This section of trail links River Drive Trailhead in Laurys Station with Cementon. As users travel this former railroad bed, they can catch glimpses of the Lehigh River, remnants of mills and railroad infrastructure, and wildlife. The Cementon Trailhead is also near a Lehigh River Water Trail access point located just across Route 329. Please refer to Wildlands Conservancy's Lehigh River Water Trail website for more information on trips along the water trail.


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When Abbotsford resident Jeremy Scholing took a beginner-level first aid course several years ago, he never thought he would have to use it.
That changed when a 22-year-old man was struck and seriously injured by a five-ton truck after reportedly attempted to run across Lougheed Highway after a Halloween event at Roosters, a bar in Pitt Meadows.
It was the actions of Scholing and his friend, Matt Burnett, both Abbotsford residents, that may have saved the life of the man.
"We just heard the bang, looked and saw this figure of a guy there. So we just started running. Then Matt was checking, didn't find a pulse or anything, so I just started doing CPR, I guess," Scholing said.
"It was super, super dark and there was no way the truck would have been able to stop. It was raining, as well. … We heard the thump and then Jeremy was just like 'we need to pull over.' And then we ran out," Burnett added.
Burnett, a car salesman, said the man wasn't breathing, and the pair of 23-year-olds got to work.
"I basically took the shirt off my back because there was a lot of blood around his airways. So I started to wipe the blood off, and Jeremy was doing mouth-to-mouth and CPR and was able to get him to start breathing," Burnett said.
"Near the end he started breathing, like choking a little bit. That's about it. And then the ambulance came and took him away," Scholing added.
Typically when someone calls 911 on a health emergency like these, the dispatcher will walk the caller through life-saving measures, like CPR. While Scholing knew CPR, he said it did help to have that voice on the other end of a call to walk him through it.
"The paramedic was walking us through it a bit, and just helping me keep a count and stuff like that," Scholing said.
The adrenaline kicked in, and they were able to work on the man with clear heads, the pair said.
"It didn't feel real, I guess. Didn't click in until afterwards," Scholing said.
The pair spoke to victim services afterward, but they said they weren't traumatized by the event.
"We're coping OK. We're totally fine. It's just one of those things that you think about a lot. … One of the biggest things is I just picture his face every once in a while," Burnett said.
Last the two heard, the man was in critical condition, but Burnett said they expected to hear back from the police on Saturday to get an update.
Scholing, now working in telecoms, said he got CPR training at a former job as a gutter installer.


SharePoint on premise health endpoint?
Third party apps often use sharepoint 2010/2013/2016 web services. This might add some strain on the sharepoint farm if they are too aggressive.
These third party apps, if responsible, will check the health of sharepoint before/during/after running to see how healthy sharepoint is.
But is there a SharePoint api (rest or soap) that can provide health statistics for a SharePoint farm that third party apps can utilize ?
I'm just looking for statistics that relate to load of the server. So CPU usage, memory usage and network utilization statistics. I am looking in from a third party application perspective and where I am making lots of HTTP requests through a CSOM application and I want to make sure I'm not hurting the health of the SharePoint instance with all my HTTP requests.
Because I am looking for Server-level management statistics, and as per comment from Trevor above, SharePoint does not replicate the functionality of perfmon, SCOM, and other tools.
Therefore there is no api for this in SharePoint and I should seek Server-level management apis if available, a question better suited for serverfault.com.
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Las Fiscalías Superiores son órganos de ámbito autonómico del Ministerio Fiscal que ejercen sus funciones ante el Tribunal Superior de Justicia de la comunidad autónoma correspondiente. Existen un total de diecisiete. Tienen su sede en la ciudad que alberga el Tribunal Superior de Justicia.

Están dirigidas por el fiscal superior de la comunidad autónoma, quien asume la representación y jefatura del Ministerio Fiscal en todo el territorio de la región, sin perjuicio de las competencias que corresponden al fiscal general del Estado. Además, entre otras funciones, preside también la Junta de Fiscales Jefes de la comunidad autónoma.

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Located on the Rio Grande, Albuquerque is the seat of Bernalillo County and the largest city by population in New Mexico. It has approximately 546,000 inhabitants in the city proper as of 2010. The Albuquerque metropolitan area (Albuquerque) comprised 918,018 residents as of the 2019 US Census Bureau Estimate.
Albuquerque's rapid transit network consists of two bus rapid transit services. It also has a commuter rail service connecting it with Santa Fe.
Opened 2019, ART consists of two bus rapid transit services that serve the city of Albuquerque, New Mexico.
The ART Red Line (766) is a bus rapid transit service on an East-West alignment. It runs from Central and Unser Transit Center in the west to Uptown Transit Center in the east via downtown Albuquerque along Central Ave, serving 23 stations (four of which are single directional in downtown Albuquerque). Most of its route is shared with the Green Line.
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The ART Green Line (777) is a bus rapid transit service on an East-West alignment. It runs from Central and Unser Transit Center in the west to Tramway in the east via downtown Albuquerque along Central Ave, serving 24 stations (four of which are single directional in downtown Albuquerque). Most of its route is shared with the Red Line.
The Green Line was opened in November 2019. The Green Line is owned and operated by ABQ RIDE.
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Opened 2006, Rio Metro Commuter Rail consists of a single commuter rail service that serves the corridor between Albuquerque and Santa Fe.
