Maren Morris wears 'baby blue' to CMA Awards amid pregnancy
14 Nov 2019, 14:24 by Annie Martin
Left to right, Reba McEntire, Carrie Underwood and Dolly Parton perform. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Blake Shelton accepts the award for Single of the Year for the song "God's Country." Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Maren Morris accepts the award for Album of the Year. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Kacey Musgraves accepts the award for Female Vocalist of the Year. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Luke Combs accepts the award for Male Vocalist of the Year. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Ashley McBryde accepts the award for New Artist of the Year. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Garth Brooks accepts the award for Entertainer of the Year. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Kacey Musgraves performs with Willie Nelson. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Dolly Parton performs. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
McEntire. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Reese Witherspoon takes the stage to present an award. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Old Dominion accepts the award for Vocal Group of the Year. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Shay Mooney and Dan Smyers of Dan + Shay accept the award for Vocal Duo of the Year. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Pink and Chris Stapleton. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Miranda Lambert performs. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Left to right, Karen Fairchild and Kimberly Schlapman of Little Big Town and Jennifer Nettles perform. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Jennifer Nettles and Kristin Chenoweth speak onstage. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Charles Kelley and Hillary Scott of Lady Antebellum and Halsey perform. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Underwood performs. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Luke Combs performs. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Shelton performs. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Old Dominion performs. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Country music stars gather onstage to perform. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Dierks Bentley and Sheryl Crow perform. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
John Osborne of Brothers Osborne, Dierks Bentley and Sheryl Crow perform. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Left to right, Jennifer Wayne, Naomi Cooke and Hannah Mulholland of Runaway June perform. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Left to right, Underwood, Parton and McEntire are the hosts of the CMAs. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Jennifer Nettles. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Keith Urban (R) and his wife, Nicole Kidman. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Dolly Parton (L) and Zach Williams. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Martina McBride. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Happily Grey. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
The Stereotypes. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Joe Diffie (L) and his wife, Tara. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Pam Tillis. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Madison Marlow (L) and Taylor Dye of the group Maddie and Tae. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Jim Gaffigan. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Russell Dickerson and Kailey Dickerson. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
P!nk and Sheryl Crow. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Jessie G. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Sean McAnally arrives for the 52nd Annual Country Music Association Awards at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tennessee Wednesday, November 13, 2019. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Randy Travis and Mary Davis. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Left to right, Pink, Willow Hart and Jameson Hart. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Ashley McBryde. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Pink. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Jimmie Allen and Alexis Gale. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Lil Nas X. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Left to right, Cameron Duddy, Mark Wystrach,and Jess Carson of Midland arrive for the 52nd Annual Country Music Association Awards at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tennessee Wednesday, November 13, 2019. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Josh Bryant and Kristin Chenoweth. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Left to right.  Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Gigi Hadid. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Miranda Lambert. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Connie Smith (L) and a guest. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Halsey. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Christina Murphy and Frankie Ballard. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Sara Evans and a guest. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Zach Williams. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Angie Keilhauer. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
AJ McLean. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Kelsea Ballerini. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Lara Spencer. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Reese Witherspoon. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Thomas Rhett, Lauren Akins, Ada James Akins and Willa Gray Akins. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Jon Pardi and Summer Duncan. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Blanco Brown. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Morgan Evans and Kelsea Ballerini. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Nettles wears a dress reading "Equal Play." Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Joel and Luke Smallbone of King and Country. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Chase Rice. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
The Highwomen. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Scotty McCreery. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Janie Fricke. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Mickey Guyton. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
A Thousand Horses. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Justin Moore. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Danielle Bradbery. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Riley Green. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Buddy Quaid (L) and Tanya Tucker. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Hannah Brown. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Ingrid Andress. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Gone West. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Home Free. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Maren Morris (L) and Ryan Hurd. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Carrie Underwood. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Parton. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
McEntire. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
The Highwomen pose with spouses and children. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Kidman. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Maren Morris (L) and Ryan Hurd attend the Country Music Association Awards on Wednesday. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Maren Morris accepts Album of the Year at the Country Music Association Awards on Wednesday. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Maren Morris performs at the Country Music Association Awards on Wednesday. Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo
Nov. 14 (UPI) -- Pregnant singer Maren Morris wore a "baby blue" dress to the 2019 Country Music Association Awards.
The 29-year-old recording artist attended the awards show Wednesday at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tenn., where she was nominated for six awards, including Album of the Year for Girl and Female Vocalist of the Year.
Morris walked the red carpet in a two-piece blue gown that exposed her midriff. She showed a smile as she posed for photos with her husband, singer Ryan Hurd.
"Baby Blue," Morris captioned a photo of her look on Instagram.
Morris changed into a white mini dress with floral appliqué to perform at the ceremony. She won Album of the Year, and thanked Hurd, her manager Janet Weir and late producer Busbee, who worked on Girl prior to his death in September, in her acceptance speech .
"I would be really remiss if I didn't mention a huge facet of why this album sounds the way it does, and we miss him so dearly," Morris said of Busbee. "He texted me the morning that we got the nomination for Album of the Year this year, and we were so excited -- that's our friend, Busbee."
"His wife, Jess, is here tonight and she looks so beautiful," Morris added. "My heart goes out to you and your beautiful daughters. I hope when they listen to this album... I hope they know how amazing their father was."
Morris released Girl in March. She announced in October that she's expecting her first child , a baby boy, with Hurd in March 2020.
"The irony is just too rich that after a year of living in the 'GIRL' headspace, the universe would give us a baby boy to even things out. See you in 2020, little one," Morris wrote on Instagram.
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pvts.Rd
Change detection using the PVts-\(\beta\) approach
pvts(x, startm, endm, threshold = 5, img, tr, time = FALSE, vf = FALSE)
| x | Vector, Matrix, RasterStack, RasterBrick |
|---|---|
| startm | The start of the monitoring time |
| endm | The end of the monitoring time |
| threshold | The default threshold is 5 for photosynthetic vegetation, while for indices such as NDVI and EVI the threshold is 3. Please see Tarazona et al. (2018) for more details. |
| img | The image of the position immediately before the monitoring start, i.e. the "start-1" position (in case "x" is a matrix). |
| tr | The vector of the analysis time range must contain the start time of the time series, the end time and the frequency of the series. For example: tr <- c(1990, 2017, 1) (i.e., the time series starts in 1990, ends in 2017 and has an annual frequency of 1). See ts for more details. |
| time | If it is TRUE the plotting will be with time coordinates (only if the "tr" parameter is within the function). |
| vf | If the monitoring is with Photosynthetic Vegetation series, then switch to TRUE. |
Tarazona, Y., Mantas, V.M., Pereira, A.J.S.C. (2018). Improving tropical deforestation detection through using photosynthetic vegetation time series – (PVts-\(\beta\)). Ecological Indicators, 94, 367 379.
In order to optimise the detections, it is advisable to make a smoothing through the smootH function before detecting changes. The smoothing will allow to eliminate outliers that were not eliminated during the masking of atmospheric artifacts.
library(ForesToolboxRS) library(forecast) library(raster) # Example 1. vec <- c(0.86,0.93,0.97,0.91,0.95,0.96,0.91,0.88,0.92,0.89,0.90,0.89,0.91,0.92,0.89, 0.90,0.92,0.84,0.46,0.20,0.27,0.22,0.52,0.63,0.61,0.67,0.64,0.86) # photosynthetic vegetation # time series between 1990 and 2017 # We will detect changes in 2008 (position 19) cd <- pvts(x=vec, startm=19, endm=19, threshold= 5)# Example 2. imgs <- system.file("PVts",package = "ForesToolboxRS") %>% list.files(full.names = TRUE) %>% stack() # Change monitoring period 2006-2016. Where 2006 is position 7 and 2016 is position 16 cd <- pvts(x=imgs, startm=7, endm=16, threshold=3) # EVI indices plot(cd)


About Me
My name is Dominnique Mortelliti I am from Roxborough PA but recently moved to Gladwyne PA. I am an undergraduate student as Saint Joseph's University. I am taking up a major in communications and minoring in english and marketing. My goal after college is to find a company that I believe fits the best with my personality and something I love to do. I have had a couple different internship oppurtunities in Philadelphia and New York but I am open to other areas. But after college, my dream is to live and work in Manhattan. The atmosphere and diversity in the people make it such a thriving and fun city to live in. I have experienced no city like it.
 They are my support system and the ones who I can't wait to go hangout with during breaks in the semester. I go home at least once a week to visit either my mom's side of the family or my dads. I am very lucky to have them in my life and to push me to be better and better academically and as an overall human being.
We were assigned in my beginnners web design class to create a basic website. I decided to have my website be advertisement for what I am like as a person and why I would be a great addition to any company, school etc.


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Chest computed tomographic images of a 28-year-old patient with COVID-19. a, Chest computed tomographic images obtained on Feb 4, 2020, show ground glass opacity in both lungs on day 5 after symptom onset. b, Images taken on Mar 4, 2020 show the absorption of bilateral ground glass opacity after the treatment. COVID-19: Coronavirus disease 2019.


