Probability Introduction: Articles and Videos with Solutions!
Dice rolling, finding a parking space, winning at cards; These are just some situations where you might want to find the odds of an event happening. If you want to know how to find probability, you first have to figure out what kind of question you have. For example, how you find the odds of an event happening is different from finding the odds of group members choosing the same thing.
Some probabilities are easy to identify, like finding dice rolling probabilities or picking from a deck of cards.
Questions that involve the binomial theorem are also easy to identify. In these types of experiment, the only possible outcomes of an event are "Success" or "Failure": like yes/no, heads/tails or black/white.
Selecting a person from a group or committee.
Probability of a group choosing the same thing.
Probability of a simple event happening.
How to find out the probability of an event NOT happening.
Odds of an event, given another event.
Do you have a frequency distribution to work with? Or are you able to make a frequency distribution table with your given data? For example, you have x number of items with a certain traits. Probability frequency distribution.
Introduction to Probability: How-to Articles and Videos.
Probability of a and b.
Bayes Theorem Problems: Easy Solution Steps.
Prior Probability (including Uninformative and Conjugate).
How to Make a Probability Distribution from data.
How to find the Probability of Selecting a Person from a Group or Committee.
How to find the Probability of an Event NOT Happening.
How to Find the Probability of a Simple Event Happening.
Random Event: Probability Given a Percentage.
How to Find the Probability of Group Members Choosing the Same Thing.
How to find the Probability of Two Dependent Events Occurring Together.
How to find the Probability of an Event Occurring, Given Another Event.
How to use a Probability Tree (Decision Tree) to Calculate Odds.
How to find the Probability of Drawing a Card from a Deck.
How to Figure out if Something is a Mutually Exclusive Event.
How to Tell the Difference Between Dependent and Independent Events.
How to Draw a Venn diagram.
How to Create an Euler Diagram.
5 choose 3: how to solve combinations.
How to use the fundamental counting principle.
How to find expected value for a discrete random variable.
What is a Binomial Experiment?
What is Conditional Relative Frequency?
What is an Indicator Function?
What is a Mutually Exclusive Event?
What is a Mutually Inclusive Events?
Mutually Independent and Pairwise Independent.
What is the Multiplication Rule?
What is a Normal Probability Plot?
What is the Odds Ratio?
What is a Probability Distribution Table?
What is a Probability Mass Function?
What is a Probability Space?
What is an Urn Model?
Online permutations calculator and combinations calculator.
This states that the probability of an event is somewhere between zero and 100% (as a decimal, that's 0 and 1). You'll want to remember this rule when adding or multiplying probabilities of events. If your answer is over 100%, that's a clue you might have done something wrong.
Complementary events happen when there are only two outcomes, like flipping a coin. Rolling a die to see if you would get six is also complementary; the only two outcomes are getting a six (a 1/6 chance) or not getting a six (5/6 chance). The two probabilities must add up to 1.
p(A') = 1 – p(A).
All three formulas are equivalent: which terminology (A' or Ac) is used is up to the textbook author and teacher. Personally, I prefer A', which I call "not A." The probability of "not A", I think, is easier to comprehend than "the complement" (either an event happens, or it does not happen).
where ∪ is the "union" and ∩ is the intersection.
Plus the probability of both events happening at the same time.
This is just another way of saying the events are mutually exclusive. They cannot happen at the same time.
A Related formula is P((A∪B)c) or, equivalently ((A∪B)'). In English, this says "not the union." To solve this, figure out the union and take the result away from 1 (because the probability of the events happening or not happening must add up to 1).
The "|" symbol means "given that". In other words, the probability of event B happening, given that event A happens. For examples of how to use the formula, see: conditional probability.
Bayes' theorem is a way to figure out conditional probability, although it is slightly more nuanced. In a nutshell, it gives you the actual probability of an event given information about tests. For example, what is the probability you have cancer if your medical test is positive (answer = a lot lower than you think). For some examples, see: Bayes Theorem Examples and Posterior Distributions / Posterior Probabilities.
Events A and B are independent if one of them doesn't affect the probability of the other. Events are also said to be independent if the following equation holds true.
P(A∩B) = P(A) · P(B).
This equation is derived from the multiplication rule, which says that P(A∩B) = P(A) * P(B|A). As we know that P(B|A) = P(B) for independent events, we can substitute P(B|A) for P(B), giving us the formula.
Statistics is about chance and ballparking, not absolutes and the "right answer." Just look up any Gallup poll — they are rarely more than 90% confident that they have the "right answer." There are techniques you can use to figure out odds (like multiplying two probabilities together, or adding them). However, other than perhaps the binomial distribution table and the formulas above (which in real life, aren't used that much), there aren't really any probability formulas you can easily apply. You have to revert back to that old elementary school staple, logic (you remember it…it was there right before they started standardized testing the logic out of you).
There are no rules (well, very few, except those listed above).
There are many, many different ways to get to the answer — none of which really use formulas.
Step 1 to solving this problem is realizing you can't look up the answer in a table. In order to solve it, you have to think like a kid.
Card# 1:You're 8-years-old again, walking into a store with enough money to buy one bag of cheese puffs. You hope to collect all 5 of the baseball cards but you don't have any yet. What are the odds you buy a bag and get a card you want?
The answer, of course, is 100%. Buy your first bag, and you have 100% chance that there's a card in it that you want.
Card# 2: Now it gets a little trickier. You return to the store to get card#2. But as you already got card #1, Mickey Mantle. You don't want him again, but there's a 1/5 chance you might get him (and therefore a 4/5 chance you won't). How many bags of cheese puffs will you have to buy to get card #2 becomes a ratio problem. You could figure it out in your head, but if you want to model it mathematically you have to set up the equation. If one bag of cheese puffs gives you a 80% chance of getting the card you want, how many bags do you need to buy to get a 100% chance?
To get 100% you would need to purchase 1.25 bags.
Card# 3:The odds start to get tougher. You have a 60% chance of getting the third baseball card, and you'll have to buy 1.667 bags to get that third card.
Card# 4:The odds start to get a little dismal. You have a 40% chance of getting the fourth baseball card, and you'll have to buy 2.5 bags to get that third card.
Card# 5:The odds are against you. You have a 20% chance of getting the last card, and you'll have to buy 5 bags to get that third card.
1 + 2 + 2 + 3 + 5 = 13 bags.
One important point for formulas: remember that nothing is absolute. I am reasonably confident that if you purchased 13 bags of cheese puffs and assuming the cards are evenly distributed, that you would get all 5 cards. But…probability is about chance, and it could be just your bad luck to get the same card 10 times in a row (I remember that happening to me as a kid). But there could be another explanation for your "bad luck," and that is that companies want you to buy as many bags as possible, so they will try to make the odds work in their favor. Even if the cards are evenly distributed, the company could ship bags with cards #1, #2, and #3 to one store (therefore reeling you in by getting you to collect more than half the cards) and #4 and #5 to another store.
What other ways can you think of that manufacturers might turn the odds in their favor?
Probability questions can be broken down into different types. When you are asked to find the probability of a group choosing the same thing, you're considering the actions of random members of a group (it could be as small as a committee or it could be as large as the population of the U.S.).
These probability questions give you a group, and ask you to calculate the probability of an event occurring for a certain number of random members within that group.
Sample Problem: There are 200 people at a book fair. 159 of them will buy at least one book. If you survey 5 random people coming out of the door, what is the probability they all will have purchased at least one book?
What is the probability of a group buying at least one book?
Step 1: Convert the data in the question to a fraction. For example, the phrase "159 people out of 200" can be converted to: 159/200.
That's how to find the Probability of a Group Choosing the Same Thing!
Tip: It may be easier to convert the fraction into a decimal before multiplying. In this case, 159/200 = 0.795.
Check out our YouTube channel for more stats help and tips! We've got videos for the most common problems you'll be likely to come across. Plus videos for using Excel in stats > everything from making basic bar graphs to solving complex data analysis problems.


