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Police looking into murder of worker of co-op where Petito and Laundrie had fight
Police in Utah are investigating a potential link between 'van-life' woman Gabby Petito's disappearance and the murder of a woman who worked at the Moab co-op where Petito and fiancé Brian Laundrie had an explosive fight.
Six days after Petito and Laundrie had a physical altercation at Moonflower Community Cooperative, store worker Kylen Schulte, 24, and her wife Crystal Turner, 38, were found dead and partially undressed where they had been camping.
Schulte and Turner told friends about a 'creepy man' that had been bothering them and that 'if something happened to them, that they were murdered.' On August 18, their bodies were found at a campsite in the La Sal Mountains, an hour away from Moab.
Around the time Schulte and Turner were killed in Utah, police across the state line in San Miguel County, Colorado warned campers after they found more than 30 weapons at a man's campsite in Telluride, just over two hours away from Moab.
Police said his whereabouts were unknown and it is unclear if police eventually arrested him.
Six days after Petito and Laundrie had a physical altercation at Moonflower Community Cooperative, store worker Kylen Schulte, 24, and her wife Crystal Turner, 38, were found dead and partially undressed where they had been camping
Police in Utah are investigating a potential link between 'van-life' woman Gabby Petito's disappearance and the murder of a woman who worked at the Moab co-op where Petito and fiancé Brian Laundrie had an explosive fight. Around the time Schulte and Turner were killed in Utah, police across the state line in San Miguel County, Colorado warned campers after they found more than 30 weapons at a man's campsite in Telluride
Petito and Laundrie had started a fight at the Moonflower co-op, before they checked out and continued fighting in their van and police was called
Now police in Moab and North Port, Florida, where Petito and Laundrie lived, are looking into possible links between the the double murder and Petito's missing person case.
'The Grand County Sheriff's Office has been in contact with Florida authorities and we are actively looking into any connection between the Gabby Petito missing person case and the double homicide that occurred in Grand County,' the sheriff told FOX in a statement.
North Port Chief of Police said: 'We provided them with whatever information we could. They don't have any [murder] suspect information right now. They told us that they're looking at everything at this point.'
The arsenal found in Telluride included knives, hatchets, a cross-bow and several swords.
'In light of the past week's double homicide of campers outside Moab, l want to caution people to be aware of their surroundings,' the sheriff office said at the time.
Police did not release the identity of the man citing 'pre-trial publicity,' and as of August 23 his whereabout were unknown.
'The individual has been arrested three times in the Norwood and Telluride areas since July 1st for charges including weapons offenses, burglary of a local laundromat, possession of meth, trespassing, and theft.
'The judge has repeatedly released this man from jail on PR bonds over the objections of the District Attorney's office,' San Miguel County Sheriff shared on Twitter.
Petito and Laundrie got into a physical fight at the Moonflower co-op on August 12, a day before Schulte and Turner were last seen leaving a bar in Moab.
Police bodycam footage shows Petito telling cops why she slapped her boyfriend Brian Laundrie in a dramatic incident 13 days before she was last seen in Gran Teton National Park in Wyoming. She was in a cross-country trip with Laundrie set to end in Halloween, but was reported missing by her mother on Sept 11 two weeks after they last spoke on the phone.
The video shows an emotional Petito, 22, with tears streaming down her face telling officers she 'was trying to get him to stop telling me to calm down' and admitting the couple 'have been fighting all morning.'
In the clip, shot near Moab in Utah, Petito says she suffers from OCD and anxiety, with both her and Laundrie saying she was stressed because of the YouTube blog they were working on to document the doomed cross-country trip.
Laundrie is seen with scratches on his face and arm which he tells an officer were caused when Petito 'was trying to get the keys from me' and 'hit me with her phone'.
He later said she was angry with him because of his dirty feet. When an officer asks Petito if her boyfriend hit her, she replies 'I guess' and makes a grabbing motion on her chin.
Schulte and Turner told friends about a 'creepy man' that had been bothering them and that 'if something happened to them, that they were murdered'
The pair was found dead in a nearby creek, partially undressed and with multiple gunshot wounds to the bodies
The arsenal found in Telluride included knives, hatchets, a cross-bow and several swords. 'In light of the past week's double homicide of campers outside Moab, l want to caution people to be aware of their surroundings,' the sheriff office said at the time. Police did not release the identity of the man citing 'pre-trial publicity'
Laundrie admits he 'pushed her' during the altercation.
The cops determine Petito was 'the primary aggressor' and say they are separating the couple for the night.
The couple had been traveling around the country in their camper van since early July and were visiting Moab, Utah when they got into an altercation, an incident report reveals.
The report says officers received reports of a 'possible domestic violence' incident involving the couple near the Moonflower Community Co-op in Moab on August 12 around 4:30pm.
The report, released by the Moab Police Department on Wednesday, documented that the couple admitted they had been going through 'issues' over the last couple days.
On Thursday, North Port Police Chief Todd Garrison said at a press conference the case was still being treated as a missing person's enquiry, and that there is so far no evidence of criminality in her disappearance.
'Right now, we are investigating a missing person case,' he said.
Garrison, joined by Petito's dad, said police were aware of Laundrie's current location but 'right now, no' they cannot bring him in for questioning.
'Two people went on a trip, one person returned. And that person that returned isn't providing us any information,' he said.
Garrison added that it was Laundrie's 'constitutional right' not to speak with law enforcement but said his lawyer had handed over some property they requested from him.
A tearful Petito is seen in the back of the police car. Laundrie admits he 'pushed her' during the altercation and cops determine Petito was 'the primary aggressor'
Emotional new police bodycam footage has revealed the moment Utah cops asked missing 'van-life' woman Gabby Petito why she slapped her boyfriend Brian Laundrie in a dramatic incident 13 days before she disappeared on their cross-country trip
Laundrie is seen with scratches on his face which he tells an officer were caused when Petito 'was trying to get the keys from me' and 'hit me with her phone'
Laundrie shows the officers his hands during the incident on August 12 – two weeks before his girlfriend vanished
The statement from Brian Laundrie's attorney:
'Many people are wondering why Mr. Laundrie would not make a statement or speak with law enforcement in the face of Ms. Petito's absence.
'In my experience, intimate partners are often the first person law enforcement focus their attention on in cases like this and the warning that 'any statement made will be used against you' is true, regardless of whether my client had anything to do with Ms. Petito's disappearance.
'As such, on the advice of counsel Mr. Laundrie is not speaking on the matter.
'I have been informed that the North Port, Florida police have named Brian Laundrie as a 'person of interest' in this matter.
'This formality has not really changed the circumstances of Mr. Laundrie being the focus of attention of law enforcement and Mr. Laundrie will continue to remain silent on the advice of counsel.'
Petito was reported missing on September 11 after her family hadn't heard from her in 13 days. She last spoke to her mother on the phone on August 25 and her last known location was Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming.
Laundrie returned to their home in North Port, Florida, alone on September 1 in the couple's camper van – which has now been seized by police – 10 days before she was reported missing.
On Wednesday police officially named Laundrie a 'person of interest' in her mystery disappearance and said he is refusing to cooperate with their investigation.
Laundrie's attorney released a statement saying he is not speaking to police or making a statement 'on the advice of counsel' because 'intimate partners are often the first person law enforcement focus their attention on in cases like this.'
Petito's father Joe told Fox & Friends First the focus must be 'to make sure we get my daughter home first' and then 'we'll start worrying about Brian' later.
'I don't care what happens to him right now,' said Petito's father.
'That can't be my primary focus if he's going to sit in the comfort of his home, you know, and get home cooked meals, why my daughter's out, you know, God knows where, you know, I don't give two craps about him.'
'I got to be out there to help her, because the one person who is supposed to be leading the charge is sitting home in his lazy boy chair, you know, not talking to anybody.'
Joe said learning about the August 12 incident and Laundrie being named a person of interest, had left him feeling 'it's not what you thought it was.'
However, he said he just wants to keep the focus on finding his daughter.
'It's not what you thought it was,' he said.
'August 12, the person of interest… I get it from a legal side of it but from a family side we don't have Gabby.
'I want to care about finding my daughter first. That's my first objective.'
The bodycam footage shows an officer reporting that the driver of a vehicle ahead is showing 'obscure driving', driving 45mph in a 15mph road, and is 'possibly intoxicated.'