New Mexico Rail Runner Express
The New Mexico Rail Runner Express is a commuter rail service on a North-South alignment. It runs from Santa Fe Depot in the north to Belen in the south via Downtown Albuquerque, serving 15 full time stations.
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2014-cv-02500 through 2014-cv-02999
Civil Cases in Northern District of California, 2014, case numbers 2014-cv-02500 through 2014-cv-02999
Below are all civil cases in Northern District of California, for 2014, with case numbers 2014-cv-02500 through 2014-cv-02999.
24/7 Customer, Inc. v. 24-7 Intouch et al (cand-5:2014-cv-02561)
Abell, et al v. Safeco Insurance Company of America (cand-3:2014-cv-02734)
Adaptix, Inc. v. Kyocera Corporation et al (cand-5:2014-cv-02894)
Adobe Systems Incorporated v. Wowza Media Systems, LLC et al (cand-3:2014-cv-02778)
Affinity Labs of Texas, LLC v. Samsung Electronics Co., LTD et al (cand-4:2014-cv-02717)
Affinity Labs of Texas, LLC v. Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. et al (cand-4:2014-cv-02966)
Aig Commercial Company of Canada v. American Guarantee & Liability Insurance Company (cand-3:2014-cv-02610)
Alejandrino v. San Francisco, City and County of (cand-3:2014-cv-02866)
Alford v. Lizarraga (cand-3:2014-cv-02904)
Allen v. Jones et al (cand-4:2014-cv-02765)
Allen v. Norum (cand-3:2014-cv-02570)
Altera Corporation v. Pact XPP Technologies, Ag (cand-3:2014-cv-02868)
Alvarado v. Bay Area Credit Service LLC (cand-4:2014-cv-02549)
American General Life Insurance Company v. Howard H. Ngo (cand-5:2014-cv-02613)
Andersen et al v. Griswold International, LLC et al (cand-3:2014-cv-02560)
Andrew Maxwell et al v. Djaffar Chetouane (cand-4:2014-cv-02643)
Anna Verduzco v. Carolyn W. Colvin (cand-5:2014-cv-02698)
Anthony Chrisanthis v. United States et al (cand-3:2014-cv-02784)
Anthony Edison Byrd v. Director of Corrections, California (cand-5:2014-cv-02963)
Apple Inc. v. Wi-Lan Inc., et al (cand-4:2014-cv-02838)
Arena v. Unknown (cand-3:2014-cv-02874)
Arjay Haley v. DS Waters of America Inc et al (cand-3:2014-cv-02996)
Arliton Johnson v. Randy Grounds et al (cand-5:2014-cv-02948)
Armstrong v. United States of America (cand-4:2014-cv-02602)
As Klaveness Chartering v. Mississippi Phosphates Corporation (cand-3:2014-cv-02514)
Asetek a/s et al v. Coolit Systems Inc (cand-4:2014-cv-02713)
Avi Stachenfeld v. Ciclismo Classico, Inc. (cand-3:2014-cv-02614)
BCS Insurance Company-V-Albert Law Corporation, et al (cand-3:2014-cv-02872)
Bare Escentuals Beauty, Inc. v. E.T. Browne Drug Co., Inc. (cand-3:2014-cv-02695)
Barger v. Cdcr's Ada Coordinators et al (cand-3:2014-cv-02747)
Barger v. Director of Ob (cand-3:2014-cv-02754)
Barger v. State of California (cand-3:2014-cv-02670)
Barnett v. Woodall (cand-3:2014-cv-02816)
Barrow v. People of the State of Calfornia et al (cand-3:2014-cv-02572)
Barrow v. People of the State of California (cand-4:2014-cv-02669)
Basti v. Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. (cand-4:2014-cv-02554)
Bay Valley Professional Center, LLC v. Schmidt et al (cand-5:2014-cv-02796)
Beck v. Depuy Orthopaedics, Inc. et al (cand-3:2014-cv-02862)
Bell v. Muniz, et al (cand-3:2014-cv-02947)
Bennett v. Kaiser Permanente (cand-4:2014-cv-02676)
Beqaj v. Infoblox Inc., et al (cand-3:2014-cv-02564)
Bernie v. County of Sonoma et al (cand-3:2014-cv-02555)
Biedma v. Clark et al (cand-3:2014-cv-02853)
Blair et al v. Bristol-Myers Squibb Company et al (cand-3:2014-cv-02515)
Blake v. Santa Clara Department of Corrections et al (cand-4:2014-cv-02568)
Blood v. Depuy Orthopaedics, Inc. et al (cand-3:2014-cv-02867)
Board of Trustees Etc v. Cheryl Maureen Cole (cand-3:2014-cv-02672)
Board of Trustees of the Laborers Health & Welfare Trust Fund For Northern California et al v. Garcia et al (cand-3:2014-cv-02971)
Board of Trustees of the Northern California Plasterers Health and Welfare Trust Fund et al v. F-3 Fireproofing, Inc. (cand-3:2014-cv-02735)
Bohnert v. The Roman Catholic Archbishop of San Francisco et al (cand-3:2014-cv-02854)
Booker T. Wade, Jr. v. Office of the U.S. Trustee/sj (cand-5:2014-cv-02795)
Bower v. Cycle Gear, Inc (cand-4:2014-cv-02712)