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Appeal Court upholds BCSC rulings
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Court dismisses challenge to enforcement decision, finds process was fair
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The Court of Appeal for British Columbia has rejected a mining company's appeal of enforcement decisions by the B.C. Securities Commission (BCSC), which sanctioned the company for misleading statements about its mining claims.
Mountainstar Gold Inc. — and president and CEO Brent Hugo Johnson — sought to challenge the BCSC's finding that they violated securities law by making misleading statements about the status of certain Chilean mining claims in regulatory filings. They also appealed the sanctions imposed on them as a result.
In 2019, a BCSC panel issued permanent trading bans on Mountainstar and Johnson and also imposed a $150,000 administrative penalty on Johnson.
Both the company and the executive argued they didn't get a fair hearing at the commission and objected to the commission panel's admission of certain evidence, its treatment of the evidence presented during the enforcement hearing and its assessment of sanctions.
But in its unanimous decision, the court ruled that the panel's liability and sanctions decisions were procedurally fair.
"Mountainstar and Mr. Johnson have not demonstrated that the panel's assessment of their evidence was marred by unfairness or palpable and overriding error," Justice Leonard Marchand wrote.
The Appeal Court also rejected the argument that the penalty imposed by the BCSC was excessive, even though, as the appellants argued, there was no evidence of investor harm, there was no fraud involved, and no one was enriched by the misconduct.
Still, the court found that the regulator was justified in its ruling on sanctions, noting that the panel "expressed valid reasons for concluding that Mr. Johnson's participation in the markets posed an unacceptable risk to investors that could only be addressed by permanent market bans."
The court was not convinced that the panel "came to a decision that was so clearly wrong that it amounts to an injustice or gave no or insufficient weight to relevant considerations."
It also rejected the claim that the panel's reasons for the sanctions imposed in the case were inadequate.
"In my view, the panel's liability and sanctions decisions were more than sufficient and disclose no error of law," the court said in dismissing the appeal. "They comprehensively addressed the live issues, and explained what the panel decided and why in a manner that permitted effective appellate review."
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Virtual young leaders conference FYLPROCon celebrates bridge between US and Philippines
Home > News > General Announcement > Virtual young leaders conference FYLPROCon celebrates bridge between US and Philippines
July 23, 2021 July 28, 2021 By fylprocon
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Washington D.C. – The Filipino Young Leaders Program (FYLPRO), the Philippine Embassy in the U.S. and Ayala Foundation, Inc. launches FYLPROCon, a virtual youth conference on Nov. 4, 5 and 6, 2021 to commemorate the 75th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the United States and the Philippines and also to celebrate the 60th anniversary of Ayala Foundation.
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In lieu of FYLPRO's annual immersion program, which brings young leaders to the Philippines on a week-long learning experience that has been cancelled again this year due to the pandemic, event participants will have a chance instead to access captains of industries via virtual networking tables.
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FILIPINO YOUNG LEADERS PROGRAM (FYLPRO) is a network of high performing, next-generation leaders who advance the Philippines and the Filipino people through their advocacy and expertise in various industries. We continually expand the pipeline of Filipino young leaders in the diaspora. By connecting them to the motherland, we foster collaborative multinational relationships that create innovations and support the socio-economic progress of the global Filipino community.
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As the social development arm of the Ayala group of companies, Ayala Foundation envisions communities where people are creative, productive, self-reliant, and proud to be Filipino. Ayala Foundation is committed to community development, working closely with communities in identifying compelling developmental needs and providing suitable solutions with measurable outcomes. It implements programs under the following themes: Education, Sustainable Livelihood, and Love of Country.
Philippine Embassy in the United States
The Philippine Embassy's mission is to promote and protect Philippine interests in the global community. Republic Act No. 7157, otherwise known as "Philippine Foreign Service Act of 1991", gives mandate to the Department of Foreign Affairs to implement the three (3) pillars of the Philippine Foreign Policy, as follows:
Preservation and enhancement of national security
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Animation Link Roundup: February 12, 2022
A new video from Chad VanGaalen, behind the scenes of the opening credits of Netflix's The House, shakeups at the NFB, and other news from the world of animation
• Have you checked out Animation Nights New York's online screenings yet? You probably should, and package #68 on Feb. 20 looks like a doozy, with the theme Shadows & Strife
• CIFF 2021 selection Flee became the first film to pick up Oscar nominations for Best Documentary Feature, Best International Feature, and Best Animated Feature at the same time. If you missed it last September, it'll be playing at the Globe Cinema on March 9, 2022—don't make the same mistake twice
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• VFX legend Douglas Trumbull, who worked on sci-fi touchstones 2001: A Space Odyssey, Close Encounters of the Third Kind, and Blade Runner has died at age 79
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Benedito Gonçalves Pereira Nunes (1864-1934) foi um médico, professor e político brasileiro.