He says the vehicle has bumped a curb and puts the sirens on.
The officer then gets out the vehicle and approaches the couple's white camper van, which they have pulled over.
Petito, who is crying, is seen sitting in the the passenger seat and Laundrie is driving.
The officer asks them to turn off the vehicle and asks their names and 'What's going on? Why are you crying?'
'We've just been fighting this morning, some personal issues,' says Petito.
Laundrie says it was 'a long day' of camping yesterday.
The officer asks Petito to step out of the vehicle and takes her down the road, separating the couple to ask her what happened.
'I have OCD and I was just cleaning and straightening…,' she says, while sobbing.
'And I was apologizing to him and saying I'm sorry that I am so mean as sometimes I am so mean because I have OCD and get really frustrated.
'Not like mean towards him, I guess my vibe is like in a bad mood, and I said I'm sorry I'm in a bad mood I am stressed I had so much work.'
She tells the officer they are traveling the country and trying to 'build a blog'.
'We have been fighting all morning and he wouldn't let me in the car before,' she says.
When the officer asks why he wouldn't let her in the car, she says 'he told me needed to calm down' adding that he 'really stresses me out' and that it's 'been a rough morning.'
A map shows the last known movements of Petito and Laundrie along their cross-country road trip which began July 2
According to the document, cops were called to a local business in Moab, Utah on August 12, after a witness reported seeing the couple 'arguing over a phone' outside their van
The officer tells Petito she is 'not in any trouble' and escorts her to the back of the cop car so she can 'take a breath' and have 'a few minutes.'
The officer then asks Laundrie to step out the vehicle and asks him what has happened.
'She gets really worked up sometimes and I try to distance myself from it,' Laundrie says.
Laundrie also mentions her work on the blog and that 'she got worked up.'
He goes on to say they had a 'little squabble' which started in the coffee shop 'when I moved our food around' and 'I'm dirty, and I can't change being dirty, I got sand in my flip flops and stuff.'
The officer asks about the scratches on his face, with Laundrie explaining that there was an altercation involving her cellphone and their keys.
'She had her cellphone in her hand, that's why I was pushing her away,' he says.
'Coz I had the keys… I said let's take a breather and let's not go anywhere. Let's calm down a minute.'
He adds: 'And she had her phone, and was trying to get the keys from me.
'I know I shouldn't have pushed her but I was just trying to push her away to say take a minute step back and breathe. And she hit me with her phone.'
A tearful Petito tells cops she has OCD and anxiety and that she was stressed because she was trying to 'build a blog'
When an officer asks Petito if her boyfriend hit her, she replies 'I guess' and gestures to her chin. Petito admits he 'pushed her' during the altercation
Laundrie shows cops his arms which they say note scratches on, before officers determine Petito was the 'primary aggressor'
At one point, officers check Laundrie's hands, arm and torso, noting scratch marks on his arm.
A second officer is then seen talking to Petito who is sitting in the back of the cop car.
'Did he hit you?' the officer asks.
'I guess,' she replies, becoming tearful.
When the officer asks where Laundrie hit her, she clasps her chin in a grabbing motion.
'He like, did that with his hand,' she says.
Much of the audio is unclear at this point.
Petito tells the officers she suffers from 'anxiety' and that Laundrie 'gets frustrated a lot'.
She insists neither of them have been drinking because 'we don't drink'.
Petito admits she was 'yelling at him', then said 'you're an idiot" and made a punching motion.
She is later seen in the back of the car with a distressed expression on her face and her hands clasped in front of her on her lap.
'Were you attempting to cause him physical pain or impairment? Is that what you were attempting to do to him?' an officer asks.
Petito, who is looking at the officer, replies no.
The cops determine Petito was 'the primary aggressor' and say they are separating the couple (pictured together) for the night
'What were you attempting to do?' the cop asks.
'What was the reason behind the slapping and stuff? What was it you were attempting to accomplish by the slapping?'
'I was trying to get him to stop telling me to calm down,' Petito says, as her face crumples in tears.
The officer replies to her that 'it doesn't sound good.'
Later in the footage, the officer is seen telling Petito he will be keeping her and Laundrie apart for the night.
'I am separating you two tonight, okay?' the officer is heard telling Petito.
The 22-year-old nods through tears in response and mouths 'okay.'
'I want you guys both to be tonight, away from each other,' the officer says.
'Relax, breathe, because there's no need to be crying now,' he tells Petito.
Petito nods and wipes tears from her eyes.
'I understand that this can feel like a nightmare,' the officer says.
'But you have come out as the golden flower on top.'
The cops are also seen talking in the footage about the accounts given by Petito, Laundrie and the witness who reported the incident to police, where they agree she was 'the primary aggressor.'
Laundrie says he doesn't want to pursue any charges but the cops say they have no choice but to separate the pair for the night.
In his report, responding officer Daniel Scott Robbins said he pulled the couple over as they were driving towards Arches National Park and noticed Gabby 'crying uncontrollably' in the passenger seat
According to the police incident report, a witness, identified only as Christopher, had reported seeing the pair 'arguing over a phone.'
In his account, one of the responding officers Eric Pratt, wrote that 'all three individuals' – Gabby, Laundrie, and the witness – gave 'a similar and consistent story, consisting of the basic idea that the driver of the van, a male, had some sort of argument with the female.'
Pratt said no one reported 'that the male struck the female' and that both Gabby and Laundrie said 'they are in love and engaged to be married and desperately didn't wish to see anyone charged with a crime.'
The report reveals Laundrie told officers that he had tried to create distance between the two by telling Gabby 'to go take a walk to calm down', but 'she didn't want to be separated from [him] and began slapping him.'
'He grabbed her face and pushed her back as she pressed upon him and the van, he tried to lock her out and succeeded except for his driver's door, she opened that and forced her way over him and into the vehicle before it drove off,' Pratt states.
The bystander who reported the incident told cops a similar version of events but noted that he saw 'what appeared to him as Gabrielle hitting Brian in the arm and then climbing through the driver's window' after she appeared to be locked out.
A second officer, Daniel Scott Robbins, later located the couple – who had already left the scene by then – driving in their Ford Transit van towards Arches National Park and pulled them over.
He said he noticed Gabby 'crying uncontrollably' in the passenger seat as he approached the vehicle and asked to speak to her outside.
The report was redacted to conceal sensitive information but suggests Gabby told police she and Laundrie became embroiled in an altercation that was fueled by mental health issues.
Cops received reports of a possible domestic violence incident near the Moonflower Community Co-op in Moab on August 12
The above map illustrates the places Petito and Laundrie visited since the start of the trip leaving New York on July 2 to when she last spoke to her family on August 25 from Grand Teton National Park
'Gabrielle told me that she suffers from [redacted] with [redacted],' Robbins wrote.
'Because of her [redacted] and [redacted], combined with little arguments she and Brian had been having that day, she was struggling with her mental health, which led to the incident that was reported to law enforcement.'
He added that at 'no point' in his investigation did Gabby 'stop crying, breathing heavily, or compose a sentence without needing to wipe away tears, wipe her nose, or rub her knees with her hands.'
Robbins said that he had seen Petito and Laundrie's van traveling 45mph in a 15mph zone while he tried to catch up to them earlier and activated his lights to initiate a traffic stop.
But upon doing so, he noticed the vehicle abruptly swerve to the right and the rear right wheels hit the curb before finally coming to a stop.
Robbins said Petito later told him that this was a result of her trying to get Laundrie's 'attention to notice me as I was behind them with my lights on' and that she did not intend to hurt him.
But during his conversation with the cop shortly after, Laundrie said that when he noticed police lights flashing behind them, he thought Gabby 'had grabbed the wheel of the van and pulled it, causing the van to hit the curb.'
The report says Laundrie told the officer both he and Gabby suffer from the same problem and that issues between the two 'had been building over the last few days.'
'This in turn, caused them to argue more than usual,' Robbins wrote. 'Brian explained he and Gabrielle have been traveling together for the last four or five months.
'That time spent created emotional strain between them and increased the number of arguments.'
Police on Tuesday revealed they responded to an 'incident' involving 22-year-old 'van-life woman' Gabby Petito and her boyfriend, Brian Laundrie, two weeks before she was last seen
Gabby's family lashed out at the Laundries in a statement Tuesday. 'Brian is refusing to tell Gabby's family where he last saw her. Brian is also refusing to explain why he left Gabby all alone and drove her van to Florida. These are critical questions that require immediate answers.'
Laundrie went on to describe the events leading up to the altercation, saying he and Gabby had gotten into an argument near Main Street and he tried to create space between them 'so they could calm their emotions.'
