :
git ls-files --exclude-standard -co | xargs ls -1 2> /dev/null

You seem to have to handle weird characters : the following combination of options resulted in the output of file names, one per line :
git ls-files --exclude-standard -co -z | xargs -0 -L1 ls 2> /dev/null

The above can, for example, succesfully be consumed by bash itself :
... | while read name; do
    echo "===== processing file '$name' :"
    head -10 "$name"   # quote the variable if you pass it as an argument
done


Believe it or not, when you listen to your lungs, it will tell you a great deal of what's wrong before anything else. The chemicals in the air affect your lungs almost immediately and you can experience pneumonia like symptoms or bronchitis is a result of toxins in the air. When you notice a negative change in your breathing, especially when you're home in comparison to when you're outside, that's when you should call a professional to have your air system inspected or cleaned. Sometimes, it's just a matter of cleaning the air ducts. But you'll never know if you don't take action to get an inspection.
If you've recently had Home improvements done to your home or any other renovation, this could be the culprit for pollution in your home air. For example, you may have had flooring replaced or have done some other major updates such as painting and using chemicals in the process. These can collect in your HVAC system and start circulating through the air in your home. The recent repairs are home improvements and the chemicals you have used could be the reason you're experiencing negative health effects.
You don't have to experience a health issue in order to identify or notice inconsistencies within your home. For example your HVAC system could potentially be affecting the airflow quality if you noticed that one spot of your room is colder than another. Pay attention to humidity levels as well as mugginess or dryness in the house. This could be a sign that you have poor indoor air circulation. An HVAC professional can help you identify the problem closely. It's important to have an experienced professional scan your HVAC system closely and repair or replace the necessary appliances. Depending on the situation, you may need a humidifier or dehumidifier to help bring the humidity level back to normal.
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Colorado Lawmakers Won't Pass Unemployment Discrimination Law | Bryan E. Kuhn, Counselor at Law, P.C.
Throughout the country, state governments have been looking for creative ways to help get unemployed people back to work. In Colorado, some lawmakers proposed a new business law that would ban employers from advertising jobs as being open only to people who are currently employed. Earlier this week, a House committee killed that bill, effectively stopping the initiative from progressing any further.
The bill's opponents saw the effort as unneeded intrusion into the affairs of local business owners, especially considering how rare so-called "unemployment discrimination" actually is.
Lawmakers worried that the bill could make Colorado a less-attractive destination for potential employers looking at starting or growing a business in the state. They reasoned that a poor business climate may ultimately be far more destructive for unemployed workers than the small number of employers who prefer to hire already-working candidates.
Further, the bill may not have had any actual impact on the issue - although it prohibited employers from advertising jobs as not being open to unemployed applicants, it did not prohibit employers from using an applicant's employment status as a factor in the hiring decision.
Finally, lawmakers said they were reluctant to interfere with the affairs of private businesses.
If passed, the legislation could have created a new protected class under Colorado employment law and may have led to costly employment litigation. For now, employers will be spared from this added burden.
Source: Denver Business Journal, "House Panel Kills Unemployment Discrimination Bill," Ed Sealover, Feb. 22, 2012.


