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Solar Energy:
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Tips
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Brittany Pilkington, 27, was convicted on Tuesday of smothering her sons in three separate incidents over a 13-month period in Bellefontaine, Ohio.
Prosecutors said she killed her 3-month-old son Niall in July 2014, her four-year-old son Gavin in April 2015 and her 3-month-old son Noah in August 2015.
She pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter and murder in exchange for being spared the death penalty, WHIO reported.
After Noah was found dead, Pilkington admitted to killing her children because of the attention they received from their father, who was Pilkington’s ex-boyfriend.
Prosecutors said she felt her ex-boyfriend did not give her or her daughter the same attention, according to Oxygen.
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In August 2015, emergency responders were called to Pilkington’s home after her son Noah reportedly stopped breathing, but they were unable to resuscitate the boy. The incident occurred less than a week after a court returned Noah to his mother.
Pilkington’s four-year-old son Gavin died of similar circumstances in April 2015, and when her infant son Niall died in July 2014.
After Noah died, Pilkington reportedly confessed to killing her sons after initially claiming genetics played a role in their deaths.
Police never charged in her first two sons’ deaths because of lack of evidence, authorities said.
Kort Gatterdam, Pilkington’s lawyer, said her client suffered brain damage from lead poisoning she got as a child. Gatterdam also said Pilkington suffered trauma from years of abuse, with some of the abuse coming from Joe Pilkington, the children’s father.
Joe Pilkington pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge of sexual imposition after if was discovered that he had sex with Pilkington when she was a minor.
Britanny was sentenced two consecutive jail terms of 15 years to life and seven years for manslaughter.