He said he then got into their van and that Gabby went into a 'manic state.'
'Brian said Gabrielle, thinking he was going to leave her in Moab without a ride, went to slap him,' the report states.
He then pushed her away in an attempt to dodge the hit, but still sustained minor visible scratches to his face.
When questioned about the scratches to his right arm, Brian told Robbins they must've happened when Gabby was trying to alert him that they were being pulled over by police, the report states.
'This, however, was not consistent with Gabrielle's statement, further suggesting her confused and emotional state,' the officer wrote.
Robbins later concluded that he did not believe the situation 'escalated to the level of a domestic assault as much as that of a mental health crisis.'
According to officer, both expressed a 'desire to remain together and ultimately agreed to be separated' with Brian staying in a hotel room and Gabby in the van until the following day.
A statement provided by a second responding officer, Eric Pratt, said he believed the initial witness reported that it was Laundrie who had 'assaulted' Petito.
'It wasn't clear, but I believe it was reported the male had been observed to have assaulted the female,' he wrote.
Laundrie was then assessed to be 'at low risk of danger or harm as a result of his proximity' to Gabby and no charges were filed, Pratt wrote.
Nicole Schmidt, of Long Island, New York, gave a teary-eyed interview to reporters in Bohemia on Monday afternoon about her daughter Gabby Petitio, who has been missing since August 24. Schmidt tells DailyMail.com that on September 10 she texted Brian and his mother Roberta trying to get in touch with Gabby, but neither replied
Cops investigating the disappearance of Gabby Petito say they are not ruling out a link to the double-murder of a young newlywed couple
Police investigating the disappearance of 'van-life' woman Gabby Petito have said they are not ruling out a link to the double-murder of a young newlywed couple.
Kylen Schulte, 24, and Crystal Turner, 38, were found shot dead near their campsite in the La Sal Mountains in Moab, Utah, on August 18.
Their bodies were discovered by a friend after they told several people about a 'creepy man' around their campsite.
They were last seen alive on August 13 at Woody's Tavern in Moab – one day after police were called to a nearby incident involving Petito and boyfriend Brian Laundrie on August 12.
There are other bizarre connections between the two cases.
Kylen Schulte, 24, and Crystal Turner, 38, were found shot dead in Moab, Utah, on August 18
Schulte and Turner were also living in a camper van after marrying four months ago.
Schulte had also worked for the last four years at the Moonflower Community Cooperative.
The store was identified in the police report detailing the August 12 incident involving Petito and Laundrie.
Officers had been called to near the store around 4:30pm that day for a 'possible domestic violence' incident.
Utah police said Wednesday they are not ruling out a possible connection between the couple's murder and Petito's disappearance, reported Fox13.
'We're looking at everything,' said a Grand County Sheriff's Office spokesperson.
'I mean, anything and everything that was suspicious around that time or we're not ruling anything out at this time. So we're just investigating the information as it comes in.'
On Tuesday, Moab Chief of Police Bret Edge confirmed that cops had responded to an incident involving the pair but they later 'determined that insufficient evidence existed to justify criminal charges,' Fox News reported.
He did not disclose additional details at the time.
Addressing reports of the incident on Wednesday, Gabby's mother, Nichole Schmidt told DailyMail.com: 'It's irrelevant.
'Two people traveling together with each other 24 hours a day, it's not going to be perfect, it was an argument, and that's all I'm going to say about it.'
The family released a statement Wednesday condemning Laundrie as the 'one person that can help find Gabby refuses to help.'
'The Schmidt and Petito family are going through the worst moments of their lives. Their beautiful twenty-two year old daughter is missing and the one person that can help find Gabby refuses to help. Brian Laundrie was traveling with Gabby in the Grand Teton – Yellowstone area. They were traveling together in Gabby's 2012 Ford Transit van. That is where we believe Gabby was last seen.
'Brian is refusing to tell Gabby's family where he last saw her. Brian is also refusing to explain why he left Gabby all alone and drove her van to Florida. These are critical questions that require immediate answers.
'The Schmidt and Petito family beg the Laundrie family to not 'remain in the background' but to help find who Brian referred to as the love of his life. How does Brian stay in the background when he is the one person that knows where Gabby is located?' they said.
'The Schmidt and Petito family implore Brian to come forward and at least tell us if we are looking in the right area.'
Meanwhile, Laundrie's attorney released a statement saying he is 'not speaking on the matter' and 'will continue to remain silent on the advice of counsel.'
'Many people are wondering why Mr. Laundrie would not make a statement or speak with law enforcement in the face of Ms. Petito's absence,' the statement read.
Laundrie was named a person of interest by police Wednesday, who said he 'has not made himself available to be interviewed by investigators or has provided any helpful details.'
Petito, who had been traveling across the country with Laundrie in their camper van since July 2, was last known to have been visiting Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming on August 25.
She was reported missing by her mother on September 11, two weeks after she had last spoken on to her on the phone, and ten days after Laundrie returned to his home in North Port, Florida without her.
Laundrie, who drove to Florida in the van he shared with Petito, has since hired a lawyer and refused to tell Petito's family where she was last seen.
Schmidt sent her daughter's boyfriend and his family desperate texts looking for her but was ignored.
Schmidt said they'd been a couple for a little over two years, but met growing up in Long Island. 'They went to high school together. They were friends. They got back in touch and started dating'
Gabby set out on a cross-country trip July 2 with boyfriend Brian Laundrie in the couple's 2012 Ford Transit van. Brian posted this photo of the couple on Instagram on July 16 at Zion National Park
Schmidt told DailyMail.com in an exclusive interview that on September 10 she reached out to Brian and his mother Roberta Laundrie trying to reach her daughter after she had not heard from her.
The gloves are off: Schmidt and Petito want answers
'The Schmidt and Petito family beg the Laundrie family to not 'remain in the background' but to help find who Brian referred to as the love of his life. How does Brian stay in the background when he is the one person that knows where Gabby is located?
'I texted Brian's mom that I was trying to get in touch with Gabby. I also texted Brian. I got no replies,' Schmidt said.
'I knew something was wrong,' she said. 'I felt something was off and I needed to get her reported missing immediately.'
She went to report Gabby missing later that day but police initially blew her off. The next day, she was allowed to file a report with the Suffolk County police department.
Brian's family have since refused to let authorities interview their son when the van that the couple had traveled in before she disappeared was seized from their property late on Saturday night.
Schmidt said Brian's sister Cassie is the only member of Brian's family who has spoken to authorities.
She said she can't understand why neither Brian nor his parents have reached out to her in the aftermath of her daughter's disappearance.
'It's a very mysterious situation. We don't understand why he's doing this. Everybody's assuming the worst and thinking he's guilty of this. But I don't want to believe that. I want to believe she's just in need of help out there and that everybody needs to keep searching.'
Schmidt described how Brian's parents had been warm and welcoming to Gabby during their relationship. She recalled a time when his mother even knitted her future daughter-in-law gifts for Christmas.
'She loved her like a daughter,' Schmidt said. 'As far as I knew they were all very caring and treated her like one of the family. His mom was so excited about the engagement.'
The distraught mother also clarified that Gabby and Brian had been engaged, but decided to call it off and go back to just dating because they felt they were too young for marriage.
'I think they kind of put that on hold just because they felt it was a little fast. They were excited at first, but then they were like, let's just wait, we're very young. So they were really just boyfriend and girlfriend,' she said.
She said they'd been a couple for a little over two years, but met growing up in Long Island.
'They went to high school together. They were friends. They got back in touch and started dating,' she said.
Brian Laundrie's parents Christopher and Roberta refused to let police speak with their son. He returned to their home on North Port,Florida on September 1
Above is the Laundrie family home in North Port, Florida, where Brian Laundrie returned in the couple's van without Gabby after their trip
In light of the disappearance, Schmidt says she's now viewing everything under a new lens.
'Maybe the relationship wasn't what I thought,' she said.
Schmidt has recently seen photos in the news of Brian's father performing yard work.
'If they cared about her, they would want to find her,' she said. 'Why aren't you out helping find her?'
'I don't want to seem accusatory,' she said. 'It's confusing, my mind is turning right now.'
She's also questioning Brian's trip back to Florida in August to help his father move their things into a storage unit. She wonders why it was necessary to move Gabby's things during their road trip and what became of her stuff.