Lecionou no Liceu de Humanidades de Campos as matérias de física e química.

Em 1904 o presidente da província do Rio de Janeiro Nilo Peçanha o indicara para substituir Paulo Alves na Prefeitura de Niterói - cargo que exerceu num curto espaço de tempo: de 9 de novembro de 1904 a 30 de outubro de 1905. No período do mandato iniciou a substituição da iluminação pública a gás pela eletricidade, reconstituiu o parque em homenagem ao seu padrinho político e iniciou modificações no Largo de São Domingos.

Entre os anos de 1928 e 1930 foi prefeito de Campos. E em sua homenagem, a instituição mantenedora da Faculdade de Medicina de Campos leva o seu nome. Também a antiga Rua Formosa, no bairro do Ingá, Niterói, teve o nome modificado em sua homenagem: Rua Pereira Nunes.

Referências bibliográficas
 WEHRS, Carlos. Niterói, Cidade Sorriso: a história de um lugar. Rio de Janeiro: Sociedade Gráfica Vida Doméstica, 1984.

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Posted bygameswhisperer May 26, 2020 May 26, 2020 Posted inReviewTags:blog, ff7, ff7 remake, final fantasy 7, final fantasy 7 remake, Gaming, Review, video games
The original Final Fantasy VII is the very game that got me into RPGs. When I first played it, I knew this was the genre that was meant for me, and it still remains one of my favourite genres to this day.
I'm sure I'm not alone in this story, as Final Fantasy VII was the game that made RPGs cool and popular. Even over 20 years later, this masterpiece is still making an impact. There are spin-offs, a movie, merchandise, and still so much love for this classic. Fans had been after a modern day remake for many years, and excitement ran high when it was confirmed the remake was a reality. Now us fans have it in our hands, and as someone who grew up on this game and have completed it no less than 10 times (and counting), I'm very excited to give my thoughts on this new remake.
Midgar Brought To Life
Midgar is one of gaming's most memorable locations. The Midgar portion of FF7 may be rather short in the original, but still remains as a great location to start your journey. For those unaware, this remake only contains the Midgar portion, but has been more fleshed out to feel like a complete story in its own right, but more on that later.
The first thing you'll notice when diving back into Midgar are the gorgeous visuals. The majority of this great city might look like a dump, but the steampunk style is still a wonder to behold. There were many times I just stood still and admired the view, gazing at that daunting plate above our heads. It's an experience I never had in the original, and being able to see the plate above allowed me to see what it feels like living in the Midgar slums- trapped and closed off from the world above. While the environments look great from afar, I'll admit up close the textures can be quite poor, so it's best not to look at things up close.
Not only does Midgar look great (for the most part), the city and slums just feel more alive than in the original. There's a lot more people around, and you can sense when the emotions are running high. When you're on your way back to Sector 7 after bombing the first reactor, you'll notice everyone panicking and can see the damage that was really done. In the original, you hardly sense this at all, and it makes you feel even more connected to Midgar than ever before. As you casually stroll around the slum throughout your journey, you can listen in on people's conversations, which helps give more life to this game.
In terms of the level design of Midgar, it's quite linear, but as was the original. If anything, this remake is less linear than before, but I do wonder if they could have put a bit more effort into it. So much about this remake was given a face-lift and clearly brought to modern day, but I wish they could have brought the level design along with it.
There are many moments of strictly walking along a straight path, and it's not exactly fun. To be fair though, there are some areas that are set up like your typical dungeon, where progression involves unlocking areas, backtracking, and solving puzzles to progress. These areas were great, though they were few and far between.
Fresh New Combat System
Even though this remake's story and characters are all great, it was actually the combat that was the highlight for me. The original game had turn-based combat, which is commonplace in this genre. This remake takes that idea and incorporates so much more.
In fact, this remake takes a lot of ideas from previous Final Fantasy games and combines them into one cohesive and deep combat system. Of course, the Materia system remains, but it also includes the Stagger system from FF13, learning skills from your weapons like in FF9, and a very subtle version of the job system from FF5. Each weapon your earn isn't simply just a more powerful version of the weapon before it, they can all be upgraded with different purposes in mind. Some weapons might be more melee-focused, some are more magic-focused, or some based around defense. This allows for so much flexibility when assigning roles for each character.
Some boss fights might be all about requiring magic, so you can have every character with higher magic attack stats and focus on that. Other bosses might be strong against magic but weak to staggering, so you'll need to work around that. By equipping the right weapon, the right materia combinations, and understanding all the characters skills will be key to success in combat, and that's why it's so great. The depth is so much more than I expected, and I relished the chance to flex my muscles in each battle, and had no reservations in retrying tougher battles to rework my strategy to give myself the best fighting chance.
Each character you control in combat actually feels like a distinct combatant, rather than an empty canvas like in many JRPGs. Each character's skill set usually revolves around a main purpose. Tifa, being a much faster fighter than the others, is great for building up the stagger meter and building pressure, whereas Aerith is more magic-based where her skills revolve around enhancing her magic usage. Because of this, there are no real weak links and every character is worth having on your team.
If I could find just one criticism of the combat, it would be camera issues- specifically locking on. When locking on to enemies you expect the camera to follow them well, and while it works well most of the time, there were times the camera didn't cooperate. There were plenty of times I needed to unlock the camera, spin it around to get a good view again, then lock back on. It did get annoying at times because the action can be so intense, not being able to see enemies you've locked onto can be catastrophic.
Fleshed Out Or Padded Out?