I was able to find a quick breather before I tackle 2018 when I went to Baler with my friends. Same with my La Union post, I will be breaking down fees and activities that we did on our 3-day vacation.
We rented a van for 12,000 Php which includes gas while toll fees are separate (I apologize since I wasn't able to take not of how much the toll was).
We stayed in Aliya Surf Camp & Resort which is cheaper than costa pacifica but is okay if you would spend the day outside. We got a family deluxe room for around 6,000 Php.
Unfortunately when we stayed, they did not have wifi so we had to resort to using our mobile data when we wanted internet and the free breakfast was reduced to two instead of five because of their new policies. Another downside was that since we were 8 and the room was only for 7, we paid 300 Php per night but they did not provide extra bedding, we just squeezed in the bunk bed and two twin beds. Other than that, Aliya offers surf lessons and they have in house restaurant, bar and souvenir shop. The comfort room was also okay since it was a private room.
What I enjoyed about Aliya was that it was walking distance to restaurants.
On to the trip, for the first day, we started travelling from Quezon City around 3:30 am with only one stop over we got to Baler by 9:30 am. For breakfast, we ate at Good Food.
Good food served affordable yet delicious food.
After breakfast, we started our historical walk around the plaza. What's interesting and good about Baler is that since it's small, everything is walking distance so this historical walk can be done quickly if you're pressed for time.
First stop is Museo De Baler which hosts memorabilia and items from Baler's history.
As well as props from the movie Baler starring Anne Curtis and Jericho Rosales. There were also interesting paintings done by locals on the second floor.
After that, we walked towards the city hall which leads to Baler's church then Aurora Quezon's house. I wasn't able to take photos of the inside of the church but it was what you'd expect of an old provincial church.
Aurora Quezon's ancestral home was a few steps away from the church. It was an old wooden house with a silong. It looks as if it's a two-story building but the first floor, usually called the silong, is used as a place for animals that are being taken cared for or storage.
Fee for the museum and aurora quezon's ancestral home was 30Php per head.
It was after we finished the tour when we realized that there were footsteps that you can follow to guide you through the tour. We finished just in time for lunch then a quick chill time before our room is ready (check in time is at 2:00 pm).
For the first day, I think my friends surfed in the afternoon while another friend, my boyfriend and I chilled around the beach before heading out to dinner.
Surf costs 350 Php in aliya with the instructor and board rental. I didn't have the best experience in LU since I'm not the best with balancing then so I opted not to go this time. The waves weren't as friendly as well so I'd rather chill at the beach.
For dinner, we ate at Charlie Does. Locals and tourists (even google) recommends this place. They are known for being the vegetarian/vegan restaurant near the beach. They also offer surf lessons and yoga lessons (when instructors are available). They also have a hotel where you can stay.
For dinner, my boyfriend and I had tofu sisig and fries while my other friends had their rice meals and pasta.
We had to wait 45 minutes for the rice to cook and most of the items on the menu were unavailable.
I have to say, the food was not as good as I expected it to be. For a place highly recommended by people, this was a fail for me. Whatever Charlie does, please just don't.
We didn't go out to have breakfast since we were still sleepy. We had breakfast in Aliya and it was okay. Serving was Filipino size, enough to keep you full for a 1-2 hours.
but since we wanted to chill on the beach, we decided Dicasalarin cove was the best option (and PS. it was).
Luckily since we had a van, we just had to use Waze to find it. It was 30-40 minutes away from Sabang beach (where Aliya was) and the roads were steep but once you get to the place, it was worth it.
Along the way, you'd see the rock formations that the locals recommend seeing but I don't think those places are good for swimming.
Dicasalarin cove, in my opinion and experience when I was there had the most relaxed waves and you can have leisure swimming rather than surfing.
If you could bring snacks, that would be great since dicasalarin cove is not that developed and there is no restaurants around. We spent our morning here to chill and take photos.
For lunch, we ate at Yellow fin.
Coming from the disappointment from Charlie Does we loved our food here. Yellow fin is known for grilled food and Filipino food.
I wasn't able to take photos of the rest of our order since we were hungry.
My friends took a nap before they surfed again while I took a dip in the pool before I took a nap. While I was napping, they went to Dialyn's which is a popular bakeshop in Baler.
They were nice to bring us kiwi cupcakes which I must say is a MUST TRY in baler. We went back here before heading back to Manila for pasalubong.
Once everyone was settled and showered, we had dinner in Aliya. I do not recommend their grill area since it took a long time and my order was served cold. I was annoyed and didn't enjoy my meal that night.
We capped of the night in the bar while my friend sang in the open mic. It was a chill way to end our full day in baler.
Third day was hectic since we were about to check out. I opted not to swim anymore so after eating breakfast in Aliya, I walked around to buy pasalubong for my brothers.
Check out time was at 12:00 noon and we headed out to Manila around that time.
We dropped by the balete tree on the way to manila.