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Making coffee in a typical coffee maker can be as simple as scooping pre-ground coffee into a filter, pouring water into the reservoir, and turning it on. However, the three most important factors in creating coffee flavor are predetermined in most coffee makers: the temperature of the water, the way it is applied to the grounds, and how long it is in contact with the grounds. To make better coffee, you might buy specialty beans and freshly grind them. Even so, those beans may not produce good-tasting coffee in your machine. In addition, everyone has a different idea of what "better" coffee is. The ideal is to have complete control over your coffee-making process. As it turns out, this is the start of a journey...
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| Death Cases | 58,277 | 10,077 | 8,588 | 10,800 | 6,827 |
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The recommendations given below are summarizing some basic principles that should be taken into consideration during planning and implementation of shelter projects when building in disaster prone areas. Recommendations are given for each hazard and organized them in the same logic of layers and buidling elements that is used to document the shelters in the database. Please note that the recommendations are not exhaustive and can only give some general guidance.
| Hazard | Attribute | Recommendations | |
| To resist: | HIGH WIND | site selection | Locate away from areas exposed to strong winds, such as exposed crests, coastal areas, etc. |
| site | Wind breakers around the shelter like vegetation up to 3m (10 ft) high can serve to protect the shelter from strong winds. The shelter should be locatd at a distance from higher trees (app. Same distance than height of the tree) to avoid that the trees fall on the shelter during a storm. | ||
| Determine the load-bearing capacity of the soil through soil is test/analysis in order to determine the type and depth of the foundation (reaching the appropriate soil bearing capacity). | |||
| shelter design | Use appropriate building shapes, materials and detailing (e.g., building orientation and roof pitch to minimize wind load). | ||
| orientation | The shorter side of the shelter should face towards the dominant direction of strong winds. | ||
| building shape | Build simple shapes: squared; rectangular with ratio: length/width ? 1.5; round. Avoid complicated shapes, such as L-shape, T-shape, U-shape. | ||
| construction | Ensure professional site supervision to assure technically sound construction and quality of workmanship. | ||
| foundation | Make sure the foundation is deep enough to reach the soil which is appropriate for bearing the loads (good soil). | ||
| Make sure that there is a continuous load path (interconnection) between the upper structure (walls and roof) right through to the foundation. | |||
| Build a heavy foundation or ensure good anchorage into the ground (using screw piles or earth anchorage system) to avoid the up-lift of the shelter. | |||
| structure | Walls should be properly anchored to the foundation to avoid the overturning and sliding of the shelter. | ||
| Walls should be braced in every direction to avoid the racking of the shelter. | |||
| roof | Roof shape: choose a shape that contributes to resisting up-lift forces, such as hip-roof, gable roof (if the shelter size is inferior to 20m2), dome, conical roof or arched roof. Avoid single-pitch roof as it does not resist well up-lift forces. | ||
| Ensure the pitch is around 30°, in order to reduce the up-lift forces. | |||
| Properly place and secure roof components with adequate fixings. | |||
| Roof structure (trusses, purlins, rafters) should be properly anchored to the structure below (walls) to avoid the up-lift of the roof. | |||
| Properly anchor or strap every element (trusses, purlins, rafters, roof decking, battens/ laths) to avoid the up-lift of the roof. | |||
| Properly brace the roof structure. | |||
| Eaves (rafter overhang) should be 30cm (1ft) long maximum. | |||
| Veranda roof should be separated from the main roof. | |||
| Use roofing screws rather than roofing nails, as they better resist up-lift forces. | |||
| opening | Should not be placed in the corner, should be at a minimum of 1.20m (4ft) from the corner to allow proper bracing of the walls. | ||
| Should be facing each other. | |||
| Shutters should be installed on each window. | |||
| Openings should not be wider than 0.90m (3ft). | |||
| EARTHQUAKE | site selection | Locate in low risk areas, on stable ground as far away from faultlines as possible | |
| Avoid construction in areas where liquefaction of soil occurs (such as near river beds, coastal areas with sandy soils and high water tables; check soil mapping of teh area if availabel or have the soil tested). | |||
| site | Make sure that the soil is tested/analysed to determine the load-bearing capacity of the soil, and then the depth of the foundation (reaching the appropriate soil bearing capacity). | ||
| shelter design | Use appropriate building shapes, materials and detailing (e.g., strengthen ring beams at corners). | ||
| buidling shape | Build simple shapes: squared; rectangular with ratio: lenght/width ? 1.5; round. Avoid complicated shapes, such as L-shape, T-shape, U-shape. | ||
| construction | Ensure professional site supervision to assure technically sound construction and quality of workmanship. | ||
| foundation | Make sure the foundation is deep enough to reach the soil which is appropriate for bearing the loads (good soil). | ||
| Make sure that there is a continuous load path (interconnection) between the upper structure (walls and roof) right through to the foundation. | |||
| In case of an elevated ground floor, make sure that the lower structure (stilts, pillars, wall base) is properly braced to resist lateral forces. Avoid stilts or columns of different lenghts or dimensions | |||
| structure | Walls should be properly anchored to the foundation to avoid the overturning and sliding of the shelter. | ||
| Walls should be braced in every direction to resist lateral forces and avoid the racking of the shelter. | |||
| If you are not in a position to calculate the section of the structural posts, at least make sure that the posts are oversized to better resist lateral forces. Example: if you usually build pillar/ concrete post 20 x 20 cm, then you should increase the section to 30 x 30 cm and increase the size of the reinforcing bars. | |||
| roof | avoid heavy roofs, e.g. concrete slabs. | ||
| Properly place and secure roof components. | |||
| Roof structure (trusses, purlins, rafters) should be properly anchored to the structure below (walls). | |||
| Properly anchor or strap every element (trusses, purlins, rafters, roof decking, battens/ laths). | |||
| Properly brace the roof structure. | |||
| Veranda roof should be separated from the main roof. | |||
| opening | Should not be placed in the corner, should be at a minimum of 1.20m (4ft) from the corner to allow proper bracing of the walls. | ||
| Openings should not be wider than 0.90m (3ft). | |||
| FLOOD | site selection | Locate away from flood plains and locations with high water tables. | |
| Provide adequate drainage systems. | |||
| site | Make sure that the soil is tested/analysed to determine the load-bearing capacity of the soil, and then the depth of the foundation (reaching the appropriate soil bearing capacity). | ||
| shelter design | Raise house above ground level (if possible above the 100-year flood level). | ||
| Reinforce ceiling for storage in mezzanine level. | |||
| building shape | Build simple shapes: squared; rectangular with ratio: length/width ? 1.5; round. Avoid complicated shapes, such as L-shape, T-shape, U-shape. | ||
| construction | Ensure professional site supervision to assure technically sound construction and quality of workmanship. | ||
| foundation | Make sure the foundation is deep enough to reach the soil which is appropriate for bearing the loads (good soil). | ||
| Ensure good anchorage into the ground (using screw piles or earth anchorage system) to avoid the up-lift, sliding and overturning of the shelter. | |||
| ground floor | Should be above the 100-year flood level. | ||
| Make sure that the lower structure (stilts, pillars, wall base) is properly braced to resist lateral forces. | |||
| structure | Walls should be properly anchored to the foundation to avoid the overturning and sliding of the shelter, due to the high pressure caused by water, especially flash floods. | ||
| Walls should be braced in every direction to avoid the racking of the shelter. | |||
| roof | Properly place and secure roof components. | ||
| Build a mezzanine up in the roof to store valuable items in case the ground floor is flooding. | |||
| Roof structure (trusses, purlins, rafters) should be properly anchored to the structure below (walls). | |||
| Properly anchor or strap every element (trusses, purlins, rafters, roof decking, battens/ laths) to avoid the up-lift of the roof. | |||
| Properly brace the roof structure. | |||
| Install a guttering system to collect the rainwater. Make sure that the rainwater evacuates towards the drainage system. This will protect the walls and foundation of the shelter. | |||
| opening | Should not be placed in the corner, should be at a minimum of 1.20m (4ft) from the corner to allow proper bracing of the walls. | ||
| Should be facing each other, to prevent the wall from collapsing due to the high pressure caused by water. | |||
| Openings should not be wider than 0.90m (3ft). | |||
| TIDAL SURGE/ TSUNAMI | site selection | Locate away from areas vulnerable to tsunamis or storm surges. | |
| planning | Provide clear evacuation routes, and etablish clear warning systems and evacuation plans. | ||
| shelter design | shelters cannot be designed to withstand tidal surges or tsunamis. | ||
| LANDSLIDE | site selection | Locate away from areas vulnerable to landslides (e.g., on or at the bottom of steep slopes). | |
| Provide slope stabilising systems (e.g., retaining walls, vegetation, adequate drainage, etc.). | |||
| shelter design | shelters cannot be designed to withstand landslides. | ||
| VOLCANO | site selection | Locate away from areas vulnerable to volcanoes (e.g., away from lava flows, smoke, ash and explosions). | |
| shelter design | shelters cannot be designed to withstand volcanoes. | ||
| FIRE | site selection | Plan settlements with fire breaks. | |
| Leave gaps between shelters to provide fire breaks (at least twice the height of the shelter). | |||
| shelter design | Use appropriate building shapes, materials and detailing (e.g., use fire retardant materials). | ||
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Allow space between individual shelters and any local fire hazard, such as kitchen, workshop, etc. |


