Former Goodrich Mayor Pleads Guilty to Tampering, LIVINGSTON, November 27, 2017 - Former Goodrich mayor Jeremy Wayne Harper pled guilty today in the 411th District Court of Polk County to the State Jail Felony offense of Tampering with a Government Record. Harper was sentenced by Judge Tom Brown to serve two years in a Texas Department of Criminal Justice state jail facility however Harper's sentence was suspended for a period of five years and Harper was placed on community supervision. Harper was also assessed a $2000 fine and required to perform 120 hours community service. According to Polk County Criminal District Attorney Lee Hon, the charge against Harper stemmed from a sworn representation that Harper made on his 2015 application for a place on the Goodrich Mayoral election ballot where Harper swore under oath that he had never before been convicted of a felony offense. During a 2016 investigation by the Polk County Sheriff's Department into a claim that Harper was using electricity from the Goodrich City Hall in conjunction with the construction of his own private residence, it was discovered that Harper had previously been convicted of felony Issuance of a Worthless Check in 1994 in Rapides Parish, Louisiana and felony Theft of Greater than $500 in value in 1997 in Natchitoches, Louisiana. According to Hon, a subsequent investigation in December of last year also revealed that Harper had obtained City of Goodrich water and sewage services at his personal residence without paying a required installation fee. The Sheriff's Department investigation also led to an allegation that Harper, in his official capacity as mayor, had caused road materials belonging to the City of Goodrich to be delivered to a private driveway. "The takeaway from the this unfortunate situation involving former mayor Harper, is that we expect public servants to be transparent and accountable in their actions. The public has a right to expect honesty and integrity on the part of their elected officials. The citizens of Goodrich are certainly entitled to that," Hon stated.
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Co-creating social change with digital technology – Presented by Marc Aguilar, Barcelona City Council, at the Creative Ring Sum-It, on October 23, at Designhuis in Eindhoven, The Netherlands.
In this co-creation session on digital tools to tackle social innovation, participants are invited to share their experiences on successful mechanisms to scale digital social innovation (programs, practices, instruments, institutional arrangements), and map them along several key axes (funding, capacity building, societal engagement, dissemination, etc). This will be followed by a collective elaboration on those contributions to propose better policy. Participants will have the chance of shaping thought and policy in their fields, and will come out of the session with a rich understanding of current best practices in promoting digital innovation for societal impact.
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Barcelona, city of culture, knowledge, creativity, innovation and wellbeing, is a pioneer in the global quest of becoming a Smart city reference. With the aim of improving public services for local citizens while boosting business competitiveness, innovation and job creation, the Barcelona City Council is deploying smart city projects promoting public-private partnerships in fields such as transport, shopping, street lighting and environmental monitoring. The city has become a true urban lab for pilot services and real projects that translate into tangible benefits in the everyday life of citizens, making Barcelona more open, efficient and friendly.


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I live in a disaster zone. No, really: the National Guard was called out, FEMA is here and everything. You've probably at least heard about the flooding in the Midwest. My area was not spared. Fifteen bridges and parts of 30 roads in my county are damaged or destroyed and areas that never flood were under water as the ground became saturated from too much rain. Levees broke and people had to be rescued from their homes in boats.
Fortunately, I am high and dry and was unaffected, at least directly, by the flooding. Hundreds of others, however, weren't as fortunate. One of my husband's colleagues lost his house and both of his cars. A former colleague of mine from the local newspaper (now retired) showed up in the newsroom, sodden, shoeless, and saying he didn't know where else to go after water rushed through his apartment.
On the day the floods came, I called a friend whose family was returning from vacation to tell her not to attempt to drive home from the airport that night because of a combination of closed roads and a lack of "road closed" signs. After the state police told her husband it would take an estimated 10 hours to travel what normally takes one hour, they took my advice.
People who live near the river here know they're at risk and take their chances. Those who live two or three miles from the river don't consider that it will rain seven inches or so in one day, a levee will break or be breached, and their house and cars will be damaged or destroyed.
While we live in tornado country, I never figured a tornado would hit the city—Indiana, after all, isn't Kansas—until one hit about two miles from me a couple of years ago. We've also had a couple of earthquakes here, the last one only a couple of months ago.
Even with unexpected floods, tornadoes and earthquakes that have the potential to disrupt large portions of, if not entire, areas, I don't have an emergency kit ready to grab and go. I should. We all should.
So I went looking for information about emergency kits. What if it's a situation where I should stay at home? What about if I need to leave the house—now!?
Homeland Security's site (www.ready.gov) suggested that we have both kinds: One in case we need to stay in the house; one we can grab on the run (in case, for example, the waters are rising). It's a good site for information on emergency planning. It even includes a section for people with special needs (www.ready.gov/america/getakit/disabled.html), which can include those with diabetic complications, which was developed with the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP), the Red Cross, and the National Organization on Disability.
Because blood glucose reagent strips have expiration dates, I guess we could also keep a container in our emergency kit and change that out each time we need a new one.
The site's suggestion that we keep copies of prescriptions in our emergency kits is a good one. At least we could go to the pharmacy and get refills. Unless, of course, the damage is widespread enough that the nearest pharmacy is in the next state.
I'll continue to ponder that one. In the meantime, I'm inclined to go for the one where I keep a vial, pen, and container of strips in my emergency kit and change them out from there, unless somebody has a better idea.
One thing I no longer ponder, however, is whether I'm safe from Mother Nature's seeming state of permanent PMS. As recent events have proven, nobody is exempt from possible disaster.


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Novak Djokovic, Tennis News
'We must come together and unite,' says Novak Djokovic in brilliant message of hope over coronavirus
Novak Djokovic has urged the public to 'get together and unite' to defeat the coronavirus outbreak that currently grips the world.
The world number one was in brilliant form before the enforced break due to the coronavirus pandemic, with tennis not due to return until June 7 at the earliest.
In addition, the French Open has rescheduled for September, and the Olympics looks all but certain to be postponed until next year too due to public health concerns.
Djokovic, though, has urged unity, and had used his considerably platform to help people look after both their mental and physical health.
"I am all about being productive and proactive but in harmony with peace and innerstanding [sic] of our true essence," Djokovic said on his social media.
"We can't be healthy if our world isn't healthy. This is the time for all of us to get together and unite," the Serb wrote.
"Let's really try to spend quality time with our family at home, enjoy the little things in life. Let's try to laugh, love and dedicate time to inner work.
"Pray, meditate, eat healthy, play music, sing, dance, read, write, workout, sleep well, train our brains to think good thoughts… This is a great opportunity to do that.
"I pray for the health and healing of you. May God heal any sickness you have physical, mental or spiritual. May he give you health, energy and joy today.
"Very challenging times for everyone. I am sending support and prayers. Please stay at home in quarantine and help frontline medical people to help all the people infected and in need.
🙏🏼❤ #stayhome #staysafe #staystrong pic.twitter.com/CjS5couRhd
— Novak Djokovic (@DjokerNole) March 22, 2020
"Let's not burden them in these critical times more than they already are. It's all about perspective.
"We live in a fast-paced modern life. Constantly on the go. We rarely get to stop and contemplate our lives.
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"By being at home we will not only hopefully help to slow the spread of this virus, but we will also give ourselves a chance to truly address certain emotions and subconscious programs that have been suppressed and ignored.
"We need to dig deep now and regenerate on every level of our beings.
"Only like that we will be able to raise our own vibration and help our Mother Earth heal quicker.
"We are all ONE. We all live in the same world. Please treat people and Nature like you would treat yourself. God Bless you all.
"We will be stronger and more united, I am sure."
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Indulging itself in daily war crimes has become so endemic to the behemoth that is the US government and to a lesser extent its lackeys, the governments of Britain, France, Holland, Belgium, Germany, and even Canada and Australia, that they have become indistinguishable and inseparable from those sort of actions.
One would think then that the US in particular would by now have become so incapable of embarrassment, that they would not care about evidence of such barbarous acts and nefarious doings as they are widely known for, being exposed to the public gaze by such whistleblowing activists as Wikileaks. Being so much a part of the public face of such governments, one would think there would be a certain pride in their policy achievements being placed on public display – except for the obvious need to retain control of what their own captive populations get to hear. They obviously have the need to retain power in their homelands, which is the sole reason for the invention of 'National Security' and the web of secrecy that surrounds it – the obvious and only aim of which is to keep those not involved in it entirely, or mostly, in the dark. It is not working, is it? Nor could it, in a world of open communication like today.
There are no surprises, no secrets. But those 'closed' governments who want to hold back knowledge of their unsavoury deeds feel it is OK to punish those brave messengers who are prepared to shine light in dark corners. Messengers like Julian Assange. Not to silence them for revealing evidence of what the world already knows, but simply out of spite for them having the gall and the guts to challenge the authority and the ethics and the goals of the criminal tyrants now controlling government policy.
Notice that this is the purview solely of Western governments. No other nation on Earth indulges in such practices. Well, let's face it, no other nation on Earth goes out and causes the slaughter of innocents and the destruction of other sovereign states for no valid reason whatsoever like Western nations do.
It's a crime. But the crime is not telling or revealing the truth, and the criminals are not those who tell or reveal (by whatever means). The crime is what the truth reveals. And the criminals are those who are revealed to have perpetrated those crimes – whether by command or commission.
'Telling the truth becomes a crime': UK & international pundits blast Assange imprisonment
Julian Assange must not never be allowed to fall into the evil clutches of the US judicial system.
Julian Assange, national security, war crimes, web of secrecy, Western governments, whistleblowers, Wikileaks
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Sweden's Gunhild Carling is truly a musical experience to behold. The talented vocalist and multi-instrumentalist is an Internet sensation and a marvelous throwback to the days of the Classic Entertainers of the '20s and '30s.
All About Jazz: Tell me briefly where were you born.
AAJ: You are incredibly and diversely talented. Are you from a musical family?
GC: Yes. My father is a trumpet player. My Mother, Aina is a violinist and banjo player. My brother Max plays several instruments: violin, clarinet and tenor saxophone. Sister Gerd plays piano, alto saxophone, trombone and vibes and my brother, Ulf plays drums, trumpet and sings.
AAJ: What instruments did you play as a child?
GC: I began with drums, recorder, trombone, and a whole bunch of baroque Instruments like Crumhorn, etc.
AAJ: Did you also sing as a child? In a group?
GC: Yes, I sang and played with my family. As I became somewhat famous as child musician, I had a couple of solo gigs.
AAJ: Did you attend music school?
GC: I didn't go to music school. When I was 20, I went to a teacher to learn the classical approach and reading notes. I also studied harp.
AAJ: What was your first gig? How old were you?
GC: At a festival in Malmo, Sweden when I was seven years old. The place was called the "Swing Inn."
AAJ: What is the "Gunhild Carling Family," the group that plays on your live shows?
GC: It is a six piece band playing in the style of Louis Armstrong, the Dream Sextet, George Lewis, Chris Barber. We are all family members. Now brother Max's daughters, Linnea (bass, banjo), Petronella (trombone, violin) and Nanna (soprano and Alto sax) are also in the band.
AAJ: When did you start doing your live shows?
GC: I began a year ago.
AAJ: Tell me about the format of your show? It is very Retro.
GC: It is a one hour show broadcast live on You Tube every Sunday at 8PM. We play viewers' song requests. The first request we ever received was "Stomping at the Savoy." We have done almost 50 programs. Jazz lovers all over the world follow it and ask for songs. The programs have had over 100 000 viewers.
AAJ: Is there a live audience in your studio at the show?
GC: I didn't have an audience this first year. I have built the TV studio to look like an old jazz club. From the 20s. Next season we plan to extend the shows with a live audience.
AAJ: How did you build your incredibly extensive repertoire?
GC: My really big interest and love since I was small was the Great American Songbook. From as long as I can remember, I have learned new songs every day.
AAJ: You tend to favor Hot and Swing Styles. Why?
GC: I prefer the old hot jazz and swing. The most part greatest stars and geniuses are there—as composers and artists Fats Waller, Duke Ellington, Count Basie, Lil, Satchmo, Cab, Billie, Bix, etc.
AAJ: How many and what instruments do you play?
GC: 20-trombone, trumpet, harmonica, recorder, accordion, harp, piano, flute, oboe, bagpipes, soprano saxophone, drums, and a whole bunch of medieval instruments.
AAJ: You are an incredibly active and energetic performer/player/dancer. What's your "energy secret?"
GC: Jazz. To be more precise, I imagine I am "in" the music. Like if the music was a bubble around me. Suddenly a magic energy builds up and grows and grows like thunder weather. So, I feel like the energy is built up from a very focused connection with the music around me.
AAJ: Who handles the production of your show? It is outstanding.
AAJ: I know you tour Scandinavia and Europe extensively. Have you toured the United States? Asia?
AAJ: Please tell me about your future projects.
GC: I am going to extend the Sunday live shows and set up my big band show and tour.
AAJ: Best of Luck and thank you for taking time.
GC: You and All About Jazz are very welcome.