Boyce v. Fox et al (cand-4:2014-cv-02900)
Brawner v. Bank of America, National Association (cand-3:2014-cv-02702)
Brock v. Alameda County Sheriff Department (cand-3:2014-cv-02875)
Broussard (cand-3:2014-cv-02609)
Brown et al v. Bristol-Myers Squibb Company et al (cand-3:2014-cv-02651)
Brown v. Biomet Inc. (cand-3:2014-cv-02997)
Bryant v. Rocamora et al (cand-3:2014-cv-02626)
Burke v. Triad Digital Media LLC (cand-3:2014-cv-02592)
Butler-Adams v. Dal Global Services, LLC (cand-3:2014-cv-02761)
California Sportfishing Protection Alliance v. S. Martinelli & Co. (cand-5:2014-cv-02553)
Camberis v. Ocwen Loan Servicing LLC (cand-3:2014-cv-02970)
Campbell et al v. Schlenker et al (cand-4:2014-cv-02506)
Canedo v. Avis Budget Group Inc et al (cand-3:2014-cv-02921)
Capitol Builders Hardware Inc. v. American Safety Casualty Insurance Company et al (cand-5:2014-cv-02785)
Carlos S. Camacho v. Jefferson Capital Systems, LLC (cand-5:2014-cv-02728)
Carnes v. Atria Senior Living, Inc. (cand-3:2014-cv-02727)
Carrillo v. DNC Parks & Resorts At Yosemite, Inc. et al (cand-3:2014-cv-02826)
Cash v. Red Balloon Restaurant et al (cand-4:2014-cv-02545)
Castillo v. Bank of America, N.A. (cand-4:2014-cv-02957)
Castillo v. Cal Coast Credit Services, Inc. (cand-3:2014-cv-02896)
Cecil Shaw v. Taber Food Services, Inc. A California Corporation et al (cand-5:2014-cv-02850)
Chapman et al v. Agri-Packing Supply, Inc. (cand-3:2014-cv-02798)
Chavez v. Chappell (cand-3:2014-cv-02636)
Chin v. Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. (cand-3:2014-cv-02538)
Christopher Philip Langan v. Defense Finance & Accounting Service, et al (cand-3:2014-cv-02563)
Citizens For Free Speech, LLC et al v. County of Alameda (cand-3:2014-cv-02513)
Clark v. Davis (cand-4:2014-cv-02637)
Clark v. Grounds (cand-4:2014-cv-02667)
Cleofe Orara v. Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc. (cand-4:2014-cv-02703)
Cole vs Knipp (cand-3:2014-cv-02596)
Cooper v. Beard (cand-3:2014-cv-02668)
Cramer v. Horowitz et al (cand-3:2014-cv-02620)
Crum et al v. Us Airways, Inc. (cand-3:2014-cv-02834)
Cubic Telecom Limited v. Wang (cand-3:2014-cv-02956)
Cutting Edge Solutions, LLC v. Sustainable Low Maintenance Grass, LLC et al (cand-3:2014-cv-02770)
Cyber Switching Patents, LLC v. Avocent Huntsville Corp. Et.al. (cand-4:2014-cv-02683)
Cyber Switching Patents, LLC v. Chatsworth, Inc. (cand-4:2014-cv-02681)
Cyber Switching Patents, LLC v. Eaton, Inc. (cand-4:2014-cv-02682)
Cyber Switching Patents, LLC v. Methode Electronics, Inc. (cand-4:2014-cv-02684)
Cyber Switching Patents, LLC v. Raritan Computer, Inc. (cand-4:2014-cv-02689)
Cyber Switching Patents, LLC v. Schneider Electric It USA, Inc. et al (cand-4:2014-cv-02692)
Cyber Switching Patents, LLC v. Server Technology, Inc. et al (cand-4:2014-cv-02693)
Damiano v. City and County of San Francisco et al (cand-3:2014-cv-02863)
Dana Scott Krulee v. Receivables Performance Management, LLC et al (cand-5:2014-cv-02860)
Daniel Vargas v. Communication Workers of America (cand-5:2014-cv-02502)
Darnell Camel v. Lowe's Hiw, Inc. (cand-3:2014-cv-02943)
Dataquill Limited v. Apple Inc. (cand-3:2014-cv-02975)
Dave Drilling Environmental Engineering, Inc., v. Margaret Thersia Gamblin (cand-3:2014-cv-02851)
Davidson v. Picot et al (cand-4:2014-cv-02648)
Dawn Zipper, et al v. Diversified Consultants, Inc., et al (cand-3:2014-cv-02633)
Dean Markley USA, Inc. v. Cenveo Corporation (cand-5:2014-cv-02650)
Deborah Shearwater et al v. Dan Ashe, et al (cand-5:2014-cv-02830)
Denzer (cand-1:2014-cv-02618)
Deutsche Bank National Trust Company As Trustee For Dsla Mortgage Loan Trust 2006-Ar1 v. Martinez et al (cand-4:2014-cv-02935)
Disco Bees LLC v. Icemochi LLC et al (cand-3:2014-cv-02697)
Donna L Achey, et al v. Infoblox, Inc., et al (cand-3:2014-cv-02644)
Dorrough et al v. Hayward Unified School District et al (cand-3:2014-cv-02746)
Doublevision Entertainment, LLC v. Navigators Specialty Insurance Company et al (cand-3:2014-cv-02848)
Duane Ziping Kuong et al v. Armen Jalalian (cand-5:2014-cv-02821)
Dudley v. Liberty Life Assurance Company of Boston (cand-3:2014-cv-02982)
