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Court slashes vindictive husband's divorce settlement
Posted: 7th October 2020 In: Family Law
A "vindictive" husband who caused an "unnecessary haemorrhage of money" by pursuing unnecessary legal action has had his divorce settlement slashed by the courts.
The case involved a couple who had married in 2005 and separated in highly acrimonious circumstances in 2016. They had two children, aged 13 and 19. During their relationship they had built up a successful business.
During divorce proceedings, the wife gave evidence about the number of ways in which the husband's conduct had impacted adversely on the financial circumstances of the family, including dissipation of assets and refusal to participate appropriately with the proceedings.
The judge found that the husband's conduct since the breakdown of the marriage had been vindictive and irrational. The litigation he caused had been on a massive, destructive scale and there was no likelihood that he would provide for the wife or children if the business was transferred to him.
The wife was awarded property transfers and a lump sum, giving her assets worth £802,061, in addition to the business, which was worth £1.73 million. The husband received assets worth £634,000.
The Court of Appeal upheld that decision.
It said the judge had made clear that the matrimonial assets had been very significantly depleted as a result of the husband's conduct, which had caused an "unnecessary haemorrhage of money" through litigation costs.
A critical factor was the judge's conclusion as to the children's needs, including that it was "plainly" in their interests to remain in their current schools
The judge had been entitled to take the husband's litigation conduct into account. The parties had spent at least £800,000, of which £600,000 was excessive. The amount spent on legal costs would have been a modest fraction of that but for the husband's conduct.
The disparity in outcome could be justified. It would have been substantially smaller if there had been a further £600,000 or more in available resources.
Further, the burden of maintaining the children was likely to be met by the wife.
Finally, the judge had been entitled to conclude that the amount allocated to the husband was a just proportion of the assets and was sufficient to meet his needs at a level which was fair to him.
Please contact Mandip Bhachu or Joe Colley if you would more information about the issues raised in this article or any aspect of family law.
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Q: Laravel hashed password How to make a hashed authentication? so  made this login function for my project, and my teacher asked me to make this login with hash and bcrypt, but I have no idea about that
public function login(Request $request)
{

    $kredensil = $request->only('username', 'password');

    if (Auth::attempt($kredensil)) {

        $users = Auth::user();

        if($users->level == 'admin'){

            return redirect()->intended('admin/siswa');

        }

        elseif ($users->level == 'siswa') {

            return redirect()->intended('siswa/home');

        }

        return redirect('login')->with('error', 'Login gagal harap cek username dan password');
    }
    return redirect('login')->with('error', 'Login gagal harap cek username dan password');
}

A: Hashing algorithm can be changed via config/hashing.php.
'driver' => 'bcrypt'

When a user registers, the password is usually hashed by using Hash::make(). Most of the authentication packages does this by default.
Auth::attempt() hashes the given password behind the scene and compare it to the hashed one in the database.