Originally Built to compete in the prestigious Don Riddler Memorial Award at the Detroit Autorama in 2013. This modern of work art has collected multiple awards and magazine cover shots over the years. Included is the SEMA Royal Purple best truck award, and best interior at the Toronto auto show. I will go into the build specs in detail below. The truck was purchased by its current owner in 2016. The current owner has maintained, and driven it. It has sustained very little signs of being driven. I have shown what I can find in the gallery. There are multiple pics and videos of it running on a google album that if you message me your email address I will send you an invite.
Build details, I have paraphrased from several articles I found on the truck that i am happy to supply to any interested buyer:
• Body: The starting point of the build was a truck that was full of body work. It was decided to discard most of the original body and utilize just the stripped out cab. Work was completed at Oddball Customs in Canada. The body is all sheet metal no glass or mud. The hood and inner structure have been reshaped. Paint used was Glazurit. There is a subtle 2 inch chop to the roof. the rear window is from a larger 56 F-100. Drip rails have been shaved as have the door handles, body vents. Seams are all filled custom inner fender wells were fabricated. Flat running boards, and hidden hinges are just a couple more of the subtle body mods. The bed is completed in white ash wood.
• Chassis: I find the chassis to be a work of art. One off customer frame designed and built by TCI Engineering utilizing 2X8 inch rectangle steel stock. The cross member, and ladder style frame connectors use perfect finish welds. Curry 9 inch rear end with a 3:70 cogs suspended by a combination stainless four link with matching Panhard and Anti Roll Bars. Ride Tech Shockwaves are found all around. Electronically controlled airbag system is functional and allows the truck to “lay frame”. Braking is completed by 12 inch Wilwood rotors and four piston calipers. Power rack and pinion steering.
• Interior: the interior futures a shaved stock dash board, Dakota Digital gauges. Vintage ac system is housed in the console as is the controls for the air suspension. The door panels and seats are covered with tan/ brown leather. the seats are modified 2010 Ford F150 power units. Carpet is Wilton Wool. Audio system is Planet Audio head unit with JL speakers. All working properly.
• Motor and Transmission: Newly installed Roush 347R crate motor backed up by a Ford AOD transmission with a Hughes Performance torque converter.
Here is a link to a google album with several pictures as well as a couple of videos. If you can not open the link I am happy to email the invite. Please message me your email address.
Click for Photos
I have priced This truck at pennies on the dollar from the build cost. I am not trying to see the value I want to find a new owner. Please call me to ask any questions, make an appointment to see it, and of coarse make an offer.
Please call me to discuss this beautiful F100, or arrange an inspection. My auction almost always end early due to a sale. I am happy to discuss a purchase price with any one who calls. You can reach me at<PHONE_NUMBER>.


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Mainstream maintained schools, academies and free schools can now choose to adopt the new performance measures a year early in 2015.
The new performance measures, to be introduced in 2016, are based on the progress 8 measure. They are designed to encourage schools to teach a broad curriculum and reward schools that teach all pupils well.
The headline measures reported in performance tables from 2016 will be:
Schools can benefit from this fairer way of being held to account by opting in a year early in 2015. By opting in, schools agree to be subject to new floor standard based on progress 8.
The window for schools to opt in a year early to the new performance measures will open on 23 June 2014, and will close at the end of June 2015.
On 20 June 2014, we sent headteachers and principals information about the terms and conditions for opting in and the procedure for doing so. Schools must obtain the agreement of their governing bodies before signing up.
In early 2015 schools will receive data indicating how the school would have performed against the new measures for its 2014 results. This information (which will not be published in the performance tables) will help each school plan for the new performance measures and decide whether to opt in early.
Further information on the new performance measures and floor standard, including the terms and conditions for opting in early , is available.
If you have any queries regarding early opt-in to the new performance measures, please contact us.
Published: 20 June 2014
From: Department for Education
Part of: School and college accountability


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Hi! My name is Eliana - student - at Engineering of Bioethical Systems
University "POLITEHNICA" Bucharest
website by Eliana Pascu.
Major - Environmental Engineering
with BSC in Bioethical and Evironment
About Me
I am born in Prahova county of România near the Carpathian mountains in 14 April 1998.
I studied in highschool in Ploiești, the county capital town and now as student of
University "POLITHENICA" of Bucharest I am preparing to protect the nature
of our daily modern life actions that make more damages for our unique future than good.
I speak english and romanian as my mother tongue.
I studied well history, biology, chemistry, physics, mathematics and romanian language.
Contact
You can contact me using the form bellow or
other methods you find in this page


Gastly
Gastly is a dual type Pokémon from the first generation, at number 92 in the national Pokedex. Evolves into Haunter at level 25, and then into Gengar.


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Some of my poorly-hand-written lecture notes of the undergraduate & graduate level courses:
Theoretical Astrophysics (理论天体物理) taught by Dr. Fukun Liu (刘富坤) in Fall 2017.
Astrophysics (天体物理) taught by Dr. Renxin Xu (徐仁新) in Spring 2018.
Basics of Cosmological Physics (物理宇宙学基础) taught by Dr. Yingjie Peng (彭影杰) in Spring 2018.
Astronomical Spectroscopy (天体光谱学) taught by Dr. Linhua Jiang (江林华) in Spring 2018.
General Relativity (广义相对论) taught by Dr. Bin Chen (陈斌) in Spring 2019.
Final talk about my proposal in SPACE 747
Department of Climate and Space Sciences and Engineering, University of Michigan