…. to the official website for Rebel in High Heels by Dr. Charlotte Laws. The above links will take you to information about the book and its author. You can purchase copies of the book at Amazon or through your local bookstore. If you are located in the UK, you can buy the book at Amazon UK. Kindle editions can be found at Amazon US or Amazon UK.
Charlotte hopes this book will inspire you to persevere in life, help others and live in the bold zone. The bold zone is that area just beyond the "comfort zone" where fierceness resides. It requires "showing up," taking calculated chances, going at life with gusto and becoming an accomplished, caring and relentless force of nature.


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Gilpin, William, 1724-1804, Observations on several parts of the counties of Cambridge, Norfolk, Suffolk, and Essex, 1809
Gilpin, William, 1724-1804, Observations on several parts of the counties of Cambridge, Norfolk, Suffolk, and Essex. Also on several parts of North Wales; relative chiefly to picturesque beauty, in two tours, the former made in the year 1769. The latter in the year 1773. By William Gilpin ..., 1809
Gilpin, William, 1724-1804.
Observations on several parts of the counties of Cambridge, Norfolk, Suffolk, and Essex. Also on several parts of North Wales; relative chiefly to picturesque beauty, in two tours, the former made in the year 1769. The latter in the year 1773. By William Gilpin ...
London, Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, 1809.
x p., 1 leaf, 208 p. 20 col. plates. 25 cm.
DA620 G45 Copy 1
http://hdl.handle.net/10079/bibid/33194
BAC: Abbey, J.R. Scenery 15
BAC: British Art Center has 2 copies. Copy 1 inscribed J. Sanderson; with the bookplate of James Frothingham Hunnewell. Copy 2 is the Abbey copy.
BAC : Printed by Strahan and Preston.
"Published by his trustees for the benefit of his school at Boldre."
Great Britain -- Description and travel -- Early works to 1800.
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Senate Re-Authorizes Government's Role In Terrorism Insurance The Senate has voted to reauthorize terrorism risk insurance, to help businesses stay solvent in the event of attacks. The bill faces a tougher road in the House, where some Republicans want to reduce the potential price tag for taxpayers.
Today the U.S. Senate voted overwhelmingly to reauthorize a bill first passed after 9/11. It allows the government to act as a financial backstop in the event of a large terrorist attack. Supporters say it's crucial for anyone trying to build a shopping mall or skyscraper. But as NPR's Laura Sullivan reports, the bill may run into trouble in the house.
LAURA SULLIVAN, BYLINE: In the days and months after the September 11th terrorist attacks - after the human toll had been calculated, the scope of the financial devastation became clear. More than $40 billion in loss from two collapsed skyscrapers, airplanes and damage to the Pentagon. That cost fell largely on reinsurers. A kind of insurance for insurance companies. After that, few reinsurers wanted anything to do with terrorism. Senator Dean Heller is a Republican from Nevada.
SENATOR DEAN HELLER: There was a tremendous amount of uncertainty about the frequency and potential size of future attacks.
SULLIVAN: Without the reinsurers, insurance companies started excluding terrorist attacks from their policies. But without those policies, bankers and investors walked. Analysts warned that the end result was going to be a grinding halt to the U.S. economy. That's when Congress stepped in with the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act. Government would act as the reinsurer in the event of a catastrophic attack. New York Democrat Charles Schumer sponsored the bill that extends the program for another seven years.
SENATOR CHARLES SCHUMER: People will not build major complexes, whether they be skyscrapers in Chicago or New York or major shopping centers in South Dakota, unless they know that there's a backstop.
SULLIVAN: Some House Republicans have voiced concerns over the possible costs of the bill if there is an attack and want private insurers to have to do more. Nevertheless, the house is expected to take up a similar version next week. Laura Sullivan, NPR News, the Capitol.