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Available since April 2015 in the US market, the Nikon J5 is sold in two bundle variants -- either with a 10-30mm kit lens for around $500 USD or with a 10-100mm kit lens for around $900 USD. The Nikon J5 is available in white, silver, and black.
The lowest price for the Nikon J5 is $497 for a kit with 10-30mm lens (white), and it is also available in a kit with 10-30mm lens (black) from $497, a kit with 10-100mm lens (silver) from $1,047, a kit with 10-100mm lens (white), a kit with 10-30mm & 30-110mm lenses (silver) from $747, a kit with 10-30mm & 30-110mm lenses (white) from $747 and a kit with 10-30mm lens (silver) from $497.
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This is a repeat of the Keeper x Jazz (hence "jeepers") litter last summer - they are full siblings to Dakota and Finder.
Go to the Keeper x Jazz page for more info on the parents including photos and health test results.
Futurity nominated for 2010 GDCA National.
Photos will be updated as they become available - Jazz belongs to our dear friend and mentor Vicki Monson so these puppies are NOT at our house!
As of this writing, a few of these puppies may still be available to show/companion homes. Inquiries may be sent to Vicki Monson at calypsodanes@hotmail.com or email us at barb@symmetrydanes.com.
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Chiefs vs Raiders NFL Betting Game Preview (Dec. 6, 2015)
Written by Kenny Bell on December 4, 2015
Derek Carr and the Oakland Raiders will look to snap the Kansas City Chiefs' winning ways when they host their AFC West division rivals in an intriguing Week 13 pairing. Now, let's find out who's going to cover the NFL betting line!
What do we need to do to get the win this week? Listen to @JTTheBrick break things down: https://t.co/XcUryEgyK7 pic.twitter.com/yjs1gQjs59
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Kansas City at Oakland NFL Betting Game Preview
When: 1:00 PM ET, Sunday, December 6, 2015 Where: Nissan Stadium, Nashville, Tennessee Watch Online Here NFL Odds: Kansas City -3 Over/Under: 44
Betting on Oakland (5-6 SU, 6-5 ATS)
The Raiders snapped a three-game losing streak by beating Tennessee 24-21 in Week 12 while covering the NFL betting line as a 1-point road favorite. Derek Carr threw a 12-yard touchdown pass to Seth Roberts with 1:21 remaining to lift the Raiders to victory. "I'm really proud of the way they guys stayed in it," Oakland coach Jack Del Rio said. "It was tough. There was a reason to be discouraged. You're in control of the game, you fumble it and all of a sudden they go down and get a score. And it's `Oh my gosh, what are we going to do?' Well, we're going to go down there and find a way to get it in there and get a score." "The one call is the call, it changes the game, changes the outcome of the game," Mularkey said. "It's frustrating, very frustrating." Carr finished with 330 passing yards and three touchdown passes. "We get another chance, and we go win it," Carr said. "Finally, we won today and it just feels good."
Betting on Kansas City (6-5 SU, 6-5 ATS)
The Chiefs have won five in a row including their 30-22 Week 12 win over Buffalo as a 4-point home favorite. Veteran quarterback Alex Smith threw for 255 yards and two touchdowns while running back Spencer Ware ran for 114 yards and another score. "We're not really worried about all that (the playoffs)," Chiefs coach Andy Reid said. "We just got over .500, think about that. All that stuff, if you keep knocking out the fundamentals and techniques, you don't worry about that other stuff." Jeremy Maclin had nine receptions for 160 yards and a touchdown for Kansas City (6-5). "It was a huge game," Chiefs linebacker Derrick Johnson said. "We knew this was going to be an old-school fight, an in-the-back-alley-type deal. We came ready to play."
Chiefs vs Raiders Game Analysis
The Raiders got a narrow 24-21 win over mediocre Tennessee last weekend, but there's a reason why 55 percent of the betting public likes Kansas City to get the ATS win despite being on the road in this Week 13 AFC west divisional clash. The reason is that the Chiefs are playing as well as any team in the league right now. Kansas City has won five straight while covering the spread each time out. Not only that, but the Chiefs are playing excellent football on both sides of the ball. Kansas City has held each of their last five opponents to 22 points or less and four of them to 13 points or less. Offensively, Alex Smith has looked better than ever in leading K.C. to 29 points or more in four straight games while topping the 30-point plateau three times and the 40-point plateau once. Prior to beating Jacksonville last weekend, Oakland had lost three straight while giving up 30 points or more twice and getting held to 14 points or less two times. Kansas City is 4-1 ATS in their last five games against their AFC West division rivals and 7-2 ATS in their last nine games against a tam with a losing record. Conversely, the Riders are just 3-9 ATS in their last 12 home games against Kansas City while the road team in this longstanding series is 18-6 ATS in their last 24 meetings.
My Betting Pick
Kansas City 31 Oakland 21


In some instances, guardrails can be an alternative to removing trees.
There are often alternatives to broadscale tree clearance or vegetation removal.
We will be posting ideas on ecologically sensitive ideas for protecting vegetation while ensuring roads are safe in coming weeks.
VicRoads already solves the problem of keeping highways both safe and minimal. The Tullamarine freeway (Melbourne) has 3 lanes either way, with a concrete median barrier (which is where light/electricity poles can be placed) and concrete or metal guards on the edge. 100 kph speeds are allowed here. The Western Ring is similar – with its 4 lanes each way.
This enormous diamond intersection on the #WstnHwy services very few vehicles crossing over. One solution to building unnecessary and wasteful structures is to have better community consultation so that the justification for such things can be scrutinised.
The excessive width of the new "duplication" (west of Beaufort) when compared with the old 2-way highway on the #Wstn Hwy shows it is much more than a "duplication." More of an effort by authorities to firstly inform and then properly consult with the community may have prevented such waste and environmental destruction.