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Q: Creating an estimator with varying shock levels (SD) in R? First time posting!
I'm trying to create a logit estimator using a looping simulation, where the loop detects the number of correct prediction (my code is below).  Is it possible to change the shock in the distribution (defined as the standard deviation in the rnorm distribution) after a certain number of correct predictions?  I'm trying it out with the f variable initialized below, but with little success.  I was thinking that the f variable could change to 2 after a say 20 correct predictions, for example.  The code below works -- with the hashes hiding a bit of working code -- but the results will not vary based on shock (the standard deviation is constant).
Thanks!
x<-1:7
y<-c(0,0,0,1,0,1,1)
n=2000
bin1<-rep(NA,n)
bin2<-rep(NA,n)
right<-NULL
b0<-rnorm(1,-4,.1)
b1<-rnorm(1,1,.1)
n=1000
ti=0
f<-1
iter<-0
bin1<-NULL
bin2<-NULL
right=-1

for (i in 1:n) {
nright<-NULL
nb0<-b0 + rnorm(1,0,1/f)
nb1<- b1+ rnorm(1,0,1/f)
predict<-((1/(1+exp(- nb0- nb1*x))))
for (j in 1:7) {
ifelse ( y[j]==1,nright[j]<-predict[j],nright[j]<-1-predict[j])     }
nright <- prod(nright)
if (nright>right) b0 <-nb0
if (nright>right) b1<- nb1
bin1[i]<-b0
bin2[i]<-b1
#   ifelse ( nright > right, iter<-0, iter<-iter+1)
#   if (iter > 50)  f<- f/2
#   if (f<.05) stop("Done")
if (nright>right) right<-nright
ti<-ti+1
}
f
ti
b0
b1

A: As it turns out, the code above does work.  If you remove the hash tags in the middle portion of the code, you have a simulation-based logit estimator (producing intercepts, slopes, the number of iterations until converging on the true value, and an output saying "Done").
The estimator adjusts the standard deviation after a given number of correct predictions.  The variable "ti" provides the number of iterations the logit estimator runs until the estimator converges on the true value.  To manipulate the shock (standard deviation), adjust the value of the variable "f".  Two examples are below:
nb0<-b0 + rnorm(1,0,1*f)
nb1<- b1+ rnorm(1,0,1*f)

nb0<-b0 + rnorm(1,0,1/f)
nb1<- b1+ rnorm(1,0,1/f)

To further clarify, below is code that plots the estimated slopes and intercepts.  You'll notice that the estimates will be less accurate at the beginning, but will then converge toward the true value as shock decreases after a given number of iterations
 plot(1:n,bin1,ylim=c(-10,0), ylab="", main="intercepts")
 plot(1:n,bin2,ylim=c(-2,2), ylab="", main="slopes")

Enjoy!