 Chances are you only need a few columns in any single query. If you select all * columns in a table of 10 columns, but you really only needed 5 of those columns, you have doubled the amount of data your database needs to find and then transfer.
WHERE to Index
When setting up your tables, think about the information each column will contain. Identify columns that are likely to be used as search values in queries and tell the database to index these columns for faster searching.
- Unique - Can be used to find a single entry like a username
- Very Little Repetition - Used to quickly narrow down a list like names
- Grouping - ZIP codes and dates ranges are great examples of easy ways to group entries
DRYQ - Don’t Repeat Your Queries
Use cookie variables to save on database queries. When your user logs in, there are several bits from the database that you will need over and over again during their session. Some examples include names, location, account type, and interface preferences. Imagine how much time and system resources you would waste if you looked up this information every time the users loads a new page.
Reduce How Many Queries You Run
If you need to get information for 5 users, write one query that gets all 5 instead of a code loop that creates a new query for each user.
While using OR in a WHERE does slow down a query, it is still better than separate query transfers to and from the DB server.
Choose the Right Data Types for Smaller Data Transfers and Quicker Searches
Use the smallest data type you can and your server will search faster and have less data to transfer.
When choosing data types, you need to balance potential future data needs with today’s desire to be fast and lean. The Y2K issue was a great example of this. Programmers in the 1970s and 1980s routinely created databases with only 2 digit years (84 instead of 1984). As the year 2000 approached, there was a mad dash to update software with 2 digit years so that the year 2000 would not be treated as 00, because 00 is less than 84 whereas 2000 is greater than 1984.
Being realistic when choosing data types is important. An UNSIGNED number is always positive, and therefore the can store higher numbers since the database doesn’t have to save room for negative values. In MySQL for example, a TINYINT can store values from -128 to 127 while an UNSIGNED TINYINT can store values from 0 to 255. As you can see, UNSIGNED values are the right choice for ID values.
What number data type is best for IDs?
| MySQL Unsigned Integer Data Types | ||
| Type | Size | Max Value |
| TINYINT | 1 Byte | 255 |
| SMALLINT | 2 Bytes | 65,535 |
| MEDIUMINT | 3 Bytes | 16,777,215 |
| INT | 4 Bytes | 4,294,967,295 |
| BIGINT | 8 Bytes | 9,223,372,036,854,775,807 |
As you can see from the above table, with a maximum value of 255, using a TINYINT is probably a bad idea in most situations. Many programmers will just create an INT because its easy, but is that always the right choice? Imagine you are creating a CRM, Customer Relationship Management, system for the sales department of a regional landscaping company. Right now they have a few dozen salepeople, some sales assistants and call center staff. They need room for about 50 User_IDs. If the company continues to grow it is feasible that they will need more than the 255 IDs that a TINYINT could provide, but would they ever really need the 4 billion IDs we get from an INT? You can cut the size of one of your most requested database columns in half by using a SMALLINT and still have over 65 thousand unique IDs. If the company grows larger than 65 thousand employees, they will have outgrown your program anyways.
Whether you are storing numbers or text, check the documentation for your database and use the leanest data types you can while still leaving room for growth.


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17 January 1997
Disease Outbreak Reported
The recent Cholera outbreak which occurred in Rumonge, in the south of the country bordering Lake Tanganyika, is continuing and up to 13 January a total of 482 cases with 21 deaths have been reported. The breakdown of water supplies after the affected village was the target of an armed group, continuing poor hygiene practices and an increase in the number of displaced persons in the area have all contributed to this outbreak.
A national cholera control committee has been established with the support of WHO and other agencies. A plan of action which puts emphasis on improved case management, surveillance and prevention of the spread of the disease has been prepared together with a request by the government to WHO for acute basic needs.


The internet is a global system of interconnected computer networks which links devices worldwide. It is, in essence, a network of networks. It is linked by a multitude of optical, wireless and electronic networking technologies.
Internet Browser is a software application used to access the internet and the world wide web. Every webpage on the internet is accessible. It is done by establishing a connection between the web server and your device to display it on the same.
Search Engine is a software system which carries out a search for certain keywords on the world wide web in a systematic manner. They are usually represented as a line of results. URL (Uniform Resource Locator) is a way to uniquely identify every web page on the world wide web.
New Tabs are instances of a web browser that run parallel to other tabs on the web browser in the same window. New Windows is similar to a new tab but it is opened on another window all together.
Navigation Buttons is a section of the web browser which has the Location Bar (contains the URL of the website you’re on right now) , and the back and forward buttons to travel forwards and backwards in the browser history.
Bookmarks and Favorites are websites which you have a quick access to and hence, have bookmarked/added as a favorite due to you repeatedly accessing the website several times at different times in the past.
Unsecure Websites are those sites which do not have secure encryption (https) for your connection and hence, are vulnerable to data thieves stealing your private information.
"Download links are a hyperlink (a reference to another page) to a page where the user can download a file. A link is a reference to another web page which executes when you click on it.
A computer virus is a piece of code capable of copying itself which has a negative effect on your computer such as destroying data and corrupting the system.
A phishing attempt is a fraudulent practice of sending emails purporting to be from reputable companies and individuals in order to induce individuals to reveal personal information like passwords and credit card numbers.
Email is an electronic message from one computer user to other recipient(s) via a network. It is also a way for anyone on the internet to contact you directly.
Components of an email include the subject, sender’s address, date and time received, reply to address, attachments and the mail itself.
Facebook is an american online social media service accessible via the internet. Users can post texts, photos, and multimedia of their choice with other users as “friends”.
LinkedIn is a business and employment oriented service that operates via websites. It is mainly used for professional networking, including employers posting jobs and job seekers posting their CV’s.
News Articles are discussions on current or recent news as a part of general interest or of a specific topic. It can include accounts of eyewitnesses to the happening event.
News Channels are organizations dedicated to bringing you the most recent and relevant news updates and issues from around the world.
Banking apps exist in order to track and manage individuals finances and spending.
Explanations of healthy habits and lifestyles are provided on the internet with steps of how to follow.
The internet provides an abundance of job searching websites and resume development assistance.
Several websites exist in order to capture your financial information and help file your taxes.
Lots of office type applications exist in order to be able to write papers, create presentations, and fill out spreadsheets.
Calendars and planners are abundant on the internet to allow users to input task they need to complete and get back a reasonable order in which to complete those tasks.
Businesses can host their own virtual stores for other online shoppers to browse and purchase for delivery to their home.
Virtual auctions take place frequently on the internet where any visitors can bid on products and services.
Hardware like wood and metal can be purchased and sent to the your house in a quick and efficient fashion.
Electronics like phones and computers can be purchased and delivered to the your house.
Search engines allow computer users to visit a desired webpage to access information or view content.
Wikis are areas of the internet that contain large amounts of information on one subject or a lot of subjects and are helpful for compiling data.
The internet offers several helpful sites that teach you skills in order to expand your skill set and grow professionally.
Lots of medical knowledge exists on the internet that provides a quick and very effective way to determine if you have a certain medical connection or provide solutions for an existing condition.
Recipes can be found all over the internet for all kinds of food that includes the ingrediants needed and an order in which to prepare the food.
Stocks and finances can be tracked and managed from the internet to provide a fast and easy approach of managing money.
Reliable sources are published on the internet to provide a well know and correct location of information for all to see.
Citations can be found and created on the internet on several platforms to be used on private papers or reports.
Streaming is the creation and viewing of videos that other computer users publish for enjoyment.
Music is available on the internet through a number of different platforms.
Video games are published by private users and video game companies to entertain users of the internet when they have free time.
E-books are online books that are available for either for free or for a small fee.