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ASTM D4145 is offered by Micom as part of its coating testing services. ASTM D4145—Standard test method for coating flexibility of prepainted sheet—describes a procedure which allows to assess the flexibility and adhesion of organic coatings on metal sheets after they have been bent progressively. Following each bending, the panels are examined with a low magnification tool as a means to detect slits on the film. As for the adhesion, it is measured by applying and removing a pressure-sensitive tape over the bend. Thus, this current practice relies on the principles stated in the ASTM D3359 standard. Typically, ASTM D4145 is employed after a weathering process such as: UV testing, salt spray testing or accelerated aging testing.
Coating flexibility of prepainted sheets:
The goal of ASTM D4145 is to assess the ability of a coating system to withstand strains of fabrication through the use of a T-bend test. In other words, this test characterizes the flexibility and adhesion of the coating after it had been subjected to a bending stress and it is through the use of the T-bend rating that it is possible to evaluate those attributes. In fact, by curving a coated metal foil around itself or around a die, it is possible to study the behavior of the coating towards curving stress which can occur during the manufacturing process of the metal sheet. More particularly, this test consists of monitoring, for each bend performed, the presence of cracks and pickoffs of the coating of the specimen through the use of a magnification tool and of a pressure-sensitive tape as a means to determine the T-bent rating. The latter corresponds to the amount of metal necessary to attain no slit, nor removal of the coating on the bent specimen. More precisely, if the specimen is bent around itself, the rating is defined as the minimum number of thicknesses of metal required to observe the previously stated criteria, however if the sample is bent around a die, the rating corresponds to the metal equivalent of the diameter of the die used to witness the enounced criteria. Lastly, this procedure is a means to verify if the coating can endure a manufacturing process that may contain various deformation processes.
The main factors that have to be considered when running this test are: the axis of bending, the temperature of the specimen and the rolling diameter of the metal.
Typical experimental parameters for ASTM D4145:
The number of samples required is one and its size is of 2 by 6 in (50 by 150 mm). The bending process may occur around a die or around the sample itself and precautions have to be made in order to ensure that this operation is executed in a smooth and uniform manner.
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Daily Crime and Information Report
Issued by the Media Relations Office,
Public Information Officer Deputy Becky Herrin
Click here to read press releases on other Sheriff's Office events and occurrences
Marathon accident kills one, injures several others
FHP is the investigating agency
Marathon - A three vehicle accident near 23rd Street and U.S. One Saturday night closed the highway for an hour and partially obstructed traffic for several hours more.
According to initial dispatch notes, six people were hurt with one of those six being pronounced dead on the scene; one being airlifted from Fishermen's Hospital to Miami's Ryder Trauma Center and the other four being transported to the hospital for treatment.
FHP is investigating.
Islamorada men charged with break in at Islamorada home
Islamorada - Three Islamorada men are in jail charged with stealing a large amount of dive and fishing equipment.
The victim, who lives on Harbor Drive in Islamorada, woke up on Saturday morning and found someone had smashed glass doors to his garage and had taken approximately $10,000.00 worth of fishing and diving equipment from inside. Some scraps of yellow cloth were found at the scene which the victim said did not belong to him.
Deputies responded and began a canvas of the neighborhood asking if anyone had seen anything. When they arrived at 209 Harbor Drive, they saw scraps of the same yellow cloth outside the house and a spear gun just inside the front door which fit the description of one stolen in the burglary. Further investigation revealed more stolen items in a bedroom belonging to 19 year old Matthew Berry. Berry told officers his friend "Phil" had come to his house in the middle of the night. "Phil" reportedly told Berry he'd "scored" and asked if he could hide some stolen items at Berry's house.
A large number of items stolen from the victim's residence were recovered from Berry's room. Berry was taken into custody.
Upon further questioning, Berry told officers his friends, 20 year old Phillip Lowd and 21 year old Miguel Sanchez were the ones who committed the burglary to his neighbor's house. Deputies went to Sanchez' residence on Tarpon Drive but he wasn't home. They then went to Lowd's residence on Plantation Drive and found Sanchez' vehicle in the driveway. In the vehicle was more stolen property. Sanchez was there and was taken into custody. Lowd was then found at the restaurant where he works and was taken into custody as well. More stolen items were recovered from his bedroom.
All three men were charged with grand theft; Berry was additionally charged with armed burglary. They were all booked into jail.
Helicopter crashes off shore of Islamorada
A helicopter (tail #N324GS) crashed into the water offshore of the 77.5 mile marker of Highway U.S. One today.
The pilot was taken to Mariner's Hospital for treatment of minor injuries he received in the crash, which occurred near Robbie's Marina at 2:30 p.m. Someone from the marina reportedly brought the pilot to shore where he was picked up by paramedics for transport to the hospital.
The Federal Aviation Administration has been notified and the Florida Highway Patrol will be doing an accident report. There are no more details available at this time as to why or how the craft crashed.
Marathon man arrested for knife attack
Marathon - A Marathon man is under arrest for attacking another man with a large knife.
The 50 year old victim told Deputy Bradford Colen that 58 year old Florentino Arencibia rode up to him on is bicycle at about 2:10 p.m. Friday. He said Arencibia said he was going to kill him, then took out a large knife and swung it at him, hitting him in the chest. The victim suffered a small cut on his chest, but did not want any medical attention.
Deputies found Arencibia nearby and questioned him about the incident. He repeated his threats about killing the victim. When they asked him why, he said it was because "he stole my mind".
Arencibia was arrested and charged with aggravated battery. He was booked into jail.
Teen charged with home burglary
Marathon - An 18 year old Marathon man was arrested Wednesday, charged with burglarizing a home on Gulfstream Boulevard on November 4th.
A witness who had come home for lunch November 4th at a neighboring house saw 18 year old Cameron Warren and another man leaving the burglarized home carrying a pillow case full of items, and a fire safe. He called the Sheriff's Office to report it, but didn't want to meet with deputies. When deputies arrived, the suspects were gone from the area and there were no obvious signs of a break in to any of the homes in the area.
The victims returned home that evening and found laptops, jewelry, electronics and the fire safe with cash and other valuable items inside gone from the home. They told deputies they think the suspects gained entry to the home through an unlocked window.
The witness was able to tentatively identify Warren as the person he saw with the pillow case and safe. When detectives confronted Warren with that information, he confessed to the crime.
A warrant was issued for his arrest. He was picked up on Wednesday. Warren is also one of several suspects arrested in connection with another home burglary and a string of vehicle burglaries in the area this month.
Search warrant in Islamorada results in drug arrest
Islamorada - The Sheriff's Special Investigations Division served a search warrant Tuesday afternoon, arresting one person after finding Oxycontin, Morphine, Valium, Xanax and drug paraphernalia.
The warrant was served at 5:20 p.m. at 85361 Old Highway, apartment #3 in Islamorada. The search turned up 77.5 Oxycontin pills, 74 Morphine pills, 1 Valium, and 3 Xanax pills. Also seized in the warrant was $1,474.00 in cash, believed to be proceeds from drug sales; scales and pipes, and other miscellaneous items.
The resident, 37 year old David Richter, was placed under arrest. Richter was charged with, possession of a controlled substance, possession of drug paraphernalia and 2 counts of sale of controlled substance. Evidence was also found in the apartment possibly linking Richter to a Broward County pain clinic. Investigations into this connection are ongoing.
Assisting with service of the search warrant was upper Keys Criminal Investigative Unit, and Islamorada Road Patrol.
Five lower units stolen in Key Colony Beach (see attached pictures)
Key Colony Beach - Five lower units were stolen from two boats in Key Colony Beach last week.
The caretaker of a property on 14th Street said she saw three lower units intact the afternoon of the 18th; on the afternoon of the 19th they were gone. The boat they were attached to was a 35 foot Contender with three 250 horsepower Yamaha engines. The boat was on a lift attached to a dock on the property.
Two more lower units were taken from a vessel kept at a property on Coury Drive in Key Colony Beach. The 250 horsepower Yamaha engines were last seen intact on the vessel on the 17th; They were discovered missing on the afternoon of the 19th. The vessel was kept on a boat lift on the property.
Detectives are investigating.
Man shoots girlfriend, then himself
Conch Key - A Conch Key couple is dead and detectives say it appears the man shot his girlfriend in the head, then killed himself with the same gun.
Sgt. Jake Brady responded to the scene at #16 Coral Village mobile home park at 10:15 p.m. Friday after friends found the couple dead. According to Detective Terry Smith, who is investigating the incident, 55 year old Christine Petros had asked her live-in boyfriend and business partner, 62 year old Robert Babic, to move out of their trailer. It appears she was helping him remove his clothes from the bedroom closet when he walked up behind her and shot her in the back of the head with a .357 caliber revolver. He then shot himself in the head with the same gun.
A friend and neighbor of hers had spoken with her earlier in the evening; the friend called her back several times getting no answer and decided to walk down to the trailer to check on her well-being. She found the trailer's door open, went inside and found the Petros and Babic dead.
Several neighbors report hearing gun shots between 5:30 - 5:45 p.m. Autopsies will be performed later today.
The couple had lived together at that location for several years. They owned a Key Largo sign business together called Sign Guyz.
Business burglarized; truck stolen
Tavernier - A Tavernier landscaping business was burglarized, along with several trucks belonging to the business; one truck was apparently loaded up with all the stolen items and it was also stolen.
At 7 a.m. Friday, Deputy Sever Hustad responded to Plantation Tree and Landscaping at the 92 mile marker of the highway. An Employee had arrived for work and found a lock on the main gate had been cut. He then saw five of the work trucks parked outside had been broken into and the main office had been ransacked.
A white 2004 Ford F350 truck was stolen, along with a large safe which held several firearms and numerous tools, including chain saws, blowers and weed eaters.
Detectives are investigating. Anyone with information about the case can call the Sheriff's Office at 305-853-3211 or call Crime Stoppers of the Florida Keys. If a tipster's information leads to an arrest, the caller would be eligible for a cash reward. The Crime Stoppers hot line number is 1-800-346-TIPS.
Stock Island man charged with drug possession
Big Coppitt Key - A Stock Island man was arrested early today after a traffic stop. He was found to be in possession of marijuana and cocaine.
Detectives from the Sheriff's Office Special Investigations Division stopped the white Ford SUV at the 11 mile marker of the highway shortly after midnight because it had a tail light out. When 25 year old Orlando Grimon got out of the vehicle, he immediately said, "What you are looking for is in my front pocket."
In his front pants pocket, the detectives found large plastic bag with a white powdery substance inside that tested positive for cocaine - 56 grams of the illegal drug.
Grimon also had two small plastic bags with small amounts of marijuana inside in his other front pants pocket.
Grimon was arrested, charged with possession of marijuana and trafficking in cocaine, and he was booked into jail.
Two arrested for Stock Island burglary
Stock Island - Two Stock Island men have been charged with burglarizing a home on Miriam Street on November 11th.
The victim returned home from work at 2:20 a.m. and found 22 year old Ricardo Blanco and 18 year old Miguel Ginart inside his trailer. They had ransacked the inside and he discovered later that they'd taken cash he had hidden inside.
He chased them out of the house and down the street, but was unable to catch up with them. He called the Sheriff's Office and gave deputies a description of them.
A short time later, Sgt. Charlene Sprinkle-Huff found three men standing on a street corner a few blocks away. Two of them fit the description of the men who broke in to the trailer. She documented their names and asked them what they were doing out at that early hour. She said they appeared agitated and nervous about her questions.
The burglary case was assigned to Detective Juan Llera. He showed the victim a photo line up and he identified Blanco and Ginart as the two men he chased from his trailer. Warrants were issued for their arrest. On Wednesday night, Detectives found the two men and arrested them on the warrants. They were booked into jail on charges of burglary, theft and criminal mischief.
Stock Island woman charged with prostitution, drugs
Stock Island - Detectives from the Sheriff's Special Investigations Division arrested a Stock Island woman after she offered to perform a sex act for cash.
Detectives saw 35 year old Misty Maddox walking back and forth near 5th Avenue and Cross Streets around 8 p.m. Wednesday. One of them approached her and she offered to perform a sex act for him in exchange for cash. After he handed over the money, she was placed under arrest. In her pocket, with the money he paid her, the detectives found two plastic bags with crack cocaine inside.
Maddox was charged with soliciting prostitution and possession of cocaine and she was booked into jail.
Tavernier man charged with burglary
Tavernier - A 20 year old TAvernier man was arrested Sunday, charged with taking a laptop computer from a home on Garden Street.
When the residents of the Garden Street home were returning at 4 p.m. Saturday, they saw Freddie Fuentes walking away from their home. He had what looked like a black laptop computer wrapped in a towel under his arm. One of the victims thought it looked like her computer. Both women confronted him, then went inside their home and found the computer missing. They confronted family members of the suspect, who denied having the computer, but allegedly offered the victims money if they wouldn't call police.
The following day, the victims called to report the theft. Deputy Michael Sielicki responded to investigate reports of the theft. He found a neighbor who said he saw someone on the back porch of the victim's house earlier in the day. The deputy talked with Fuentes, who claimed to have a black computer of his own. At first, Fuentes said he was on the back porch of the house because he was visiting with friends; then he denied being there at all, saying he has problems with the people who live there.
Fuentes was arrested. He gave Deputy Selicki an identification card with a different spelling of his name and a different date of birth at first. A check on his name through computers revealed his deception, however. He was charged with burglary, theft and resisting arrest and he was booked into jail.
Miami man charged with stealing boat
Plantation Key - A Miami man was arrested Sunday evening after he was caught towing a stolen boat.
Callers to Sheriff's Office dispatchers reported an older model truck pulling a pontoon boat with a rope, with no trailer lights at 7:15 p.m. Sunday. Deputy Patrick Crozier spotted the truck crossing the Tavernier Creek Bridge and pulled it over. The driver was identified as 45 year old Joseph Franklin Moses. He admitted to having a suspended license and to stealing the boat. The boat trailer had no lights and no license tag.
His license was suspended 12 times for failure to appear, six times for failure to pay and once for failing to go to traffic school. He said he thought the boat was abandoned and that's why he took it from an area behind the tennis courts in Founders Park in Islamorada.
