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History of Bucks County, Pa Volume 3 by William H. Davis
Names and Page # Index
BUCKS INDEX
SAMUEL P. MCILHATTEN
SAMUEL P. MCILHATTEN, M D. a leading physician and surgeon of Ivyland, was born in Philadelphia, February 11, 1879 The family, of scotch lineage, was founded in America by Samuel MCILHATTEN, a native of the green isle of Erin. He was a weaver by trade and followed that business in New York city, becoming prominently identified with that line of industrial activity there. His children were: Alexander, a ship carpenter: D.J., Rachel, and Jennie. D.J. MCILHATTEN, father of Dr MCILHATTEN, was also born in the United States, and won for himself a creditable position in the business world that yielded to him a good financial return, becoming auditor of a steamship company. He is now retired from active business life. He wedded Mary PATTERSON, who was of scotch lineage, a daughter of Samuel PATTERSON, a farmer of Westmoreland county, who was a practical and successful farmer and later lived retired in Philadelphia. here his death occurred. The members of Samuel PATTERSON'S family: Maggie, now Mrs. MCKNIGHT: Mrs. Margaret PATCHELL; Mrs. Mary MCILHATTEN; Thomas, who learned the coppersmith's trade and is now Hartsville; Robert, a farmer; James, who is connected with the Baldwin Locomotive Works in Philadelphia; and MCLEOD, a farmer. The children of Mr. and Mrs. D.J.MCILHATTEN were Samuel P; Thomas ,who is engaged in the coal business in Boston, Massachusetts; David A; Edward and Walter, all in college. The parents reside in one of Philadelphia's suburbs. Mr. MCILHATTEN is now enjoying a well earned rest. Both he and his wife are Presbyterians in their religious faith.
Dr. MCILHATTEN was born in Philadelphia, February 11, 1879, and spent his boyhood days here n the usual manner of city lads. He first attended the public schools and later the Friend's Academy, after which he took up the study of medicine, continuing his reading in the Medico-Chirurgical college of Philadelphia, where he pursued a full course and was graduated with the class of 1900. He than practiced in his home city until January 1902, when he located in Hartsville, remaining there until March 1904, when he located in Ivyland. He has since given his entire attention to his profession, and by his capability and skill has won the confidence of the community and gained a very desirable patronage. He is a member of the Bucks County Medical Society, and is also a member of the Neshaminy Presbyterian church. Dr. MCILHATTEN was married October 19, 1904 to Miss Anna P. FLACK, daughter of Theodore and Margaret (PATTERSON) FLACK, of an old Buck's county family.
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Davis, William W.H., A.M. History of Bucks County, Pennsylvania [New York-Chicago: The Lewis Publishing Company, 1905] Vol. III
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\section{1 Introduction}
Layer-by-layer or Frank-van der Merwe growth \cite{bauer} is a growth
mode observed in molecular beam epitaxy and other deposition
methods which allows precise control of chemical composition of layers
down to atomic thickness.  It is therefore particularly well suited for
the fabrication of novel electronic devices.

The key microscopic processes in layer-by-layer growth are deposition
of atoms onto a high-symmetry surface and diffusion of adatoms on
the surface.
The adatoms meet and form dimers which then grow into islands of
monoatomic height whose edges capture most of the adatoms during
the deposition of one monolayer. When the island edges become
less available
due to coalescence of islands, formation of dimers and
islands in the next layer begins.  The density of atomic steps -- and
all other quantities sensitive to the surface morphology -- thus
oscillates in time.

Generically, these oscillations are damped: Layer-by-layer growth is
only a transient.  Possible reasons \cite{wolf97} include (i) cessation
of periodic formation of islands on the surface and transition to step
flow growth \cite{orr,broehl}, or (ii) roughening of the surface
\cite{evans}.  If the substrate temperature is increased, damping
becomes stronger in the first and weaker in the second case, allowing
to discriminate between the two.  Ignoring the possibility of
inhomogeneous deposition (cf. Ref.~\cite{comsa}), surface roughening
can have two different sources.  If interlayer
transport is inhibited by step-edge barriers, one obtains the growth
instability predicted by Villain \cite{villain91}.  If no such
instability occurs, the surface may still roughen due to fluctuations
in the intensity of the deposition rate. Only the latter case
is considered in this paper.