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Luke: There's something not right here. I feel cold, death.
Yoda: That place is strong with the dark side of the Force. A domain of evil it is. In you must go.
Luke: What's in there?
Yoda: Only what you take with you.


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Hello there. I've not created a website in a long, long time and here it is. It took me many hours to complete this homework assignment. I'm hoping by the end of this course completing a site similar to this will not be so daunting. Thanks for visiting and try not to get lost in it’s beauty. I know, it’s breathtaking...


98 Degrees to bring ’90s boy band heat to Singapore in February
by Coconuts SingaporeFrom the late nineties and early noughties comes Pop-R&B boy band 98 Degrees to play Singapore for the first time next year, promoter LAMC Productions announced today.
Famous for hits including Give Me Just One Night, Thank God I Found You, as well as the wedding anthem I Do; Jeff Timmons, Justin Jeffre and brothers Nick and Drew Lachey are on their way to the Lion City in February, nearly 20 years after they decided to “take a break,” to steal hearts with their famous ballads.
The American quartet peaked from 1997 to 2002, around the time other popular boy bands such as NSYNC and Backstreet Boys were being idolized around the world by teenyboppers.
The group sold 10 million records within five years and collaborated with the likes of Mariah Carey before deciding to go on what proved a very long hiatus following the devastating 9/11 attack in New York.
During their break, each member went on to pursue solo careers (remember Nick Lachey’s reality show with ex-wife and popstar Jessica Simpson?) before finally getting back together in 2016 to tour the US with other pop groups O-Town and Dream, as well as noughties singer Ryan Cabrera.
The group eventually put out its first album in 18 years in 2017 with the Christmastime release Let It Snow.
Advanced tickets to An Evening With 98 Degrees range from S$108 to S$169 and go on sale Nov. 18 at SISTIC. Standard tickets – S$128 to S$188 – go on sale the next day.
FIND IT
An Evening With 98 Degrees – Live in Singapore
Starts at 8pm
The Star Theatre
1 Vista Exchange Green
Find more music and showbiz news at Coconuts.co/Singapore/lifestyle .


The "Empty Web Application" is, in fact, empty. The only thing it does, is return "Hello World!" as defined in Startup.Configure() method. Even if something is added to the URL, still "Hello World!" will be returned.
Asp:Net Core applications work with the middlewares. This means that nothing is done by default. Tha "app.Run()" added to the "Startup.cs" "Configure" method is just an example of a fallback handle for HTTP requests. When no middleware handles the request, the fallback handle in "app.Run()" is executed.
To pass this "limitation" we need to add a middleware that caters for stattic files. "static files" means files that live on the server and are returned as they are to the client. Usually, in this category, you'll find HTML, Javascript and CSS files.
In the new web application projects, the statics file live in the "wwwroot" folder of the project. Everything else out side that folder is "invisible" to de the client. If you're curious, this is defined in "project.json" file with the property "publishOptions"
To add support for static files, one needs to:
Right-click "wwwroot" folder and select "New File"
Name it "index.html"
Add some simple text
In "project.json" file, add a dependency to "Microsoft.AspNetCore.StaticFiles". It should look like so:
After adding a .Net dependency it's wise to got to the CLI and call a .Net restore so that the libraries for the new dependency(ies) is(are) retrieved:
At this point, it's recommended to build the application so that the new dependency added is retrieved (or restored). Hit Ctrl+Shift+B on Windows or Cmd+Shift+B on Linux and Mac OS X.
In "Starup.cs" file "Configure()" method, "tell" app to use static files by calling the extension method "UseStaticFiles()". It should look like this:
Run the web application, by pressing F5.
The same "Hello Wordl!" will display in the browser but, if you set the URL in the browser's address bar to http://localhost:5000/index.html it will display "index.html" file content.
One of the features that (usually) web applications have is to provided default documents, this means that, when no file is defined in the URL, a default file is returned (e.g., index.html or default.html). Here, like before, Asp:net Core Web Application don't provide this feature without one telling it to do so.
Since we already created the "index.html" file, let's use it as default. For that, we only need to, again, to tell the app to use it, in "Starup.cs" file "Configure()" method. After that, the whole file should look like this:
!!! The call to "UseDefaultFiles()" must precede the call to "UseStatisFiles"!!!
As you can see by the code above, one has to provide the options for the default files in the form an instance of Microsoft.AspNetCore.Builder.DefaultFilesOptions. I call Clear() on DefaultFileNames because it comes with prefined names (if you really, want to know, they are:"default.htm", "default.html", "index.htm" and "index.html") which I will never need: I only want one default file.
To test, just hit F5 and, when the browser opens in the root URL (i.e., http://localhost:5000) the content of "index.html" should display.
Note that:


BluetoothError
public enum BluetoothError: Error
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Man arrested in murder of 93-year-old woman found at bottom of stairs in Connecticut
by WABCSTAMFORD, Connecticut (WABC) -- Police have arrested a man in the murder of a 93-year-old woman in Connecticut.
Isabella Mehner's body was found at the bottom of a staircase leading into the basement of her Cove Road home in Stamford on September 25, and family members initially believe she had fallen down the stairs.
Now, 51-year-old Robert Simmons is charged with murder, felony murder and home invasion.
Mehner lived alone, and police said her family became concerned when they couldn't reach her by phone, so they visited the home. When they arrived, they discovered her body.
The medical examiner determined that the injuries she sustained were not consistent with a fall, and the case was classified as a homicide.
Authorities say numerous pieces of evidence linked Simmons to the crime, and they do not believe this was a random act of violence as the suspect was familiar with the victim and her home from some previous "odd jobs" for which he had been hired.
Roy Mehner, the woman's son, called his mother's death "very upsetting."
"She's 93 years old," he said. "Why would you do something like that? It's just terrible."
Neighbors were equally shaken, saying Isabella was a "nice human being" who was frequently seen tending to her garden
"This is a shock," neighbor Christine Klein said. "It's hard."