As I mentioned before, you'll only be playing through the Midgar section of the overall story, meaning this approximately 5 hour section needed to be stretched out to be considered a full game in its own right. But is this game more fleshed out? Or simply padded out to make up the hours? This answer is both.
I like to think this remake is more fleshed out than anything though. Almost every part of the Midgar story is really magnified, there are even new additions that I quite enjoyed. For example, chapter 4 has you going on a new, separate adventure with Avalanche members Jessie, Biggs and Wedge. In the original you don't spend much time with them, but in the remake, chapters like this allow you more time with them, and therefore are able to create some kind of bond with them.
You'll also spend more time in Wall Market, which for me is the highlight of the entire game's story. Wall Market has even more to do, and is even seedier than before. The game's last few chapters do great job of building up towards the game's conclusion, and the Shinra HQ was an absolute joy to explore.
The best part about most of the game being fleshed out is that it helps turn this once relatively short story into feeling like an epic one. By the journey's end, it really does feel like a huge adventure. Even though it's understandable most people would have just preferred the entire FF7 story, I really don't mind the whole thing expanded upon over multiple games.
That being said, I think future games in this remake series needs to cut out the obvious padding, as it was indeed there. In fact, there were some chapters that did not need to be there at all. Chapters 13 and 14 were examples of clear padding, and the storylines behind them didn't contribute that much, if any, to the overall story. There were times you had to re-explore the same areas again, both with the main and side missions. They just killed the momentum the game's story had going, but luckily picks up again afterwards.
Speaking of side missions, most of them were your typical fetch/filler quests. Go kill these monsters here, go kill these bandits there, they're mostly unoriginal and could have been a lot more interesting. The only upside to them were the rewards were quite good, and of course any reason to hang around longer in this game is worth doing!
Final Fantasy VII Remake Review Summary
This remake has done a great job of capturing the spirit and magic of the original Midgar section. I've loved the fact that it's been expanded upon to give a more fleshed out experience, though some padding problems do slow things down a bit.
The combat was without a doubt the best part of the remake. With a combination of different systems brought together into one cohesive combat system, it provides plenty of depth, strategy and fun that you don't always get with JRPGs.
As someone who grew up on this game, I can easily say I'm very happy with this remake. It's not perfect, but the pros outweigh the cons, and I'll be eagerly anticipating the next instalment.
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How is Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Treated?
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May 16, 2018 , Health A2Z
Before talking about how amyotrophic lateral sclerosis treated. Let me tell you basic facts related to amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.
Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis or simple know as ALS is a disease that attacks the nerve cells in the brain and the spinal cord. There is no known cure for the particular disease.
But in this advanced era of science, doctors do have therapies and treatments that can slow down or ease the symptoms of ALS.
Several researchers are continuing to study ALS, hoping for the advanced development of treatment for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis and knowing more about its causes.
Facts Related to Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis:
Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis affects mostly the nerve cells in the brain and the spinal cord that leads to muscle weakness, paralysis, a loss of motor function, breathing problems, and, ultimately, death.
Most people with ALS will live between 4 and 5 years after symptoms appear.
The exact cause of ALS is unknown, but genetic and environmental factors may be involved.
There is currently no cure and treatment that aims to relieve its symptoms, provide emotional and social support, and possibly slow disease progression.
There are two types of Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis including Sporadic ALS and Familial ALS.
What are the Treatment Options Available for Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis?
Riluzole is a drug which is used for the treatment of ALS. It mainly prevents the damage that can result from the nerve cell due to being overexcited by glutamate.
Several studies show that the drug may improve functioning and survival rates but it has some potential side effects.
Another type of treatment option is physiotherapy which can improve circulation as well as prolong muscle use in the early stages of ALS.
Several medications may be prescribed as the disease progresses to help with symptoms, such as painkillers.
Other medication options are botulinum toxin and baclofen that can help in relieving muscle stiffness.
Weight loss and muscle decline can be slowed with nutritional supplements known as branched-chain amino acids (BCAAs).
Other Therapies Options for Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis:
Physical therapy and exercise: These keep your muscles working and strong as long as possible.
Hot tub and whirlpool baths: These can ease your muscle cramps or spasms.
Speech therapy: This therapy helps people with ALS learn ways to make your speech more clear when you talk or other methods of communicating like writing.
Dietary counseling: Because making healthy options for people with ALS.
Occupational therapy: This therapy basically helps you on your grooming.
Above written all the tips are the best way for treating amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. Basically, the disease attacks the nerve cells in the brain and the spinal cord.
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Q: Translating statement into General Predicate Logic I have a question from Kleene's Mathematical Logic that I am struggling to answer.
'Every liberal advocates changes. Some conservatives favour no one who advocates changes. Therefore, some conservatives favour no liberal.' (Kleene, 1967, 147).
My solution is as follows.
Every $x$ is a liberal, and every $y$ is a conservative. Every x advocates change $(Cy)$ and some y favour no-one who advocates change $\neg (Cx)$.
$\forall x (Cx) , \exists y(\neg Cy) \therefore \exists y(\neg Cx)$
I think this is right?
EDIT:
Okay, so I know that the first premise is $\forall x(Lx \to Ax)$, or, for all $x$, such that $x$ is a (L)iberal, $x$ (A)dvocates change.