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Q: Cannot submit form using Python's Mechanize I wrote the following script to submit a file here .
The login works fine. I'm not able to re-submit to one problem more than once, but it works fine when submitting for the first time.
import mechanize
import cookielib

from bs4 import BeautifulSoup
import html2text
import urllib2

br = mechanize.Browser()
cj = cookielib.LWPCookieJar()
br.set_cookiejar(cj)

br.set_handle_equiv(True)
br.set_handle_redirect(True)
br.set_handle_referer(True)
br.set_handle_robots(False)
br.set_handle_refresh(mechanize._http.HTTPRefreshProcessor(), max_time=1)

br.addheaders = [('User-agent', 'Chrome')]

# Logging in
br.open('http://codeforces.com/enter')
br.select_form(nr=1)
br.form['handle'] = username
br.form['password'] = password
br.submit()

# Submitting
br.open('http://codeforces.com/problemset/submit')
br.select_form(nr=1)
br.form['submittedProblemCode'] = problemCode
#selecting language
br.form['programTypeId'] = ['42']
br.form.add_file(open("code.cpp"), 'text/plain', "code.cpp")
br.submit()
print br.geturl()

For a successful submission, br.geturl() prints
http://codeforces.com/problemset/status
which is the required page, but for an unsuccessful submission it prints
http://codeforces.com/problemset/submit?csrf_token=/insert token/


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P. C. Mane, N. Krishnamurthy, and K. Ahuja (2019). Formation of Stable and Efficient Social Storage Cloud. In International Conference on Game Theory and Networks, Dibrugarh University, Assam, India. [Received Best Poster Award]
H. Jain, G.S. Teja, P. C. Mane, K. Ahuja, and N. Krishnamurthy (2018). Data Backup Network Formation with Heterogeneous Agents. (Presented by H. Jain and G.S. Teja at) 10th International Conference on Communication Systems and Networks (COMSNETS'18), Bengaluru, India, IEEE.
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P. C. Mane, K. Ahuja, and N. Krishnamurthy (2016). Unique Stability Point in Social Storage. (Presented by N. Krishnamurthy at) the 5th World Congress of the Game Theory Society (GAMES'16). Maastricht University, the Netherlands.
P. C. Mane, K. Ahuja, and N. Krishnamurthy (2016). Stable Social Storage Networks. (Presented by N. Krishnamurthy at) the International Conclave on Foundations of Decision and Game Theory, Indian Institute of Technology Bombay and Indira Gandhi Institute of Development Research (IGIDR), Mumbai, India.
A. Aradhye, N. Krishnamurthy, P. C. Mane, and K. Ahuja (2016). Efficient Social Storage Networks. (Presented by A. Aradhye at) the International Conference and Workshop on Game Theory and Optimization, Indian Institute of Technology Madras, India.
N. Krishnamurthy, P. C. Mane, and K. Ahuja (2016). Stochastic Social Cloud. (Presented by N. Krishnamurthy at) the Chennai Mathematical Institute (CMI) Alumni Conference, CMI, Chennai, India.
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1) Sa. a saltire ar. on a chief of the second a lion pass. of the first. Crest—A crescent per crescent or and gu.
2) (Monken Hadley, co. Middlesex; granted by Cooke, Clarenceux, 3 April, 1574). Az. a pelican betw. three fleurs-de lis or. Crest—A demi goat ermines, horned and hoofed gold, a collar and chain about his neck sa.
This interesting surname is of Anglo-Saxon origin and is a geographical name from either of two places thus called. Kimpton in Hampshire noted as "Chementune" in the Domesday Book of 1086, and as "Keminton" in the 1167 Pipe Rolls, and the place in Hertfordshire noted as "Kamintone" in the Domesday Book and as "Cuminton" in the 1198 Feet of Fines. Both place names share the similar meaning and origin, which is from the Olde English pre 7th Century specific name "Cyma" (a short form of "Cynemaer", combination of the components "cyne", which means royal, with "maer", fame), and "tun", which means enclosure, settlement. So, "Cyma's enclosure." During the Middle Ages when migration for the purpose of job-seeking was becoming more common, people often took their old hamlet name as a source of recognition, thus resulting in a wide spreading of the name. Recordings of the surname from Hertfordshire Parish Records contain the christening of Cutbertus, son of Wilhelmi Kimpton, in September 1547, at Stevenage; the wedding of William Kimpton and Elizabeth Sleape in November 1559, at Hertingfordbury; and the wedding of Edmund Kimpton and Elizabeth Whitt, in October 1566, at All Saints and Saint John, Hertford.
The surname Kimpton first appeared in Kempston, churches in Bedfordshire and Norfolk. The first record of the family was Peter de Kemeston who was noted in the Pipe Rolls of Bedfordshire in 1190. Years later the Hundredorum Rolls of 1273 in Berkshire noted as Simon de Kempston, and after that again, Symond Kempston noted in the year 1426 in the Paston Letters and Papers of the Fifteenth Century. Richard Kemson recorded in the Yorkshire Poll Tax Rolls of 1379.
The very first recorded spelling of the family was shown to be that of Thomas de Kymynton, dated about 1327, in the "Exchequer Lay Subsidy for Somerset." It was during the time of King Edward III who was known to be the "The Father of the Navy," dated 1327 – 1377. The origin of surnames during this period became a necessity with the introduction of personal taxation. It came to be known as Poll Tax in England.
Many of the people with surname Kimpton had moved to Ireland during the 17th century.
Some of the people with the name Kimpton who arrived in the United States in the 20th century included Frank Egerton Kimpton, who shifted to the United States from London, in 1903. Albert Kolempfner Kimpton, who moved to the United States from Manchester, in 1905. Annie Kimpton, who moved to the United States from Cambridge, England, in the year 1909. Robert Mark Kimpton, who moved to the United States from Slough, England, in the year 1909. Grace Kimpton, who landed in America from London, England, in the year 1911.
Here is the population distribution of the last name Kimpton: England 1,032; Australia 945; United States 643; Canada 261; New Zealand 161; Wales 135; Ireland 22; Singapore 18; Zimbabwe 11; Spain 10.
Lawrence Alpheus Kimpton (1910–1973) was an American scholar and educator, and a director of the University of Chicago. He got a B.A. at Stanford and a Ph.D. in philosophy at Cornell University, and he considered Deep Springs College before joining Chicago as a professor of philosophy in 1943.
Nick Kimpton (born 1983), is an Australian baseball player.
Roger Kimpton (1916–1999), was an Australian cricket player.
Sid Kimpton (1887–1968), was an English football player and manager.
The four main devices (symbols) in the Kimpton blazon are the lion passant, pelican, fleur-de-lis and goat. The three main tinctures (colors) are azure, or and sable .
The bright, strong blue color in Heraldry is known in English as azure, and similarly in other European languages – azul in Spanish, azurro in Italian and azur in French. The word has its roots in the Arabic word lazura, also the source of the name of the precious stone lapis lazuli 1A Glossary of Terms used in British Heraldry, J.H. Parker, Oxford, 1894, Entry:Azure. Despite this, those heralds who liked to associate colours with jewels chose instead to describe blue as Sapphire. According to Wade, the use of this colour symbolises "Loyalty and Truth" 2The Symbolisms of Heraldry, W. Cecil Wade, George Redway, London, 1898 P36.