Dudney v. Macomber (cand-3:2014-cv-02574)
Duma's v. Soto (cand-3:2014-cv-02611)
Dumbrique v. Brunner et al (cand-4:2014-cv-02598)
Dustin v. Gipson et al (cand-3:2014-cv-02928)
Edwards et al v. Internal Revenue Services et al (cand-3:2014-cv-02852)
Edwards v. Foulk (cand-5:2014-cv-02769)
Elliott v. Department of Veteran Affairs (cand-4:2014-cv-02679)
Elliott v. The Department of Veterens Affairs (cand-4:2014-cv-02678)
Emerson v. Toyota Motor North America, Inc. et al (cand-3:2014-cv-02842)
Estate of Ariel Munoz Garcia et al v. Topcat Air Tools Corp. (cand-3:2014-cv-02840)
Evans et al v. Bristol-Myers Squibb Company et al (cand-3:2014-cv-02657)
Fields v. Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. et al (cand-3:2014-cv-02777)
Finch v. Federal Bond and Collection Services, Inc. et al (cand-3:2014-cv-02898)
Finjan, Inc. v. Symantec Corp. (cand-4:2014-cv-02998)
Fisher v. Planet (cand-3:2014-cv-02532)
Fisher v. Ventura County Sheriffs Narcotics Agency (cand-3:2014-cv-02522)
Flaum v. Metropolitan Life Insurance Company et al (cand-3:2014-cv-02507)
Flenoid v. Statebridge Company, LLC et al (cand-3:2014-cv-02729)
Floyd et al v. National Collegiate Athletic Association et al (cand-4:2014-cv-02757)
Francine Bacchini v. Carolyn W. Colvin (cand-5:2014-cv-02751)
Frankowski v. Depuy Orthopaedics, Inc. et al (cand-3:2014-cv-02865)
Frantom v. Tongol (cand-3:2014-cv-02708)
Fratus v. Baptista et al (cand-3:2014-cv-02608)
Garisto et al v. United States of America et al (cand-3:2014-cv-02825)
Garrison v. The California State Bar et al (cand-4:2014-cv-02940)
Gerald Cox, et al v. Aero Automatic Sprinkler Company (cand-5:2014-cv-02723)
Gerald W. Bottero v. Hoya Corporation, Vision Care Division (cand-5:2014-cv-02528)
Ghosh v. City of Berkeley et al (cand-3:2014-cv-02922)
Gill v. General Services Administration (cand-3:2014-cv-02999)
Gill v. Meyer et al (cand-3:2014-cv-02990)
Gonzalez v. JP Morgan Chase Bank, N.A. et al (cand-3:2014-cv-02558)
Graham v. Santa Cruz Co. Jail et al (cand-4:2014-cv-02845)
Grimes v. Lopez (cand-4:2014-cv-02899)
Grimes v. O'leary et al (cand-4:2014-cv-02799)
Gurasich v. IBM Retirement Plan et al (cand-4:2014-cv-02911)
Hanson v. Equilon Enterprises LLC (cand-3:2014-cv-02674)
Hardin v. Gowan (cand-3:2014-cv-02690)
Hassrick v. Bahr El Jebel Safaris S.A. De C.V. (cand-4:2014-cv-02910)
Hawkins v. Taber (cand-1:2014-cv-02519)
Heatherly et al v. Redwood Cafe et al (cand-3:2014-cv-02953)
Heavi Williams v. Home Depot U.S.A., Inc. (cand-5:2014-cv-02589)
Heddi Lindberg v. Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. et al (cand-4:2014-cv-02544)
Helen Mata v. Midland Credit Management, Inc. et al (cand-5:2014-cv-02753)
Helmantoler v. City of Concord et al (cand-4:2014-cv-02855)
Henderson v. Colvin (cand-4:2014-cv-02779)
Herndon et al v. Gruma S.A.B. De C.V. et al (cand-3:2014-cv-02985)
Hewlett-Packard Company v. Datel Holdings, Ltd. et al (cand-5:2014-cv-02891)
Higginbotham v. Duffy (cand-1:2014-cv-02937)
Hill v. Life Insurance Company of North America (cand-3:2014-cv-02649)
Holley (cand-3:2014-cv-02616)
Honesto v. Adams (cand-3:2014-cv-02628)
Hung Duong v. Itt Educational Services, Inc. et al (cand-4:2014-cv-02653)
Hunter (cand-4:2014-cv-02962)
Implicit L.L.C. v. F5 Networks, Inc. (cand-3:2014-cv-02856)
In re Howrey, LLP (cand-3:2014-cv-02724)
In re Lidoderm Antitrust Litigation (cand-3:2014-md-02521)
In re Yosemite National Park Hantavirus Litigation (cand-3:2014-md-02532)
In re: Coca-Cola Products Marketing and Sales Practices Litigation (no. ii) (cand-4:2014-md-02555)
In re: National Collegiate Athletic Association Athletic Grant-In-Aid Cap Antitrust Litigation (cand-4:2014-md-02541)
Insalaco v. United of Omaha Life Insurance Company et al (cand-4:2014-cv-02586)
International Union of Operating Engineers Local 49 Health and Welfare Fund v. Endo Pharmaceuticals, Inc. et al (cand-3:2014-cv-02759)
Intriago v. Premiere Credit of North America, LLC (cand-3:2014-cv-02631)
J.C. v. United States of America et al (cand-3:2014-cv-02912)
Jaime Barcenas v. United Airlines, Inc. (cand-3:2014-cv-02504)
James McLoughlin, et al v. Continental Casualty Company (cand-5:2014-cv-02604)