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HomeHala Ayala
Hala Ayala
Hala Ayala is the Democratic candidate for Delegate in Virginia's 51st District, in Prince William County, Virginia
Hala's Story: The Women's March "was a battle cry. Like we must do more. We have to move forward."
"When Trump was telling us who he was on the campaign trail… I believed (him). I believe you are going to deport immigrants. I believe that you are going to discriminate against people that look like me," said Ayala. Ayala, a single mother of two, is of Lebanese and Hispanic descent.
She quit her job as a cyber security specialist for Homeland Security to run for office. "It was a hard decision," but she told herself that she was going to "get off the sidelines."
Her top three issues are job growth, educational opportunities, and health care.
"Medicaid saved my son's life. I was able to get the things that he needed, the services and medication. You don't feel proud to be on Medicaid, you feel grateful. You feel that there's something out there that will help you get a foot up, that you will have an opportunity," said Ayala.
Bio: founder and president of the Prince William County chapter of the National Organization for Women. Single mother. Worked her way from retail at a gas station to cybersecurity specialist with the Department of Homeland Security. Serves on Governor Terry McAuliffe's Council on Women. Helped organize Virginia for the Women's March on Washington.
Issues: With her chapter of NOW, Hala has fought for raising the minimum wage, Medicaid Expansion and equal pay for equal work. She cites Trump's travel ban, stance on reproductive rights, and health care as her biggest concerns. "Hala's passion and advocacy for women and families in the Commonwealth represent the spirit and mission of EMILY's List," said Geri Prado, EMILY's List Senior Director of State and Local Campaigns.
Opponent: Rich Anderson co-patroned a bill that would have asked Congress to call a Constitutional Convention – even though amending the Constitution would open a dangerous can of worms. In addition, he voted against Medicaid expansion in VA. Further, he voted for a bill which would have required the Department of Social Services to publish individually identifiable information on each refugee resettled in the Commonwealth, even though many are fleeing governmental oppression, so publishing their personal information could endanger our newest Virginians.
Recent elections: This District voted for Hillary Clinton by a margin of 8.93% over Trump, and for Obama by 3.8% over Romney.
Website: https://ayalafordelegate.com/
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Twitter: @HalaAyala
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I have also been a live in manny to 2 Swedish children in Switzerland, in the morning's I would take them to school and then I would give them ski lessons in the afternoons. In the evenings we would complete any homework and read french books. The duration was 2 months.
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School Prefect, and played top level 1st team Squash, Tennis, Hockey and Cricket.
Fun and engaging, there is little point in undertaking a lesson unless it is engaging for student, for example offering the student to pick heir preferred topic for the commencing week. I always find that if you are learning something, and you have a passion for learning, it becomes much more exciting. I also love to take the non-authoritarian approach to my tutoring and be seen a friend not a teacher.
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The station opened as Northfields Halt on 16 April 1908, renamed Northfields and Little Ealing in 1911 and finally named Northfields in the 1930s.
Northfields is only on one line, but has two westbound and two eastbound tracks because of a depot just beyond the station where trains often terminate. One eastbound track carries trains that have just come from the depot, and the other takes trains that have come from stations further west. Similarly, one of the westbound tracks is for terminating trains, and the other for trains going on to Heathrow.
Pre-1900 maps of Ealing show Northfields as almost entirely rural, with a few houses and orchards. The arrival of the Metropolitan District Railway in 1883 prompted development of the area.
Look for the remains of the walkway between the station and Weymouth Avenue, to the North of the line towards South Ealing. Enjoy.


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Q: startActivity and intercept intent extras I'm considering to do the following for log in a user:
Intent intent= new Intent(this,DoLoginActivity.class);
intent.putExtra("login",mLogin);
intent.putExtra("password",mPassword);
startActivity(intent);

Is that secure, or other apps can easily listen/read the intent parameters?

A: Your current approach is secure, no other app can listen or read these values.
You are using Explicit intent [you actually specify the activity that is required to respond to the intent] and that is listen by only that class which is declared in Intent. So this is Secure.

A: For your information you can pass object through intent, this will help in the scenario of passing bunch of values. Link

A: For security enhancement, passwords should be stored in char arrays (char[]) and then cleared after usage by clearing the array like that:
Arrays.fill(password, (char) 0);