Moses was charged with failure to register a vehicle, driving with license suspended and grand theft. He was booked into jail.
Marathon detectives continue to investigate three men for additional burglaries
Marathon - Three men, arrested on November 12th for a residential burglary, are also under investigation in connection with multiple vehicle burglaries.
Detectives say the three Marathon residents - 18 year old Cameron Warren, 18 year old Edward Kelly and 27 year old Dennis Gonzalez - may have committed between 15 and 19 automobile burglaries the night they were caught after breaking in to a home on Yellowtail Drive in Marathon. The burglaries took place on a number of different streets behind the airport in Marathon.
Woman has trouble while diving; dies later at the hospital
Key Largo - A North Carolina woman who had trouble while on a dive trip off-shore of the upper Keys died later at Mariner's Hospital.
An autopsy will be done to determine why 59 year old Johnsie Hudspeth of Elkin, North Carolina died Friday afternoon. Elkin was on a commercial dive trip on board the Amoray Diver Friday at Molasses Reef off shore of Key Largo. She reportedly surfaced near another dive vessel - the Cheeca View from Horizon Divers - and indicated she was in distress. That dive vessel pulled her on board. They reportedly gave her oxygen and headed toward shore, calling for help while in route. When Deputy Robert Dosh responded to the Port Largo Subdivision, he met the boat and saw Hudspeth, who was reportedly conscious and breathing. He took her dive gear as a precautionary matter.
Paramedics also met the vessel and transported Hudspeth to Mariner's Hospital where she later died. An autopsy will be done to determine the cause of her death.
Inmate dies after being taken to the hospital
Stock Island - Detectives and the Florida Department of Law Enforcement will be looking into the death of an inmate after he was transported to the hospital Friday evening.
According to reports, the 63 year old man was being held in Unit D, General Population at the Stock Island Detention Center. He was in jail on charges of violation of probation. He was found in his cell, unresponsive, shortly after 5 p.m. Paramedics were called and he was transported to Lower Keys Hospital where he died.
His name is not being released pending notification of his next of kin.
Stolen truck report leads to arrest for knife attack
Marathon - A Palm Harbor, Florida Man who called the Sheriff's Office to report his truck being stolen was arrested for aggravated assault early today.
Deputies Monica Young and Chris Gall responded to Banana Bay Resort at 2:45 a.m. and met with 48 year old Mark Sleeman, who said his blue Dodge Dakota truck had just been stolen. Sleeman appeared to be very intoxicated at the time. He admitted to drinking and to taking prescription medications.
Deputy Young left to look for the truck. Deputy Joel Slough arrived to assist. Sleeman said he and several other men were in the area working on a project at West Marine.
The deputies met with Sleeman's co-workers. They said there had been an altercation earlier in the evening. They said at one point, Sleeman became agitated and attacked one of them with a knife, in front of the others. The witnesses broke up the fight before anyone got seriously injured. Sleeman also reportedly threw a full pot of coffee at another co-worker, striking him in the face.
Sleeman's truck was found parked in the parking lot of a Knight's Key restaurant. There was no sign it had ever been stolen. He was placed under arrest for aggravated assault, battery and making a false police report. He was booked into jail.
Texas man dies while diving offshore of Key West
Key West - A 51 year old Texas man died while diving in the vicinity of the Vandenburg wreck, offshore of Key West today.
Richard McCoy Jr. from Cypress Texas flew into Miami yesterday with a group of people on an organized dive trip. They were bused down to Key West and were on their first dive of the day on board a commercial dive vessel out of Robbie's Marina. The victim was diving on the Vandenburg with two instructors and been down for about 20 minutes. They were at a depth of about 95 feet at 12:10 p.m. when he reportedly began having trouble for an unknown reason. The two men with him began helping him to the surface. At about 25 feet from the surface, McCoy reportedly stopped breathing. They rushed him the rest of the way to the surface.
The U.S. Coast Guard was notified immediately. Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation was begun right away and he was brought in to shore. Paramedics continued CPR to Lower Keys Hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
McCoy's body is currently with the Medical Examiner's Office. His dive equipment has also been taken into custody and will be examined. Cause of death remains unknown until an autopsy can be performed. Investigations continue.
Three arrested for burglary in Marathon
Marathon - Three Marathon men were arrested after they were caught following a home burglary early today.
Sheriff's dispatchers received a call from a woman who lives on Yellowtail Drive in Marathon at 3 a.m. She said she woke up suddenly and heard noises outside her house. She said she called out and heard footsteps leaving her property and saw a small car start up outside and pull away from her house. She looked around her house and realized someone had broken in and taken a number of items from inside. She called the Sheriff's Office for help.
When deputies arrived in the area, they began looking for possible suspects. Deputy Juan Martin-Reyes saw two men rummaging around inside a white sport utility vehicle parked on Gulfstream Boulevard and confronted them. The two men fled from him, but he managed to catch one as he ran behind a house on Gulfstream Boulevard; he was identified as 27 year old Dennis Gonzalez. The other suspect got away, but Deputy Martin-Reyes got a clear look at him. He was later identified as 18 year old Cameron Warren.
Deputy Nicholas Whiteman was also in the area patrolling for the suspects. He spotted a car with a young man driving and stopped the car to check it out. The man was identified as 18 year old Edward Kelly. Inside the car, the deputy spotted a pink and black Playboy Bunny purse. The same type of purse was stolen from the residence on Yellowtail Drive. Other stolen property was later recovered from the vehicle as well.
Upon questioning, Kelly admitted to being in the area to "steal stuff" out of cars. A short time later, Warren was spotted by Deputy Trevor Wirth, riding a bike. He was positively identified by Deputy Martin-Reyes as the second suspect who fled from him. and he was detained as well.
All three were taken into custody. Detectives are still investigating the case as well as a number of other vehicle burglary cases these suspects may be involved in. For now, all three have been charged with residential burglary and were booked into the Monroe County Detention Center. More charges may be pending.
Routine document check leads to marijuana arrest
Marathon - Sheriff's detectives assisting Customs agents arrested a man after a routine document check revealed marijuana on his boat Wednesday evening.
Agents from Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) were conducting a routine document check on board a boat in Boot Key Harbor when they reportedly smelled the odor of marijuana on board. They detained the man on board, 38 year old Omar Rodriguez, and called the Sheriff's Office for assistance.
A detective from the Sheriff's Special Investigations Division responded to assist. 79 grams of marijuana were found hidden under a board in the forward living area of the boat. Drug paraphernalia was also found on board.
Rodriguez said he found the marijuana near the harbor and was keeping it for personal use. He was arrested and charged with possession of a felony amount of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia. He was booked into jail.
Little Torch Key man charged with car burglary
Little Torch Key - Deputies responding to reports of a car burglary on Pirates Road, Little Torch Key, caught the man who committed the crime early today.
At about 1 a.m., Deputies Scott Ward and Jon Riggs were dispatched to the call after a woman reported seeing someone going through her Ford F-150 Truck. When they arrived, the deputies discovered a red Kia parked nearby; the hood was hot to the touch. Deputy Ward parked with his lights out watching the Kia while Deputy Riggs went to talk to the victim.
The victim told him she'd heard a "dinging" sound and looked outside. She saw a light inside her truck and a man inside rummaging around. A check of the truck revealed a plastic container of change missing from inside. As Deputy Riggs was talking to her, Deputy Ward reported someone leaving in the red Kia. He turned on his lights and siren and attempted to stop the car. He was able to get a good look at the driver, who refused to stop. The driver of the Kia fled down Meyer Road and then Heck Road, crashing at the end of Heck Road and bailing out of the car. As he jumped out of the car, Deputy Ward was again able to see his face clearly.
Deputy Riggs was familiar with a 37 year old man named Neptune Steele who lives in the same vicinity and who fit the description of the fleeing suspect. Deputies went to his home on Julia Avenue. Steele was positively identified by Deputy Ward as the man who fled from him in the Kia. The plastic container of change was found in the Kia.
Steele was charged with burglary, theft and fleeing from police. He was booked into jail.
Teen charged with auto burglary
Plantation Key - A 19 year old was caught in the act of burglarizing a car in front of an Islamorada bar Tuesday night.
The manager of the bar was outside when he saw 19 year old Robert Manning rummaging around in a vehicle he knew belonged to one of his employees. He and one of the men who works security for him detained Manning and called the Sheriff's Office.
When Deputy Patrick Crozier and Sgt. Lee Cowart arrived, they questioned Manning, who claimed the car belonged to a friend of his. The owner of the car was working at the bar. He denied knowing Manning and said he did not give him permission to be in his car, which he said he left unlocked.
Manning had removed the faceplate for the stereo. A number of other items from the car were on the ground nearby and some were found in Manning's pockets. He was arrested and charged with vehicle burglary and theft. He was booked into jail.
Two stolen boats recovered
Islamorada - Two of the three boats stolen from the Islamorada area in the past week have been recovered.
Detectives say the two boats stolen from the Venetian Shores subdivision - the 33 foot Stratos and the 27 foot Triton - were found in that same subdivision a short distance away, in a vacant lot at Venetian Boulevard and Venetian Way. The motors had been stripped from the Triton and an unsuccessful attempt was made to take the motors from the Stratos, which had special bolts and mounting hardware making the engines difficult to remove.
Detectives continue to investigate the cases. Anyone with information should contact the Sheriff's Office at 853-3211. Callers who wish to remain anonymous can call Crime Stoppers of the Florida Keys. If a tip leads to an arrest, the caller would be eligible for a cash reward. The Crime Stoppers hot line number is 1-800-346-TIPS or e-tips can be submitted at www.tipsubmit.com.
Three boats stolen in Islamorada
Islamorada - Three boats with high end motors have been stolen in the past week from the Islamorada area and detectives are investigating.
On Friday, the owner of a stolen boat waved down Deputy Nelson Sanchez as he was on routine patrol on West Plaza Del Sol in the Port Antigua Subdivision at the 74 mile marker of Highway U.S. One. The owner of the 36 foot open fisherman with twin 300 Horsepower Yamaha engines on it told the deputy his boat had been taken sometime in the last couple of days.The boat was kept on a lift over the canal in back of the house. The keys had reportedly been left in the boat.
On Monday, a boat was reported stolen from a lot on San Remo Drive in Venetian Shores on Plantation Key. The victim owns the lot, and one next door to it which has his house on it. A neighbor reported the boat was gone from the lot, along with the trailer it was stored on. The boat is a 33 foot Stratos open fisherman with twin 250 Horsepower Yamaha engines; the trailer was a triple axle Stratos trailer.
Another boat was reported stolen Monday as well, from Palo De Oro Drive in Venetian Shores. The 27 foot Triton center console had twin 225 Horsepower Mercury engines on it. It was stored on a trailer on a vacant lot. It was reported stolen by a neighbor who said it disappeared from the lot between Sunday night and Monday morning.
Detectives are investigating. Anyone with information about this case should contact the Sheriff's Office or contact Crime Stoppers of the Florida Keys. Tipsters may remain anonymous and may receive a reward if their information leads to an arrest. Tips can be submitted on line at www.tipsubmit.com or called in to the Crime Stoppers hot line at 1-800-346-TIPS.
Detectives release dead woman's identification
Key Largo - Detectives with the Sheriff's Office homicide division have released the name of a dead Palm Beach County woman. They are hoping members of the public might be able to help them piece together what happened to her. She was found the morning of October 27th wrapped in plastic, washed up in some mangroves in Jewfish Creek, offshore of Key Largo.
The Medical Examiner's Office has not been able to determine the cause of death for 48 year old Christine Marie Kaye, whose last known address was in Lake Park, in Palm Beach County. Detectives say she has not, to date, been reported missing by anyone. She was identified by her fingerprints. Kaye is described as a white female, five foot seven inches tall, 110 pounds. She had light brown collar length hair with blonde highlights and brown eyes.
Anyone with information about Kaye should contact the Sheriff's Office Homicide Unit at 305-289-2410 or contact Crime Stoppers of the Florida Keys. Tipsters may remain anonymous and may receive a reward if their information leads to an arrest. Tips can be submitted on line at www.tipsubmit.com or called in to the Crime Stoppers hot line at 1-800-346-TIPS.
Accident wrap up
Sheriff's deputies responded 28 reported accidents county-wide between Friday morning and Monday morning. Of those, the following were noteworthy:
On 10/31 at 7:30 a.m. a tractor trailer truck and a pickup truck collided at the 9 mile marker of U.S. One. Although there were no injuries, there was a fuel leak as a result of the collision. The fuel leak, and the removal of the truck from the highway caused a road obstruction that lasted until almost 1:30 p.m. During most of that time, one lane of traffic was kept moving in each direction.
On 10:31 at 6 p.m. a motorcycle accident on Shipsway, Big Pine Key sent two people to Fishermen's Hospital in Marathon. FHP is the investigating agency.
On 10/31 at 6:10 p.m. an accident involving two vehicles on the Long Key bridge causing injuries. The road was obstructed for a short period of time. Six people were involved in the two car accident; five went to Fishermen's hospital for minor injuries.
On 11/1 at 4 a.m. a single vehicle collided with a tree on Cudjoe Key killing the driver. FHP is the investigating agency.
Deputy hit by reckless car he was searching for
Summerland Key – A Sheriff's deputy looking for a reckless driver Sunday morning was hit by the vehicle he was searching for.
At 6:30 a.m., Sheriff's dispatchers received a report of a silver colored Chevrolet Cobalt northbound from the 23 mile marker driving dangerously. Deputy Michael Claudy was southbound at the 32 mile marker when the car swerved into his lane of traffic, hitting him on the side of his car as he tried to avoid a collision. Deputy Claudy's vehicle was forced off the road and disabled. The reckless vehicle continued northbound, fleeing the scene.
A Border Patrol agent was in the vicinity. He first checked on Deputy Claudy's condition, then went after the vehicle who hit him. He stopped the car at the 34 mile marker of the highway. Two people were inside. The driver, 21 year old David Danino of Northridge, California appeared to be impaired by alcohol and admitted to drinking prior to driving his car. After field sobriety exercises, he was arrested. As he was being transported to jail, he became combative and, once at the jail, he had to be placed in a restraint chair until he calmed down.
Danino was charged with hit and run and driving under the influence of alcohol. He was booked into jail. Deputy Claudy received minor injuries in the accident.
Contact Deputy Becky Herrin, Public Information Officer and Web Author or Sheriff Rick Ramsay via e-mail
For other phone and e-mail contact information, see the "Contact Information" page.
This web site was last updated April 11, 2011