'Where are her things?' she asked.
Asked why Brian chose to lawyer up, she replied, 'You know I wish I knew that answer, why.'
'I know that's the reason this story is so sought after is because it's odd. The police have said it's very odd. We don't know what's going on, and where is my daughter. I just want to find her.'
Gabby, who grew up in Blue Point, New York, was last seen on August 24 checking out of a hotel with Brian in Salt Lake City, Utah.
The following day she made her final call to her family, telling them that she and Brian had traveled to Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming.
Her last Instagram post on August 25, shows her visiting the Monarch Wall in Ogden, Utah with the caption 'Happy Halloween'. The pair were heading from Ogden to Yellowstone National Park, just north of Grand Teton.
Gabby Petito's father says the main priority is to get her home safely – and then he'll start worrying about why her boyfriend refuses to speak to cops: 'The one person who is supposed to be leading the charge is sitting home in his lazy boy chair'
Gaby Petito's father has said the focus must be 'to make sure we get my daughter home first' and then 'we'll start worrying about' her boyfriend Brian Laundrie later – after he was named a 'person of interest' in her disappearance and is still refusing to cooperate with police.
Joe Petito told Fox & Friends First Thursday he doesn't 'give two craps' about Laundrie and slammed him for 'sitting home in his lazy boy chair' instead of helping in the search for his missing girlfriend.
He added: 'I want to worry about getting my daughter home first and then we'll start worrying about Brian.'
Gaby Petito's father has said the focus must be 'to make sure we get my daughter home first' and then 'we'll start worrying about' her boyfriend Brian Laundrie later – after he was named a 'person of interest' in her disappearance and is still refusing to cooperate with police
Joe also hit out at Laundrie's family who have so far shielded him from law enforcement.
Police said they attempted to speak with Laundrie at his family property at the weekend but his parents refused to allow officers from doing so.
'It must be very difficult for the Laundrie family to have their son home while we're looking for ours so I'm not too concerned with how they're feeling,' said Joe.
Petito's family issued a statement Wednesday slamming Laundrie for his refusal to cooperate saying the 'one person that can help find Gabby refuses to help' and urging him to break his silence about what happened.
An attorney for Laundrie meanwhile said his client is not speaking 'on the advice of counsel' because it may be used against him as 'intimate partners are often the first person law enforcement focus their attention on in cases like this'.
John said the new developments in the case, including Laundrie being named a person of interest and the release of the police report from the August 12 'domestic incident' involving the couple, had left him feeling 'it's not what you thought it was.'
Joe Petito told Fox & Friends First Thursday he doesn't 'give two craps' about Laundrie and slammed him for 'sitting home in his lazy boy chair' instead of helping in the search for his missing girlfriend
Petito's father said it was 'heart-wrenching' that he is unable to hug his daughter, saying she 'needs help and she is nowhere to be found.'
'It's heart-wrenching,' he said.
'That's my only daughter. Right now I can't give her a hug and she needs it, she needs help and she is nowhere to be found.'
He added: 'I don't know where do you even begin. We're just doing what we can and it's just difficult.
'She needs help and we got to get it to her.'
Joe said he didn't want to speculate on what has happened to his daughter because 'when I put scenarios in my head it doesn't end well.'
'I can't focus on that,' he said, adding that he was hopeful she was 'just stuck somewhere'.
'If I think oif any other type of scenario in my head, I'm going to be on the floor so I can't do that,' he said.
'I got to focus that she is hurt and needs our help and we've got to find her as fast as we can.'
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Tatnall, Arthur. "On Actors, Networks, Hybrids, Black Boxes and Contesting Programming Languages." Social Influences on Information and Communication Technology Innovations. IGI Global, 2012. 183-194. Web. 19 Jul. 2019. doi:10.4018/978-1-4666-1559-5.ch013
Tatnall, A. (2012). On Actors, Networks, Hybrids, Black Boxes and Contesting Programming Languages. In A. Tatnall (Ed.), Social Influences on Information and Communication Technology Innovations (pp. 183-194). Hershey, PA: IGI Global. doi:10.4018/978-1-4666-1559-5.ch013
Tatnall, Arthur. "On Actors, Networks, Hybrids, Black Boxes and Contesting Programming Languages." In Social Influences on Information and Communication Technology Innovations, ed. Arthur Tatnall, 183-194 (2012), accessed July 19, 2019. doi:10.4018/978-1-4666-1559-5.ch013
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On Actors, Networks, Hybrids, Black Boxes and Contesting Programming Languages
Arthur Tatnall (Victoria University, Australia)
Source Title: Social Influences on Information and Communication Technology Innovations
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-4666-1559-5.ch013
In the mid 1990s the programming language Visual Basic (VB) fought hard to enter the undergraduate information systems curriculum at RMIT University, against resistance from two incumbent programming languages. It could not, of course, work alone in this and enlisted the assistance of a human ally known as Fred. The incumbent programming languages, Pick Basic and the Alice machine language simulator, also had their human allies to assist them in resisting the assault of the newcomer. In many ways, it is useful to think of all these programming languages as black boxes made up of hybrid entities containing both human and non-human parts, along with a conglomeration of networks, interactions, and associations. The non-human cannot act alone, but without them, the human parts have nothing to contest.
This paper provides an actor-network account of how Visual Basic (VB) entered the information systems (IS) curriculum at RMIT University in Melbourne in the 1990s. The first question I must address, however, is: Why is something that took place in one university in the 1990s still relevant? Although the events recounted here took place over 15 years ago, I will argue that similar processes, interactions and associations to those here described are likely to be found in any curriculum innovation and indeed in most situations of change. I will argue, through this example that actor-network theory is able to shed light on the processes involved in change.
Analysis of the events described in this article does, however, assume that the academics and educational institutions involved here had some choice in determining the details of their curriculum. While in some countries much of the IS curriculum is pre-determined by 'bodies of knowledge' and accreditation processes set up by professional associations or otherwise prescribed, this is not the case in Australia where individual universities control their own curricula.
Until the late 1980s and early 1990s Australia had a dual system of tertiary education comprising both Universities and Colleges of Advanced Education. The original idea in setting up this dual system was that the previously established universities would continue to handle the academic work and perform research while the Colleges would handle more vocationally and practically related tertiary teaching. In the late 1980s the Federal Government took a decision to support only one type of tertiary educational institution, and initiated a process of mergers of Colleges and Universities to create a smaller number of 'new' or 'merged' Universities. By the mid 1990s this process was complete and Australia had a smaller number of larger, and in many cases multi-campus, tertiary institutions, all of which were known as universities.
This story begins at a time when two Colleges of Advanced Education (CAE) in Melbourne: Phillip Institute of Technology (PIT) and RMIT1 were about to merge to form RMIT University (Tatnall & Davey, 2001; Tatnall, 2007). It will be considered in four parts:
Existing programming languages in the IS curriculum at RMIT before the merger
Fred's discovery of Visual Basic at PIT and his first attempts at its use in the IS curriculum
Entry of Visual Basic into the IS curriculum at RMIT University
How VB continued to maintain its place in the curriculum despite challenges.
The institution now known as RMIT University opened its doors to students in June 1887 as the Working Men's College. Unlike its London namesake which was devoted to "literary subjects, Christian principles and the humanities" (RMIT, 1997b), the Working Men's College in Melbourne was more concerned with general and technical education, and in 1899 it began to offer full-time diploma courses in Engineering and Applied Science (Murray-Smith & Dare, 1987). During the 1950s, the college developed new courses in Food Technology, Transport Studies, Accountancy, Real Estate and Advertising. In 1960 it adopted the name Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT). In 1965 RMIT became a member of the Victorian Institute of Colleges, and the non-tertiary parts of RMIT were reconstituted as RMIT Technical College (RMIT, 1997b), later to become RMIT TAFE (Technical and Further Education) and VET (Vocational Education and Training). After the merger with Phillip Institute in 1992, RMIT was granted formal university status and adopted its current name: RMIT University.
RMIT had always prided itself as being a "technological educator" (RMIT, 1997a), and had worked closely with industry over the years to justify this title indicating, at the time of events described in this paper, that:
"We emphasise education for employment, and our research solves real-world problems. Our courses and research projects are technologically oriented, client focused, creative, innovative and - above all - practical." (RMIT, 1998)