Wine Blog » Blog Archive » Where Does One Begin with Vintner Peter M. F. Sichel?
Where Does One Begin with Vintner Peter M. F. Sichel?
The Secrets of My Life: Vintner, Prisoner, Soldier, Spy by Peter M. F. Sichel… One cannot take the life of a such a fascinating man as Peter Sichel, and condense it into 1,000 words or less in a complete book report, and so I've just begun writing about Peter Sichel.
BOOK'S BACK PAGE: Peter M. F. Sichel was educated in Germany and England and fled France in 1941. He spent seventeen years with the U.S. Office of Strategic Services and the Central Intelligence Agency in some of the top hot spots of the Cold War before joining his family's wine business.
I also don't treat the books that I receive as book reviews. That's writing 50 of the most thoughtful words or less that one is able, hitting the essence and inspiring others with the "need" to read the book. That, my friends, is a very difficult job. It's easy to write a lot. The tough part comes when one condenses all of the paragraphs down into 50 of the most powerful words possible.
Let me just quote Marvin Shanken's review as an example. My wine colleagues know that Mr. Shanken is the editor and publisher of Wine Spectator. My non-related wine friends may not know this, so I want to clarify that Marvin Shanken is as powerful as it gets in the wine business. For him to have written the following is the only endorsement that Peter Sichel would have needed, yet a book did come to me for review and I'm honored.
Reading Peter Sichel's memoir is like taking an advanced course in not only wine history, but also wine in wine marketing. Sichel touches upon the American market. But, more important to those of us who already know a bit about the United States' wine history, his adventures as they relate to Europe, including what happened to the business of wine during World War II, connect some very important missing dots in wine history's chronology. At least it did for me. This is an advanced course for anyone who's serious about understanding the business of wine.
It's also a real eye opener for someone just learning about wine. It will equally move you into a fast forward mode.
Peter's life took many interesting twists and turns, then finally doubled back into his family's business. Every segment left me wanting to read more, with so much to take in with every single word going forward.
I wanted to know all about his life as a prisoner and spy… So will you.
the Cold War had no bearing on you… Oh, boy, were we wrong.
If you want to know anything about WW II, from a soldier's perspective, so will you want to read his book.
If professionally you need to know about European wines, but your point of reference is not concerned with Europe, so will you want to read this fascinating book.
If you're new to wine and living in Europe, you need to know his historical perspective. It will broaden who you are with arrow-like speed.
Closing the book for the last time, with it being completed, was sad… Sad to not be absorbing more each night and picking more of Peter's brain.
I'll be repeatedly returning to this book for more blog stories, while referencing Peter Sichel. Bordeaux and German wines, for instance, there are so many stories that can wrap around his history as it relates to when he was active and today's on-going activities as I'm learning them. He's a category unto himself, while he fleshes out so many other categories.
Reading Peter Sichel's intriguing memoir has given an important segment of the wine world's history to us all. Born in Germany in 1922, Peter's family already had much history as a wine négociant company, prior to World War II. He began his careers in life as a vintner, the prisoner, soldier, and spy segment finally had him doubling back to vintner. It is what he learned in his second segment as a vintner that connected me to some really important history, for which I will be ever grateful.


Good spaghetti good service clean table. Tramisu and all other food is perfect. Quick and well done.
The best Italian restaurant in Kas. It is obviously not the only one that serves pizza and macaroni but it is THE place that you will eat REAL pizza, spaghetti and lasagna. Don't forget to taste local wines of Likya.
SpaghettiCi makes the best tiramisu this side of Rome. The flavors erupted like a violent volcano, a veritable cacophony of taste that blessed my mouth. I cannot recommend them enough. The air conditioning was brilliant and the waiters bilingual.
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Incredible Christmas poem by Beverly, what an awesome card this will make!!!
Wonderful Christmas poem by Eva (Hope), just beautiful!!!
Eva has posted another lovely Christmas poem, give it a look when time allows please!!!
Wonderful Friendship poem by Sweet Pokey!!!
Pokey has posted an awesome friendship poem worthy of your perusal.
Dear skip Valenhtines Day will soon be upon us.
Fantastic friendship poem by Chee Chee!!!
I SECOND THAT ON CHEE'S CHEE'S POEM, SKIP !!!
I Am not in the habit of recomending ecards for my poems but I have posted two that you might like one is My Friend in friendship and the other is My Love in Love Poems, Please do not feel obligated in any way to do anything with these I just wanted to share them with you I appreciate you so much and all that you do for Gods Glory you are a Blessing to so many. Thank you for everything.
Beautiful Love poem by Hope (Eva)!!!
Really nice Friendship poem, also by Hope (Eva)!!!
Fantastic Love Poem by Marvin!!!
Really cute Friendship poem by Marlys, give it a look when you have the time!!!