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#ifndef PCL_MODELER_POISSON_WORKER_H_
#define PCL_MODELER_POISSON_WORKER_H_

#include <pcl/apps/modeler/abstract_worker.h>

namespace pcl
{
  namespace modeler
  {
    class IntParameter;
    class DoubleParameter;

    class PoissonReconstructionWorker : public AbstractWorker
    {
      public:
        PoissonReconstructionWorker(const QList<CloudMeshItem*>& cloud_mesh_items, QWidget* parent=0);
        ~PoissonReconstructionWorker(void);

      protected:
        virtual std::string
        getName () const {return ("Poisson Reconstruction");}

        virtual void
        initParameters (CloudMeshItem*) {}

        virtual void
        setupParameters();

        virtual void
        processImpl(CloudMeshItem* cloud_mesh_item);

      private:
        IntParameter*     depth_;
        IntParameter*     solver_divide_;
        IntParameter*     iso_divide_;
        IntParameter*     degree_;
        DoubleParameter*  scale_;
        DoubleParameter*  samples_per_node_;
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  }
}

#endif // PCL_MODELER_POISSON_WORKER_H_


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New Star Trek Series To Be Helmed By Bryan Fuller
Matthew Kadish February 9, 2016 Featured, TV No Comments
It was announced on the Official Star Trek website today that producer Bryan Fuller, creator of such amazing shows as Pushing Daisies and Hannibal, will be co-creating the new Star Trek TV Series.
Bryan Fuller, who launched his career writing for Star Trek: Deep Space Nine and Star Trek: Voyager, will return to the television franchise as co-creator and executive producer of the new CBS Star Trek series.
As previously announced, the new series, produced by CBS Television Studios, will launch with a special preview broadcast on the CBS Television Network in early 2017. The premiere episode and all subsequent first-run episodes will then be available exclusively in the United States on CBS All Access, the Network's digital subscription video on demand and live streaming service. The new Star Trek series marks the first original series developed for CBS All Access. The next chapter of the Star Trek franchise will also be distributed concurrently for television and multiple platforms around the world by CBS Studios International.
"My very first experience of Star Trek is my oldest brother turning off all the lights in the house and flying his model of a D7 Class Klingon Battle Cruiser through the darkened halls," Fuller said in a statement. "Before seeing a frame of the television series, the Star Trek universe lit my imagination on fire. It is without exaggeration a dream come true to be crafting a brand new iteration of Star Trek with fellow franchise alum Alex Kurtzman and boldly going where no Star Trek series has gone before."
"Bringing Star Trek back to television means returning it to its roots, and for years those roots flourished under Bryan's devoted care," said Kurtzman, who will executive produce the new show along with Fuller. "His encyclopedic knowledge of Trek canon is surpassed only by his love for Gene Roddenberry's optimistic future, a vision that continues to guide us as we explore strange new worlds."
"For the past 50 years, Star Trek has been a groundbreaking franchise that not only changed the landscape of television, but made a significant impact on pop culture," said David Stapf, President, CBS Television Studios. "When we began discussions about the series returning to television, we immediately knew that Bryan Fuller would be the ideal person to work alongside Alex Kurtzman to create a fresh and authentic take on this classic and timeless series. Bryan is not only an extremely gifted writer, but a genuine fan of Star Trek. Having someone at the helm with his gravitas who also understands and appreciates the significance of the franchise and the worldwide fan base was essential to us."
If Hannibal is any indication of the quality we can expect from the new Star Trek show, then it's very possible this could dwarf any of the recent J.J Abrams movies. Fuller has proven he can write and produce amazing television, and the fact that he's returning to his roots with Star Trek is even more exciting.