Conditions object specifying when this color scale will be active
If no conditions are specified, the color scale will always be active.
Custom SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) element to be used in place of the usual legend
Distribution of stops in the legend
Typically this will be linear, but for certain types of data sets a logarithmic distribution, which provides greater resolution at the lower end of the scale, may be more appropriate.
default: "linear"
Text to display on the color scale legend when this color scale is active
Array of ColorStop objects used for colorizing via linear interpolation
This optional property defines how to scale the offsets in the color scale in aggregate mode.
Scaling can be defined separately for each administrative level, or the same scaling can be used for all levels.
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The application can colorize the data displayed on the map using a variety of "color scales" for a given theme. Each scale specifies a list of reference colors and the data values to which those colors should be applied. Values in between reference values will be colorized with an interpolated color.
It's also possible to specify one or more fixed values, i.e. "sentinel values". If a data value matches a sentinel value exactly, the designated color will be applied. No interpolation is done for values that fall between the specified sentinel values.
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This Drag-and-Drop enabled Java OpenGL viewer makes it possible for users to superimpose aligned neurons from different fly brain samples.
Available on Source Forge at Cylindrical Alignment App, this standalone application allows users to view aligned biomolecules such as DNA, RNA, and Amino Acid (protein) sequences. Based on a project I wrote while obtaining a Master's from Johns Hopkins, this viewer can handle inputs produced by such diverse tools as Gene Machine, ClustalW, and of course various flavors of BLAST (Basic Local Alignment Search Tool). The original viewer was written using Java3D, which is slowly being phased out of use. It was adopted by the Universiti Sans Malaysia to display search results for an award winning project, as recorded here. Just search for the string "Cylindrical BLAST Viewer".
Coursera offers an excellent online course titled "Data Visualization and Communication with Tableau". The course is taught by faculty and employees of Duke University. Above is the presentation I provided for grading by other students as part of that course.
After taking the course, I also volunteered to spend three hours per week acting as a mentor. I posted literally hundreds of responses to questions, ranging from simple encouragment, to helping them think about the problems they were to solve. I also pinned several responses to "frequently asked questions", on topics such as p values.
The Oracle Certified Master Java Enterprise Architect process requires submission of a UML design for a project. This is the "deployment diagram".


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The following gallery contains a selection of images from various Autorun CD programs which I've created, from the early days at Xyratex.
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SB Admin 2 makes extensive use of Bootstrap 4 utility classes in order to reduce CSS bloat and poor page performance. Custom CSS classes are used to create custom components and custom utility classes.
Before working with this theme, you should become familiar with the Bootstrap framework, especially the utility classes.


Reports: Arsenal set sack deadline for Unai Emery amid fears over club’s loss of identity
Unai Emery’s second season at Arsenal is slowly turning into a disaster. The Spanish football coach has lost much of the fan support following questionable team selection and poor results. A new report now claims that Emery has been given a deadline to save his job although fears over the bigger picture remain.
According to a report by the Mirror, Unai Emery has one month to save his Arsenal job. The Gunners are in a poor spell at the moment and are without a league win in since mid-October, having lost two and drawn two in the same period. However, there is further fear inside the club that the legacy Arsene Wenger left behind has already been tarnished.
Mirror quoted one source who voiced his concerns regarding the club’s loss of identity, following a spell of disastrous appointments and personnel changes.
“The DNA that made Arsenal the club it was has slowly but surely drained away,” the source said.
“Appointments have been made – both before and after Wenger’s departure – that either didn’t work out or aren’t working out. Long-serving members of staff have been shocked by what’s happening to the club.”
Arsenal next face struggling Southampton in the Premier League, with both teams in need of a win.


SPICE WORLD (1998) Reviewed by Chuck Dowling Copyright 1998 - The Jacksonville Film Journal URL:http://users.southeast.net/~chuckd21/
Cast: The Spice Girls, Richard E. Grant, Roger Moore, George Wendt, Mark McKenney, Bob Hoskins, Meat Loaf, Elvis Costello Written by: Kim Fuller Directed by: Bob Spiers Running Time: 93 minutes My Rating: ** out of *****
"Spice World" is just one long promotional film for the British girl band The Spice Girls. Sure there's a hint of humor in there every once in a while. Actually, there's a couple of pretty good jabs AT The Spice Girls. But overall, who cares? Not me.
If you don't know by now, The Spice Girls sing songs of love and friendship and responsibility and girl power, yet dress like streetwalkers from a lower middle class neighborhood. In "Spice World" they ride around in their big tour bus, whining about having to do photo shoots and give interviews. Amazingly, all the talk they do about keeping commitments and upholding responsibilities only really applies to fun things, things they WANT to do, not things they are required to do to keep earning money. And they keep babbling about "girl power" when they should really be talking about "cleavage power". I mean, if all it takes is girl power, then why are they only one thread away from bursting out of their skimpy outfits? The film is PG, but really with only some very minor dialogue changes and scene extentions, you'd have yourself one raunchy adult film.
By the way, there's something in the opening credits which says "Based on an idea by The Spice Girls". Wow, they got idea credit! I certainly wish that was a new trend in Hollywood... giving credit for simply having the thought "Say girls, let's make a movie!"
The supporting cast fares well. Roger Moore (the real James Bond) mockingly plays the cliche-spewing "Chief" of The Spice Girls, and darn it all, he's fun to watch. Mark McKenney also is good as a screenwriter trying to pitch film ideas to the band's manager (Richard E. Grant). One question though: George Wendt?
You'd think that "Spice World" would envoke one of two reactions in people. If you like the Spice Girls, you'll like them even more afterwards. And if you can't stand them (like me), then "Spice World" will really make you sick. Oddly, the audience I saw the film with, roughly 50 twelve year-old girls, sat in silence for the entire film. Well, not the two who sat directly behind me. They kept muttering "This is stupid" over and over again. Maybe there is hope for humanity after all. [PG]
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This is story about destruction and redemption. I had taken LSD probably a dozen times and smoked my body weight in marijuana before one fateful night. Until then, me and drugs (and I've tried just about every one) had always gotten along fine.
 Trip started out fine. Heavy, heavy, heavy, but beautiful. I kept smoking wanting to push it further. Guess I went further that night then I could handle. Came face to face with my limit, for the first time.
My cousin was a stranger. I knew him, but didn't know who he was. Looked out the window and saw our world, earth, but in the future. Flying cars, towering neon spires, a night sky that looked like static. Normally I would have loved such intense visuals, but it was too much. I had time traveled, or dimension hopped, and didn't know how to handle it.
I pulled my eyes away and tried all the things I normally loved to do on LSD: drawing, listening to music, talking, etc. Nothing worked, my hands wouldn't move right, and my mind couldn't focus on any material task. I eventually begged myself to sleep, and did so... in a whirl of colors, voices, sounds, and strange thoughts.
The memory of losing control that night haunted me.  I went from being the person everyone asked to trip with, to not being able to touch it. Humbling. :)
So I waited years. Grew, got deeper, reflected. Thought about the night and what it meant. Thought about the Grand Scheme. There are many possible explanations of what happened, of why it went sour. I meditated on these.
I've begun healing myself. Experiences like that leave scars. Spiritual scars. I'm slowly reprogramming my brain. (For me, it has to be slowly.) I'm letting go of my negative associations, and willing back the good ones through meditation and the use of other substances.
There are many factors that come into play when I take drugs. Many of them are well-known: body weight, where you are, who you are with, what you've eaten, how healthy you are, how well rested, etc. But there is another factor when it comes to psychedelics, and that is spiritual readiness. If you push harder and further into The Beyond (call it what you will) then you are ready to go, these things can happen.
My advice, as one who has gone to the edge and returned is this: remember psychedelics are sacred. They are a gift. If you are determined to use them, give them the respect and love they deserve. As a wise man once told me, you can't rush the opening of a flower.
Be well brothers and sisters. We are all in this thing together.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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- I can pass a string as a parameter, and it will check to see whether that string contains either a unix timestamp or a natural language date (example: January 1, 2016).
- If it does, it returns both the Unix timestamp and the natural language form of that date.
- If it does not contain a date or Unix timestamp, it returns null for those properties.
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ResizeWindow(#Window, x, y, Width, Height)Description
Move and resize the given window to the given position and size. If any of the parameters should be ignored (not be changed) #PB_Ignore can be passed at this place.
Parameters
#Window The window to resize. x, y The new window position, in pixels. If 'x' or 'y' is set to #PB_Ignore, the current value of 'x' or 'y' won't be changed. Width, Height The new window size, in pixels. If 'Width' or 'Height' is set to #PB_Ignore, the current value of 'Width' or 'Height' won't be changed.
Return value
None.
Supported OS
All


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Map: Year Built for Properties in West Hartford, CT, 1900s-2010s
Click on years, or click on map and press arrow keys (← or →), for change over time.