The question of how long layer-by-layer growth persists is of immediate
practical importance. If the answer is known, one can devise and optimize
annealing schedules for growing thicker films while maintaining a
smooth surface. For this purpose, it is important to know both the
damping time $\tilde t$ {\em and\/} the length scale over which
layer-by-layer growth is synchronized. This {\em layer coherence length\/}
$\tilde \ell$ is a new characteristic length that
determines, e.g., the annealing time needed to reestablish
a flat surface \cite{annealing} before growth can be continued.

A theory has been proposed recently \cite{Damping,MRJK} which predicts
that the damping time and the layer coherence length depend on the
typical distance $\ell$ between islands in the submonolayer region
of growth as

\begin{equation}
F\tilde t \propto \ell^{4d/(4-d)} \quad \mbox{and} \quad
\tilde \ell \propto \ell ^{4/(4-d)}.
\label{result}
\end{equation}

In this paper, we present the theory of oscillations damping
and detailed numerical evidence of the
validity of its predictions based on extensive computer simulations
of a minimal, {\em one-parameter\/} model at surface
dimension $d=2$. The methods of extracting the damping time
and the layer coherence length from the surface morphology
evolution are outlined and thoroughly discussed.

The characteristic length $\ell$ (and thus also $\tilde t$ and
$\tilde\ell$) has a power-law dependence on the ratio $D/F$ of
the surface diffusion constant to the deposition rate:

\begin{equation}
\ell \propto (D/F)^{\gamma}
\end{equation}
(see \cite{zinsmeister} and references given in \cite{wolf97,kkw}).
The exponent $\gamma$ depends on the dimensionality $d$ of the surface
and the (possibly non-integer) dimension $d_f$ of the islands. It also
depends on whether or not desorption of adatoms or diffusion of dimers
or larger clusters is negligible.  Finally, $\gamma$ is a function of
the critical cluster size $i^*$ for the formation of a stable
nucleus. For the case considered here in more detail ($d=2$, $d_f=2$,
$i^*=1$, no desorption, immobile clusters), the value is $\gamma =
1/6$.

The layer coherence length $\tilde \ell$ as well as the damping time
$\tilde t$ play the roles of natural cutoffs in the continuum growth
equation at small length and time scales.  For $t \gtrsim \tilde t$
one expects that the surface exhibits self--affine scaling
\cite{family_vicsek}:

\begin{equation}
w(t) \simeq a_{\perp}(\xi(t)/\tilde \ell \ )^{\zeta}
\qquad {\mbox{and}} \qquad
\xi(t) \simeq \tilde \ell \ (t/\tilde t \ )^{1/z}.
\label{w_scaling}
\end{equation}
Here $w$ is the root mean square variation of the film thickness (the
surface width), $a_{\perp}$ the thickness of one atomic layer (which,
for convenience, is set to one in the following), and $\xi$ the
correlation length up to which the surface roughness has fully
developed at time $t$. $\zeta$ is the roughness exponent and $z$
the dynamical exponent.  The dependence of $\tilde\ell$ and $\tilde t$
on the microscopic growth parameters will be derived next.

\section{2 Theoretical results}
Coarse-graining the surface configuration at a given time over a
length scale of the order of $\ell$, one can write down an evolution
equation for the variable $h(x,t)$.  Since particle desorption can be
neglected under conditions typical for molecular beam epitaxy, the
equation can be written in the form of a conservation law,

\begin{equation}
\partial_t h(x,t) = - \nabla j(x,t) + \eta(x,t).
\label{evolution}
\end{equation}
$j$ is the surface diffusion current, and $\eta$ is
white noise with second moment

\begin{equation}
\langle\eta(x,t)\eta(y,s)\rangle = F
\delta^d(x-y)\delta(t-s),
\end{equation}
which describes the fluctuations  in the deposition rate.
It was proposed by Villain \cite{villain91} that in growth processes
far from equilibrium where local chemical potentials along the
surface are ill defined, diffusion currents should be driven by
gradients in the growth-induced, nonequilibrium adatom density $n$
\cite{equicont},

\begin{equation}
{\bf j}= - D \nabla n.
\label{villain_current}
\end{equation}
On a singular surface, the balance between deposition and capture of
adatoms at steps leads to a stationary adatom density $n = n_0$ of the
order of \cite{villain92} $n_0 \simeq (F/D) \ell^2$.  On a vicinal
surface, the adatom density is reduced due to the presence of additional
steps.  However, this effect is felt only if the miscut $m=|\nabla h|$
exceeds $1/\ell$, in which case $n \simeq (F/D) m^{-2}$.  In terms of a
coarse-grained description of the surface this implies that the local
adatom density depends on the local miscut or surface tilt. A useful
interpolation formula which connects the regimes $m \ll 1/\ell$ and $m
\gg 1/\ell$ is \cite{politi}