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What is a Bargain and Sale Deed?
A bargain and sale deed is most commonly used for real estate.
Edited By: Kristen Osborne
A bargain and sale deed is a legal document releasing interest in the title to a property to a buyer without guaranteeing the validity of the title. This means there may be defects with the title that the buyer could uncover later, and these could potentially pose a problem, such as making it difficult to resell the property. This type of deed is most commonly used for real estate, although it can also apply to other types of property.
The context where people are most likely to encounter a bargain and sale deed is in government sales and foreclosures. When the government decides to sell property it owns or sells property it has seized, it makes such sales with no guarantees on the title to the property. The government releases its own interest, but there may be another interest in the property, as someone could discover by having a title search run to learn more about it. In cases where the government knows of defects on the title and sells property with a bargain and sale deed, there is a possibility of filing suit, as the government is liable for not disclosing this information.
Similar situations can be seen with foreclosures. When foreclosed property is sold, a lender releases interest in the property with a bargain and sale deed. The property may have also been used to secure other loans, though, and there is a possibility that someone else or another bank has an interest in the property. This can be especially common with properties involved in refinancing transactions where the previous lien was not released.
Buying property with this type of deed is not necessarily a bad idea, but it is advisable to take some precautions. If possible, a title search should be conducted to look for any clouds on the title and to see how difficult it would be to release them. The seller will not take responsibility for addressing other interests in the property, making it important for buyers to do their research ahead of time. The property should also be thoroughly inspected like any real estate purchase for physical problems, and it can be advisable to confirm the boundaries of the property with a surveyor.
In cases where property with a bargain and sale deed is purchased and defects with the title are uncovered after the fact, it is not possible to get a refund from the seller. If the seller knew about these defects and didn't discuss them, this may be grounds for a suit, depending on the law and the circumstances of the sale.
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Donald Carbone heads Goetz Fitzpatrick's Construction Litigation Group. Over more than four decades of practice, he has developed extensive experience in construction law, contract and surety law, commercial leasing and real estate, labor law, and corporate, commercial, and business transactions.
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Donald has handled numerous complex disputes, many of which have been published in New York State caselaw digests, involving partnership, joint venture, shareholder and member agreements, buy-outs, cost overruns, design defects, defective work claims, scope of work claims, extra work and change orders, delay damages, lost profits, loss of productivity, out-of-sequence work, suspended work and interference claims, surety claims, mechanic's liens, payment and performance bond claims, site work, concrete foundations and sub-surface claims, heavy highway construction claims, utility interference claims, wrongful termination, prevailing wage, and union benefit claims.
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Q: Perform classification in R on Python where each data frame is labelled My problem is, instead of having each row in a data frame corresponding to a label, I have multiple data frames each with the same columns and number of rows but each data frame is labelled say l1, l2 or l3. You need all the data in the data frame to be able to determine the label.
For example, say I have this data frame and its labelled l1 and imagine I have multiple more labelled l1, l2 or l3. I need to create a classification model so when I have a new data frame like this, it can classify it.