The sleep manager is a service for ensuring that the device is not put to sleep in deeper sleep modes than the system (e.g., peripheral drivers, services or the application) allows at any given time. More...
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| #define | CONFIG_SLEEPMGR_ENABLE |
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| enum | sleepmgr_mode { SLEEPMGR_ACTIVE = 0, SLEEPMGR_SLEEP_WFE, SLEEPMGR_SLEEP_WFI, SLEEPMGR_WAIT_FAST, SLEEPMGR_WAIT, SLEEPMGR_BACKUP, SLEEPMGR_NR_OF_MODES } |
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| static void | sleepmgr_lock_mode (enum sleepmgr_mode mode) |
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| static void | sleepmgr_unlock_mode (enum sleepmgr_mode mode) |
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| static void | sleepmgr_enter_sleep (void) |
| Go to sleep in the deepest allowed mode. More... | |
The sleep manager is a service for ensuring that the device is not put to sleep in deeper sleep modes than the system (e.g., peripheral drivers, services or the application) allows at any given time.
It is based on the use of lock counting for the individual sleep modes, and will put the device to sleep in the shallowest sleep mode that has a non-zero lock count. The drivers/services/application can change these counts by use of sleepmgr_lock_mode and sleepmgr_unlock_mode. Refer to sleepmgr_mode for a list of the sleep modes available for locking, and the device datasheet for information on their effect.
The application must supply the file conf_sleepmgr.h.
For the sleep manager to be enabled, the symbol CONFIG_SLEEPMGR_ENABLE must be defined, e.g., in conf_sleepmgr.h. If this symbol is not defined, the functions are replaced with dummy functions and no RAM is used.
| #define CONFIG_SLEEPMGR_ENABLE |
Configuration symbol for enabling the sleep manager.
If this symbol is not defined, the functions of this service are replaced with dummy functions. This is useful for reducing code size and execution time if the sleep manager is not needed in the application.
This symbol may be defined in conf_sleepmgr.h.
| enum sleepmgr_mode |
Sleep mode locks.
Identifiers for the different sleep mode locks.
|
inlinestatic |
Go to sleep in the deepest allowed mode.
Searches through the sleep mode lock counts, starting at the shallowest sleep mode, until the first non-zero lock count is found. The device is then put to sleep in the sleep mode that corresponds to the lock.
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inlinestatic |
Retrieves the deepest allowable sleep mode.
Searches through the sleep mode lock counts, starting at the shallowest sleep mode, until the first non-zero lock count is found. The deepest allowable sleep mode is then returned.
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inlinestatic |
Initialize the lock counts.
Sets all lock counts to 0, except the very last one, which is set to 1. This is done to simplify the algorithm for finding the deepest allowable sleep mode in sleepmgr_enter_sleep.
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inlinestatic |
Increase lock count for a sleep mode.
Increases the lock count for mode to ensure that the sleep manager does not put the device to sleep in the deeper sleep modes.
| mode | Sleep mode to lock. |
|
inlinestatic |
Decrease lock count for a sleep mode.
Decreases the lock count for mode. If the lock count reaches 0, the sleep manager can put the device to sleep in the deeper sleep modes.
| mode | Sleep mode to unlock. |


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Malta arrests businessman ‘over murder of investigative reporter’
Yorgen Fenech was seized on a yacht in the probe into the death of Daphne Caruana Galizia.
Maltese authorities have arrested a prominent businessman who appears to be a “person of interest” in the assassination of a leading investigative reporter.
Yorgen Fenech was on a yacht that was intercepted sailing northwards away from Malta by the military early on Wednesday and forced back to port.
In remarks to reporters, prime minister Joseph Muscat did not directly tie the arrest to the murder of 53-year-old Daphne Caruana Galizia in a car bombing in October 2017, but he said it appeared to result from comments he made a day earlier the possibility of a pardon for an alleged middleman who had offered to identify the mastermind of the killing.
Mr Muscat said he instructed police to be on the lookout for unusual actions by “people of interest” in the long-unsolved murder, after announcing on Tuesday that a pardon would be possible for the middleman if information he provided could stand up in court.
“If I had not given these instructions, maybe today we might be speaking of persons of interest who might have escaped,” the PM told reporters.
No details of charges against Fenech have been revealed, but authorities would have 48 hours to decide on them.
Fenech is a prominent hotelier and director of the Maltese power company. His name was on leaked documents as a source of income for companies named in the Panama Papers.


The amount of computational power required to power up our everyday life is directly proportional to time. In other words, we need more computational power as the time goes on. This is because we are currently building our life based on computing machinery in order to make things easy. Computational power is "generated" by computing machinery. Setting up an array of digital computing machines would take up a lot of space. Furthermore, an additional energy-consuming cooling system would be needed for most of the places on earth. We may not take Antarctica into account since Antarctica shall remain untouched. The same concept for Antarctica may be applied to countries such as Norway, Finland, and Sverige. This suggests that the "lebensraum" for digital computing machines on earth is running out. We may now consider looking for a new planet to install our digital computing machinery.
The solution to the problem described above can be solved by moving our machines onto the moon, preferably, in the moon craters. The reason for choosing the moon as the location for the installation is that the moon is the nearest planet to earth and we have landed on it. We shall be placing our computing machines in the moon craters because moon craters are generally cold. Thus, an additional air conditioner for cooling the system would not be needed. The design and abstraction of the solution can be found in the section below.
The Moon Data and Computing Center is a data and cloud computing center built in the crater of the moon. The computing center is a modular infrastructure consisted of five different types of modules. Among these are, one energy generation module, five energy storage modules, four thermal modules, a data transmission module, and one computing module.
The purpose of the energy generation module shall be self-explanatory, that is, a module that generates energy for the facility. The type of energy generation the module is designed to use is nuclear fusion. Nuclear fusion is chosen because it is renewable and sustainable because nuclear fusion does not take up a lot of space, has a virtually inexhaustible supply (e.g. hydrogen), doesn't have carbon emission, and doesn't leave any long-lived radioactive waste like nuclear fission.
In a nuclear fusion reaction, energy is released when two nuclei join together and this is basically how the sun work. This reaction is very hard to make without a strong gravitational force or an extremely high temperature, however, I will assume that we have the capability to make this reaction occur in this project.
he nuclear fusion reactor of this project will be using two isotopes of hydrogen as its fuel since it can be obtain from water through the process of electronization. Two of the isotopes of hydrogen are deuterium (H2, it has one neutron) and tritium (H3, it has two neutrons). These nuclei are charged when they are far apart so they are constantly repelling each other. However, these nuclei will stop repelling and start pulling each other together once they get close enough (the force pulling them together is called the strong force). Later on, two of the hydrogen isotopes will be fused together and yield helium-4, one lonely neutron, and some of the mass are converted into energy according to the mass-energy equivalence (E=∆mc2). Below is the visualization of the process of a D-T reaction:
The amount of energy released from one D-T reaction can be can be calculated using the mass-energy equivalence equation where E is in Joule, ∆m is the change in mass in kg, and c is the speed of light and that is a constant (299,792,458 m*s^-1):
The atomic mass unit of deuterium, tritium, helium-4 and a neutron are 2.01410178u, 3.0160492u, 4.00262u, and 1.008644u respectively. So the change in mass can be calculated by subtracting the initial mass with the final mass since some of the mass are converted into energy:
Note that the change in mass we got above is in atomic mass unit (AMU). But the mass in the mass-energy equivalence equation is defined as kg. Therefore, we will have to multiply the change in mass in AMU with 1.66054E-27 in order to convert that into kg:
Once we have all the information that we need, we may now substitute the appropriate numbers into the mass-energy equivalence equation:
2.81843016E-12 Joule may seem like a small amount of energy, however, this is just the energy released between the fusion of two atoms. Therefore, if we apply, for example, 100 kg of each hydrogen of isotopes as the fuel for the nuclear fusion reactor; then we will be able to create tremendous amount of energy. But for now, in order to make things simple and processable, we may just assume that this nuclear reactor will be continuously provide enough kinetic energy to boil the water inside the boiler which we will be getting into in the next section.
In order to capture the energy generated by the fusion reaction, we may consider using the method of a thermodynamic cycle. This should be a good option because a thermodynamic cycle is pretty straightforward. You basically heat up some fluid using the heat released from the fusion reaction to turn a turbine that is attached to a generator. And this situation can be modeled by the diagram shown below:
Note that converting heat into work entirely is not possible in a cyclic system according to the Second Law of Thermodynamics. We could still assume that our generator has the efficiency of 99% just to make things simple. Anyway, here you go the schematic of our nuclear fusion power generator:
Here you might be wondering how much energy the process of vaporization for the fluid (H2O) in the boiler would require. Since the temperature in a moon crater is very cold, the water will freeze. However, since the steam tubes inside a boiler will be melting the water. Thus, we can assume that the temperature of water is one degree above its melting point to make things simple. Furthermore, we want to turn the turbine with the superheated steam (high pressure), that is, heating the water to its critical point. The critical point for water is around 647.15 Kelvin. This problemo can be solved by applying the following two equations:
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请求参数
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`json
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"user":
{
"id":1,
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"name":"test-user-00",
"activated":"2015-05-02T07:47:14.697Z",
"admin":false,
"created_at":"2015-05-02T07:47:14.708Z",
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}
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The Bayesian estimation of mixture models (and more general hidden Markov models) suffers from the label switching phenomenon, making the MCMC output non-identifiable. This package can be used in order to deal with this problem using various relabelling algorithms.
| Version: | 1.7 |
| Imports: | combinat, lpSolve |
| Published: | 2018-05-18 |
| Author: | Panagiotis Papastamoulis |
| Maintainer: | Panagiotis Papastamoulis <papapast at yahoo.gr> |
| License: | GPL-2 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Citation: | label.switching citation info |
| CRAN checks: | label.switching results |
| Reference manual: | label.switching.pdf |
| Package source: | label.switching_1.7.tar.gz |
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| OS X binaries: | r-release: label.switching_1.7.tgz, r-oldrel: label.switching_1.7.tgz |
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Ansible HTTP Proxying with mitmproxy
I've been using ansible for provisioning recently, and bumped into a situation where I wanted to share my local machine's internet connection with a remote machine that's isolated from the internet.
The solution involved using the -R localhost:3128
option of the ssh
command to forward TCP traffic from the remote machine's port 3128
to my
local port 3128
.
To use this option we can add ansible_ssh_extra_args
to our host in the
inventory:
# inventory [network_isolated] remote ansible_ssh_extra_args="-R localhost:3128"
Using the environment
key we can tell our remote hosts to use
localhost:3128
as a HTTP
proxy:
# playbook.yaml - hosts: network_isolated environment: http_proxy: http://localhost:3128 https_proxy: http://localhost:3128 no_proxy: "localhost,<IP_ADDRESS>" HTTP_PROXY: http://localhost:3128 HTTPS_PROXY: http://localhost:3128 NO_PROXY: "localhost,<IP_ADDRESS>" tasks: - name: GET http://google.com command: wget http://google.com - name: GET https://google.com command: wget https://google.com
So now HTTP/S
traffic on our remote host is forwarded over the ansible
SSH connection to our local port 3128
. The next step is to ensure our
local machine is forwarding HTTP/S
traffic on this port.
I chose to use mitmproxy as it's incredibly simple to setup:
# playbook.yaml - hosts: network_isolated environment: http_proxy: http://localhost:3128 https_proxy: http://localhost:3128 no_proxy: "localhost,<IP_ADDRESS>" HTTP_PROXY: http://localhost:3128 HTTPS_PROXY: http://localhost:3128 NO_PROXY: "localhost,<IP_ADDRESS>" pre_tasks: - name: Start mitmproxy shell: "(mitmdump -p 3128 --ignore :443$ 2>&1 1>/dev/null &)" delegate_to: localhost tasks: - name: GET http://google.com command: wget http://google.com - name: GET https://google.com command: wget https://google.com
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--- title: scatter sidebar: function_reference_sidebar permalink: Miller.scatter.html folder: function_reference toc: false ---
plot Miller indece
| m | Miller |
| antipodal | include antipodal symmetry |
| labeled | plot Miller indice as label |
| label | plot user label |
| symmetrised | plot all symmetrically equivalent directions |
| fundamentalRegion | restrict plot the fundamental region |