\begin{eqnarray}
\label{n(m)}
n(\nabla h) &=& \frac{n_0}{1 + (\ell \nabla h)^2} \\
&\simeq &(F/D) \ell^2 -
(F/D) \ell^4 (\nabla h)^2 + \dots
\end{eqnarray}
Inserting the leading quadratic term of this gradient expansion into
(\ref{villain_current}), which is appropriate for describing
long-wavelength fluctuations around the singular orientation, one obtains

\begin{equation}
j = \nabla \lambda (\nabla h)^2
\label{current}
\end{equation}
with

\begin{equation}
\lambda = F \ell^4.
\label{villaineq}
\end{equation}

Considering \eq{evolution} and \eq{current} one sees that the physical
dimension of $\lambda$ is (length)$^4$/(time$\cdot$height).  Within the
continuum description, the only characteristic length and time scales
are the layer coherence length and the damping time, whereas the
lattice constant $a_{\perp}$ has been chosen as a unit of height.
Therefore

\begin{equation}
\lambda \propto \tilde\ell^4 / \tilde t
\label{dimanal}
\end{equation}
on dimensional grounds.

Finally, the number of particles deposited during the time $\tilde t$
onto an area $\tilde \ell^d$ is $F \tilde t \ \tilde \ell^d \pm{}(F
\tilde t \ \tilde \ell^d )^{1/2}$. Thus the fluctuation of the film
thickness over the distance $\tilde \ell$ is $w(\tilde t) \simeq
\sqrt{F \tilde t \ \tilde \ell^d}/\tilde \ell^d$.  At $\tilde t$ this
should be the thickness of about one atomic layer, $w(\tilde t) \simeq
1$, which results in

\begin{equation}
F \tilde t = \tilde \ell^d.
\label{F3}
\end{equation}

Combining (\ref{villaineq}), (\ref{dimanal}) and (\ref{F3}) one
obtains Eq.~(\ref{result}), or

\begin{equation}
F \tilde t \simeq (D/F)^{\delta}
\qquad {\mbox{and}} \qquad
\tilde \ell \simeq (D/F)^{\delta/d}
\label{result1}
\end{equation}
with the exponent

\begin{equation}
\delta = \frac{4d}{4-d}\,\gamma.
\label{delta}
\end{equation}
Notice that the layer coherence length $\tilde \ell$ is substantially
larger than the characteristic distance $\ell$ between islands
($\tilde \ell \simeq \ell^2$ at $d=2$).

\section{3 Model}
In our model, atoms are deposited onto the (100) surface of a simple
cubic lattice with the rate of $F$ atoms per unit time and area.  The
surface size is $L\times L= 128\times 128$ \cite{FS}.  Atoms with no
lateral neighbors are allowed to diffuse with diffusion constant
$D$. Atoms with lateral neighbors are assumed to be immobile so that,
e.g., dimers are immobile and stable.  Growth commences on a flat
substrate, $h(x,0)=0$ for all sites $x$.  On deposition at $x$,
$h(x,t)$ is increased by one.  We neglect barriers to interlayer
transport (Ehrlich--Schwoebel barriers \cite{ESB})  so that the only
parameter of the model is the ratio $D/F$.

\begin{figure}[htb]
\centerline{\psfig{figure=fig1.eps,height=7cm,angle=270}}
\caption{
  Semilogarithmic plot of the upper envelopes of the oscillations of
  the kinematic intensity $I$ as a function of time. The minima of the
  oscillations are zero, as indicated schematically for $D/F=500$.
  Five different $D/F$ values are evaluated,
  spanning almost two decades.  The dotted line denotes the value
  $I=0.05$ used for the determination of the damping time.
}
\label{I.fig}
\end{figure}

\section{4 Damping time}
First we present the results for the damping time extracted from
kinematic intensity data,

\begin{equation}
I \equiv \langle (N_{\rm even}-N_{\rm odd})^2/L^2 \rangle
\end{equation}
(see \fig{I.fig}; $N_{\rm even}$ $(N_{\rm odd})$ denotes the number of
atoms in even (odd) layers). The brackets $\langle\dots\rangle$ denote
averaging over different runs.  The same analysis was done for the
surface width with equivalent results for the damping time.