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Washington DC is a beautiful place. There is no doubt on that. If you think that for a capital city commonly associated with politics and politicians, there might not be many tourist landmarks, think again.
There are many landmarks for tourists all around the capital. Better, these landmarks are all accessible by any of the many DC taxi companies around.
The White House is iconic not just in the US, but throughout the world as well. It is the official residence of the President. According to the New York Times, 70,000 to 100,000 people visit the White House each month. This includes tourists as well as people conducting business.
Self-guided tours are available, and visitors who wish to join must first request their congressman's office anywhere from 21 days to six months in advance.
The Lincoln Memorial is an impressive monument built to honor the 16th president of the US, Abraham Lincoln. You can find the memorial at the end of the National Mall, which is across from the Washington Monument.
Measured from head to foot, the monument of the sitting Lincoln stands 19 feet tall and weighs 175 tons. The Lincoln Memorial steps are also noted for being where Martin Luther King delivered his "I have a dream…" speech in 1963.
The United States Capitol is the building where Congress meets. Essentially, it is the place where the politics happen. An interesting point about the building is that the iconic dome drew inspiration from the dome of St. Peter's in Rome.
Just like the White House, the Capitol has guided tours. Visitors can obtain passes to the tours for free from their congressman's office.
In the end, Washington is more than just about the politics. Tourists will find some places that will make their visit memorable.


Interpreting the parable of the sower as simply about coming to a saving knowledge of Jesus is missing its full significance. The familiarity of the story can cause you to switch off to an interpretation that is relevant to both the new and the experienced Christian.
The parable of the sower is the first reference to a parable in Mark's. Perhaps it could be called the 'parable of the different soils', because fundamentally how different soils respond to the seed is it's main feature. There's also something unique about this parable because Jesus said, if you don't understand it, how will you understand all the parables?
Jesus said, "The seed is the word of God." Every time God speaks, this parable happens. Every Sunday we have a dynamic experience of the parable of the sower. As we sit and hear the word, we represent all kinds of different soils, different ways of responding to what is being said. Week by week, as we gather in churches, seed is being thrown and different hearts are receiving the word of God in different ways.
It may be a word about prayer, faith or victory over sin. It may be a word about your family or financial resources. Words are coming to you. Words that have power, that can change you, save you or rescue you from anxiety, fear and small vision. A dynamic process takes place. These words can produce life. How you receive them is the big issue. How do you receive these words? So please don't think 'oh I know about the parable of the sower'. No, it's about how we receive what God is saying to you about all sorts of things.
Jesus said, 'My words are Spirit and life'. He is a life imparting Spirit. He can impart life to you. You can be full of anxiety; He can change that with a word. You may have problems with lust; He can change that with a word. You may have all sorts of things that we battle with; a word can set you free. The question is, how do we respond to these words?
In the next few posts, we will explore the different kinds of responses to God's word through this parable.


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Guest Viewpoint: Trump exposes Congress' failures
Brian R. Derenthal
Donald Trump has correctly raised the issues of immigration and global trade, on which Congress has failed mightily.
On immigration: Congress refuses to understand the basic meaning of "rule of law" and enforcement. It's pretty simple: Don't have laws you don't intend to enforce. If you have a speed limit, you either have policemen enforcing it, or it's ignored.
Our government has ignored enforcing immigration laws, and look at the mess we're in, with 10 million to 15 million illegal aliens. They are depressing labor rates for Americans, not paying their fair share of taxes, and are a factor in the erosion of the middle class. As Mitt Romney said, all would-be immigrants need to get in back of the same single, legal line.
On manufacturing and trade: Remember Ross Perot and the forecast of a "giant sucking sound" (of manufacturing jobs leaving our country) to be heard after NAFTA, circa 1992? Well, it was heard soon after, and then in spades with passing of WTO in 1995.
Ninety percent of products in Wal-Mart are now imported, mostly from China, instead of made in America. The United States recently lost 5.7 million manufacturing jobs between March 1998 and 2013. Before that, untold millions of jobs, including electronics, automobile parts, textiles and kitchen sinks were exported to Japan and third-world countries. Look at all the local jobs exported in the last 40 years.
The root cause was weak trade deals and weak enforcement. The think tanks, free-traders and Congress are all dead wrong. You shouldn't import products from countries just because they're cheaper. There has to be a level playing field of laws and regulations regarding labor, working conditions, environment, patent protections, currency valuations, import fees and fair exchange.
A leader country can incentivize other countries to play fair by having tax penalties if conditions of fair trade are not present. That's where Trump's import tax could come in. Congress is clueless on creating and enforcing fair-trade laws, just like it's clueless on immigration laws.
Consider Apple Computer, now the worlds's largest capitalized company, making the highest-selling phone of all time, the iPhone. Just a few short years ago, its manufacturing facilities in China (Foxconn) had installed safety nets around their building to prevent suicide deaths from employees jumping off roofs. Their workers were so overworked and despondent, they were killing themselves at work. America has "free trade" with China, allowing those products to be sold in America, tariff free. Those working conditions would be unacceptable in America. That's unfair trade.
Understand, manufacturing is a foundation sector that pays high wages and allows a country and its citizens to become wealthier. It increases a country's ability to strengthen defense, education, environment and all sectors of the economy. Congress has failed horribly in guiding our countries' trade policies and the world economy.
There's much to fix in Washington, including the tax code, campaign financing and lobbying, but unfair trade is by far Congress's worst failure. Please vote for anyone with a modest inkling of insight regarding Congress's gargantuan failure.
Brian R. Derenthal is a Horseheads resident.


text:
import Service from '../Service';

import Company from './Company';
import CompanyType from './CompanyType';

class CompanyService extends Service {
  get advertisers() {
    const service = this;

    return {
      list() {
        return service.list(`WHERE type = '${CompanyType.ADVERTISER}'`);
      }
    };
  }

  get agencies() {
    const service = this;

    return {
      list() {
        return service.list(`WHERE type = '${CompanyType.AGENCY}'`);
      }
    };
  }

  list(query) {
    return this.getCompaniesByStatement(this.createStatement(query));
  }

  create(...companies) {
    if (!companies.length) {
      return this.createObject(new Company(), this.create.bind(this));
    }

    companies = companies.map(company => {
      if (company.toObject) {
        return company.toObject();
      }
      return company;
    });

    return this.createCompanies({ companies });
  }
}

export default CompanyService;


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Q: Why can't we fix minor things? I'm aware of this etc.…
However why are we discouraged to fix minor mistakes that could make answers and questions so much more readable and understandable? It seems an efficient thing to do and a frequent request, so could we please make space for it? Maybe a 'minor edit' category without reputation benefits or something like this could help?

A: Every edit made by a user below 2k requires three 2k+ users to review it. It's important to make it worth it.
That said if a post is otherwise perfect and I get a "minor edit" I will usually approve it. It's only when there are still other problems left in the post that I reach for the reject/not helpful. So if the edit is going to be small make sure it is at least complete

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text: Oates, Titus, was born about 1650. He was expelled about 1675-1676 from a naval chaplaincy. In 1678 he set about piecing together the story of a plot to murder the king, in which he did not hesitate to implicate the queen and the Duke of York. The story hit off the mood of the people, and, when the magistrate before whom the depositions were taken was murdered, and letters from the Duke of York's secretary were discovered asking for money from France, public indignation broke loose, and, in spite of all efforts to do justice, many innocent people were put to death on the flimsiest evidence. In a year the storm had exhausted itself and Oates retired into private life with a handsome pension. On the accession of James, Oates was tried for perjury, convicted, and sentenced to imprisonment for life, exposure in the pillory, and a flogging. He lived until 1705 in the enjoyment of a pension granted by William III., and concocted another plot with the aid of William Fuller.