Liam Payne’s Debut Album ‘LP1’ Receives Lukewarm Reviews
December 9, 2019
Liam Payne’s Debut Album ‘LP1’ Receives Lukewarm Reviews
After many years of releasing singles, Liam Payne dropped his debut album, LP1, worldwide on December 6. After spending a lot of time on the record, Payne had probably hoped for better reviews from critics.
Based on five reviews, the album currently holds a Metacritic score of 44 out of 100, which indicates mixed or average reviews.
In a negative review from The Guardian, it seemed the publication had nothing good to say about the album.
“LP1 is a terrible pop album, but very effective contraception,” they wrote.
The Independent had some slightly better words to say but felt that the songs were very half-hearted.
“It’s all fine: shiny and efficient pop, smelling of body oil and new car upholstery. But Payne treats each track like a rental car. He gives each song a spin and hands the keys back like a good lad without leaving a trace.”
Variety compared the “Strip That Down” hitmaker to Justin Timberlake but not in a complimentary way.
“The writing and singing aren’t strong enough and come across as C-level Timberlake material,” they remarked.
AllMusic didn’t think any of the songs were memorable, calling them “forgettable trifles.”
“Front-loaded with mostly forgettable trifles, the album is saved by this bountiful back-end, which plays like an early prediction of a potential greatest-hits collection.”
According to Planet Radio, the album consists of 17 tracks and multiple collaborations with Quavo, Zedd, Jonas Blue, Lennon Stella, J Balvin, Rita Ora, and Cheat Codes. The record features his previously released singles “Strip That Down,” “Polaroid,” “For You,” “Stack It Up,” and his most-recent Christmas single, “All I Want (for Christmas).”
In an interview with This Morning, Payne admitted that his Christmas song had a similar title to Mariah Carey’s famous single “All I Want For Christmas Is You.” He explained that her track is more uplifting and positive while his track is more sad but hopeful.
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Despite a completely mixed reaction from critics, Liam insists he is still blown away by the reaction the album has received and told his Instagram followers that their support doesn’t go unnoticed.
According to NME, Payne was accused of fetishizing bisexuality on the track “Both Ways,” which didn’t go down well with social media. Users took to Twitter to express how uncomfortable the lyrics made bisexual women feel and how it furthers the stereotype that all bi people are only into threesomes. Liam has yet to speak on the backlash of the song.
Over the weekend, Liam performed tracks from his debut album at the Capital FM Jingle Bell Ball at London’s iconic O2 Arena.


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MU (Movable Unit)
Movable Units (MUs) are objects that move freely around in the scene. They can be picked or loaded and they can be placed on Transport Surfaces. MUs are created by a Source and deleted by a Sink.
The MU script is automatically attached to all objects created by a Source. As a user, you don’t need to interact with the MU script at all, except when the script itself publishes information or requests some input.
This is the Inspector Window for an MU script:
Each MU automatically receives a global ID (this is globally unique) and a source ID (this is only unique to the Source).
You can get information about the joint (Fixed To Joint) that the MU is currently attached to (when it is gripped through the physics function) or the component it has been attached to as a sub-component by using (Gripped By). See also the description of Grip how MUs can be gripped.
With Loaded On you detect, if the MU is currently loaded on another MU after adding it as a sub-component. The Parent Before Grip defines the parent of the MU prior to the release into the sub-group of the next gripping object. MUs that are already loaded can be checked from Loaded Mus.
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During the 19th century, conacre land was normally let on an eleven-month system - considered to be of sufficient length to sow and harvest a crop but without creating a relationship between landlord and tenant. Holding the land under conacre granted no legal rights to the land with rent being paid in cash, labour or a combination of both. Most common in Munster and Connaught for a variety of crops, in Leinster and Ulster conacre was used almost exclusively for a potato crop alone. In former times one third of agricultural land in Northern Ireland was let as conacre. Some historians believe that it was one of the factors responsible for the Great Irish Famine.
During the 19th century, conacre land was normally let on an eleven-month system - considered to be of sufficient length to sow and harvest a crop but without creating a relationship between landlord and tenant. Holding the land under conacre granted no legal rights to the land with rent being paid in cash, labour or a combination of both. Most common in Munster and Connaught for a variety of crops, in Leinster and Ulster conacre was used almost exclusively for a potato crop alone. In former times one third of agricultural land in Northern Ireland was let as conacre. Some historians believe that it was one of the factors responsible for the Great Irish Famine.