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package dms3libs

import (
	"bufio"
	"os"
	"path/filepath"
	"regexp"
	"strings"
	"syscall"
)

// DeviceDetails defines the set of available device details available in GetDeviceDetails
type DeviceDetails int

// types of DMS3 devices
const (
	Sysname DeviceDetails = iota
	Machine
	Release
)

// GetDeviceHostname returns the name of the local machine
//
func GetDeviceHostname() string {

	name, err := os.Hostname()
	CheckErr(err)
	return name

}

// GetDeviceOSName returns the OS release name (NAME) and version ID (VERSION_ID) from a parse of
// the /etc/os-release file found in most Linux-based distributions
//
func GetDeviceOSName() string {

	result := "OS unknown"

	if file, err := os.Open(filepath.Join(string(filepath.Separator), "etc", "os-release")); err == nil {

		defer file.Close()
		scanner := bufio.NewScanner(file)

		nameRegx := regexp.MustCompile(`^NAME=(.*)$`)
		versionIDRegx := regexp.MustCompile(`^VERSION_ID=(.*)$`)
		osName := ""
		osVersion := ""

		for scanner.Scan() {

			if res := nameRegx.FindStringSubmatch(scanner.Text()); res != nil {
				osName = strings.Trim(res[1], `"`)
			} else if res := versionIDRegx.FindStringSubmatch(scanner.Text()); res != nil {
				osVersion = strings.Trim(res[1], `"`)
			}

		}

		if osName != "" && osVersion != "" {
			result = strings.ToLower(osName + " " + osVersion)
		}

	}

	return result
}

// GetDeviceDetails returns device details of the local machine
//
func GetDeviceDetails(element DeviceDetails) string {

	utsName, error := uname()
	CheckErr(error)

	var len int
	var buf [65]byte

	switch element {
	case Sysname:
		for ; utsName.Sysname[len] != 0; len++ {
			buf[len] = uint8(utsName.Sysname[len])
		}
	case Machine:
		for ; utsName.Machine[len] != 0; len++ {
			buf[len] = uint8(utsName.Machine[len])
		}
	case Release:
		for ; utsName.Release[len] != 0; len++ {
			buf[len] = uint8(utsName.Release[len])
		}
	default:
		LogFatal("invalid DeviceDetails element passed in")
	}

	return strings.ToLower(string(buf[:len]))
}

// uname returns the Utsname struct used to query system settings
//
func uname() (*syscall.Utsname, error) {

	uts := &syscall.Utsname{}

	if err := syscall.Uname(uts); err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}