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Inside Development
Noncommunicable diseases
Cities and NCDs: In Santo Domingo, cars cause more than congestion
By Jenny Lei Ravelo // 08 June 2018
Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
Cable cars and a busy intersection in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. Photo by: Luis Ruiz Tito / Presidencia República Dominicana / CC BY-NC-ND
WASHINGTON — Santo Domingo suffers from traffic congestion daily. With a poor public transport system, the Dominican Republic's capital sees much of its 2 million population relying on private vehicles to get around.
And that is causing myriad problems, from productivity loss to air pollution, to health issues.
"Santo Domingo has an overpopulation of motor vehicles working with combustion engines. In our 92 square kilometers, we host 1 million units, and the number rises to 1.4 million during working hours. So we have the concern that so many vehicles emitting contaminants in the air could be making an impact on part of our population," City Mayor David Collado told Devex.
The municipal government is still waiting for an updated epidemiological profile for the city, but based on latest World Health Organization data, cardiovascular diseases are the primary cause of death in the Dominican Republic.
Environmental risk factors are often overlooked when assessing health impacts. But in 2017, WHO published a report placing air pollution as a risk factor for noncommunicable diseases. Almost one-third of the cardiovascular disease burden worldwide is due to outdoor and indoor air pollution, second-hand tobacco smoke, and lead exposure, according to the report. Ambient, household, and workplace air pollution contribute to 29 percent of global deaths from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, the report found.
According to the report, disease burdens, particularly cardiovascular diseases, could be reduced "significantly" through the introduction of clean energy sources, regulations targeted at highly polluting factories, smoking bans, and greater use of public transportation — including the promotion of walking and cycling among the population.
Such transition in Santo Domingo, however, will require significant financial capital to build the necessary infrastructure for better public transport systems and a conducive environment for walking and cycling. Collado said his office has been working on a long-term development plan taking this into account, including expanding their rapid transit system, improving their urban grid connectivity, and replacing "inefficient public transportation modes." A report produced for the United Nations Commission for Sustainable Development in 2010, that reviewed the transportation system in the city, found there is an "over-supply" of public vehicles in Santo Domingo.
Collado is aware of the enormous task, and the need to work with the city's stakeholders and the central government to successfully implement the plan.
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In the immediate term, they have started to develop a "comprehensive" circuit for nonmotorized vehicles, encouraging people to bike to work or walk, through their participation in Bloomberg Philanthropies' Partnership for Healthy Cities. The mayor hopes this would, in time, help reduce the amount of private vehicles in Santo Domingo's streets, opening up more public space for pedestrians, allowing for better traffic flows, while lowering air pollution as well as individual expenses for fuel.
But he thinks effective policies and actions can really only come after government leaders are able to fully grasp the gravity and "damaging effects" of NCDs among families. In his view, the high-level meeting on NCDs in September should first create a sense of urgency among participants to tackle the problem.
"Effective policies are sought after proactively once the gravity of these problems is fully understood," he said. "I think this would be a sustainable way to address the problem of NCDs."
This is part of a miniseries on how cities are tackling NCDs in the line up to the third United Nations high-level meeting on NCDs. The cities featured here are all part of Bloomberg Philanthropies' Partnership for Healthy Cities.
Jenny Lei Ravelo@JennyLeiRavelo
Jenny Lei Ravelo is a Devex Senior Reporter based in Manila. She covers global health, with a particular focus on the World Health Organization, and other development and humanitarian aid trends in Asia Pacific. Prior to Devex, she wrote for ABS-CBN, one of the largest broadcasting networks in the Philippines, and was a copy editor for various international scientific journals. She received her journalism degree from the University of Santo Tomas.
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Mayor Addresses Chamber Members
Mayor Virginia Madueno spoke frankly with the assembled crowd at the Riverbank Chamber of Commerce's "Lunch with the Mayor" on Friday.
Tackling a controversial subject at the start, Madueno said in reference to City Manager Rich Holmer's dismissal after allegations of sexual harassment, she had felt compelled to act and follow the law for the protection of the city.
"There was a law we had to obey. Many people say we should have ignored (the allegations). But people brought information to me. I had to act on it or risk the city getting into trouble later when they said we told you and you did nothing," she said.
Going on to a more pleasing subject, Madueno said the city had reacted quickly on hearing Tuolumne County had approved a rock quarry that would mean several ore-laden trains a day passing through Riverbank and possibly blocking its road crossings. Riverbank had protested and taken the matter to court. She was happy to report that just the other day the city's representatives had a legal pre settlement meeting with the county and quarry owners that suggested, "we will get everything we have asked for and will recoup our legal fees."
She herself is a business owner and supports business, she said, "but not at the expense of safety."
Apologizing for sometimes rambling in her talk, Madueno said she prefers to speak from notes or even talk off the cuff rather than follow a written text.
"I am human, vulnerable and make mistakes. But I always speak from the heart," she said.
Talking about the human side of Riverbank's negotiations with the Army to convert the old ammunition plant to an industrial park, Madueno related how she got to chat with the Pentagon's chief official the day before they were due to meet at the negotiating table. He eventually remembered Riverbank from his travels as the place where a business owner at the industrial park - "an extraordinary man" - had invented a metal that had been approved by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) and might replace beryllium on spacecraft. He also gave her his cell phone number that proved very valuable in solving later problems with the Army, she said.
Having heard Police Chief Bill Pooley's crime statistics earlier that week, Madueno reiterated there had been 23 drive by shootings in the city so far this year, something she termed "a shocking figure."
"It is our responsibility to educate our kids to give them the opportunity to avoid getting into gangs," she said, mentioning Pooley's plans to set up a police and community gathering at Castleberg Park to tackle the criminal street gang problem.
There are vast changes sweeping through government and communities, she said.
With the housing boom ended, local governments can no longer afford drastic urban change but still can strive "to create walkable, bicyclable communities."
Young workers too are seeking a different type of housing. They no longer want 3,000 square feet of space. Bay Area workers are tired of the long commute. They don't want to have to travel so far and might settle for a smaller home and lesser wage if they could work locally. State authorities recognize and encourage this trend.
As to talk about possibly merging Riverbank and Oakdale police services, Madueno repeated she has had just one meeting with Oakdale's mayor and police chief. That is all, but the topic is set for formal discussion at a proposed joint Riverbank and Oakdale meeting later this month.
"I'm just one vote (on the council)," she said. "We're talking cooperation. There may be a better way. Maybe this isn't the best solution. But it is our duty to review it. In regional transportation, ROTA too, is looking at restructuring.
"We have to make sacrifices. We cannot continue to run government as before. We're asking for responsibility and accountability. It's not the easiest of roads. We're not here to make friends. We're here to do a job. We need to hold the bar high and make officials accountable."