James Schoenfeld v. Elvin Valenzuela (cand-4:2014-cv-02993)
Jenkins et al v. National Collegiate Athletic Association et al (cand-4:2014-cv-02758)
Jerry Smith v. Denise Reyes et al (cand-5:2014-cv-02897)
Jessica L. Wofford v. Francisco Rivero (cand-5:2014-cv-02819)
Jesus Torres v. Downs & Tsuruda Investments, LLC (cand-3:2014-cv-02603)
Jibreel v. Chin (cand-3:2014-cv-02774)
Jimmie v. Chappell (cand-3:2014-cv-02876)
John Kevin Parker v. R. T. C. Grounds et al (cand-5:2014-cv-02517)
Johnson et al v. PNC Mortgage et al (cand-3:2014-cv-02976)
Johnson v. Head et al (cand-3:2014-cv-02768)
Johnson v. Johnson et al (cand-3:2014-cv-02547)
Johnson v. Lizarraga (cand-4:2014-cv-02846)
Johnstech International Corp. v. JF Technology Berhad et al (cand-3:2014-cv-02864)
Jones (cand-3:2014-cv-02638)
Jones v. James et al (cand-4:2014-cv-02763)
Jones v. Rash Curtis & Associates (cand-3:2014-cv-02811)
Joshua Claypole et al. v. County of San Mateo et al (cand-5:2014-cv-02730)
Jurin v. Transamerica Life Insurance Company et al (cand-3:2014-cv-02882)
Kalani v. Janrus, Inc. et al (cand-3:2014-cv-02701)
Kalincheva v. Neubarth (cand-4:2014-cv-02705)
Karl Bastian v. Wells Fargo Home Mortgage (cand-3:2014-cv-02813)
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Sr. No. Name of Student Department Name of university
1 Ms. Pooja Nimkarde
M-Tech (APE)
Dr. PDKV. Akola
2 Mr. Vishal Mangale M-Tech (IDE) Dr. PDKV. Akola
3 Mr. Swapnil R. Thakre M-Tech (SWCE) S.V.U., Sagar
4 Mr. Kunal P. Deshmukh M-Tech (SWCE) S.V.U. Sagar
5 Mr. Vaibhav Nemade M-Tech (SWCE) S.V.U., Sagar
6 Mr. Anand Kathale M-Tech (SWCE) S.V.U., Sagar
7 Mr. Sandip Paulzagade M-Tech (SWCE) S.V.U., Sagar
8 Mr. Subham Budhalkar M-Tech (SWCE) S.V.M. Sagar
9 Mr. Pranay Kullarkar M-Tech (SWCE) S.V.M. Sagar
10 Mr. Vaibhav Jadhao M-Tech (SWCE) Allahabad
11 Mr. Sagar Rane M.B.A. Pune
12 Mr. Jay Agrawal M.B.A. Pune
13 Mr. S.A. Ghogare M.B.A. Pune
14 S.B. BUDHALKAR M.B.A. Pune
15 U.S. CHOPADE M.B.A. Pune
16 G.D. Wankhade M.B.A. Pune
Admission of our Students for PG


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Papantla de Olarte är en ort i Mexiko.   Den ligger i kommunen Papantla och delstaten Veracruz, i den sydöstra delen av landet,  km nordost om huvudstaden Mexico City. Papantla de Olarte ligger  meter över havet och antalet invånare är .

Terrängen runt Papantla de Olarte är huvudsakligen platt, men åt sydost är den kuperad. Runt Papantla de Olarte är det ganska tätbefolkat, med  invånare per kvadratkilometer. Närmaste större samhälle är Poza Rica de Hidalgo,  km nordväst om Papantla de Olarte. Trakten runt Papantla de Olarte består till största delen av jordbruksmark.

Klimatet i området är fuktigt och subtropiskt. Årsmedeltemperaturen i trakten är  °C. Den varmaste månaden är maj, då medeltemperaturen är  °C, och den kallaste är januari, med  °C. Genomsnittlig årsnederbörd är  millimeter. Den regnigaste månaden är september, med i genomsnitt  mm nederbörd, och den torraste är december, med  mm nederbörd.

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A vagrant shouldn't set in a hidden way those kind of configuration. For instance, on windows with VirtualBox, the whole thing refuse to start.
I normally recommand to developer to control their folder they want attached to their vagrant box.
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My recommendation is to leave our Vagrantfile as it is and override the shared folder setting in your own Vagrantfile, which you can distribute in your organization (or even better, commit it in your source control system - anything is better than editing a file on each workstation, every month). This is already suggested under Known Issues in the announcement, the first item.
The only thing I could possibly do is disable sharing the current folder by default, but that would break something that works for Linux and macOS users, so it's not really an option. Due to limitations on the Windows side, there's no single setting that would work on all host OSes.
Where can I find the build script, I want to build custom image based on your scripts. I know packer.