A: Hint
You have to translate every statement individually.
1st premise) Every liberal advocates changes.

"for every $x$, if $x$ is Liberal, then $x$ Advocate changes".

2nd premise) Some conservatives favour no one who advocates changes.

"there is some $y$ that is a Conservative and for every $z$, if $z$ Advocate changes, then $y$ does not Favour $z$".

Conclusion) Therefore, some conservatives favour no liberal.

"there is some $w$ that is Conservative and for every $u$, if $u$ is a Liberal, then $w$ does not Favour $u$".

A: You can't just stipulate that $x$'s will be used for liberals, and $y$'s for conservatives. All variables are assumed to be objects of one and the same domain.
So, what you need to do is use predicates $L(x)$ for '$x$ is a liberal' and $C(x)$ for '$x$ is a conservative.  Of course, you just proposed to use $C(x)$ for '$x$ advocates change', but for that you could use $A(x)$ instead.
Also, for the favouring, you want to use a $2$-place predicate $F(x,y)$ that means '$x$ favours $y$'

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Tracy Rochow Byerly has been Chief Programs Officer since July of 2012, when the Missouri Library Network Corporation (MLNC) merged into Amigos Library Services. Tracy served as Executive Director of MLNC since December 2003 and played a key role in the merger of the two organizations.
In her current position, Tracy provides leadership and support for new members and directs membership activities. She also guides the organization's communications activities, from managing the production of newsletters to developing informational materials and social media outlets. Prior to assuming her role as Executive Director at MLNC, she taught many workshops in her role as User Services Manager. Her library career began at St. Louis County Library, MO, where she worked in both public and technical services. Known for her knowledge of consortial management, enthusiasm and positive outlook, Tracy is a popular speaker at library meetings.
Keith Gaertner currently serves as Chief Financial Officer for Amigos Library Services. He oversees organizational management services projects, internal IT management and assists with the preparation of the Amigos annual budget.
Keith served MLNC for over 25 years prior to its 2012 merger with Amigos, responsible for accounting, personnel services, and the MLNC computer network. He began his MLNC career in 1984 as a part-time accountant, and became full-time business manager in 1987. In 2008, he was promoted to Associate Director, Business Services. Keith implemented several systems at MLNC that streamlined processes and increased organizational efficiency, including a remote deposit capture system, a member relationship management system, and a Citrix server for remote access to the network.
Keith has a Master of Arts degree in Information Technology Management from Webster University, St. Louis, a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration and two Chancellor's certificates in data processing from the University of Missouri-St. Louis.
Alan joined Amigos Library Services as President and Chief Executive Officer in 2017. He earned his Master of Library Science degree from Florida State University, and his Bachelor of Arts degree in Literature from Stockton University. He has worked in public libraries for 28 years.
Prior to joining Amigos, Alan served as Library Director of the Delray Beach Public Library in Florida for over 10 years, and was Treasurer of the Florida Library Association, and ALA Chapter Councilor from Florida. He has been a County Library Director, City Library Director, and a Director of a municipal library that was run by a 501 (c)3 non-profit corporation, and has worked in New Jersey, North Carolina, Virginia, and Florida.
Before embarking on a career in the library world, Alan, a southern New Jersey native, was a casino dealer in Atlantic City.
As the Engagement & Emerging Technologies Coordinator, Christine works with members to identify their needs and create services to assist them. She also follows technology trends to discover how Amigos can promote and support these project, possibly bringing them to our members as Amigos services. Currently, she guides the implementation of the SimplyE service, an open source app that brings multiple ebook feeds into a single, easy-to-use interface for patrons.
She is also known for her technology training throughout the Southwest, making complicated topics easy for librarians to understand. Prior to joining Amigos, she was the Manager for Continuing Education & Consulting at the Texas State Library & Archives Commission, guiding and supporting libraries statewide. She also worked for both San Antonio College and the Florida Institute of Technology as their systems librarian, converting their library catalogs to automated systems.
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Raven Symoné and Miranda Pearman-Maday Open Up About Honeymooning at Home and Making a Commitment During Quarantine
By Alexandra Macon
Photo: Courtesy of Raven Symoné and Miranda Pearman-Maday
"Quarantine has been a rollercoaster ride!" singer and actress Raven Symoné says via Zoom in mid July. She and her new wife, social media manager Miranda Pearman-Maday, are perched on the same chair at their home in L.A., where they've been isolating since March. This time at home inspired them to make it official: Raven found a ring online and drove Miranda to a mountain in Malibu—a special place where she has often gone to look onto the water and feel a sense of possibility—then proposed amid the fog. "Because of the industry I work in and the industry she works in and our lives prior to that 'I do, I say yes' moment, we have been so used to turmoil and all kinds of ups and downs," Raven says. "Taking a moment for ourselves and actually giving self-care to our hearts and minds and putting ourselves first—not the career, not the parents, not our siblings, but putting ourselves first—we are still in a dreamworld about it."
The two were married on June 16 in the front garden of famed choreographer and Grey's Anatomy star Debbie Allen's home in L.A. "It was perfect," Miranda says. "It was one hour. We were in and out. And Mama D. was like, 'I'll cook something' and then someone else was like, 'We have to have Champagne,' so we had to have a cake. One of the coolest things was—again, we are kind of doing this last minute, and things are closed—so I was mostly focused on the rings, but Raven was like outfits, outfits, outfits."
"Yeah, I styled us!" Raven exclaims.
"I was like, 'Let's get married in sweats,'" Miranda admits. "Let's get married in hoodies—that's like who we are, and she was like, 'Okay, but let it be Gucci.'"
The day before the wedding, Raven surprised Miranda with a white Gucci jumpsuit, which she paired with a little $4 veil from Amazon. The morning of, Miranda did a favorite skin-care routine to prep. "She did everything she needed to do," Raven says. "Her hair was fluffy and pretty and gorgeous…I'm super low maintenance when it's me and not quote, unquote 'Raven Symoné.' I promised her that as long as I'm married to her, I would never get McDonald's, but I had like two fish filet sandwiches and two fries and a big ole orange soda [that morning before the wedding]."
"That was like her bachelor party moment—she took herself to McDonald's for one last hurrah," Miranda laughs. "It was pretty cute. Meanwhile, I was probably doing yoga."
The couple on their wedding day.
For all of her pre-ceremony prep, Miranda was still running a few minutes late. "That's the bride's prerogative," Raven, who wore Goldspun by Mad Maxx, Gucci shoes, and her hair in rainbow braids, says. "So I'm sitting there just tapping my fingers ready to go, and then we're driving [to the ceremony], nervous as hell. We planned our music obviously, so while everyone was waiting for us, super calm, listening to Frank Sinatra's 'You Changed My Life,' we're in the car listening to Kendrick Lamar's 'King Kunta' and roll up hella ready for the cause, ready for the 'clurb,' and scared everybody, and that kind of broke the ice, and we could move on about our day."
Their friend Erica Summers officiated the vows. A group of six friends witnessed the vows and partook in the feast Allen had prepared: oysters, lobster pasta, and a triple-berry cake from Sweet Lady Jane.
The hostess, Debbie Allen, arranging the wedding spread.
The pandemic precludes a honeymoon, so the newlyweds have found other ways to celebrate. "Most newly married people during this phase [after their wedding] are traveling and experiencing other cultures. Instead, we are marinating in our own juices in our own house, so having to come up with fun things and work on ourselves has really helped us grow as adults," Raven says.
They've been cooking together and painting. Miranda has started meditating. "And we're trying to do morning routines for productivity: 'grounding exercises,' so to speak," Miranda says. "I'm also a long bath taker."
"…And I'm a masseuse, so lots of spa days in quarantine," Raven jokes. "We are covered in our own eggs-and-mayonnaise masks—my home remedy ways of doing a spa."
Poolside post-wedding.
And their advice for couples who are looking to make this kind of commitment during quarantine?
"I think for anyone getting married at any time, [it's important] to remember why you are choosing to make the commitment. There is so much sadness, pain, and struggle, and—especially if you are sensitive, empathetic, or vulnerable—it's easy to be lost within that," Miranda says. "So my bit of advice is remember why you are doing what you are doing, remember why you are choosing to commit, and connect to how strong love and partnership is. Something I realized during this pandemic is that family is so important and sometimes family isn't the people that gave birth to you, it's different."
Happy together.
"To hell with tradition," Raven adds. "I mean that whole 'something old, something new, something blue.' If that works for you, fantastic, but a lot of the people in the community that we sit in and a lot of the communities that are growing in popularity—not popularity, but acceptance in this world—the traditional form of marriage might not work for you, and it might make you feel hesitant and scared and bridezilla-ish. Do what you gotta do.
We sat down, we did what we wanted, we came up with the verbiage for us, we started a tradition, and even to this day our friends are like, 'We love the way you did that wedding. We are gonna do the same thing.' We didn't need that old archetype of 'this is what you're supposed to do.' We did what we wanted to do. Because ultimately, what [the] ceremony is for, the original one, is a symbolic connection. It's not even the real connection because the real connection happens before the I do."
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The images from the TV reflect off the surface of the glass plates. The images of the child are feint, like those of an early glass negative.
They appear to be in the process of being photographically exposed by the light coming from the TV.
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Q: how to detect iBeacon incase of multiple iBeacons available I read some tutorials regarding iBeacons, UUID, Major and Minor. I got that in case of multiple iBeacons found, based on UUID, Major and Minor number we can handle respected one. I also read that iBeacon always broadcasting UUID, Major and Minor numbers.
All I need to know is how do I know these UUID, Major and Minor number to detect one iBeacon in my application. Are these identities given along with iBeacon? In case I have to handle 20 iBeacon through my application, how to set Major and Minor numbers for all these iBeacons?
Kindly let me know these UUID, Major and Minor numbers of iBeacons.
self.firstRegion=[[ESTBeaconRegion alloc]initWithProximityUUID: ESTIMOTE_PROXIMITY_UUID major:52415 minor:85642 identifier:@"firstBeaconRegion"];