The sigd3
and sigd3h
functions in the {daviz}
package implement a novel type of D3 graphic that highlights points that are significantly/reliably different than the point being hovered over. A few different use cases are presented below.
We could imagine making coefficient plots in a couple of different ways.
One use for this would be a coefficient plot from any object that has coef()
and vcov()
extractor functions and works with the {factorplot}
package. Here we use the Angell
data from the {carData}
package to estimate a model of moral
on region
. We then use the sigd3()
function to produce the plot.
library(daviz)
data("Angell", package="carData")
mod <- lm(moral ~ region, data=Angell)
sigd3(mod, "region", fname="angell1.html", width=750, ylab = "Effect of Region")
We have control over lots of the aspects of the plot, including the colors. Below, we have defined different colors for the plot using the Ornestein
data from the {carData}
pacakge.
If we either had an mcmc
object or we had sampled from the posterior distribution treating the parameters of a frequentist model as posterior means and variances given flat priors (as below), we could make similar plot.
X <- model.matrix(mod,
data=data.frame(moral=0,
region = factor(1:4, labels=levels(Angell$region))))
b <- MASS::mvrnorm(1000, coef(mod), vcov(mod))
yhat <- t(X %*% t(b))
colnames(yhat) <- levels(Angell$region)
class(yhat) <- "mcmc"
sigd3(yhat, "region", fname="angell2.html", width=750, ylab = "Effect of Region")
Some model objects will not be amenable to vertical line output. Either the names might be too long or there may be too many parameters to plot the lines vertically in an aesthetically pleasing fashion. Thus, the sigd3h()
function makes a similar plot, but with horizontal orientation of the lines. Here’s the same example using the Ornstein
data as above, but using the horizontal orientation.
Below, we estimate a model with data from Alvarez, Garrett and Lange’s (1991) “Government Partisanship, Labor Organization and Macroeconomic Performance.” article in the American Political Science Review. We first estimate the model
jags.mod <- "
model {
## macro (2nd level) model
for (i in 1:16) { ## loop over countries
for (k in 1:6) { ## loop over parameters
eb[i,k] <- g[k,1] + labor.org[i]*g[k,2];
b[i,k] ~ dnorm( eb[i,k], p[k] );
## n.b., each 'random coefficient' b[i,k] sampled independently
}
}
## micro model
for (i in 1:224) { ## loop over time within countries
ey[i] <- b[country[i],1] ## double-subscript selects which
+ (imports[i]-mean(imports[]))*b[country[i],5] ## unit-specific
+ (exports[i]-mean(exports[]))*b[country[i],4]
+ (demand[i]-mean(demand[]))*b[country[i],3]
+ growth.lag[i]*b[country[i],2]
+ (left[i]-mean(left[]))*b[country[i],6];
y[i] ~ dnorm( ey[i], tau[country[i]] ); ## likelihood
}
for (k in 1:6){ ## loop, convert precisions to
sigma.b[k] <- sqrt(1/p[k]); ## covariate-specific std err
}
## priors
for (i in 1:16) {
tau[i] ~ dgamma(1.0E-3,1.0E-3); ## country-specific precisions
sigma[i] <- sqrt(1/tau[i]); ## country-specific resid std err
}
for (k in 1:6) {
p[k] ~ dgamma(1.0E-3,1.0E-3); ## covariate-specific precisions
g[k,1:2] ~ dmnorm(g0[1:2],G0[1:2,1:2]); ## MVN prior, 2nd level parms
}
g0[1] <- 0.0; g0[2] <- 0.0; ## prior means, 2nd level
G0[1,1] <- .001; G0[1,2] <- 0; ## prior precisions, 2nd level
G0[2,1] <- 0; G0[2,2] <- .001;
}
"
data(corp)
library(runjags)
jags <- run.jags(model = jags.mod, data=corp, monitor=c("b", "g", "ey"), adapt=2500, burnin=10000, sample=5000)
chains <- combine.mcmc(jags$mcmc)
class(chains) <- "mcmc"
After running the model, we can then plot the random coefficients for demand.
countries <- c("AUL", "AUS", "BEL", "CAN", "DEN", "FIN", "FRA", "GER", "IRE", "ITA", "JAP", "NET", "NOR", "SWE", "UK", "USA")
ints <- chains[,grep("^b\\[.*3\\]$", colnames(chains))]
colnames(ints) <- countries
sigd3h(ints, NULL, "corp1.html", height=600, width=500, ylab="Random Coefficients for Demand")
To see the real benefits of the horizontal orientation, we could plot all of the predicted values (224 of them).
countries <- c("AUL", "AUS", "BEL", "CAN", "DEN", "FIN", "FRA", "GER", "IRE", "ITA", "JAP", "NET", "NOR", "SWE", "UK", "USA")
cn <- paste(countries[corp$country], rep(1971:1984, 16), sep="-")
preds <- chains[,grep("^ey", colnames(chains))]
colnames(preds) <- cn
class(preds) <- "mcmc"
sigd3h(preds, NULL, "corp2.html", height=2000, width=500, ylab="Predicted Growth",
ptSize=c(4.5, 2.5), lineSize=c(3.5, 2), axfont=9)