We don't install these explicitly, so I assume some package in the @core group has them as a dependency.


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Q: Trouble with scraping javascript-powered 'next' buttons with python I am trying to scrape a website to learn python and web scraping.
In particular, I was trying to scrape football data at this page: https://www.whoscored.com/Regions/108/Tournaments/5/Seasons/7468/Stages/16548/PlayerStatistics/Italy-Serie-A-2018-2019
My main problem is how to scrape all the pages of the main data table, not just the first one. I am trying to figure it out using selenium and analysing the requests that my browser is sending when I click the 'next' button, but I am having some trouble. Thanks for your attention.

A: Using your browser's network tab when clicking the "next" button you can examine the actual xhr (AJAX) request that is being sent on to the server with each click.
The request is to this URL:
https://www.whoscored.com/StatisticsFeed/1/GetPlayerStatistics?category=summary&subcategory=all&statsAccumulationType=0&isCurrent=true&playerId=&teamIds=&matchId=&stageId=16548&tournamentOptions=5&sortBy=Rating&sortAscending=&age=&ageComparisonType=&appearances=&appearancesComparisonType=&field=Overall&nationality=&positionOptions=&timeOfTheGameEnd=&timeOfTheGameStart=&isMinApp=true&page=2&includeZeroValues=&numberOfPlayersToPick=10

Notice the "page" query string parameter - this increments with every request you make. Also, the response to each request is actually very easy to parse JSON so you're pretty much good to go.

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Direct-to-consumer brands. The phenomenon of brands selling directly to consumers and skipping retailers altogether continues to grow in popularity. Apart from convenience and competitive product pricing, many consumers appreciate the personalized service they receive from these brands and frequently develop a special bond with them, which also plays a vital role in nurturing brand loyalty. In addition to realizing greater margins on sales of their products, direct-to-consumer brands could also benefit from collecting valuable consumer data previously available only to retailers.
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We're organising the Diamond Dawdle to mark the 60th anniversary of the creation of the UK's first national park. It starts at Thornbridge Hall, and there will be a choice of two circular routes through the Monsal Trail – either a more challenging 15 miles or a leisurely 7.5 miles. After the walk there will be celebrations at Thornbridge Hall including birthday cake, music and thank you certificates.
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E commerce to benefit from faster delivery and transparency
Under the new rules, details furnished by e-commerce companies will be verified against the details provided by the merchants, which can reign in discrepancies in payments
India is set to roll out the Goods and Services Tax (GST) from July 1, which is expected to pare the costs borne by logistics and e-commerce startups face in India.
The e-commerce players that depend heavily on third-party logistics firms to transport goods to the customer's doorstep have largely welcomed the new GST regime, which they say will ease the hassle of inter-state ferrying of goods under a centralised tax regime.
"We believe GST is good for the e-commerce industry as it would eliminate hurdles in inter-state delivery and subsume the entry tax introduced on e-commerce shipments by some states," a spokesperson for Amazon India said.
Apart from easing the hurdles in transporting goods across states, the uniform tax will also bring down costs of warehousing. There will be a move to create bigger distribution centres, as Indian companies would now need fewer warehouses.
"The barriers at state borders will ease. The complexity of paying different taxes in 29 different state territories will also ease. Warehousing will become more integrated. We won't have to set up warehouses in different states," TA Krishnan, CEO of logistics firm Ecom Express said.
Currently, online marketplaces and logistics companies have set up warehouses in different states in order to avoid tax burden of different regions.
According to Care Ratings, the GST is expected to trim logistic costs by up to 20 percent from the current levels.
"The cost of logistics is currently very high in India, costing about 15 percent of GDP. In mature markets, it stands at about 8 percent. With GST, multiple layers of tax will reduce thus bringing down the overall cost. In the long-term, it will also help reduce the unorganised element in the logistics sector," Neil Shah analyst with Counterpoint Research says.
This will boost demand for high tonnage trucks and lead to overall reduction in transportation costs, he adds.
Flipkart, which owns logistics startup EKart, and Snapdeal that runs Vulcan, did not comment on the impact the new GST rates, will have on their operations.
Trouble at Source
One direct provision in GST that is expected to directly impact the online retailers is Tax Collection at Source (TCS) by marketplaces. Although the TCS is set at its lowest at 1 percent, the levy ignores the pleas of e-commerce players who have been lobbying against it.
The GST regime has mandated all online marketplaces to deduct 1 percent tax from the proceeds given to merchants and suppliers, which is expected to impact the cash flows of the sellers.
This provision is specific to electronic commerce and doesn't apply to brick-and-mortar retail outlets.
At the moment, e-commerce sector in India is at less than 2 percent of the entire retail segment.
In February, the online retail players had argued that TCS would result in a capital lock-down of about Rs 400 crore per annum and may discourage merchants, especially small-scale sellers, from selling online.
Amazon had also argued against TCS saying it can put up to 1.8 lakh jobs in the industry at risk, where small and medium retailers using the marketplace will be the worst affected as the lock-in will impact their working capital.
According to analysts, it could also lead to procedural hassles for e-commerce companies who will now have to follow additional compliance.
Industry body FICCI also spoke against the TCS levy saying that 90 percent of the suppliers on e-commerce marketplaces are small and medium enterprises hence it would be challenging for them to comply with these reporting requirements.