Time    Measure1  Measure2
 1         10       1000
 2         12       1245
 3         20       1837
 4         18       1837

How can this be structured in R or Python?
I hope that's clear!

A: You have the correct idea: for a classification model to work, you need to have the data for a single sample in a single row of your resulting dataframe. What you have in your example is some sort of cross table, but what you need is flat table. Luckily with pandas, you can easily create the flat table by using unstack():
>>> df = pd.DataFrame([[1, 10, 1000], [2, 12, 1245], [3, 20, 1837], [4, 18, 1837]],
                      columns=['Time', 'Measure1', 'Measure2'])
>>> s = df.set_index('Time').unstack()
>>> s
          Time
Measure1  1         10
          2         12
          3         20
          4         18
Measure2  1       1000
          2       1245
          3       1837
          4       1837
dtype: int64

The result is a pd.Series (= single column) with a MultiIndex. You can then add the label to the measurements and concatenate all data into a single dataframe.
>>> s['label'] = 'l1'
>>> df = pd.concat([s,s,s], axis=1).T
>>> df
     Measure1             Measure2                   label
Time        1   2   3   4        1     2     3     4
0          10  12  20  18     1000  1245  1837  1837    l1
1          10  12  20  18     1000  1245  1837  1837    l1
2          10  12  20  18     1000  1245  1837  1837    l1

Using a MultiIndex in the columns is a bit unwieldy, but you could replace them by
>>> df.columns = ['_'.join(str(x) for x in c).strip('_') for c in df.columns]
>>> df
  Measure1_1 Measure1_2 Measure1_3  ... Measure2_3 Measure2_4 label
0         10         12         20  ...       1837       1837    l1
1         10         12         20  ...       1837       1837    l1
2         10         12         20  ...       1837       1837    l1


When you put a block of glass or ice in a puddle of water, the glass and ice disappears!
MCPE-24451 Place Lime Stained Glass underwater. I dare you.
MCPE-25034 Rain or snow doesn't render through any glass, be it normal or stained.


Uncle Val's Botanical Gin plays well in any sandbox. Juniper is almost tertiary in this California produced small batch Italian inspired gin. If gin is not your thing, this Bee's Knee's cocktail may change your thinking.


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Effects of environmental exposure and diet on levels of persistent organic pollutants (POPs) in eggs of a top predator in the North Atlantic in 1980 and 2008
Leat, E.H.K. et al. (2011) Effects of environmental exposure and diet on levels of persistent organic pollutants (POPs) in eggs of a top predator in the North Atlantic in 1980 and 2008. Environmental Pollution, 159(5), pp. 1222-1228. (doi:10.1016/j.envpol.2011.01.036)
Publisher's URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.envpol.2011.01.036
Concentrations of POPs in Great skua eggs from Shetland are among the highest in North Atlantic seabirds, with up to 11,600 mu g/kg (ww) DDE and up to 17,900 mu g/kg ww Sigma PCB. Concentrations of legacy POPs were significantly lower in 2008 than 1980. Decreases were greatest for least persistent compounds. Median Sigma PBDEs increased from 99 mu g/kg ww in 1980 to 173 mu g/kg ww in 2008. There were changes in Great skua breeding season diet, with more adult Herring and Mackerel and less Sandeel. These changes increase exposure to POPs, since Herring and Mackerel accumulate more POPs than Sandeels. In both years, eggs with higher delta(15)N had higher POP concentrations. In 1980, birds feeding more on demersal discard fish from trawl fisheries and less on Sandeels, had higher POP levels in eggs. In 2008, individuals feeding more on Herring and Mackerel, and less on discards, had higher POP levels in eggs.
Furness, Professor Robert
Leat, E.H.K., Bourgeon, S., Borgå, K., Strøm, H., Hanssen, S.A., Gabrielsen, G.W., Petersen, A., Olafsdottir, K., Magnusdottir, E., Fisk, A.T., Ellis, S., Bustnes, J.O., and Furness, R.W.
College of Medical Veterinary and Life Sciences > Institute of Biodiversity Animal Health and Comparative Medicine
Journal Name:
Mr Stuart Morrison