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Hats, 10/31/14
Apple festival moved
The 1914 apple festival has been moved from Watsonville to San Francisco. The Pacific Grove Review wishes to remind readers that the membership of the Watsonville Apple Festival decided last year that Watsonville apples had fallen in such short supply the festival should be moved to San Francisco. There, a wider conglomerate of growers would be accommodated. The show for 1914 will take place at the San Francisco fair grounds. Next year's show will be held at the permanent headquarters area located at Eighth and Market streets. Both year's shows are planned to open on the last day of October. The meeting at which the decision was reached was attended by participants representing 2,476 shares of stock (a majority). Lamenting falling income, the group considered whether to move the festival north or hold it not at all. Every speaker heard during the meeting favored going to the metropolis. To encourage the return of exhibits, the group voted to guarantee each exhibitor an income guarantee of $250. "This action," said the director, "should demonstrate good faith."
Reduced hotel rates are being negotiated and the Southern Pacific has announced special excursion prices for people wishing to visit the show. 1
Murders will draw verdict
A verdict will soon be announced in the cases of Yee Hum, Ho Kim Hew, and Chew Bok. The three men have been found guilty of murdering Lee Koan and Lung Kai. Thus ends the final saga in the vicious murders which so startled the people of Monterey County. This sentencing provided the first reaction to the "Highbinder" violence that was, and is, involved in the ongoing "Tong" wars.2
During the evening of April 27, 1912, a Highbinder3 conflict was taking place. Highbinders swooped down on the local Chinese headquarters by making their furtive ways to the address at 20 Soledad street. While two of the Tong associates stood guard outside with drawn revolvers, others entered and began ransacking the premises. Several Chinese had been involved in playing cards, and these men were soon confronted. Aggression broke out. Lung Kai fell, mortally wounded. Lee Koan attempted to run across the street where he could disappear into the office of Mee Dong, an attorney friend. A fusillade erupted. Koan fell, dead. Several Chinese, who had stuck their heads out windows to see what was going on, were wounded in the melee. Not long after, Sheriff May, who had been in the vicinity and heard the gunshots, executed an arrest warrant. Deputy District Attorney Anderson then cooperated with County Coroner J. A. Pell in preparing the prosecution.
All involved in this action deserve kudos for the outstanding manner in which the case is being handled. The Review is waiting for a "healthy" verdict.
Yosemite-to-the-Sea highway revived
The Yosemite-to-the Sea highway plans launched two years ago by the San Joaquin valley counties east of here had been allowed to languish. Now, however, those plans are being dusted off and reconsidered. Action by the Pacific Improvement Company of Pacific Grove is largely responsible for the revival. It was pointed out that San Benito has already built a broad boulevard to work into the highway system. Add in the Pacheco Pass and Santa Clara county roads and progress seems substantial.
Mr. R. M. McCain, new fiscal officer for PIC, stands squarely behind the road which, McCain believes, will prove to be a must. McCain believes the principal highway will connect Fresno with Pacific Grove via Hollister. Side roads will extend throughout the area. The impact will be to give agriculture a big boost.
High School staff Confirmed
The Pacific Grove Board of Education has confirmed the hiring and continued employment of high school several high school staff. To wit: Bert Garner (principal); Roy Kelley (Vice Principal); E. Thomas (teacher, manual training); Miss Mary Lakenun (teacher, English); Miss Evelyn Garner (teacher, foreign language), Miss Kate McGraw (teacher, general science); Mrs. Elizabeth Schandt (teacher, music). School is already in session.
Death in New Monterey
The popular Mrs. Frank O'Conner died at about dawn Friday morning. Mrs. O'Conner was a native of New York. She moved to the Grove in 1870 after her marriage to Mr. O'Conner, who had been in the East, visiting. J. A. Pell has taken charge of funeral arrangements.
Side track – Tidbits from here and there
Look for Cramer's Specials in the window. A new value is displayed every day at 547 Forest, Pacific Grove.
Mr.& Mrs. M. G. Butler are here from the big city. The couple is staying with Mr. & Mrs. G. S. Gould of New Monterey. Mrs. Butler is the daughter of the Goulds.
Need better sleep? Pillows in a variety of sizes are available from the Lace House. We're on the corner of 16th and Lighthouse. See Mr. L. W. Nex for a special discount.
Mr. Jeff Landrum is the Grove's expert shoe repairman. 192 Forest avenue.
New! Grove Suit Cleaning Works. Introductory special. Three piece suit pristinely cleaned for $1. Your choice of wet or dry cleaning.
We can't cure Eczema, but we can provide relief. One application of our DDD cream stops the itching! Present this ad to your drug store operator to receive a sample. FREE! Do this within one week and it will cost not one cent.
If you have $1,094.75, $912.75 should be principal and $182.00 should be interest earned with the Bank of Pacific Grove.
A. A. Pullman will tailor your new suit to size. Beautiful patterns for fall and winter. $17.50.
Notes from the author …
1. The Annual Apple Festival would survive only a few years longer.
2. John Steinbeck would later write about the Tong wars.
3. Highbinder was a professional killer operating out of San Francisco. He would form the Highbinder gang with fifty plus members. They were described as: "A desperate association of lawless and unprincipled vagabonds."