If the TCS deduction discourages sellers from retailing their products online, it could be a problem for e-commerce players, Abheek Singhi of BCG Consulting Group says. "A lot of e-commerce sales are attractively priced because they get pricing benefit from merchants based in states that have lower VAT rates. This helps online marketplaces compete better with local retail across India."
Mobile phones, for instance, attracts a tax rate of 5 percent in Karnataka, while in Maharashtra it is at 13.5 percent. So an online buyer sitting in Mumbai can buy a cheaper phone from a seller in Karnataka. However, the e-commerce players will lose that advantage under GST, in any case.
On the positive side, merchants evading tax payment on their online sales can be detected easily.
Transparency in online marketplaces
Under the new rules, details furnished by e-commerce companies will be verified against the details provided by the merchants, which can reign in discrepancies in payments.
It also mandates that all merchants supplying goods and services to online marketplaces to register under GST, irrespective of their threshold.
Post registration, merchants will have to report sales from online channel separately from their offline sales.
The marketplaces are also required to disclose sales and returns data along with merchant details in their filing. This would make it difficult for sellers and online marketplaces to misrepresent their book of accounts.
The e-commerce players are also suggested to maintain internal seller rating, which will help them identify merchants who are diligent in making their tax filings.
This, says Shah, will improve the quality of sellers on their platform.
For e-commerce platforms, this can be a positive given the constant tussles with sellers.
The new system will introduce effective tracking and ensure that all supplies are captured within the tax system.
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Albstadt, Germany. On Tuesday, 19 June 2018, Groz-Beckert invited international guests to Albstadt for the textile symposium for the third time. Under the title "The Fabric Year 2018", the company provided insights into the current market developments. Around 150 guests from over 20 countries from Asia, America and Europe followed the invitation.
Eric Schöller, Member of the Executive Board Groz-Beckert, who opened the Fabric Year, welcomed the participants. The first presentation of the day was given by Dr. Josef Braml, Deutsche Gesellschaft für Auswärtige Politik e. V., and focused on the global competition between the USA and China, as well as the implications for Europe.
Andreas Engelhardt, Groz-Beckert Product Marketing and Innovation, then presented key messages from his established yearbook "The Fiber Year", which he has been publishing as the owner of the company of the same name for many years. He reported that the global fiber industry achieved a growth of around 4 percent in 2017, after four years of falling growth rates. Although synthetic fibers continued to build on their prominent market position in the sector, natural fibers also experienced a more dynamic growth – a development that has not been seen since 2001.
Once the foundations had been laid with the extracts from the Fiber Year, Andreas Engelhardt and Martin Weiler, Groz-Beckert Market Research, moved on with the Fabric Year with the observations of the development and the current status of the national fiber and fabric production – always divided into knitted and woven fabric, as well as nonwovens. The markets in Vietnam and Indonesia were addressed first. An important common feature of both markets was the growing dependency on imports of fiber material, which is particularly relevant in light of the extremely dynamic expansion in fabric production.
This information was the ideal basis for the subsequent presentation held by Gail Strickler, President of Global Trade Brookfield Associates. She was a key player in the negotiations for the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) and the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) for textile-related issues and has been active in the private textile sector for many years. Her presentation addressed the Transpacific Partnership from the Asian perspective, the status of negotiations and the expected implications of the agreement for the global textile trade.
Over the course of the day, Andreas Engelhardt and Martin Weiler gave insights into the developments of further key textile markets. The developments in China, India and Bangladesh, as well as the USA, were outlined in a block of presentations. A second presentation from Gail Strickler followed on the topic of the USA. In this presentation, she provided exciting insights into the US trade policy and the status of negotiations for the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
There then followed a detailed examination of the markets in Germany, Italy and Turkey. Production in Germany has stabilized over the past few years at a comparatively high level and the textile industry in Italy – as a renowned fashion center in Europe – has also experienced a revival recently. An interesting outlook on the Italian fashion market was also provided by Dr. Davide Bonassi from the Italian Hosiery Association.
Engelhardt and Weiler completed the block of presentations with a worldwide summary, complete with an outlook through to 2022. Growth potential has been highlighted for all fabric production technologies, with particularly high growth levels in knitwear and nonwovens.
The "The Fabric Year 2018" concluded with an evening buffet dinner, which offered space for discussions and exchanges.
In the picture from left to right:
Eric Schöller, Member of the Executive Board Groz-Beckert
Dr. Josef Braml, Deutsche Gesellschaft für Auswärtige Politik e. V.
Dr. Davide Bonassi, Italian Hosiery Association
Gail Strickler, President of Global Trade Brookfield Associate
Andreas Engelhardt, Groz-Beckert Product Marketing and Innovation
Martin Weiler, Groz-Beckert Market Research
Groz-Beckert is the world's leading provider of industrial machine needles, precision parts and fine tools as well as systems and services for the production and joining of textile fabrics. The products and services support the fields of knitting, weaving, felting, tufting, carding and sewing. The family-owned company, founded in 1852, employed more than 8,800 people and generated a turnover of around €740 Mio. in 2017. Groz-Beckert operates with agencies, production and distribution subsidiaries in more than 150 countries around the world.