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| | This class detects blobs on a QImage and returns a QImage with white pixels at blob positions.
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| | This class receives matched points and deduces the color interval they are in.
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| | Wrapper around C-style UchiyaMarkers project obtained from main.cpp file from UchiyaMarkers project.
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Nonopsonic phagocytosis of Pseudomonas aeruginosa by macrophages and polymorphonuclear leukocytes requires the presence of the bacterial flagellum.
Abstract
Whereas the mechanism of nonopsonic phagocytosis of Pseudomonas aeruginosa has been described, the bacterial ligands required are poorly understood. To identify the requisite bacterial ligands, studies with isogenic mutants of P. aeruginosa PAK lacking pili, flagella, and the RpoN sigma factor were undertaken. The RpoN mutant, lacking pili, flagella, and nonpilus adhesins, bound poorly and was resistant to ingestion by both macrophages and neutrophils. Pili were not absolutely required for binding or phagocytosis of P. aeruginosa. The presence of a flagellum was not required for binding of P. aeruginosa to macrophages but was critical for the subsequent internalization of the bacterium, suggesting that this factor or a surface ligand associated with its assembly was responsible for stimulation of nonopsonic phagocytosis.


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Allows access to selected services that are part of the 'Google Adwords' API <https://developers.google.com/adwords/api/docs/guides/start>. 'Google Adwords' is an online advertising service by 'Google', that delivers Ads to users. This package offers a authentication process using 'OAUTH2'. Currently, there are two methods of data of accessing the API, depending on the type of request. One method uses 'SOAP' requests which require building an 'XML' structure and then sent to the API. These are used for the 'ManagedCustomerService' and the 'TargetingIdeaService'. The second method is by building 'AWQL' queries for the reporting side of the 'Google Adwords' API.
| Version: | 0.3.1 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.4.0) |
| Imports: | RCurl, rjson, utils |
| Published: | 2018-06-19 |
| Author: | Sean Longthorpe [aut, cre, cph], Johannes Burkhardt [ctb, cph] |
| Maintainer: | Sean Longthorpe <sean.longthorpe at branded3.com> |
| License: | MIT + file LICENSE |
| URL: | https://www.branded3.com/ |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README |
| CRAN checks: | adwordsR results |
| Reference manual: | adwordsR.pdf |
| Package source: | adwordsR_0.3.1.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: adwordsR_0.3.1.zip, r-release: adwordsR_0.3.1.zip, r-oldrel: adwordsR_0.3.1.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: adwordsR_0.3.1.tgz, r-oldrel: adwordsR_0.3.1.tgz |
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package allows particle emitter effects to be
used with a jME3 application.
The ParticleEmitter
class is the primary class used to create
particle emitter effects. See the jmetest.effect
package
for examples on how to use ParticleEmitter
s.