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Destiny 2: The Witch Queen All Glaives Ranked and Explained
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Published on 04 April 2022, 16:51 -06:00
Justin Harris
Every week, players' profiles are awarded with a series of Emblems, which contain the best rewards for your particular playstyle. They're called "Glaives" because they look like glaives-long swords that Guardians can equip in Destiny 2's Crucible multiplayer mode. With these new Glaives come new ways to approach combat and earn better loot drops-but how do you actually rank up? We'll show you what's involved on a step by step basis!.
The "witch queen" is the final boss of the raid on Titan. It's a four-phase fight that can be quite challenging for players. This guide will cover everything you need to know about how to beat her, including tips and tricks.
The Witch Queen brought a slew of major modifications to Destiny 2. The first redesign of a light-based Subclass was introduced in Void 3.0, weapon crafting flipped God Roll pursuits on their head, and a new weapon type, Glaives, may change how players approach gunplay.
In Destiny 2, the introduction of a new weapon type is a thrilling but uncommon occurrence. With such a diverse arsenal of weaponry currently available, anything new is sure to throw the game into disarray.
Glaives may turn out to be one of the most intriguing and meta-altering weapons in recent memory. So, what distinguishes this new weapon type from others? What are the steps to unlocking them, and how many are there? Continue reading to learn all there is to know about Glaives.
In Destiny 2, what are Glaives?
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The Glaive is a ranged/melee hybrid weapon that presently resides in your Special Weapon slot. You run with this weapon totally in the first person, unlike random weapon pickups like the Scorch Cannon or Hammer from Season of the Chosen.
It has defensive qualities in addition to being a hybrid weapon. When you aim down sights, you'll activate a shield that can withstand almost any harm that strikes it square in the face. This will quickly deplete as you use it, but it will replenish after successful ranged strikes.
What's the Best Way to Get Your First Glaive?
It's really simple to get your first Glaive, and it's all part of The Witch Queen campaign. All you have to do now is finish the first campaign assignment to get admission to the Enclave. This guide will lead you through the process of making your own Legendary Glaive and introduce you to weapon forging.
In Destiny 2: The Witch Queen, all Glaives are ranked.
It is possible to construct every Glaive presently in the game. They may be unlocked in a variety of ways, and the majority of them will drop from certain actions. So, which Glaives are worth spending hours upgrading and Reshaping with various Perks? Let's rate them and see what we can learn.
1. The Ruin of Lubrae
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A glaive plucked from the depths of the abyss
The most unexpected drop from the Vow of the Disciple Raid is Lubrae's Ruin. Based on how it looks and performs, the Exotic Glaive should have been included with this expansion. The Enigma's basic stats aren't all that different. What changes can be made to make this Glaive more effective from mid-to-long range with a little reduction in range in return for faster reloading and aim assist?
The accessible Perks that you may roll and construct are what makes it distinct. These are very well-rounded, making it simple to concentrate on PvP or PvE builds. Graverobber and Swashbuckler, Immovable Object and Unstoppable Force, and Graverobber and Vorpal, for example, are all unexpectedly more beneficial on this Glaive. The main disadvantage of this weapon is that it is tough to unlock at first, and unlocking the Pattern is a complete grind.
How to Gain Access to Lubrae's Ruin:
Craftable after completing five Deepsight Resonance extractions or a random drop from the Vow of the Disciple Raid.
2. The Mysterious
Your very first Glaive encounter
Once you have The Enigma, you might want to stick with it. That's how fantastic it is. It captures the flow of using a Glaive and includes a variety of Perks, Hafts, and Mags that allow you to customize it to your preferences. The main disadvantage is the reload speed and overall shield duration, which you must choose between (although you can equip Mods for reload speed).
While the Perks you have access to aren't as extensive as Lubrae's Ruin, they still allow you to create some quite effective builds. Unstoppable Force is included, but you'll have to play Subsistence or Feeding Frenzy instead. Once obtained, the improved Impulse Amplifier is also worth upgrading to for a significant increase in shooting speed and impact.
This is a weapon that has to be fine-tuned. There are many alternatives to choose from, and it's worth trying to discover your own Glaive playstyle.
How to Crack the Code:
After you've gained entrance to the Enclave, you'll be able to construct this weapon.
3. The Precipice of Intent
Exclusive to Warlock Glaive of the Orient
Edge of Intent is the greatest of the three Exotic Glaives available to your Class. Which isn't saying much, given how mediocre these Exotics are. Despite this, the Solar Glaive's unique healing turret, which may be used in lieu of its shield energy, can be effective.
This works well with Dawnblade builds, although it isn't necessary for anything to succeed. Furthermore, although it has a somewhat stronger impact, range, and shield duration than the Legendary alternatives, it lags well behind the Legendary options in terms of aim help and inventory size. All of this adds up to a somewhat more powerful healing weapon that isn't quite as good as Legendary Glaives but takes up an Exotic slot.
How to Unlock the Intent's Edge:
As a Warlock, complete all seven Evidence Board Quests or receive a random drop from the Wellspring.
4. The Boundary of Concurrence
Exotic Glaive is a Hunter exclusive.
Perhaps the most intriguing aspect of this Exotic Glaive is how it represents the Arc Subclass's long-awaited trajectory. The lightning bullets you fire after your shield is completely charged have an emphasis on projectiles and offensive quickness. This strike, however, has a restricted range and must pass through the earth.
That is to say, it isn't really adaptable and demands you to be surrounding in order to get the most out of it. Because the total impact, range, and shield duration are lesser than the Legendary alternatives, this makes sense. Instead, reload speed, aim assist, and inventory capacity are increased. On the surface, it seems to be an intriguing weapon. However, it is significantly less powerful than Legendaries owing to several general stat modifications and ability limits.
How to Unlock Concurrence's Edge:
As a Hunter, complete all seven Evidence Board Quests, or pick up a random drop from the Wellspring.
5. The Threshold of Action
Titan's only exclusive Glaive of the Orient
Perhaps the most underwhelming of the group is the Exotic Titan Glaive. When your Glaive shield is maxed up, it generates a protective bubble shield. However, it provides no boosts, lasts for a relatively short period of time, and has no gear synergy.
It's interesting that this Exotic didn't follow suit, given how nicely everything else surrounding this playstyle has synced with Void 3.0. Furthermore, the numbers are all over the place, with the basic reload speed, aim assist, and inventory capacity all being significantly reduced. It simply reduces the utility of a normally good attribute for other equipment. It's also tied to a weapon that's not as effective as the Legendary variations.
How to Unlock the Action's Edge:
As a Titan, complete all seven Evidence Board Quests, or pick up a random drop from the Wellspring.
In Destiny 2, How Do Glaives Work?
Glaives' introduction seems to have caused some controversy. People are either completely enamored with them or very annoyed with them. On my first attempt, I was unmistakably among the latter. The rate of fire seemed too sluggish to be an accurate and lethal long-range weapon. The shield seemed strange, and the recharge relationship to assaults seemed a little hazy.
The Glaive, on the other hand, grew on me the more I used it. It became immediately evident how to use it—all it's about balancing long and short-range assaults. Begin by firing long-range rounds that kill or cripple an opponent. This charges your shield, enabling you to utilize it quickly to do damage. Then start stabbing away (preferably with the shot's suppression advantage) to finish them out and repeat the cycle.
It's one of the most powerful weapons for dealing with adversaries and playing the mid-range game. This was especially effective in the Legendary campaign, as taking long-range shots, advancing up, and shielding were all common tactics.
Useful Hints for Your Glaive
Using the greatest Glaives and learning how to utilize the weapon is a wonderful place to start when it comes to actually harnessing the weapon's potential. There are, however, certain intriguing Mods, Void 3.0 perks, and general best practices that may help you take your ability to the next level.
These Mods Must Be Unlocked and Equipped
This Season's artifact is chock-full of Glaive-specific Mods and other augmentations that you should unlock and use, including:
Glaive Suppression: Glaive melee hits or projectiles inhibit enemies.
Darkness of Suppression: Suppressed opponents will be weakened.
Glaive Dexterity: Increased quickness in readying and stowing.
Glaive Loader: Increase the speed with which Glaives reload.
Glaive Scavenger: When Glaives collect up ammunition, they get extra reserves.
You may discover that not all of these Mods are necessary to have on hand at all times. Managing Armor Mods is a delicate balancing act. For some tasks, you may need to concentrate on your other weapons or use the Unstoppable Glaive Mod. So, first and foremost, concentrate on the Suppression Mods—the rest is only a bonus.
Fragments from Void 3.0
Certain aspects of Void 3.0 play very well with the Glaives system. Make sure to consider include these Fragments and Aspects in your build:
Increased mobility and automatic reload after suppressing an adversary in Echo of Domineering.
The Orb of Power is created by defeating weakening adversaries with precise finishing attacks (Only works with the Suppressive Darkness Mod equipped).
With melee final strikes, get 10 recovery and trigger life regeneration with Echo of Leeching.
With melee kills, Echo of Exchange increases Grenade energy.
Keep in mind that you only have a limited number of spaces for Fragments, so you won't be able to utilize them all. Furthermore, Glaives' bonuses from melee kills seem to be hit-or-miss at best. They're still extremely beneficial, but you won't always see them in action.
Making Use of Your Shield
The last few tips here are focused on Making Use of Your Shield. I already mentioned how the basic cycle of this weapon is fire, defend and rush, and stab, stab, stab. However, there are some other nuances to the shield worth remembering.
For begin, shooting your Glaive increases the shield duration when you target down locations to activate it. Obviously, landing hits and kills will help even more, but even if you're not hitting anything, it's important laying down cover fire.
Second, your shield is an excellent defense tool. Pop it up when you're in close range or observe incoming fire going your way. Try to utilize it to get out of harm's path, then drop it to restore full movement speed and maybe save some for later.
Finally, a tip that has nothing to do with the shield. If you and your Fireteam are all using Glaives with Suppression, concentrate on stabbing as often as possible. You'll be astounded at how long you can hold an attacker down and how swiftly you can dispatch a powerful opponent. Plus, you get to repeatedly replay the bar scene from Shaun of the Dead, so it's a no-brainer.
Be a part of the High Ground
To utilize Glaives effectively, there is a bit of a learning curve. It may, however, prove to be one of your most powerful precise and defensive weapons if you master the long-range shot, shield, and melee flow. With a few Mods, Aspects, and Fragments thrown in, you'll soon find yourself retooling and utilizing your Glaives on a frequent basis.
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import java.io.Serializable;