Fabric Year 2018 Group of Speakers JPG-Dokument, 0.73 MB
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Abstract: The Coastal Waterbird Survey conducts standardised, high-tide bird counts at approximately 180 sites annually along the British Columbia coastline. More than 400 volunteers have contributed to this effort since its inception in winter 1999-2000. Results for the first five winters are reported here. Analysis was based on the mid-winter months for most species, which were wintering migrants. These early data were powerful enough to generate credible estimates of population trends for nine of the 58 most commonly recorded species. An apparent increasing trend was seen in the population indices for Doublecrested Cormorant, Great Blue Heron and Bufflehead. Bald Eagle showed a declining trend. There was no significant five year trend for Common Loon, Horned Grebe, Mallard, Common Goldeneye and Harlequin Duck. Among the other 49 species, apparent upward trends in 9 species and downward trends in 10 species were not supported by the statitstical analyses, since their data did not meet the criterion which had been adopted. After six more winters of observation, statistically credible trends should be discernable for 34 species of birds. The survey is coordinated by Bird Studies Canada and supported by the Canadian Wildlife Service; analysis was performed by those agencies. Data from the survey are freely available on request.
Badzinski, S.S., R.J. Cannings, T.E. Armenta, J. Komaromi, and P.J. Davidson. 2008. Monitoring coastal bird populations in B.C. The first five years of coastal waterbird survey (1999-2004). British Columbia Birds 17:1-35.


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Wednesday, November 15, 2017 8:00am – 9:30am Commissioner Donnelly will visit with citizens at Fireside Café, Group Publishing, 1515 Cascade Avenue, Loveland. Guest is Budget Director Josh Fudge who will present the proposed 2018 Budget.
6:00pm – 7:30pm Commissioner Donnelly will visit with citizens at Grimm Brothers Brewhouse, 623 Denver Avenue, Loveland. Guest is County Manager Linda Hoffmann who will present the proposed 2018 Budget.
Thursday, November 16, 2017 7:30am – 9:00am Commissioner Gaiter will visit with citizens at Dazbog Coffee, 401 Mason Court, Fort Collins. Guest is Budget Director Josh Fudge who will present the proposed 2018 Budget.
Highlighted meetings are of greater public interest. Policy Decision will be made at this meeting. Indicates televised meeting on Comcast Fort Collins Cable Channel 14, U.S. Cable Channel 16, and Loveland Cable Channel 16.


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UKnowledge > College of Agriculture, Food and Environment > Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering > Faculty Publications > 16
Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering Faculty Publications
Mobile Device-Based Location Services Accuracy
Hasan Seyyedhasani, University of KentuckyFollow
Joseph S. Dvorak, University of KentuckyFollow
Michael P. Sama, University of KentuckyFollow
Tim S. Stombaugh, University of KentuckyFollow
The objective of this study was to characterize the expected position accuracy when using popular mobile devices for location-based agricultural decision-making activities. This study utilized Android-based Nexus 7 tablets and tested the operation of the three location services available on this system in a 24-h fixed location test and a shorter duration multiple location field test. In the 24-h test, the "network" location system had a measured error of 37.19 m while reporting an accuracy of 55.56 m. The "gps" location system had a measured error of 2.57 m and a reported accuracy of 3.20 m. Multiple tests were conducted with the location system added by Google Services code be cause the measured error was much higher than the reported accuracy. With this system, the measured errors were 14.13, 3.4, 24.08, 14.01, and 16.15 m with reported accuracies of 3.95, 4.83, 3.99, 7.18, and 6.68 m, respectively. All the tests with the Google Services location system had much higher variability in location estimates than the "gps" location system. For both services, the high values for reported accuracy did not correspond with high values for measured error. Field testing was only performed with the Google Services and "gps" location systems as the "network" location system did not operate in the test field. Statistical analysis confirmed that the "gps" system was more accurate in this testing but the difference was not as dramatic as in the 24-h testing. The average reported accuracy level was 3.0 m in all field tests with the "gps" system and 3.9 m in all field tests with the Google Services system. The field test data were also used to estimate areas of 0.14-ha rectangular plots. Among all three tests with the "gps" system and all three tests with the Google Services system, the mean absolute area percent error varied from 4% to 7%, and in every test at least one plot was over- or underestimated by at least 10%. The error characteristics and patterns for all but the "gps" service differed significantly from the random walk pattern and/or other characteristics of GNSS locators to which precision farming engineers have become accustomed. Mobile platform creators like Apple and Google are either requiring (Apple) or strongly encouraging (Google) developers to switch to newer services that don't provide access to the underlying locating mechanism. Therefore, it is clear that careful consideration of these differences and what they may mean to location based apps in agriculture will be important. This work highlights the importance of testing any "smart" devices to determine actual location accuracy before relying on them for making agricultural decisions based on their output.
Notes/Citation Information
Published in Applied Engineering in Agriculture, v. 32, no. 5, p. 539-547.
© 2016 American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers
The copyright holder has granted the permission for posting the article here.
https://doi.org/10.13031/aea.32.11351
This work is supported by the USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA) Hatch Multistate project under 1001110.
Publication No. 16-05-085 of the Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station, published with the approval of the Director.
Seyyedhasani, Hasan; Dvorak, Joseph S.; Sama, Michael P.; and Stombaugh, Tim S., "Mobile Device-Based Location Services Accuracy" (2016). Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering Faculty Publications. 16.
https://uknowledge.uky.edu/bae_facpub/16
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