This report examines some of the policy and legal issues that may accompany an increased role of state and local law officials in the enforcement of immigration law.
Seghetti, Lisa M.; Ester, Karma & Garcia, Michael J. March 11, 2009.
This report is part of the collection entitled: Congressional Research Service Reports and was provided by UNT Libraries Government Documents Department to Digital Library, a digital repository hosted by the UNT Libraries. It has been viewed 130 times . More information about this report can be viewed below.
Seghetti, Lisa M.; Ester, Karma & Garcia, Michael J. Enforcing Immigration Law: The Role of State and Local Law Enforcement, report, March 11, 2009; Washington D.C.. (https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc700868/: accessed April 19, 2019), University of North Texas Libraries, Digital Library, https://digital.library.unt.edu; crediting UNT Libraries Government Documents Department.


-There are four types of locks made for residential doors: the deadbolt, knob lock, lever handle and handle set. Each work differently from the other; for example, the knob lock requires you to grasp the lock and turn it to open it, while the lever handle is much easier to turn, but can be damaged from excess pressure. In this case, it is a matter of preference, so pick which one you like best. Also, make sure that the type of key you intend to purchase is compatible with the keyway of the lock.
-Another thing you should consider is the finish of your lock. It is not very important, but it can look very awkward if the lock finishes do not match with each other. Mix and match the different finishes and see which combination looks best to you. Also keep in mind that some finishes discolor due to weather changes, so if your area is likely to get wet easily, find a finish that can best stand up to the weather.
-One more thing to consider is whether you should use electronic locks or not. Technology has come a long way by combining both security and convenience. It is entirely your call if you wish to install an electronic keypad on your lock to improve your home's security, but keep in mind that they can short out if they are exposed to too much rain or sunlight.


text:
require "superpay/version"
require 'savon'

module Superpay

  autoload :Conector, 'superpay/conector'
  autoload :Configuracao, 'superpay/configuracao'
  autoload :Helper, 'superpay/helper'
  autoload :Transacao, 'superpay/transacao'

  #
  # Configura a conexão com o gateway.
  # Utlização:
  #
  # Superpay.config do |config|
  #   config.ambiente         = :teste
  #   config.estabelecimento  = 1111111
  #   config.usuario          = 'ERNET'
  #   config.senha            = 'ERNET'
  # end
  def self.config
    yield(Configuracao.instance) if block_given?
    return Configuracao.instance
  end

  def self.conector
    Conector.instance
  end

end

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


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Q: How can I minimize forecasting error in 100 probably correlated time series data streams with incomplete data from each one? Suppose that I have 100 restaurants with identical menus and ingredients they need to procure to stay in business. Let's assume that they have 100 menu items per restaurant and 500 ingredients in total per restaurant.
Now let's assume that you want to - for whatever reason - centrally coordinate the procurement of these ingredients through quarterly reports from each restaurant to forecast coming quarters for the entire chain of restaurants.
Further assume that each restaurant has a distribution regarding usage patterns and that any two restaurants might be correlated via external factors (weather, geographical proximity, general human traits, and so on).
Lastly, we assume that, in reality, our hypothetical restaurants will be somewhat non-compliant in their reporting. So, for example, while one restaurant consistently might report data for every quarter of the year, another might send you the first two quarters lumped together, and a third might send you the second and third quarter data lumped together and so forth. The data is therefore not reported simultaneously and it regards different time periods for different restaurants. We do, however, have such non-uniform data dating several years back.
Assuming there is a connection between the distributions - albeit maybe a weak one - is there a theoretically optimal way to combine the lossy data streams from every restaurant to approximate the proper underlying distributions for each? Optimally, I would like to "add" every new observation that I manage to get in order to refine my predictions for all restaurants, if possible.