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"""
==========================
Fit Hawkes on finance data
==========================

This example fit hawkes kernels on finance data provided by `tick-datasets`_.
repository.

Kernels norms of a Hawkes process fit on finance data of Bund market place.
This reproduces experiments run in

Bacry, E., Jaisson, T. and Muzy, J.F., 2016. Estimation of slowly decreasing
Hawkes kernels: application to high-frequency order book dynamics.
Quantitative Finance, 16(8), `pp.1179-1201`_.

with  :math:`P_u` (resp. :math:`P_d`) counts the number of upward (resp.
downward) mid-price moves and :math:`T_A` (resp. :math:`T_b`) counts the
number of market  orders at the ask (resp. bid) that do not move the price.
We observe expected  behavior with for example mid-price moving downward
triggering (resp. preventing) market orders at the ask (resp. at the bid).

.. _tick-datasets: https://github.com/X-DataInitiative/tick-datasets
.. _pp.1179-1201: http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/14697688.2015.1123287
"""
import numpy as np

from tick.dataset import fetch_hawkes_bund_data
from tick.hawkes import HawkesConditionalLaw
from tick.plot import plot_hawkes_kernel_norms

timestamps_list = fetch_hawkes_bund_data()

kernel_discretization = np.hstack((0, np.logspace(-5, 0, 50)))
hawkes_learner = HawkesConditionalLaw(
    claw_method="log", delta_lag=0.1, min_lag=5e-4, max_lag=500,
    quad_method="log", n_quad=10, min_support=1e-4, max_support=1, n_threads=4)

hawkes_learner.fit(timestamps_list)

plot_hawkes_kernel_norms(hawkes_learner,
                         node_names=["P_u", "P_d", "T_a", "T_b"])


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Do you know any other advertising API or services that can be used in Java ME application?
It might be really good if I can earn some money with my free Java ME applications.

A: http://adfonic.com/ Adfonic is what can I find now.
You can follow it's instruction from http://developer.adfonic.com/index.php/Getting_Started to allow mobile advertising from Java ME application.

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The first challenge of this workout is to do all the repetitions / hold from each exercise into a big set.This Lazar Novovic Abs Workout Routine will make your Abs cry and get you a great DOMS ( Delayed onset muscle soreness ) pain the next day if done properly.So enough with the talking, the rules are to instanlty go to the next exercise after you finish the previous until you finish the big set.
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