	return uts, nil

}


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Create a diverse surface fleet to expand into the southern sea area!
Do not meet the requirements to go to C.
No DD, CL or SS(V)?
Otherwise, random routing between G and J.
Sortie A Having at least 2 CA(V) will always send you to node A.
Otherwise, there is a 75% chance to go to node B instead.
Otherwise, there is a 75% chance to go to node E instead.
H E Having at least 2 CA(V) will always send you to node I.
Otherwise, there is a 80% chance to go to node E instead.
Equipping at least one ship for a preemptive anti-sub attack may assist with clearing the latter nodes by eliminating the lone sub, leaving all ships to focus on the surface ships during shelling phase.
It's possible to level DDs here instead of at 4-3. A fleet of 6DD arrives arrive at the sub node 75% of the time.
This is also risky, as the other 25% runs into heavy enemy fleets..
The maelstrom will result in increased fuel costs compared to 4-3.
Enemy carriers can easily take AS against a fleet without seaplane bombers, leaving your fleet open to enemy artillery spotting.
Carrying seaplane bombers means that BBVs and CAVs are forced to attack submarines, which may make it difficult to achieve the necessary S-rank at the boss node.
3 BBVs and 2 CAVs equipped with seaplane fighters and/or bombers allows for AS to be taken easily, at the risk of being forced to attack the Ka-class flagship at the boss node.
ASW performance in Double Line is not as strong as that of Line Abreast, so a dedicated-ASW setup is highly recommended. A preemptive anti-sub attack setup can add additional benefit. A high-level Abukuma Kai Ni can achieve this while retaining her preemptive torpedo strike capability, although torpedo strength & accuracy would be reduced due to the use of Double Line formation.
Maelstrom Node Pattern 1 - ?
Resource Node Pattern 1 + ?
We are executing Operation MO. Form a carrier battle group and crush the enemy task force!
Having 2 CV and 1 CVL (not more, not less) will always send you to node B. Otherwise, there is a 75% chance to go to node F instead.
G E Having 2CV + 1CVL will always send you to node E.
With 2-3 CV there is a 95% chance to go to node E.
Otherwise, there is a 75% chance to go to node H instead.
Having at least 1CAV will always send you to node H. Otherwise, there is a 80% chance to go to node J instead.
Killing the boss will bring down map meter 25%. You need to defeat the boss 4 times, and she will turn into a stronger form in the last battle. Map meter does not regenerate.
Considering the difficulty of the map compared to others, this is a very good map to train on if you are bored with 3-2. Bar Node G, you can intentionally send fleets to get you to node J and generally defeat easy fleet comps. This is not resource or repair friendly though (since you will get damaged one way or another).
Engage in a daring night raid against the enemy fleet. Your goal is to destroy the transport they are escorting!
A shelling support expedition can make passing through the night battle nodes easier. Do note that aerial support expeditions will not trigger, though.
Bringing a boss support expedition is an option, as the support fleet can greatly damage or even outright destroy the enemy Wa-Class Elite.
You cannot reach the boss node with any carrier in fleet (will be sent to node E).
With 2DDs in fleet, you will always reach boss from I. Without them, you have about 75% chance of drifting away from it.
Sinking the Wa-class Elite at the boss node lowers the boss gauge by 20%. You therefore need do this 5 times to clear the map.
Any fleet that uses 2+DD, no carriers, no more than 2 BBs, and all ships being fast ship.
You can utilize Akitsu Maru for air superiority, though you will have a high chance of going to the dangerous submarine node, as she is a slow ship. You can also combine this with other slow ships.
An example is Akitsu Maru+2BB+1CA(V)+2DD.
It's also possible to use a submarine-only fleet; this fleet can get to pre-boss rather easily, accepting a D loss at node B. However, it also has a high chance of being offrouted to node J from the penultimate node I. This option is very light on resources and allows for short repair times.
A modified version of this uses 4SS(V)+2DD; if the DDs survive node I, boss routing is guaranteed. However, non-ASW capable ships will focus on them, making this a risky (if cheap) choice.
Recent updates now allow ships to have their speed boosted through the use of boilers and turbines, this makes bringing slow ships more feasible, at the cost of an equipment slot.
Despite all nodes being night-battle only, it is not recommended to bring night-battle cut-in setups (e.g. torpedo setups) on any ship. Enemies faced in this map can easily be sunk by less-powerful but more consistent double attack setups.