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package com.udfv.exception;
import com.udfv.core.*;
import com.udfv.util.*;

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public class UDF_EncodingException extends UDF_Exception
{
    /**
       不明のEncoding
     */
    public static final short C_BADENCODING = 1;

    public UDF_EncodingException(UDF_Element elem, String msg, short typ, short category, int info){
	super(elem, msg, typ, category, info);
    }
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package armsecurityinsights

import (
	"context"
	"errors"
	"github.com/Azure/azure-sdk-for-go/sdk/azcore"
	"github.com/Azure/azure-sdk-for-go/sdk/azcore/arm"
	armruntime "github.com/Azure/azure-sdk-for-go/sdk/azcore/arm/runtime"
	"github.com/Azure/azure-sdk-for-go/sdk/azcore/cloud"
	"github.com/Azure/azure-sdk-for-go/sdk/azcore/policy"
	"github.com/Azure/azure-sdk-for-go/sdk/azcore/runtime"
	"net/http"
	"net/url"
	"strings"
)

// EntitiesClient contains the methods for the Entities group.
// Don't use this type directly, use NewEntitiesClient() instead.
type EntitiesClient struct {
	host           string
	subscriptionID string
	pl             runtime.Pipeline
}

// NewEntitiesClient creates a new instance of EntitiesClient with the specified values.
// subscriptionID - The ID of the target subscription.
// credential - used to authorize requests. Usually a credential from azidentity.
// options - pass nil to accept the default values.
func NewEntitiesClient(subscriptionID string, credential azcore.TokenCredential, options *arm.ClientOptions) (*EntitiesClient, error) {
	if options == nil {
		options = &arm.ClientOptions{}
	}
	ep := cloud.AzurePublic.Services[cloud.ResourceManager].Endpoint
	if c, ok := options.Cloud.Services[cloud.ResourceManager]; ok {
		ep = c.Endpoint
	}
	pl, err := armruntime.NewPipeline(moduleName, moduleVersion, credential, runtime.PipelineOptions{}, options)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	client := &EntitiesClient{
		subscriptionID: subscriptionID,
		host:           ep,
		pl:             pl,
	}
	return client, nil
}

// Expand - Expands an entity.
// If the operation fails it returns an *azcore.ResponseError type.
// Generated from API version 2022-09-01-preview
// resourceGroupName - The name of the resource group. The name is case insensitive.
// workspaceName - The name of the workspace.
// entityID - entity ID
// parameters - The parameters required to execute an expand operation on the given entity.
// options - EntitiesClientExpandOptions contains the optional parameters for the EntitiesClient.Expand method.
func (client *EntitiesClient) Expand(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, workspaceName string, entityID string, parameters EntityExpandParameters, options *EntitiesClientExpandOptions) (EntitiesClientExpandResponse, error) {
	req, err := client.expandCreateRequest(ctx, resourceGroupName, workspaceName, entityID, parameters, options)
	if err != nil {
		return EntitiesClientExpandResponse{}, err
	}
	resp, err := client.pl.Do(req)
	if err != nil {
		return EntitiesClientExpandResponse{}, err
	}
	if !runtime.HasStatusCode(resp, http.StatusOK) {
		return EntitiesClientExpandResponse{}, runtime.NewResponseError(resp)
	}
	return client.expandHandleResponse(resp)
}

// expandCreateRequest creates the Expand request.
func (client *EntitiesClient) expandCreateRequest(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, workspaceName string, entityID string, parameters EntityExpandParameters, options *EntitiesClientExpandOptions) (*policy.Request, error) {
	urlPath := "/subscriptions/{subscriptionId}/resourceGroups/{resourceGroupName}/providers/Microsoft.OperationalInsights/workspaces/{workspaceName}/providers/Microsoft.SecurityInsights/entities/{entityId}/expand"
	if client.subscriptionID == "" {
		return nil, errors.New("parameter client.subscriptionID cannot be empty")
	}
	urlPath = strings.ReplaceAll(urlPath, "{subscriptionId}", url.PathEscape(client.subscriptionID))
	if resourceGroupName == "" {
		return nil, errors.New("parameter resourceGroupName cannot be empty")
	}
	urlPath = strings.ReplaceAll(urlPath, "{resourceGroupName}", url.PathEscape(resourceGroupName))
	if workspaceName == "" {
		return nil, errors.New("parameter workspaceName cannot be empty")
	}
	urlPath = strings.ReplaceAll(urlPath, "{workspaceName}", url.PathEscape(workspaceName))
	if entityID == "" {
		return nil, errors.New("parameter entityID cannot be empty")
	}
	urlPath = strings.ReplaceAll(urlPath, "{entityId}", url.PathEscape(entityID))
	req, err := runtime.NewRequest(ctx, http.MethodPost, runtime.JoinPaths(client.host, urlPath))
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	reqQP := req.Raw().URL.Query()
	reqQP.Set("api-version", "2022-09-01-preview")
	req.Raw().URL.RawQuery = reqQP.Encode()
	req.Raw().Header["Accept"] = []string{"application/json"}
	return req, runtime.MarshalAsJSON(req, parameters)
}

// expandHandleResponse handles the Expand response.
func (client *EntitiesClient) expandHandleResponse(resp *http.Response) (EntitiesClientExpandResponse, error) {
	result := EntitiesClientExpandResponse{}
	if err := runtime.UnmarshalAsJSON(resp, &result.EntityExpandResponse); err != nil {
		return EntitiesClientExpandResponse{}, err
	}
	return result, nil
}

// Get - Gets an entity.
// If the operation fails it returns an *azcore.ResponseError type.
// Generated from API version 2022-09-01-preview
// resourceGroupName - The name of the resource group. The name is case insensitive.
// workspaceName - The name of the workspace.
// entityID - entity ID
// options - EntitiesClientGetOptions contains the optional parameters for the EntitiesClient.Get method.
func (client *EntitiesClient) Get(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, workspaceName string, entityID string, options *EntitiesClientGetOptions) (EntitiesClientGetResponse, error) {
	req, err := client.getCreateRequest(ctx, resourceGroupName, workspaceName, entityID, options)
	if err != nil {
		return EntitiesClientGetResponse{}, err
	}
	resp, err := client.pl.Do(req)
	if err != nil {
		return EntitiesClientGetResponse{}, err
	}
	if !runtime.HasStatusCode(resp, http.StatusOK) {
		return EntitiesClientGetResponse{}, runtime.NewResponseError(resp)
	}
	return client.getHandleResponse(resp)
}

// getCreateRequest creates the Get request.
func (client *EntitiesClient) getCreateRequest(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, workspaceName string, entityID string, options *EntitiesClientGetOptions) (*policy.Request, error) {
	urlPath := "/subscriptions/{subscriptionId}/resourceGroups/{resourceGroupName}/providers/Microsoft.OperationalInsights/workspaces/{workspaceName}/providers/Microsoft.SecurityInsights/entities/{entityId}"
	if client.subscriptionID == "" {
		return nil, errors.New("parameter client.subscriptionID cannot be empty")
	}
	urlPath = strings.ReplaceAll(urlPath, "{subscriptionId}", url.PathEscape(client.subscriptionID))
	if resourceGroupName == "" {
		return nil, errors.New("parameter resourceGroupName cannot be empty")
	}
	urlPath = strings.ReplaceAll(urlPath, "{resourceGroupName}", url.PathEscape(resourceGroupName))
	if workspaceName == "" {
		return nil, errors.New("parameter workspaceName cannot be empty")
	}
	urlPath = strings.ReplaceAll(urlPath, "{workspaceName}", url.PathEscape(workspaceName))
	if entityID == "" {
		return nil, errors.New("parameter entityID cannot be empty")
	}
	urlPath = strings.ReplaceAll(urlPath, "{entityId}", url.PathEscape(entityID))
	req, err := runtime.NewRequest(ctx, http.MethodGet, runtime.JoinPaths(client.host, urlPath))
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	reqQP := req.Raw().URL.Query()
	reqQP.Set("api-version", "2022-09-01-preview")
	req.Raw().URL.RawQuery = reqQP.Encode()
	req.Raw().Header["Accept"] = []string{"application/json"}
	return req, nil
}

// getHandleResponse handles the Get response.
func (client *EntitiesClient) getHandleResponse(resp *http.Response) (EntitiesClientGetResponse, error) {
	result := EntitiesClientGetResponse{}
	if err := runtime.UnmarshalAsJSON(resp, &result); err != nil {
		return EntitiesClientGetResponse{}, err
	}
	return result, nil
}

// GetInsights - Execute Insights for an entity.
// If the operation fails it returns an *azcore.ResponseError type.
// Generated from API version 2022-09-01-preview
// resourceGroupName - The name of the resource group. The name is case insensitive.
// workspaceName - The name of the workspace.
// entityID - entity ID
// parameters - The parameters required to execute insights on the given entity.
// options - EntitiesClientGetInsightsOptions contains the optional parameters for the EntitiesClient.GetInsights method.
func (client *EntitiesClient) GetInsights(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, workspaceName string, entityID string, parameters EntityGetInsightsParameters, options *EntitiesClientGetInsightsOptions) (EntitiesClientGetInsightsResponse, error) {
	req, err := client.getInsightsCreateRequest(ctx, resourceGroupName, workspaceName, entityID, parameters, options)
	if err != nil {
		return EntitiesClientGetInsightsResponse{}, err
	}
	resp, err := client.pl.Do(req)
	if err != nil {
		return EntitiesClientGetInsightsResponse{}, err
	}
	if !runtime.HasStatusCode(resp, http.StatusOK) {
		return EntitiesClientGetInsightsResponse{}, runtime.NewResponseError(resp)
	}
	return client.getInsightsHandleResponse(resp)
}

// getInsightsCreateRequest creates the GetInsights request.
func (client *EntitiesClient) getInsightsCreateRequest(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, workspaceName string, entityID string, parameters EntityGetInsightsParameters, options *EntitiesClientGetInsightsOptions) (*policy.Request, error) {
	urlPath := "/subscriptions/{subscriptionId}/resourceGroups/{resourceGroupName}/providers/Microsoft.OperationalInsights/workspaces/{workspaceName}/providers/Microsoft.SecurityInsights/entities/{entityId}/getInsights"
	if client.subscriptionID == "" {
		return nil, errors.New("parameter client.subscriptionID cannot be empty")
	}
	urlPath = strings.ReplaceAll(urlPath, "{subscriptionId}", url.PathEscape(client.subscriptionID))
	if resourceGroupName == "" {
		return nil, errors.New("parameter resourceGroupName cannot be empty")
	}
	urlPath = strings.ReplaceAll(urlPath, "{resourceGroupName}", url.PathEscape(resourceGroupName))
	if workspaceName == "" {
		return nil, errors.New("parameter workspaceName cannot be empty")
	}
	urlPath = strings.ReplaceAll(urlPath, "{workspaceName}", url.PathEscape(workspaceName))
	if entityID == "" {
		return nil, errors.New("parameter entityID cannot be empty")
	}
	urlPath = strings.ReplaceAll(urlPath, "{entityId}", url.PathEscape(entityID))
	req, err := runtime.NewRequest(ctx, http.MethodPost, runtime.JoinPaths(client.host, urlPath))
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	reqQP := req.Raw().URL.Query()
	reqQP.Set("api-version", "2022-09-01-preview")
	req.Raw().URL.RawQuery = reqQP.Encode()
	req.Raw().Header["Accept"] = []string{"application/json"}
	return req, runtime.MarshalAsJSON(req, parameters)
}