4. Parameters specified as nested elements
4.1. input
Specification of resources to apply to an input port. May specify
additional or alternative inputs to be applied to the
inPort
port or may be fixed or mapped
resources to be applied to other ports.
4.1.1. Parameters
| Attribute | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
| port | port name | No; the primary non-parameter input port will be used |
| type | input type, either XML or DATA |
No; default is XML |
| contentType | content type, if this is equal to application/xml ,
ends in +xml , starts with text/
or has a charset of utf-8 specified, the input
is treated as text, otherwise the input gets base64 encoded
automatically before it is given to the pipeline
|
No; default is guessed from the resource content, as fallback from the
resource name and as second fallback application/octet-stream
is used
|
| if | This parameter behaves like standard Ant if's as documented at
http://ant.apache.org/manual/properties.html#if+unless |
No |
| unless | This parameter behaves like standard Ant unless' as documented at
http://ant.apache.org/manual/properties.html#if+unless |
No |
4.1.2. Parameters specified as nested elements
Either Ant resources or a mapper may be specified, but not both.
<IP_ADDRESS>. any Ant resource
Use Ant resources to specify fixed resources that should be applied to this port. Any readable resource can be used, e. g.
<input>
<string><![CDATA[
<foo/>
]]></string>
</input>
or
<input>
<url url="http://www.w3.org"/>
</input>
<IP_ADDRESS>. mapper
You can define resources to be used based on the
resource(s) specified for the inPort
port or on the
current resource from the implicit and / or explicit
input fileset.
You cannot use a mapper on the inPort
port.
4.2. pipeline
Pipeline resource. Can be used instead of pipeline
attribute.
4.2.1. Parameters
| Attribute | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
| if | This parameter behaves like standard Ant if's as documented at
http://ant.apache.org/manual/properties.html#if+unless |
No |
| unless | This parameter behaves like standard Ant unless' as documented at
http://ant.apache.org/manual/properties.html#if+unless |
No |
4.2.2. Parameters specified as nested elements
<IP_ADDRESS>. any Ant resource
Any Ant resource can be used, but only one single readable resource may be contained in it, e. g.
<pipeline>
<string><![CDATA[
<p:declare-step xmlns:p="http://www.w3.org/ns/xproc" version="1.0">
<p:input port="source" kind="document" primary="true"/>
<p:output port="result" sequence="true"/>
<p:identity/>
</p:declare-step>
]]></string>
</pipeline>
or
<pipeline>
<url url="http://www.domain.org/pipeline.xpl"/>
</pipeline>
4.3. output
Specification of resources to which to write the output from an
output port. May be used as an alternative to out
to specify to where to
write the output from the outPort
port or may be fixed or mapped resources to be applied to other
ports.
4.3.1. Parameters
| Attribute | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
| port | port name | No; the primary output port will be used |
| if | This parameter behaves like standard Ant if's as documented at
http://ant.apache.org/manual/properties.html#if+unless |
No |
| unless | This parameter behaves like standard Ant unless' as documented at
http://ant.apache.org/manual/properties.html#if+unless |
No |
4.3.2. Parameters specified as nested elements
Either Ant resources or a mapper may be specified, but not both.
<IP_ADDRESS>. any Ant resource
Use Ant resources to specify fixed resources that should be applied to this port. Any writable Ant resource can be used, e. g.
<output>
<bzip2resource>
<file file="result.xml.bz2"/>
</bzip2resource>
</output>
<IP_ADDRESS>. mapper
You can define resources to which to write based
on the resource(s) specified for the inPort
port.
4.4. any Ant resource
Use readable Ant resources to specify fixed resources that should be processed consecutively in a sequence of Calabash runs.
4.5. mapper
You can define resources to which to write based on the
resource(s) specified for the implicit fileset (based on includes
, etc.) and / or on the
explicit fileset formed from resource collections that are
children of calabash
.
4.6. namespace
Use nested namespace
elements to define
mappings between prefixes and namespace URIs for any prefixes
that are used in option
or parameter
elements.
4.6.1. Parameters
| Attribute | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
| prefix | Prefix to which to map the URI | Yes |
| uri | Namespace uri | Yes |
| if | This parameter behaves like standard Ant if's as documented at
http://ant.apache.org/manual/properties.html#if+unless |
No |
| unless | This parameter behaves like standard Ant unless' as documented at
http://ant.apache.org/manual/properties.html#if+unless |
No |
4.7. option
Specifies an option to be passed to the XProc processor
4.7.1. Parameters
| Attribute | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
| name | Option name, which must be
unique amongst the ones that are going to be used
according to their if and
unless attributes.
QNames have their prefix matched against
bindings specified in namespace elements. QNames may also be
specified in Clark notation, i. e.
{uri}name .
|
No |
| value | Option string value | No |
| if | This parameter behaves like standard Ant if's as documented at
http://ant.apache.org/manual/properties.html#if+unless |
No |
| unless | This parameter behaves like standard Ant unless' as documented at
http://ant.apache.org/manual/properties.html#if+unless |
No |
4.8. parameter
Specifies a parameter to be passed to the XProc processor
4.8.1. Parameters
| Attribute | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
| port | Port to which to apply the parameter. | No; default is only available parameter port, if there are no or more than one parameter ports, an error is raised |
| name | Parameter name, which must
be unique amongst the ones that are going to be used
according to their if and
unless attributes.
QNames have their prefix matched
against bindings specified in namespace elements. QNames may also be
specified in Clark notation, e.g.,
{uri}name .
|
No |
| value | Parameter string value | No |
| if | This parameter behaves like standard Ant if's as documented at
http://ant.apache.org/manual/properties.html#if+unless |
No |
| unless | This parameter behaves like standard Ant unless' as documented at
http://ant.apache.org/manual/properties.html#if+unless |
No |
4.9. sysproperty
Specify Java system properties used by Calabash
4.10. syspropertyset
Specify sets of Java system properties used by Calabash
4.11. profile
Profile resource. Can be used instead of profileFile
attribute.
4.11.1. Parameters
| Attribute | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
| if | This parameter behaves like standard Ant if's as documented at
http://ant.apache.org/manual/properties.html#if+unless |
No |
| unless | This parameter behaves like standard Ant unless' as documented at
http://ant.apache.org/manual/properties.html#if+unless |
No |
4.11.2. Parameters specified as nested elements
<IP_ADDRESS>. any Ant resource
Any Ant resource can be used, but only one single writable resource may be contained in it, e. g.
<profile>
<bzip2resource>
<file file="profile.xml.bz2"/>
</bzip2resource>
</profile>
or
<profile>
<stderr/>
</profile>
4.12. saxonConfig
Saxon config resource. Can be used instead of saxonConfigFile
attribute.
4.12.1. Parameters
| Attribute | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
| if | This parameter behaves like standard Ant if's as documented at
http://ant.apache.org/manual/properties.html#if+unless |
No |
| unless | This parameter behaves like standard Ant unless' as documented at
http://ant.apache.org/manual/properties.html#if+unless |
No |
4.12.2. Parameters specified as nested elements
<IP_ADDRESS>. any Ant resource
Any Ant resource can be used, but only one single readable resource may be contained in it, e. g.
<saxonConfig>
<bzip2resource>
<file file="saxon-config.xml.bz2"/>
</bzip2resource>
</saxonConfig>
or
<saxonConfig>
<stdin/>
</saxonConfig>
or
<saxonConfig>
<string><![CDATA[
<configuration xmlns="http://saxon.sf.net/ns/configuration">
<global optimizationLevel="10"/>
</configuration>
]]></string>
</saxonConfig>
4.13. config
Config resource. Can be used instead of configFile
attribute.
4.13.1. Parameters
| Attribute | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
| if | This parameter behaves like standard Ant if's as documented at
http://ant.apache.org/manual/properties.html#if+unless |
No |
| unless | This parameter behaves like standard Ant unless' as documented at
http://ant.apache.org/manual/properties.html#if+unless |
No |
4.13.2. Parameters specified as nested elements
<IP_ADDRESS>. any Ant resource
Any Ant resource can be used, but only one single readable resource may be contained in it, e. g.
<config>
<bzip2resource>
<file file="config.xml.bz2"/>
</bzip2resource>
</config>
or
<config>
<stdinout/>
</config>
or
<config>
<string><![CDATA[
<xproc-config xmlns="http://xmlcalabash.com/ns/configuration">
<html-parser value="tagsoup" />
</xproc-config>
]]></string>
</config>
4.14. library
Library resources. The steps in the libraries loaded are only available in <step/>
tags.
If no steps are specified, the first step of the first loaded library will be used.
4.14.1. Parameters
| Attribute | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
| if | This parameter behaves like standard Ant if's as documented at
http://ant.apache.org/manual/properties.html#if+unless |
No |
| unless | This parameter behaves like standard Ant unless' as documented at
http://ant.apache.org/manual/properties.html#if+unless |
No |
4.14.2. Parameters specified as nested elements
<IP_ADDRESS>. any Ant resources
Any readable Ant resource can be used, e. g.
<library>
<url url="http://xmlcalabash.com/extension/steps/library-1.0.xpl"/>
</library>
4.15. step
The steps to be used to form an implicit pipeline. If no steps are specified, the first step of the first loaded library will be used.
4.15.1. Parameters
| Attribute | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
| name | The name of the step to execute.
QNames have their prefix matched
against bindings specified in namespace elements. QNames may also be
specified in Clark notation, e.g.,
{uri}name .
|
Yes |
| if | This parameter behaves like standard Ant if's as documented at
http://ant.apache.org/manual/properties.html#if+unless |
No |
| unless | This parameter behaves like standard Ant unless' as documented at
http://ant.apache.org/manual/properties.html#if+unless |
No |
4.15.2. Parameters specified as nested elements
<IP_ADDRESS>. input
Input elements as documented in Section 4.1, “input”, with the exception that no nested mapper is supported, but only resource collections, e. g.
<step name="p:identity">
<input port="source">
<string><![CDATA[<foo/>]]></string>
</input>
</step>
<IP_ADDRESS>. parameter
Parameter elements as documented in Section 4.8, “parameter”, e. g.
<step name="p:template">
<parameter name="foo" value="bar" />
</step>
<IP_ADDRESS>. option
Option elements as documented in Section 4.7, “option”, e. g.
<step name="p:count">
<option name="limit" value="1" />
</step>