A: Note: revised based on OP's comment, which helped me understand the question better.
As I now understand, you want to disaggregate the restaurants that report the sum of 2 or 3 quarters into 1 quarter buckets — and is there a way to use correlation between restaurants to do that in a clever way.
The problem, in effect, is after 2 or more numbers are added together, how can you reverse it and get the original numbers. The addition destroyed information and there is no way to get it back. So disaggregation methods typically use rules or estimating methods.
Simple Method:
Fix the data that lumps quarters together. If two quarters aggregated, divide by 2. If 3 quarters, divide by 3.
Note we don't use any correlations here. This is what makes it simple.
Complicated Method:
For this method, you'll need 1 or more restaurants that report results every quarter. Call these restaurants Group 1.
Restaurants that report every 2 quarters will be Group 2. Every 3 quarters, Group 3.
Determine Correlated Restaurants: Take the Group 1 data series and aggregate it like Group 2. Then for Group 3. Compute the correlation of the time series Group 1'2 with Group 2. Group 1'3 with Group 3. Use your favorite method for computing correlation.
Hopefully out of this exercise you identified a Group 1 restaurants that correlate with Group 2 and Group 3 restaurants. So, for each Group 2/3 restaurant, you have a Group 1 restaurant as the reference.
Fill-in the Group 2/3 gaps:
For a Group 2 restaurant, you are missing values for Q1 and Q3 of each year. We want to assign values to those.
Fill-in method 1: if you can regress the Group 1 time series against some independent variables, create a Group 1 forecast model for the reference restaurant.
Use that group 1 model for the group 2 restaurant to predict Q1 and Q3 — using the values of the independent model for the group 2 restaurant of course. Subtract the Q1 value from Q2, Q3 from Q4. You now have Q1,2,3,4 for your Group 2 restaurant.
This would be very time consuming.
Fill-in method 2: For the Group 1 reference, compute the ratio of r1=Q1/Q2, r2=Q3/Q4.
Now for Group 2, multiply Q2 by r1 to get Q1. Subtract that Q1 from Q2. Similar for Q3 and Q4. You now have Q1,2,3,4 for your Group 2 restaurant.
This is easier.
Caveats
Why mention the simple method at all? Well, oftentimes more complicated methods don't have much improvement over simple ones. You may do a lot of work and only get 1-3% improvement. So you should compare them.
For the complicated method to be better, the correlations need to be high — say > 0.50 . If some Group 2/3 restaurants don't have a good reference Group 1 restaurant, go with the simple method.
Thank you for the opportunity to practice my spelling of restaurant.


Hotel Forum Fitness Spa & Wellness Lublin is a modern facility located in the centre of Lublin, ideal for those who value cosiness, peace, and comfort. The convenient location makes it easy to explore the city and the most beautiful historic sites. The oldest part of Lublin – the Old Town is located in close proximity of the Hotel.
The Castle with the Castle Chapel, Lublin Cathedral and Trinitarian Tower, as well as Teatr Stary (Eng. Old Theatre) are just some of the places that are worth seeing while walking along the historic townhouses.
Hotel Forum Fitness Spa & Wellness Lublin is a great place for both business and private parties. The Hotel in Lublin offers its guests 30 rooms equipped to a high standard. Each of these rooms has been designed to provide the best environment for effective work and leisure.
We organize trainings, conferences, wedding receptions as well as other celebrations with family and friends. The chef of the Forum Fitness Spa & Wellness restaurant recommends exquisite dishes that will satisfy even the most demanding guests.
The Hotel features Spa & Wellness area which renders it an extremely attractive facility. Guests of the Hotel and those from outside can relax in the relaxation area, spend their active time in the gym or enjoy soothing body treatments and relaxing massages.
Forum Fitness Spa & Wellness Hotel Lublin is the winner of the Top Hotel Award in Sport & Fitness category.


I made this little mouse for one of the daughters of the friend I crocheted the bright orange scarf for. She's under a year old, so I wanted to make something suitably sized, soft and absorbent, since babies tend to be drool monsters. At least, mine do. Ha.
It is made entirely of upcycled fabrics(thrifted from the local Salvation Army, then washed in very hot water and Method detergent) and cotton sewing thread/embroidery floss. I stuffed the little bean with thin shreds of the same flannel it is made out of, so it is soft but also sturdy, and has a nice weight to it.
Babycakes was very interested in the little toy, so I think I'll be constructing one for him too, since I have plenty of fabric left over. It was so easy to make that I didn't think about providing any instructions, but I got to thinking later that it might not be easy to figure out for a person who has never sewn before but wanted to try to make one, so when I make Babycakes' mouse, I'll take a few extra snaps and show you how I made him.
For those of you who already know how to sew, you can tell how I did it, I am sure.
I think I'll be making more of these later this year, in preparation for craft markets and shows. There's just something about the shape and size that is comforting, even to an adult. I think they would be cute as primitive style decor if done in some of my vintage feed sack prints, or in a smaller size as pin cushions. Or in a teeny tiny size as brooches. My brain just keeps coming up with all these ideas for variations, and now I have a wealth of inspiration sketches to choose from.
All because I decided to sew a little soft toy for a sweet little baby.