A: You have to know what UUID you are looking for, it means you have to program your beacons so that they broadcast the signal you want (UUID Major Minor values), this can be done using the SDK provided by your beacons seller, or if your using another iOS device you have to configure the signal via the CoreLocation framework.
Or else use the default information already inside the beacons you purchased but I recommend you to change those parameters to the one you're comfortable with.


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On Wednesday, February 14, 19 year old Nikolas Cruz stepped out of an Uber in front of Douglas High School with a duffle bag full of ammunition and a rifle. According to Sun Sentinel, one teacher who first noticed Cruz on campus, a former troubled student, radioed her colleague to alert the staff but it was too late. Once shooting began, 17 individuals were killed instantly, with over 100 shots fired.
Once Cruz had finished his shooting spree in several classrooms, he dropped his weapon and ammunition and escaped by blending in with devastated and traumatized students. Shortly after, Cruz was caught by local police in a McDonalds. Cruz is currently being charged with 17 counts of premeditated murder with no bail set and the possibility of facing the death penalty, reports Sun Sentinel.
On the political side of this atrocity, President Trump, along with the Republican Party, is being highly criticized for focusing on mental health over gun control. Trump tweeted that there were "So many signs that the Florida shooter was mentally disturbed, even expelled from school for bad and erratic behavior," The New York Times reports.
As a result of this massacre, a mental health crisis has been called both an explanation and solution for the shooting. American citizens have been called upon to report mentally disturbed individuals to authorities to ensure the overall safety of others. This has been the deadliest school shooting since Sandy Hook in 2012, according to The New York Times.
Critics have also claimed that Trump's removal of Obama's regulation to prevent people with mental illness from buying guns created a gap for an incident like this to occur. Moreover, the FBI has been lambasted for failing to properly investigate threats made through YouTube comments under a user with the same name as Cruz. The New York Times also added that the National Rifle Association (NRA) donated $30 million to Trump's campaign, causing conflict when attempting to form gun control legislation.
In an address directed towards America's children, Trump declared, "I want you to know that you are never alone and you never will be. You have people who care about you, who love you and who will do anything at all to protect you. If you need help, turn to a teacher, a family member, a local police officer or a faith leader. Answer hate with love, answer cruelty with kindness."
Survivors and fellow students have expressed their concerns and fear in wake of the shooting. "We've sat around too long being inactive in our political climate, and as a result, children have died," survivor David Hogg said. "If our elected officials are not willing to stand up and say, 'I'm not going to continue to take money from the NRA because children are dying,' they shouldn't be in office and they won't be in office because this is a midterm year and this is the change that we need," reports CNN.
On March 24, a March For Our Lives is taking place in Washington D.C. Participants are declaring action be taken to prevent future innocent deaths. The March for Our Lives website states, "Every kid in this country now goes to school wondering if this day might be their last. We live in fear. It doesn't have to be this way. Change is coming. And it starts now, inspired by and led by the kids who are our hope for the future. Their young voices will be heard."
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In May, some friends and I built [Tagger News](http://taggernews.com), a real-time automatic classifier of Hacker News articles based on their text (see [here](http://varianceexplained.org/programming/tagger-news/) for more about how we built it). This process started me down some interesting paths, particularly analyzing trends in titles. By finding words that became more or less common in Hacker News titles over time, we can see what topics were gaining or losing interest in the tech world.

I thought I'd share some of these analyses here. As with most of my text analysis posts, I'll be analyzing it with the [tidytext package](http://tidytextmining.com/) written by me and [Julia Silge](https://juliasilge.com/). (Check out our soon-to-be-released book on the subject, [Text Mining with R](https://www.amazon.com/Text-Mining-R-Tidy-Approach/dp/1491981652)!)