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Banksy
Not the first or entirely original (see Blek le Rat), but indisputably the most impactful in elevating street art from unknown to broad public consciousness. His wit, wry political statements and ability to spot opportunities for subversion make him as exciting now as when he became famous over a decade ago. We all wish there was less hype and circus around him, but he probably feels similarly.
Shepard Fairey
This man needs no introduction. Shepard Fairey's Andre and Obama Hope images are some of the best known artistic images of the past decade. His recent street work has mostly focused on complex layered patterns as backdrops to propaganda-style images.
Swoon
Swoon is based in New York, but she is active all over the world.  The pieces often depict characters with expressive faces and elements of their life composed to form the body. She also founded the 'Swimming Cities' artist collective that creates eccentric boats for various adventures.
Blek Le Rat
One of the godfathers of the European street art movement, Blek le Rat inspired hundreds of artists around the world with his stenciled style. He is frequently cited as a major influence of artists like Banksy and Space Invader, and through his work in Paris he established a style of urban art that quickly spread through Europe and eventually the United States.
Space Invader
One of the longer-established and better-known street artists, Invader's mosaic tiles can be found in cities around the world. The creation of a real-world game (of hunting the invaders) from an electronic game character is a fun twist. As simple as they are, the space invaders still manage to bring personality, and often have a local flavor.
C215
Frenchman C215 creates romantic stencilled portraits, often of his daughter Nina. His monochromatic stencils are great, which he paints on surfaces with character, like rusty doors or mail boxes.
Zilda
Zilda's hand-painted classical images are unique for the sense of history he brings to street art from ancient mythology in his most recent series, to classic Italian movies from the '50s in another. Particularly effective is his placement of movie characters on streets where the movies were filmed.
Vhils
Vhils' powerful portraits are created by subtraction rather than addition: he etches, tears or acid-burns the surface, which adds a depth and character from the wall to the image that you don't see with paint. Most recently, he's started using explosives to etch shapes.
Roa
Roa is one of the hardest-working and most talented muralists in the world. His fascination with animals translates into huge still-life walls around the world, and large-scale wildlife take dominant positions in urban environments. His work is striking, particularly given the animals are often in various states of death, decay or slumber.
JR
Making social commentary arresting, beautiful and impressive is no easy feat; TED-Prize-winning JR achieves it. From his native Paris to Africa to South America, JR celebrates communities' quiet heroes by elevating them to massive scale and showing elements of their character.


Probabilistic distance clustering (PD-clustering) is an iterative, distribution free, probabilistic clustering method. PD-clustering assigns units to a cluster according to their probability of membership, under the constraint that the product of the probability and the distance of each point to any cluster centre is a constant. PD-clustering is a flexible method that can be used with non-spherical clusters, outliers, or noisy data. Facto PD-clustering (FPDC) is a recently proposed factor clustering method that involves a linear transformation of variables and a cluster optimizing the PD-clustering criterion. It works on high dimensional datasets.
| Version: | 1.2 |
| Depends: | ThreeWay |
| Published: | 2017-08-23 |
| Author: | Cristina Tortora and Paul D. McNicholas |
| Maintainer: | Cristina Tortora <grikris1 at gmail.com> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | FPDclustering results |
| Reference manual: | FPDclustering.pdf |
| Package source: | FPDclustering_1.2.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: FPDclustering_1.2.zip, r-release: FPDclustering_1.2.zip, r-oldrel: FPDclustering_1.2.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: FPDclustering_1.2.tgz, r-oldrel: FPDclustering_1.2.tgz |
| Old sources: | FPDclustering archive |
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