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Foraker Covered Bridge photo taken 1964
Foraker Covered Bridge photo taken July 2004
Knowlton Covered Bridge photo taken 1964
Swazy Covered
Bridge
photo taken 1961
Sycamore Valley Covered Bridge photo taken 1961
B & O Railroad Bridge over Ohio River this photo taken 1902
B & O Railroad Bridge over a creek this photo taken 1902
Mallory House Located at 224 Eastern Ave.,
Bracy Church a
history of the Bracy and
Buchanan Presbyterian Church - brief history
of church - photo taken 1928
Buchanan Presbyterian Church - View 1 -
photo taken 2002
Buchanan Presbyterian Church - View 2 -
photo taken 2002
Buchanan Presbyterian Church Cemetery -
photo taken 2002
Burkhart Church - near Lewisville, OH
Creighton Ridge Church -
Fairview Methodist Chapel
Chapel plus parishioners taken about 1940
Fletcher Methodist Evangelical Church
German Methodist Church
Goudy Church of Christ photo taken Sept.
2005
Hartshorn Ridge
Church of Christ - Located between Graysville and
Immaculate Conception
Church History of Catholic
Jackson Ridge Church of Christ
winter photo of
ME Church - Clarington
Middle Church, St. John s photo
taken about 1940
Middle Church, St. John s photo
taken about 1940
Middle Church, St. John's - photo taken
in 1952
Mt. Olive
Mt. Zion Church of Christ a history of
the Bracy and
Mt. Zion Lutheran - Sardis
Presbyterian Church - Located in Woodsfield,
Presbyterian Church - Located in Woodsfield,
Rich Fork Church of Christ Located on
St. John's Catholic Church - near Miltonsburg - photo on silk, about 1900
St. John's Catholic Church - near Miltonsburg
St. John s Catholic Church
a brief history of this Catholic Church near Miltonsburg
with many names
St. John s United Church of Christ
Powhatan Point, Ohio
St. Joseph Catholic Church a
history of Wills Creek/Chapel Hill and St. Joseph church near Lewisville, OH
St. Paul's United Church of Christ - Located
in
St. Peter's - German Evangelical Protestant Church in Lewisville, OH - photo taken in 1979
St. Peter's - Church in Lewisville,
OH - now an auto repair garage and tire shop - photo 2002
St. Peters Evangelical Church - photo
on silk - Miltonsburg
taken about 1900
St. Peters Evangelical Church and
Parsonage - Miltonsburg
about mid-1900s
St. Peter's - German Evangelical Protestant Church
in Miltonsburg, OH -
photo 2002
St. Peter s View of the
St. Peter's - Parsonage of the
Sts. Peter and Paul Mission History of a
Catholic Mission about 1843 in northeastern Washington Twp.
St. Sylvester Catholic Church - Located in
Woodsfield,
St. Sylvester Catholic Church - Located in
Woodsfield,
West Union Church West Union Church in Perry
Township, Monroe Co., OH probably a Sunday School Class
West Union Church and School This
one-room school was also known as
West Union School After the school
had been removed
The cemeteries below
are being charted, inventoried, and photographed for inclusion on the web
site. MCC of OGS has considerably more
information on over 230 cemeteries in
Steed Cemetery Chart and inventory of
graves, directions to cemetery, and latitude/longitude
Schell or Free Cemetery - Chart and
inventory of graves, directions to cemetery, and latitude/longitude
Mellot - Baker - Laughery - Hartman - Family Tree search
Piatt Family ?? [Suspected to be early John P
& Elizabeth (Shriver) Piatt family]
Craig Farm Two photos - Located
on County Road 10, Woodsfield, OH John Thomas Craig family early 1900s and
2000
Our German-Speaking Heritage talk given by
Cheese Making at Home part of a talk given by
Fair Ground Grandstands paintings of the barn
quilt project in
History a history of the formation of Monroe County,
Ohio
History of MCC of OGS a history of the Monroe County
Chapter of the Ohio Genealogical Society
Latitude and Longitude latitude & longitude data
for specific, selected locations in Monroe County
Monroe County Organization a chronology and
account of how the county was formed
Rock-Cut Cut for narrow-gauge railroad and
Do You Remember Histories of people and event before 1922
Good Old Monroe Poem, author unknown,
probably penned about 1940s
Belmont-Monroe Reunion nine scenes from the 1941
and 1951 reunions: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9
PETROLEUM
(Oil) Industry in
Oil The petroleum producing industry in Monroe
County, Ohio
Feldner # 7 photo of well after
being shot
Hehr # 1 oil well in Owl Hollow,
Monroe County, Ohio
Hehr another oil
well in Monroe County, Ohio
Hehr 2 oil well
being shot
Oil Wells Oil wells dotted the
landscape in and around
Spiry # 1 Oil well located about 1
mile east of
Rig unknown typical oil low-cost drilling rig used by speculators and contractors.
Wise Rig # 1 a mile east of
One-room (sometimes two or three rooms)
schools in
See
also the book titled THE ONE ROOM SCHOOLS of MONROE COUNTY 1808 1957 also found on this site.
See also the Internet
link, http://www.oldohioschools.com/monroe_county.htm
Barker School Class members of this class are named
but the year of the picture is not yet known
Barker School Class only the teacher is known in this picture
the students are unnamed and the year is unknown
Barnhart School Site - located in Summit Township
north of Lewisville, Ohio
Benwood School located 2.8 miles south of Laings on
Benwood School
souvenir listing teacher and class of 1898-1899
Benwood
School Class class of 1907
Brown School (front and side view) - Brown School in
Malaga Township, Monroe Co.,
Brown School (side and rear view) - Brown School in
Malaga Township, Monroe Co.,
Calais School souvenir listing teacher and
class of 1899-1900
Calais School photo of class of Calais School
Calico Ridge School Class
year about 1939
Calico Ridge School Class of 1940
1941
Calico Ridge School Class of 1946 1947
Calico Ridge School Class of 1948 1949
Calico Ridge School Class of 1950
1951
Fox Hollow School, 1911
list of students, teacher, board of directors for 1910-1911 school year
Fox Hollow School, 1940 photo
of school house
Grizzle Ridge School - front and
side view in 1977
Grizzle Ridge School - side and
rear view in 1986
Haga School
souvenir listing teacher and class of 1899-1900
Halfway School located between
Jackson Ridge School located
near the intersection of
Johnston School Map - map of the area in
which school was located
Johnston School Site - photo of the
site where the
Johnston School Sketch - sketch of the
school and surrounding buildings
Lower Narrows Run Grade School
Class of 1949 - 1950
Miltonsburg Grade
School - Class ca. 1906-07 [Need names]
Miltonsburg
Grade School Likely the class of 1907-08 [Need names]
Miltonsburg Grade
School - Class ca. 1915-16 [Students and teacher named]
Morton Ridge School Class of about
1925
Morton Ridge School Class of about
1930
Mt. Etna Class Class of 1915 with
students and teacher named
Punkin Ridge
School Class of 1897 1898
Punkin Ridge
School Class of 1897 1898 (enlargement of class and selected
individuals)
Owl Hollow School - Photo taken April 30,
1930
Owl Hollow - Class of 1926 1927
Rich Fork Last day of school 1897
Rich Fork? may be students of the
above
Ridgeville School Class
of 1897-98 and list of names of students.
Help requested with identifications.
Ridgeville School souvenir listing
teacher and class of 1898-1899
Ridgeville School Class of 1921
Ridgeville School Class of 1936
Ridgeville School Class of 1942
Rinard Mills
date unknown
Sardis School 2nd grade
class, 1936
Sardis School 4th, 5th,
and 6th grade class, 1942
Star School 1924
Star School - 1929
Sycamore Valley School - View 1
Sycamore Valley School - View 2
Tice School Class of about 1915
Vernon School date and subjects in this
picture are not known
Way School House, View of Front, Photo August 2002
Way School House, View of Side, Photo August
2002
Way School House, View of Back, Photo August
2002
Way School at Way, Ohio about 1916 [Students and teacher named]
Way School at Way, Ohio about 1918 [Some students and teacher named]
Way School at Way, Ohio about 1927 [Students and teacher named]
Way School at Way, Ohio about 1929 [Students and teacher named]
West Union Church and School This
one-room school was also known as
West Union School Class of 1945
last year West Union, also called Lyman School, was in use
High
Schools and Elementary Schools in
Beallsville School School
building about 1910
Beallsville High School
Building and train about 1928
Beallsville School Class
of about 1920
Beallsville Grade School
Class on about the 1920s
Beallsville Grade School
Class on about the 1920s
Beallsville Grade School
Class with no year identified
Beallsville Basketball Team
Basketball team 1942
Beallsville Basketball Team
Basketball Freshman team 1956
Beallsville Postal Employees
Turn of century postal staff
Bethel School -
Graysville High School 1927 [Some people named - need more names]
Graysville High School Basketball Team 1924 - 1925 [Some players named - need more names]
Graysville High School Basketball Team 1925 - 1926 [Some players named - need more names]
Graysville High School Basketball Team 1950 - 1951
Graysville High School - High School,
Elementary School and Community Center
Lewisville School Class of 1925
Lewisville High School then Elementary
School - white wooden, photo taken 1979
Lewisville Elementary Class
Picture of about 45 students and teacher in need of identification
Lewisville School - High School,
Elementary School and Community Center, red brick, taken 2002
Miltonsburg High
School - 1922
Monroe County Central High School -
Photo taken November 2002
Sardis High School Graduating class of
1914
Sardis High School Believed to
be the Class of 1936
Sardis High School Five pictures from the
1940s-1950s: 1,
2, 3, 4, and 5
Salem High School Championship
basketball team in 1930
Salem High School Program of
Commencement Exercise, 1931
Skyvue High School-
Elementary School
Sunsbury
Basketball Team Sunsbury (Beallsville)
Basketball Team 1930
Sunsbury
Basketball Team Sunsbury (Beallsville)
Basketball Team 1932
Woodsfield High School Girl s Basketball Team - Basketball Team 1925 1926
Woodsfield High School Girl s Basketball Team - Basketball Team 1927
Woodsfield High School - Photo taken in
the 1940s
Woodsfield High School - Photo taken in
the 1950s
Woodsfield High School - Photo taken
November 2002
TOWNS, of
Plat of Antioch 1898
The Wall Street Journal story of the patriotism
of Beallsville and
Beallsville School - class of students
Beallsville RR - across the tracks
Beallsville Postal Employees Turn of century postal
staff
Plat of Beallsville 1898
Plat of Brownsville 1898
Covered Bridge near
Methodist Church on the Square in
Tobacco Barn near
Calais Church in Calais, Monroe County,
Ohio; date unknown
Cameron
Photo of Cameron a view of Cameron with buildings and major sites identified;
probably 1930-1940
Plat of Cameron 1898
ME Church - Clarington
Plat of Clarington 1898
Will J. Cummins Christmas card of an
Article about Dairy and Foxtown
Dairy Cash Store 1888
Dairy Cash Store 1940s
Dairy Blacksmith Shop blacksmith shop located in downtown Dairy, OH
Dairy, OH Farm farm near Dairy,
Dairy, OH Farm same farm (as 1920s view) near Dairy,
Plat of Duffy 1898
Plat of Fly 1898
Article about Dairy and Foxtown
Foxtown, Ohio photo probably taken in the early 1900s
Foxtown Store Foxtown was really never a town more of
a cross-road
Graham
Graysville - Graysville, Ohio in the late
1920's - 30's by
Delvin Devore
Graysville High School - High School,
Elementary School and Community Center
Plat of Graysville -- 1898
Hannibal a brief history of Bare s Landing, Baresville, and
Hannibal
Plat of Baresville/Hannibal
1898