// getInsightsHandleResponse handles the GetInsights response.
func (client *EntitiesClient) getInsightsHandleResponse(resp *http.Response) (EntitiesClientGetInsightsResponse, error) {
	result := EntitiesClientGetInsightsResponse{}
	if err := runtime.UnmarshalAsJSON(resp, &result.EntityGetInsightsResponse); err != nil {
		return EntitiesClientGetInsightsResponse{}, err
	}
	return result, nil
}

// NewListPager - Gets all entities.
// Generated from API version 2022-09-01-preview
// resourceGroupName - The name of the resource group. The name is case insensitive.
// workspaceName - The name of the workspace.
// options - EntitiesClientListOptions contains the optional parameters for the EntitiesClient.List method.
func (client *EntitiesClient) NewListPager(resourceGroupName string, workspaceName string, options *EntitiesClientListOptions) *runtime.Pager[EntitiesClientListResponse] {
	return runtime.NewPager(runtime.PagingHandler[EntitiesClientListResponse]{
		More: func(page EntitiesClientListResponse) bool {
			return page.NextLink != nil && len(*page.NextLink) > 0
		},
		Fetcher: func(ctx context.Context, page *EntitiesClientListResponse) (EntitiesClientListResponse, error) {
			var req *policy.Request
			var err error
			if page == nil {
				req, err = client.listCreateRequest(ctx, resourceGroupName, workspaceName, options)
			} else {
				req, err = runtime.NewRequest(ctx, http.MethodGet, *page.NextLink)
			}
			if err != nil {
				return EntitiesClientListResponse{}, err
			}
			resp, err := client.pl.Do(req)
			if err != nil {
				return EntitiesClientListResponse{}, err
			}
			if !runtime.HasStatusCode(resp, http.StatusOK) {
				return EntitiesClientListResponse{}, runtime.NewResponseError(resp)
			}
			return client.listHandleResponse(resp)
		},
	})
}

// listCreateRequest creates the List request.
func (client *EntitiesClient) listCreateRequest(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, workspaceName string, options *EntitiesClientListOptions) (*policy.Request, error) {
	urlPath := "/subscriptions/{subscriptionId}/resourceGroups/{resourceGroupName}/providers/Microsoft.OperationalInsights/workspaces/{workspaceName}/providers/Microsoft.SecurityInsights/entities"
	if client.subscriptionID == "" {
		return nil, errors.New("parameter client.subscriptionID cannot be empty")
	}
	urlPath = strings.ReplaceAll(urlPath, "{subscriptionId}", url.PathEscape(client.subscriptionID))
	if resourceGroupName == "" {
		return nil, errors.New("parameter resourceGroupName cannot be empty")
	}
	urlPath = strings.ReplaceAll(urlPath, "{resourceGroupName}", url.PathEscape(resourceGroupName))
	if workspaceName == "" {
		return nil, errors.New("parameter workspaceName cannot be empty")
	}
	urlPath = strings.ReplaceAll(urlPath, "{workspaceName}", url.PathEscape(workspaceName))
	req, err := runtime.NewRequest(ctx, http.MethodGet, runtime.JoinPaths(client.host, urlPath))
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	reqQP := req.Raw().URL.Query()
	reqQP.Set("api-version", "2022-09-01-preview")
	req.Raw().URL.RawQuery = reqQP.Encode()
	req.Raw().Header["Accept"] = []string{"application/json"}
	return req, nil
}

// listHandleResponse handles the List response.
func (client *EntitiesClient) listHandleResponse(resp *http.Response) (EntitiesClientListResponse, error) {
	result := EntitiesClientListResponse{}
	if err := runtime.UnmarshalAsJSON(resp, &result.EntityList); err != nil {
		return EntitiesClientListResponse{}, err
	}
	return result, nil
}

// Queries - Get Insights and Activities for an entity.
// If the operation fails it returns an *azcore.ResponseError type.
// Generated from API version 2022-09-01-preview
// resourceGroupName - The name of the resource group. The name is case insensitive.
// workspaceName - The name of the workspace.
// entityID - entity ID
// kind - The Kind parameter for queries
// options - EntitiesClientQueriesOptions contains the optional parameters for the EntitiesClient.Queries method.
func (client *EntitiesClient) Queries(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, workspaceName string, entityID string, kind EntityItemQueryKind, options *EntitiesClientQueriesOptions) (EntitiesClientQueriesResponse, error) {
	req, err := client.queriesCreateRequest(ctx, resourceGroupName, workspaceName, entityID, kind, options)
	if err != nil {
		return EntitiesClientQueriesResponse{}, err
	}
	resp, err := client.pl.Do(req)
	if err != nil {
		return EntitiesClientQueriesResponse{}, err
	}
	if !runtime.HasStatusCode(resp, http.StatusOK) {
		return EntitiesClientQueriesResponse{}, runtime.NewResponseError(resp)
	}
	return client.queriesHandleResponse(resp)
}

// queriesCreateRequest creates the Queries request.
func (client *EntitiesClient) queriesCreateRequest(ctx context.Context, resourceGroupName string, workspaceName string, entityID string, kind EntityItemQueryKind, options *EntitiesClientQueriesOptions) (*policy.Request, error) {
	urlPath := "/subscriptions/{subscriptionId}/resourceGroups/{resourceGroupName}/providers/Microsoft.OperationalInsights/workspaces/{workspaceName}/providers/Microsoft.SecurityInsights/entities/{entityId}/queries"
	if client.subscriptionID == "" {
		return nil, errors.New("parameter client.subscriptionID cannot be empty")
	}
	urlPath = strings.ReplaceAll(urlPath, "{subscriptionId}", url.PathEscape(client.subscriptionID))
	if resourceGroupName == "" {
		return nil, errors.New("parameter resourceGroupName cannot be empty")
	}
	urlPath = strings.ReplaceAll(urlPath, "{resourceGroupName}", url.PathEscape(resourceGroupName))
	if workspaceName == "" {
		return nil, errors.New("parameter workspaceName cannot be empty")
	}
	urlPath = strings.ReplaceAll(urlPath, "{workspaceName}", url.PathEscape(workspaceName))
	if entityID == "" {
		return nil, errors.New("parameter entityID cannot be empty")
	}
	urlPath = strings.ReplaceAll(urlPath, "{entityId}", url.PathEscape(entityID))
	req, err := runtime.NewRequest(ctx, http.MethodGet, runtime.JoinPaths(client.host, urlPath))
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	reqQP := req.Raw().URL.Query()
	reqQP.Set("api-version", "2022-09-01-preview")
	reqQP.Set("kind", string(kind))
	req.Raw().URL.RawQuery = reqQP.Encode()
	req.Raw().Header["Accept"] = []string{"application/json"}
	return req, nil
}

// queriesHandleResponse handles the Queries response.
func (client *EntitiesClient) queriesHandleResponse(resp *http.Response) (EntitiesClientQueriesResponse, error) {
	result := EntitiesClientQueriesResponse{}
	if err := runtime.UnmarshalAsJSON(resp, &result.GetQueriesResponse); err != nil {
		return EntitiesClientQueriesResponse{}, err
	}
	return result, nil
}


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Fabric Row (Der Ferder, "the fourth", in Yiddish) is a historic Jewish textile and garment district located on South 4th Street in the Queen Village neighborhood of Philadelphia between Bainbridge Street and Catherine Street.

History
Fabric Row had its beginnings when the area was still part of the District of Southwark.  Starting in the late 19th century when peddlers were able to purchase licenses for $25.  Those who could not afford the $25 fee would rent a cart for $0.25 per day.  This business practice allowed some to profit until the 1950s when pushcarts were banned.  The area later became a known fabric market where there existed up to 30 fabric retailers between the 1930s until the 1950s at its peak.

In 1996, fabric shop owners on South Fourth Street successfully lobbied the city for official recognition of the "Fabric Row" name.

Preservation efforts
In 2015, the area went through major renovations with many services offered by the organization that manages the South Street Headhouse District.  As generations get older and with the lack of succession, many businesses in Fabric Row ceased operations.  For example, Marmelstein's had been in business for 96 years before its closure.

There are preservation efforts to retain the "fabric industry" culture on Fabric Row even though the textile market in Fabric Row still remains strong to this day.  However, many businesses face uncertainty when the older generations pass and the younger generations leave.

Demographics

In 2016, Fabric Row, a neighborhood statistic which also includes 3rd and 4th Streets, had a population of 175 in an area of 0.004 square miles, giving a population density of 40,972 per square mile.  The median household income is $93,750.  The area consists of 96 males and 79 females.  The median age is 31.6 for males and 34.8 for females. Since the year 2000, the area has experienced a growth of 7%.

See also
Southwark, Philadelphia, the former district inside which the neighborhood resides in.
South Street Headhouse District, the current neighborhood that this neighborhood is associated with

References

Culture of Philadelphia
Neighborhoods in Philadelphia

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