### Processing one million Hacker News articles

The titles (and dates, and links) of Hacker News articles are helpfully stored [on Google Bigquery](https://cloud.google.com/bigquery/public-data/hacker-news). We start with a dataset of a million Hacker News article titles, which covers about 3 and a half years of posts. I downloaded it on 2017-06-04 with the following query:

```
SELECT id, score, time, title, url FROM [bigquery-public-data:hacker_news.full]
  WHERE deleted IS null AND dead IS null AND type = 'story'
  ORDER BY time DESC
  LIMIT 1000000
```

I'm hosting the dataset so that you can read it yourself (note that it's a moderately large and compressed file so it may take a minute to read) as follows:

{% highlight r %}
library(tidyverse)
library(lubridate)

stories <- read_csv("http://varianceexplained.org/files/stories_1000000.csv.gz") %>%
  mutate(time = as.POSIXct(time, origin = "1970-01-01"),
         month = round_date(time, "month"))
{% endhighlight %}

Whenever we read in a text dataset, the first step is usually to tokenize it (split it up into words) and remove stopwords (like "the" or "and"). [As described here](http://tidytextmining.com/tidytext.html), we can do this with tidytext's `unnest_tokens` function.

{% highlight r %}
library(tidyverse)
library(tidytext)
library(stringr)

title_words <- stories %>%
  arrange(desc(score)) %>%
  distinct(title, .keep_all = TRUE) %>%
  unnest_tokens(word, title, drop = FALSE) %>%
  distinct(id, word, .keep_all = TRUE) %>%
  anti_join(stop_words, by = "word") %>%
  filter(str_detect(word, "[^\\d]")) %>%
  group_by(word) %>%
  mutate(word_total = n()) %>%
  ungroup()
{% endhighlight %}

This creates a pretty large data frame (4443083 rows) with one row per word per post. For example, we could use this to find and visualize the most common words in Hacker News posts during this 3.5 year period.

{% highlight r %}
word_counts <- title_words %>%
  count(word, sort = TRUE)
{% endhighlight %}

{% highlight r %}
word_counts %>%
  head(25) %>%
  mutate(word = reorder(word, n)) %>%
  ggplot(aes(word, n)) +
  geom_col(fill = "lightblue") +
  scale_y_continuous(labels = comma_format()) +
  coord_flip() +
  labs(title = "Most common words in Hacker News titles",
       subtitle = "Among the last million stories; stop words removed",
       y = "# of uses")
{% endhighlight %}

![center](/figs/2017-06-08-hn-trends/word_counts_bar-1.png)

The top result, "hn", comes from the common constructions of "Show HN" and "Ask HN", which are often prepended to a title. Among the other words, there's nothing we wouldn't have expected from following Hacker News. There some notable technology companies like Google, Apple, and Facebook, along with common topics in tech discussions like "app", "data" and "startup".

### Change over time

What words and topics have become more frequent, or less frequent, over time? These could give us a sense of the changing technology ecosystem, and let us predict what topics will continue to grow in relevance.

To achieve this, we'll first count the occurrences of words in titles by month.

{% highlight r %}
stories_per_month <- stories %>%
  group_by(month) %>%
  summarize(month_total = n())

word_month_counts <- title_words %>%
  filter(word_total >= 1000) %>%
  count(word, month) %>%
  complete(word, month, fill = list(n = 0)) %>%
  inner_join(stories_per_month, by = "month") %>%
  mutate(percent = n / month_total) %>%
  mutate(year = year(month) + yday(month) / 365)

word_month_counts
{% endhighlight %}

{% highlight text %}
## # A tibble: 33,480 x 6
##     word      month     n month_total     percent     year
##    <chr>     <dttm> <dbl>       <int>       <dbl>    <dbl>
##  1   2.0 2013-10-01    42       20542 0.002044592 2013.751
##  2   2.0 2013-11-01    55       23402 0.002350226 2013.836
##  3   2.0 2013-12-01    26       21945 0.001184780 2013.918
##  4   2.0 2014-01-01    25       19186 0.001303033 2014.003
##  5   2.0 2014-02-01    31       22295 0.001390446 2014.088
##  6   2.0 2014-03-01    37       21118 0.001752060 2014.164
##  7   2.0 2014-04-01    33       23673 0.001393993 2014.249
##  8   2.0 2014-05-01    28       21394 0.001308778 2014.332
##  9   2.0 2014-06-01    47       19265 0.002439657 2014.416
## 10   2.0 2014-07-01    25       19829 0.001260780 2014.499
## # ... with 33,470 more rows
{% endhighlight %}

We can then use my [broom](https://github.com/tidyverse/broom) package to fit a model (logistic regression) to examine whether the frequency of each word is increasing or decreasing over time. Every term will then have a growth rate (as an exponential term) associated with it.

{% highlight r %}
library(broom)

mod <- ~ glm(cbind(n, month_total - n) ~ year, ., family = "binomial")

slopes <- word_month_counts %>%
  nest(-word) %>%
  mutate(model = map(data, mod)) %>%
  unnest(map(model, tidy)) %>%
  filter(term == "year") %>%
  arrange(desc(estimate))

slopes
{% endhighlight %}

{% highlight text %}
## # A tibble: 744 x 6
##             word  term  estimate  std.error statistic       p.value
##            <chr> <chr>     <dbl>      <dbl>     <dbl>         <dbl>
##  1         trump  year 1.7570144 0.04052662  43.35458  0.000000e+00
##  2            ai  year 0.7830541 0.01756776  44.57335  0.000000e+00
##  3    blockchain  year 0.6557110 0.02682345  24.44544 5.626574e-132
##  4        neural  year 0.6270933 0.02617919  23.95388 8.418336e-127
##  5         react  year 0.6027489 0.01628292  37.01725 6.045233e-300
##  6            vr  year 0.5260498 0.02247906  23.40177 4.099556e-121
##  7           bot  year 0.5178669 0.02600166  19.91669  2.916460e-88
##  8           iot  year 0.5076088 0.02514613  20.18636  1.290270e-90
##  9 microservices  year 0.4933223 0.03180060  15.51299  2.833910e-54
## 10         slack  year 0.4718030 0.02287605  20.62432  1.660491e-94
## # ... with 734 more rows
{% endhighlight %}

We can now ask: what terms have been increasing in frequency in Hacker News titles?

![center](/figs/2017-06-08-hn-trends/unnamed-chunk-2-1.png)

It makes sense that "Trump" is the word that's growing most quickly. While it shows a moderate growth after Trump announced his candidacy in mid-2015, it shows a sharp increase around the time of the 2016 election (though it hasn't been quite as dominant in the months since his inauguration). The next fastest growing terms include "AI" and "blockchain", both topics that have shown a recent surge of interest. (We can also see "machine learning", "AWS", and "bot" among the growing terms).