Hannibal Mill a brief mention of the
mill, ownership, and date of construction.
(no photo)
John Bare (b. 1810) Front yard a view
from John Bare s (b. 1810) front yard
John Bare (b. 1810) s Pigs a photo
of John Bare s (b. 1810) pig sty with
Hannibal post card of
Olin Mathieson
Aluminum Plant photo taken in 1968
River Boats two boats at
Steamer on Ohio River the
steamer,
Steam-powered Tractor photo of Sadie
Baker of
Jackson Ridge Store David Yoss
store near intersection of Ohio Routes 800 and 255
Jackson Ridge School school located in parking
lot that
Belmont-Monroe Reunion a programme for the August 1905 Reunion
Belmont-Monroe Reunion Ribbon Commemorative Ribbon of 2nd
Annual Belmont-Monroe
Belmont-Monroe Reunion nine scenes from the 1941 and 1951 reunions: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9
Jerusalem High School 1920 -
1921
Plat of Jerusalem 1898
Laings
Plat of New Castle/Laings
1898
Plat of Lebanon 1898
Arlington House Hotel a Lewisville
Hotel built about 1882
Bent Tree a Monroe County landmark found
near Lewisville, Ohio
Billman Store
a brief history of the Billman Store. Also see Oblinger - Billman Store
below
Billman
Postcard postcard from Frank Billman to his
wife written in 1944
Burkhart Church - near Lewisville, OH
Citizens' Petition to the Council of the Village of
Distler
Hotel/(former) John Feiock Hotel - photo taken
about 1900
Feiock
and Distler Store outside view of the store
Feiock and Distler Store inside view of the store taken about
1907
Feiock's Store
Collapsed - storm of July 14, 1954 in Lewisville, OH
German Methodist Church
John Feiock
Hotel (former)/Distler Hotel photo taken about
1900
John Feiock Hotel
(former) - photo taken 1982
John Feiock Hotel
(former) - photo taken 2002
Lewis (or Levi) Hehr # 1
oil well in Owl Hollow,
Lewisville Band - photo taken 1898
Lewisville, Ohio - a "word
picture" of
Lewisville, Ohio - a history of
Lewisville, Ohio - a history of
Lewisville, Ohio - photo taken in 1900
Lewisville, Ohio - photo taken in 1980
Lewisville, Ohio - map of Summit Twp., Monroe
County, showing Lewisville, OH
Lewisville High School then Elementary
School - white wooden, photo taken 1979
Lewisville School picture
picture from a year book
Lewisville, Ohio Post Office - Former bank building
Lewisville Railroad Station the
narrow-gauge railroad station in
Lewisville Tobacco Packing House -
photo 2002
License Plate Holder bought at
sale in Lewisville, OH
Mollie's Garden - original settlement
in Summit Township, Monroe County, Ohio
Narrow Gauge Railroad at the
Lewisville Station, photo taken about 1880s
Oblinger - Billman Store - a history of store ownership and
fate. Also see Billman Store above.
Oblinger House
burned Sept: 7, 1956 with the Oblinger Billman
Store in Lewisville, Ohio
Oil Wells Oil wells dotted the
landscape in and around
Plat of Lewisville 1898
Spiry # 1 Oil well
located about 1 mile east of Lewisville, Ohio
St. Peter's -
St. Peter s View of the church when it was active in
the early decades of the 20th Century.
St. Peter's - Parsonage of the
Road Construction - Routes 78 and 145
intersection in Lewisville, OH
Wise Rig # 1 a mile east of
Plat of Malaga 1898
Bethel School -
Miltonsburg
Menkel House -
Historical house in Miltonsburg, Ohio
Miltonsburg Baseball
Team - before 1910 [Some players named - need more names]
Miltonsburg
Blacksmith Shop - About 1900 - photo on silk
Miltonsburg Ed
Young Store - as it appeared in about 1900
Miltonsburg
General Store - photo taken in the early 1900s
Miltonsburg
General Store - photo taken before 1918
Miltonsburg General
Store Bldg. - after conversion to garage - photo taken Nov. 2002
Miltonsburg Groux Store - sketch of store as it appeared in about
1900
Miltonsburg High
School - Class of 1922 [Students and teacher named]
Miltonsburg
House - Abandoned house in Miltonsburg - Photo
taken November 2002
Miltonsburg Jail
- [Historical information needed]
Miltonsburg Jail 2 - [Historical information needed]
Miltonsburg Jail 3
- Photo taken July 19, 1959
Miltonsburg Menkel Shop Probably the William Menkel
Monument shop in Miltonsburg
Miltonsburg Post
Office Closure of the Miltonsburg P.O. in 1942
Miltonsburg School
History - Written by Clyde Decker
and published in the Spirit of Democracy, Dec. 1980
Miltonsburg
St. Peters Evangelical Church and Parsonage - about mid-1900s
Miltonsburg Tobacco
- Two hogsheads of tobacco going to market
Miltonsburg
Town Hall - Photo taken November 2002
Miltonsburg Town Plan
- As it was in about 1898
Smallpox - Difficult Days in the Winter of
1896 - How Miltonsburg coped with the smallpox
epidemic
Bent Tree a Monroe County landmark found near Monroefield,
Ohio
Rinard Mills
Rinard Mills
School Date and subjects unknown
Construction building a barn or house
near
Decoration Day photo on Decoration Day at
Sardis, OH about 1910
Farm Work use of a steam driven tractor in
early 20th century
Farming two photos of Homer Jones making
hay in the 1930s: 1 and 2
Ferry Ohio River ferry between Fly, OH
and Sistersville, WV
Fire Brief report of a fire in
Mt. Zion Lutheran - Sardis
Packet Boat the Helen E., a packet boat out
of Sardis, Ohio
Plat of Sardis 1898
Sardis picture post card of
Road Work road-grader pulled by tractor
about 1940s
Sardis, Ohio 1913 flood
Sardis, Ohio 1936 flood
Sardis, Ohio Knight of Pythias Officers
Sardis, Ohio history: school essay written by Mrs.
Ella B. Vetter in the year of 1877
Sardis, Ohio
Sardis, Ohio summer photo taken
about 1900
Sardis, Ohio winter photo taken
about 1900
Thrashing Time Six Photos: 1,
2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 taken in 1952
Water-Lift an alternative to a water pump
Central Hotel located in Stafford, Monroe County, Ohio
Ham Curtis delivery service between
Swazey
Swazey Church
photo is of the Swazey church photo taken about
1930
Switzer Baseball Team photo date
unknown. Team members unknown
Musical Institute West Union
Musical Institute in Spring 1917
West Union Church this photo is of an
earlier church bearing the date 1871
West Union Church and School this
one-room school was also known as
West Union Church about 1913
West Union Church about 1913
West Union Church and School Church
with school in background photo of congregation in 1914
West Union Church photo taken October
1965
West Union School Class last day of
school
1st_Car First car in
Monroe County, 1910
Airplane The 1st airplane visit
to Woodsfield, 1929
American Legion Fire Department
Woodsfield firemen and fighting equipment about mid to late 1920s
Bakery new bakery to open in 1924
Bank
Bank New
Building
Children s Home see also 1900
census of Children s Home
Children on Wagon photo taken in 1902
Class of 1902 probably the 1902 class
from the Monroe County Normal School
Confectionery and Tobacco Store Mrs. J.
Bertram
County Fair a brief history of the
Monroe County Fair
Court House before fire of 1905
Court House after fire of 1905
Court House 2009
Delivery Service horse deliveries
make comeback
Directory a 1922 directory of
Woodsfield establishments in poem format
Dillon Garage early undated auto
garage
Electric Shop location of Paul Riemenschneider electric shop in Woodsfield, Ohio
Fire photos of a fire in a tire
recap shop in Woodsfield on August 5, 2005
Football Team 1923
Group of Men Unknown group of men believed
to be taken in Woodsfield, Ohio
Hardware Helbling
Brothers Hardware
Hospital
Hotel Columbia Hotel
Hotel Eagle Hotel
Hotel Smith Hotel while under
construction 1898 1999
Hotel Smith Hotel photo taken about
1906
Hotel Smith Hotel photo taken June
2003
House For Sale photo taken about
1900
House Bertram, Fred Bertram
House Bott, Louis Bott
House Diehl, Fred Diehl
House Kerr, George Kerr
House Mehl, A. C. Mehl
House Mooney, Samuel L. Mooney
House Parry, Dr. J. R. Parry
House Schumacher, William Schumacher
House Taylor, E. D. Taylor
House Tubaugh, A.
J. Tubaugh
Infirmary Poor People s Home
Jail Old Woodsfield Jail photo
taken about early 1930s
Jewelry Store new jewelry store opens
Livery Stable
Livery Stable O. D. Watson Livery
Lumber John Burgbacher
Lumber Company
Main (North) Street in Woodsfield,
OH photo probably taken in the 1920s
Main Street in Woodsfield, Ohio - photo
taken in mid-1930s
Mallory House Located at 224 Eastern
Ave.,
Monument Store
Monument Store Menkel
Bros. Marble and Granite Works, Woodsfield
Monument Store Menkel
Bros. Marble and Granite Works - current site of MBM&G Works in Woodsfield
Monroe County Normal School 1926 [Need names]
Monroe County Courthouse - photo
taken about 1930s
Oil Well Feldner
No. 7 Oil Well after shooting
Parry Museum Former residence of Dr.
John R. Parry (1855-1943)
Parry Museum Barn Barn on the farm
of the residence of Dr. John R. Parry in Woodsfield, Ohio
Photographer Morris / Siburt Brothers of
Photographer W. T. Pennington
Photographer
Plat of Woodsfield 1898
Pope Drug Store unknown date
Saloon A. J. Staudt
Saloon
School
Store Armstrong Corner
Store Lude &
Eager Hardware Store
Store Joost Meat
Market (Exterior)
Store Joost Meat
Market (Interior)
Store P. Schumacher Jr. & Son s Grocery
Town Square photo taken about
1900; also, a companion photo
Town Square looking south along Rt. #
800
Weisend
Brothers Grocery photos of the Weisend Bros
Grocery in 1908 and the same building in 2002
Woodsfield Directory 1922
Woodsfield High School Class Picture
- Graduating Class of 1933
Woodsfield High School Girl s Basketball Team - Basketball Team 1925 1926
Woodsfield High School Girl s Basketball Team - Basketball Team 1927
Woodsfield History a history
written in 1906 also a list of pictures
Woodsfield Post Office - photo taken
about 1950s
Woodsfield Public Square
view of East side of square
Woodsfield Public Square
Woodsfield had been electrified
Woodsfield Volunteer Fire Department
1940
Yoss Building
Fire - 1963
TOWNS, Villages, and Locations of Interest not in Monroe
County, Ohio
Nothweiler, Alsace Lorraine, Germany village of origin of many
Monroe County, Ohio family lines
Nothweiler, Alsace Lorraine, Germany village
Rumbach, Alsace Lorraine, Germany village of origin of many Monroe County,
Ohio family lines
Sch nau, Alsace Lorraine, Germany village of origin of many
Monroe County, Ohio family lines
UNKNOWN
(If you can help identify any
of these photos or subjects in the photos, please contact the photo owner and
the webmaster, R.E. Harrington.)
Unknown Group about 1925 [Some people named - need more names]
Unknown [Possible Piatt family members need help
identifying]
Unknown # 3 [probably member of the
Stacey, Eikleberry or Hensel
family line]
Unknown # 4 [probably member of the
Stacey, Eikleberry or Hensel
family line]
Unknown # 5 [probably member of the
Stacey, Eikleberry or Hensel
family line]
Unknown # 6 [probably member of the
Stacey, Eikleberry or Hensel
family line]
Unknown # 7 no idea who subjects might be
appears to be a family picture.
Trigg House identified as Trigg house in
Shadyside,
Five-Generations companion picture to Trigg
house above
School or Church probably a school
picture
Ridgeville
School Class of 1897-98 and list of names of students. Help requested with identifications.
Little Girl
Photo bought on E-Bay. Subject
unknown. A photo by Pennington of
Woodsfield, Ohio.
West Union Women Five women identified two
women unknown.
Bee Keeping Dave and
Vern Latta about 1940
Thrashing
at Lindsay Stalling s place 1916 - 1919
(This page is under
construction. But, then, aren't they all.)
Last modified March
1, 2011 by reh
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CDs of important
Monroe County record books and newspapers are now available. Each page of dozens of |