Unless you are trying to take AS, there is almost no reason to use recon seaplanes (with the exception of the night recon plane) since you will always be at Air Denial.
It is possible to get AP or AS with seaplane bombers, but this would result in those ships carrying seaplane bombers targeting the submarine at the boss first, which can be highly problematic. It is therefore not recommended to use seaplane bombers.
Now that seaplane fighters (e.g. Ro.44 Seaplane Fighter) recieve fighter veterancy, taking AP or even AS with CAVs and/or Littorio-Class FBBs is now possible at the boss, though such a setup carries the risks of unfavorable routing to F and high costs of bringing the FBB.
Avoiding the use of seaplane bombers, two seaplane fighters will secure AP (47 FP required), three will take AS (71 FP required). Such a setup would entail two red guns, a seaplane fighter, and a recon plane (not a seaplane bomber) on each CAV and the FBB.
Searchlight holders have a higher chance to be targeted and also to be hit, possibly increasing the odds of having to retreat.
While it will work at the en route nodes, Type 98 Recon Seaplane (Night Scout) will never activate at the boss under air denial conditions.
Before you clear the map, the boss node always has a flagship submarine. Therefore, the firing order and the equipment of your ships that are ASW-capable must be thought out, as CL/CLT/DDs are useless at night battle if the submarine is still alive (submarines only take scratch at battles which progress to night).
With the addition of pre-emptive ASW attacks, it is now significantly easier to sink the submarine at the boss node. Having Isuzu Kai Ni or any DD with a total nominal ASW value of 100 (i.e. base ASW + ASW value of equipment, but not including Akashi upgrades).
Remember that all submarines take regular damage at night battle if the node is night-battle only.
Unless you need S rank for drops, you do not need to destroy the Hime and can bring a lighter fleet to deal with the Wa-class Elite for map clear purpose. Keep in mind of the ASW-aspect of the ships if you do this, however.
Perform a vital "rat transport" operation. If possible, also destroy the enemy fleet in the area!
Sortie A Having at least 2 CV(L)s will take you to node A.
Equipping at least 3 ships with Drum Canisters and having no more than 1 CV and no more than 1 CLT will take you to node C.
Otherwise will take you to node B.
A D Fleet with only fast ships will take you to node E.
Otherwise random with 95% to node D (maelstrom).
H J Having 4 Drum Canisters equipped will take you to boss node through M.
Like 5-3, you must sink the boss battle flagship 5 times to complete the map.
Clearing this map with a Submarine Fleet consisting of 5-6SS(V) is possible; However, there is a high chance that your SS won't hit the Flagship in the boss node.
Using level 60+ SS (with at least maxed armor and torpedo stat) is advised, since there are several flagship DD and CL equipped with sonars and depth charges..
Nodes G and I are night battles.
Node I is a submarine node.
For farming rare ships, Admiral exp or just boss kills to unlock 5-5, recommended formation is a flagship that can carry 4 drums (Yuubari, Ooyodo, CAV), any combination of 3 FBBs and/or CLTs, and 2 CVs. With this formation you only need to fight Nodes A and H before reaching the boss.
The approach of a powerful enemy task force has been confirmed in southern waters. Form a carrier task force and intercept it!
420FP takes AS+ at all but Boss and D Wo-Kai.
H Random. High chance with slow fleet.
You must sink the Boss Standard Carrier Wo-class Kai Flagship 5 times to clear the map.
Clearing this map rewards 1 medal and 200 points for ranking. The boss HP bar is reset at midnight of the beginning of each month, allowing the reward to be obtained again.
Nodes C, H, K and M are night battles.
Fleet with only fast ships will take you to node D, bypassing the C night battle against submarines. It is possible to bring slow ships by bringing a CVL CVL, alternatively, boilers and turbines could be used to increase the speed of ships to fast.
There is a sub at the boss node. Getting S rank at the boss is possible, but not required. Should killing the submarine be required (as in a few quests), OASW is recommended, and the presence of a CVL should be evaluated as well.
An alternate route to the boss via A-F-G-N is also possible, and requires exactly three submarines (more than three subs offroutes to H). Ro-500, I-401, and I-58 (all remodelled) are all recommended here for their night-battle CI capability.
On the other hand, it can sometimes struggle to kill the boss, and may require node support.
3BB+3SS is an older composition, using the heaviest battleships available.
This map is one the most difficult extra operations, flagship sparkling of Support Expeditions is highly recommended should they be needed. Sparkling the main fleet may also be useful should difficulties arise.


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