A benefit screening of the locally-produced UFO film "The Maury Island Incident" for Discover Burien will take place on Friday night, Aug. 1 at the Tin Theater, starting at 7 p.m.
The film – which was shot in Burien (at the Tin Room!), Des Moines, Tukwila and off the shores of Maury Island during the summer of 2013 – had its world premiere at the Big Island Film Festival in May, and its North American premiere at the Seattle International Film Festival. It was awarded the competitive Washington FilmWorks Innovation Lab funding during production.
It has also been accepted to both the Port Townsend and Burbank Film Festivals, where it will screen in September.
Tickets are $10 each – and are available for online purchase by credit/debit card here – and proceeds will benefit local business non-profit organization Discover Burien.
Screenings will be held hourly, starting at 7 p.m. (then again at 8, 9, 10 & 11 p.m.), followed by a Q&A session with filmmakers.
"The Maury Island Incident" trailer for Aug. 1 Discover Burien fundraiser from The Maury Island Incident on Vimeo.
‹ 'The Maury Island Incident' accepted into Port Townsend Film Festival!


It's always revealing to take an honest look at the way we spend our money. It exposes our true priorities. We spend money on the things that we truly care about. Money is a powerful sign of what we value. Everyone understands the phrase, put your money where your mouth is. It's one thing to say you believe in something; it's another thing give of our time, energy, and financial resources.
Friends of Jesus is growing and deepening as a community, and we're having conversations about how we use all of our resources – time, money, energy and love – to make the kingdom of God visible, to become friends of Jesus in every aspect of our lives. As we seek to be faithful in these conversations, we're coming to some exciting conclusions.
We feel that God is inviting us to use our financial resources to actively release ministry among us. To this end, Friends of Jesus – DC Metro Area and the wider Friends of Jesus Fellowship are uniting to financially support the ministry that I am carrying out under their care.
This financially released ministry will encourage leadership development, creative outreach, care for the Friends of Jesus Fellowship as a whole, and a renewed engagement with the Religious Society of Friends. This is a ministry that calls us to lives of radical discipleship and love in the Spirit. In cooperation with the Friends of Jesus Fellowship, I will continue to encourage and seed new communities across the United States, and possibly beyond.
As we begin this journey together, Friends of Jesus has already made a substantial commitment to nurturing this ministry. In addition to creating the support structures necessary to provide logistical support and spiritual accountability, members of the Friends of Jesus community have already committed nearly 1/3 of the annual giving that will be required to sustain the ministry.
But we are still a small fellowship. In addition to the demonstrated commitment of our core communities, we need significant help from the wider body of Christ. We have faith that God will touch the hearts of many Friends as they become aware of the need to release this ministry from financial burdens. Are you one of those Friends?
Learn more: There is ample information about this ministry available on the FOJF website. Check out the main page for this released ministry, read the Case for Support, and examine the FAQ.
Reach out: Contact me via email, Twitter, or on Facebook and let me know that you're interested in getting involved. Meet the Board of Advisors who support this ministry and are available to answer questions. Contact the Friends of Jesus – DC Metro Area.
Support: Click here to learn about the many ways that you can participate: through prayer, spreading the word, starting a community, or giving financially – including an easy online giving option.
I'm so grateful for those who have been supporting this ministry for years now with prayers, words of encouragement, and participation in our life as a community. Thank you for considering how you might be led to take part in the days ahead.


In this book, time management expert Harold Taylor uses a holistic approach to time management to explain how you can prevent this from happening by managing your internal time.
Why does time seem to pass more quickly as you get older? Is there a way of slowing down the perceived passage of time? Why is a large part of your life missing from your memory? How can we work with our biological clock to improve the way we manage our time? These questions and more will be answered as time management expert Harold Taylor explores not clock time, but internal time, and how we can practice the greatest time management strategy of all – living longer and healthier with our memories fully intact.
Drawing on recent brain research and his own life experiences, he demonstrates how, through a more holistic approach to time management, we can actually influence the perceived passage of time so that looking back in retrospect, we can recall a long, fulfilling and meaningful life.
A book that preaches sanity in today's insanely rushing world.
The author presents insightful information to improve one's time management.


reportspace.pl is a Perl script that performs a query on the table and plots some graphs. Apart from the filenames, if tried to make it platform independent... A simple lineair extrapolation is done (based on the last two points) to calculate when a dataset will reach the 100%. This will not generate a exact value, but it will give you an idea of how fast your database is growing..
Under normal circumstances, only the variables in the start should have to be edited to get this script working on your site.
The usual disclaimers apply: Use at your own risk. I am not responsible for any results you may encounter by using these scripts. The scripts will have to be changed (a little) to work in your environment. The extrapolation and warnings generated are not based on solid statictics or something like that an should be considered as a reminder for the DBA, not something to rely on. These scripts are released as freeware. Learn, use steal in any way you like it. I would appreaciate comments (succes stories or bug reports or fanmail :-).