Data Source
We found our training data on the NHL website, where it is publicly available. We used halftime commentary from each season 2004-2017. The halftime commentary from several games was cut short either due to breaking news or technical error, so these commentaries were omitted. Our training set consists of 5,600 commentaries.
Data Cleaning
We cleaned our data by removing advertisements and words unrecognized by the NLTK dictionary, except for proper nouns. We replaced proper nouns with PLAYER for any player name and team names with TEAM1, TEAM2, or TEAM_OTHER to align the teams being described with the teams competing or a team being described that is not currently competing.
We detected technical glitches by setting a minimum commentary of 500 words. We omitted any commentary that did not contain 500 words.


Flex Engine Update 5
It has been a while since the last update (almost nine months!), and a lot has changed in that time! I finished adding support for image-based lighting and reflection probes, then after a short break I came back to the project and decided to shift my goal with it from being to create a tool to learn graphics APIs with to now creating a game with. To that end, I’ve temporarily suspended support for Vulkan and left OpenGL as the primary graphics API being used while I focus on adding support for gameplay systems.
Having a concrete goal to aim for has proven very useful for a number of reasons, the biggest of which being the restrictions a game places on the engine’s features. Any feature that doesn’t directly improve the game is immediately cut. By not making any assumptions about what might be needed in the future, and instead only implementing features which are necessary right now, I ensure that my time is spent directly benefiting the game.
The main features I’ve implemented since the last update include scene serialization, audio playback, text rendering, post-processing, and physics simulation.
To serialize a scene I write all objects, materials, and lights to a JSON file. I first added a JSON parser/writer, and then I added support for saving the various types of objects (simple meshes, physics data, reflection probes, the skybox, …). Recently I added a distinction between a user-saved file and the default scene layout. This way a player can go through the game and save their progress, while at any time being able to “restart” and erase all their progress. I also added support for saving out “prefabs” to individual files, which can be instantiated into scenes without duplicating the shared fields. I also added a translation gizmo which is displayed on top of the currently selected object to make moving objects around the scene easier.
For audio playback I’m using OpenAL. So far I’ve just added bare-bones support with no mixing or fancy controls – just playing, pausing, and stopping sounds and setting volume and pitch.
To load fonts I’m using FreeType, and then generating a signed distance-field font atlas per variant at startup. Signed distance-field fonts are great at drawing text at different sizes without loss of detail, which is why I chose to add support for them. I’m planning on eventually saving the generated atlas out to disk and then loading in that texture on successive runs, rather than generate it on each bootup.
I’ve added handful of post-processing effects thus far including basic contrast, brightness, and saturation control, tone-mapping, gamma-correction, “fast approximate anti-aliasing”, and chromatic aberration. Those effects already give me a lot of control over the final image, but I’ll definitely be adding more effects as time goes on, including a better AA solution, bloom, and screen-space ambient occlusion among others.
For physics simulation I’m using Bullet. It was quite a simple addition to the project which just required adding some boilerplate initialization and destruction code and a wrapper for rigid bodies.
Besides those features I’ve made lots of small changes and additions, including adding gamepad support, basic profiling helpers, and several configuration files which are super helpful for saving user-specific state between sessions.
Going forward I’ll be continuing to focus on implementing and improving gameplay-systems and hopefully getting closer to having a fun game.


The intertidal zone is also known as the littoral zone and is the area submerged with water at mean high tide and exposed at mean low tide. Organisms living in this zone must adapt to the harsh conditions of pounding surf, threatening land and ocean predators, and changing temperatures.
Saltmarshes are areas that are inundated or saturated with surface or groundwater for a frequency or duration of time significant enough to support vegetation and life. They are a key habitat for a myriad of organisms and play a crucial role in coastal dynamics.
Dunes are mounds of sand formed by a natural erosional force. They can form in deserts, oceans, and mountains. Additionally, they are important because they absorb the impact of waves, prevent flooding, reduce damage caused by wind, and in general are the first line of defense.
A maritime forest is an ecosystem or assemblage of ecosystems dominated by trees that forms on a dune system. They develop in areas where soil has been stabilized, although the soil remains sandy and relatively nutrient-poor.
An estuary is an area where a freshwater river or stream meets the ocean. When freshwater and seawater combine, the water becomes brackish, or slightly salty. The water level and salinity rise and fall with the high and low tides and the rainy and dry seasons.
Sponges are one of the most simplistic multi-celled organisms. They don't have any mouth so they obtain energy through filter feeding.
Red Beard Sponge (Microciona prolifera)
Red Algae are able to photosynthesize at great depths and are one of the most common species in the sub-littoral zone. Also, they vary in color from red to nearly black.
False Aghardiella (Gracilaria verrucosa)
75% of all species are in the Arthropoda phylum. Their epidermis secretes a protective calcium carbonate and chitin exoskeleton.
Horseshoe Crab (Limulus polyphemus)
Spermatophytes are seed-bearing plants and are classified as either gymnosperms or angiosperms.
Smooth Cordgrass (Spartina patens)
Chlorophyta is a paraphyletic group containing 7,000 species of green algae. Chlorophyte actually means "green plant" in greek.
Sea Lettuce (Ulva lactuca)
Most mollusks have a hard external shell. All mollusks develop similar larvae, and all have a complete digestive system, and blood circulatory system.
Common Periwinkle (Littorina littorea)
Brown algae are found primarily in colder waters and can grow up to 60 meters long.
Sea Potato (Leathesia difformis)
Cnidarians have either the polyp or medusa form, have radial symmetry, and only two layers of living tissue.
Moon Jelly (Aurelia aurita)
"Echinoderm" comes from Greek roots meaning spiny skin. Their primary characteristics besides spiny skin are a five-part radial symmetry and a water vascular system.
Hairy Sea-Cucumber (Sclerodactyla briareus)
The tides that help create the intertidal zone are the result of gravitational and centrifugal forces. The combination of these forces is the tide-generating force. The tide-generating force causes water to bulge towards the moon at the perigee in the moon's orbit and away from the moon at the apogee in the moon's orbit. The sun causes similar bulges, but they are 46% smaller than lunar bulges due to the sun's distance from the earth. Spring tides happen during the full moon and new moon lunar phases and cause the highest high tides and the lowest low tides. Neap tides happen during the first quarter moon and third quarter moon lunar phases and cause the lowest high tides and the highest low tides.
Click on the images below and scroll using the right arrow key to simulate the moon's orbit and its effect on tides.


Platform 9 & 3/4
Schedule your fairlytale adventure
TRAIN SCHEDULE
TRAIN NAME
DESTINATION
FIRST DEPARTURE
FREQUENCY (min)
NEXT ARRIVAL
ADD NEW TRAIN
Train Name
Destination
First Train Time
Frequency (Min)
Submit


BPMN Sketch Miner
Syntax Reference - Conditions
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The US Laboratory Report Implementation (USLabReport) consists of the guidance documentation, profiles, operations, value sets and conformance statements it defines. This implementation has been prepared as a U.S. Realm Specification on behalf of the HL7 Orders and Observation Workgroup.
Laboratory Test Reporting in the US Realm ambulatory care setting (USLab Report) - This use case is based upon upon existing regulatory requirements for Laboratories and Electronic Health Record Systems (EHR-S) for reporting clinical laboratory results to ordering providers. The content has been modeled after the joint HL7 and The Standards and Interoperability (S&I) Framework Laboratory Results Interface (LRI) Initiative and the HL7 V3 Lab Normative Standard . However, much of the content is likely to be usable outside the ambulatory space and in other jurisdictions.The USLabReport is built on top of the HL7 FHIR standard. Basic aspects of the FHIR protocol, including RESTful operations, data types, search, etc. apply.
Profiles -The current focus of implementing USLabReport is using a FHIR Bundle Resource to exchange a DiagnosticReport Profile and the Resource Profiles it references. This FHIR bundle completely defines the laboratory results report. The Resource Profiles that may be used in the bundle are outlined below: (This list is not meant to be exhaustive as additional resources may also to be used)
In addition to defining the the USLabReport bundle this implementation consists of the following components:
Published by: HL7 Orders and Observations Workgroup
Primary Author/Editor: Eric M Haas, Health eData Inc.