What words have been *decreasing* in frequency in Hacker News titles?

![center](/figs/2017-06-08-hn-trends/shrinking_words-1.png)

This shows a few topics in which interest has died out since 2013, including Google Glass and Gmail. Discussion of Edward Snowden and the NSA was fresh news around 2013-2014, so it makes sense that it's declined since. There are also some notable technologies that people write about less, such as AngularJS, HTML5, and Ruby on Rails. It's interesting to compare these to [Stack Overflow Trends](https://insights.stackoverflow.com/trends?utm_source=so-owned&utm_medium=blog&utm_campaign=trends&utm_content=blog-link&tags=angular%2Cangularjs%2Chtml5%2Cruby-on-rails) during that time period, in which AngularJS has been growing in terms of Stack Overflow questions asked (HTML5 and Rails have leveled off). It's possible that discussion on HN is a "leading indicator", showing a surge articles when a technology first gets popular.

(I don't currently have a guess for why "million" and "billion" had sudden dropoffs in 2014. Is it some artifact of the Hacker News policy, with the word becoming edited or deleted in newer posts? Or is it a real change in what the site discusses?)

Interestingly, the conversation around "bitcoin" peaked around 2013-2014 (with a recent uptick due to a surge in Bitcoin's price), while discussion of the blockchain has been growing in the years since. Comparing them on the same axes makes in clear that the blockchain has roughly "caught up to" bitcoin in terms of general interest:

![center](/figs/2017-06-08-hn-trends/two_words-1.png)

### Words that passed their peak

We can learn a lot by examining words , but we're misses an important piece of the puzzle: there are some words that grew in interest for part of this time, then "passed their peak." This is more complicated to explore quantitatively, but one approach is to find words where the ratio of the peak in the trend to the average is especially high. To reduce the effect of random noise, we use a cubic spline to smooth each trend before determining the peak.

{% highlight r %}
library(splines)

mod2 <- ~ glm(cbind(n, month_total - n) ~ ns(year, 4), ., family = "binomial")

# Fit a cubic spline to each shape
spline_predictions <- word_month_counts %>%
  mutate(year = as.integer(as.Date(month)) / 365) %>%
  nest(-word) %>%
  mutate(model = map(data, mod2)) %>%
  unnest(map2(model, data, augment, type.predict = "response"))

# Find the terms with the highest peak / average ratio
peak_per_month <- spline_predictions %>%
  group_by(word) %>%
  mutate(average = mean(.fitted)) %>%
  top_n(1, .fitted) %>%
  ungroup() %>%
  mutate(ratio = .fitted / average) %>%
  filter(month != min(month), month != max(month)) %>%
  top_n(16, ratio)
{% endhighlight %}

Here are 16 terms that had strong peaks at various point in the last 3.5 years.

{% highlight r %}
peak_per_month %>%
  select(word, peak = month) %>%
  inner_join(spline_predictions, by = "word") %>%
  mutate(word = reorder(word, peak)) %>%
  ggplot(aes(month, percent)) +
  geom_line(aes(color = word), show.legend = FALSE) +
  geom_line(aes(y = .fitted), lty = 2) +
  facet_wrap(~ word, scales = "free_y") +
  scale_y_continuous(labels = percent_format()) +
  expand_limits(y = 0) +
  labs(x = "Year",
       y = "Percent of titles containing this term",
       title = "16 words that peaked then declined in Hacker News titles",
       subtitle = "Spline fit (df = 4) shown.\nSelected based on the peak of the spline divided by the overall average; ordered by peak month.")
{% endhighlight %}

![center](/figs/2017-06-08-hn-trends/unnamed-chunk-3-1.png)

We can see a peak of discussion around net neutrality in 2015 (though it's shown a recent resurgence of interest). You can spot the introduction of Swift and the Apple Watch, then a moderate decline in discussion around them, and there are sudden jolts of discussion around Oculus in 2014 (with Facebook's purchase of the company) and the FBI in 2016 (news around Clinton's email server). The graph suggests the discussion around Slack, bots, Tesla, and virtual reality may have leveled off (though in some cases it may be too early to tell).

### What's next

I have some more analyses of Hacker News posts I'll be sharing in the future, including analyses of word correlations, examination of what words and topics tend to get upvoted, and some improvements on the Tagger News classification algorithm. The series will also give me the chance to highlight more techniques from [Text Mining with R](https://www.amazon.com/Text-Mining-R-Tidy-Approach/dp/1491981652), including [word networks](http://tidytextmining.com/ngrams.html) and [topic modeling](http://tidytextmining.com/topicmodeling.html).


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GARDINER, Maine (WABI) - This season Lizzy Gruber has made history more than once.
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On January 2014, the park even updated some of its features under new management. It developed new additions to its playground facilities in the form of a new trampoline, toddler swings, basketball hoop and safety netting, and an inflatable slide and bouncy house perfect for summer.
This is a 500-acre farm designed to accommodate both local and foreign tourists. They cater to backpackers, social, and school groups. Groups with disabled members can also enjoy the facilities for the handicapped in the park. Ashley Park has motel units and dormitories to accommodate more guests and make them comfortable and secured during their stay. Their camping ground has both powered and unpowered areas. The ground also has kitchen, shower, and toilet facilities. It also provides a laundry room and a TV and games room.
The holiday park, called as Ridge Top Farm, treats its guests to a breathtaking landscape consisting of Mt. Egmont, Kapiti Island, and Mt, Ruapehu. It provides two luxury tents, a bathroom, camp kitchen, and a dedicated campfire area. You can cook your meals over a campfire and let the kids enjoy what it truly is like to be outdoors and one with nature. During your downtime, you can leisurely drink your beer and read a good book.
This holiday park does not only offer a camping ground that accommodates campervans, it also has an adventure playground, basketball court, flying fox, skateboard rink, and the beach. It also offers a BBQ complex with a swimming pool, outdoor fireplace, and even a sauna. This park is perfect for large families travelling with a lot of kids because of their playground, where the kids can exhaust their energy for hours.
These are among the top holiday parks where you can stay with your group and your campervan for hours or days. Make sure to book with any of these parks first before starting your Waganui tour to avoid problems with your accommodation later.