The kinematic intensity oscillates between zero and maxima which
decrease until the oscillations vanish.  We measure $\tilde t$ as the
time where the maxima of the kinematic intensity drop below $I=0.05$
\cite{remark}. The results are shown in Fig.~\ref{DTimeFrac}.

Obviously there are strong corrections to scaling which can be
attributed to an offset $\tilde t_0>0$:

\begin{equation}
\label{newscaling}
\tilde t = A_{\tilde t}\left(\frac{D}{F}\right)^\delta
- \tilde t_0.
\end{equation}
$\tilde t_0$ plays the role of a cutoff for the validity of our
scaling theory.  $(D/F)_0\equiv(\tilde t_0/A_{\tilde t})^{1/\delta}$
can be interpreted as that value of $D/F$ below which the oscillations
are not observable anymore \cite{ModAnsatz}.

A three--parameter fit to the data shown in Fig.~\ref{DTimeFrac}
gives an exponent

\begin{equation}
\delta = 0.69 \pm 0.05,
\label{eq:res}
\end{equation}
where the error bar reflects the variations obtained when the evaluation
method is modified \cite{remark,ModAnsatz} or when the data for the
surface width are evaluated in the same way.  This value is in good
agreement with the theoretical prediction of $\delta=2/3$ (see
\eq{delta}) for compact islands.

\begin{figure}[htb]
\centerline{\psfig{figure=fig2.eps,height=7cm,angle=270}}
\caption{
  Damping time $\tilde t$ determined from
  Fig.~\protect\ref{I.fig}, as a function of
  $D/F$.  The straight line has a slope 2/3, in agreement with the
  theoretical prediction. The dotted line is the best fit according to
  \protect\eq{newscaling}.
}
\label{DTimeFrac}
\end{figure}

\begin{figure}[htb]
\centerline{\psfig{figure=fig3.eps,height=7cm,angle=270}}
\caption{
  Scaling the deposition time with the damping time
  [\protect\eq{newscaling}] leads to a good data collapse of the curves
  presented in Fig.~\protect\ref{I.fig}.
}
\label{Iscal.fig}
\end{figure}

In our simulation, neither detachment of adatoms from islands nor edge
diffusion are considered. Therefore, the islands are fractal for large
diffusion lengths \cite{PimpinelliFractal,AmarFamily,Jensen} with the
fractal dimension $d_f\simeq 1.72$ of two--dimensional diffusion
limited aggregation \cite{DLA}.  Then $\gamma$ changes from
$\gamma=1/6$ to $\gamma\simeq 0.175$.  This leads to theoretical
prediction $\delta\simeq 0.70$ which is also within the error bars of
Eq.~(\ref{eq:res}) \cite{Details}.  However, in the present case the
values of $D/F$ are sufficiently small, so that this complication may
be ignored.

The scaling plot of the kinematic intensity with the time divided by the
damping time according to \eq{newscaling} (see Fig.~\ref{Iscal.fig})
confirms the validity of the approach used.

\section{5 Layer coherence length}
The measurement of the height difference correlation function
\cite{Details}

\begin{equation}
G(x,t) \equiv \langle [h(x_0,t)-h(x_0+x,t)]^2 \rangle,
\end{equation}
evaluated at $t=\tilde t$ shows that $G$ has a maximum. This can be
explained as follows.
At $t=\tilde t$ the probability to find the surface at the same height
as at a reference point $x_0$ is minimal at a distance $x-x_0$
corresponding to the layer coherence length. For larger distances,
deviations from the average height are essentially uncorrelated. At
very small distances, their correlation is positive, while around
$\tilde \ell$ they are anticorrelated.  This is how the data denoted
by the squares in \fig{ltilDdF.fig} were obtained.  The result is in
good agreement with the predicted exponent,
cf. Eq.~(\ref{result1}). (Note that this method could be also used for
experimental determination of $\tilde\ell$.)

\begin{figure}[htb]
\centerline{\psfig{figure=fig4.eps,height=7.0cm,angle=270}}
\caption{
  $\tilde \ell$ as a function of $D/F$, measured using the height
  difference correlation function (squares), and finite-size analysis
  (circles), respectively.  The solid lines have the theoretically
  predicted slope 1/3 for compact islands, see \protect\eq{result1}.
}
\label{ltilDdF.fig}
\end{figure}

An alternative method of measuring $\tilde\ell$ is to carry out a
finite-size analysis in the following way.  The surface does not
roughen when the linear system size $L$ is smaller than $\tilde
\ell$. In this case, the amplitude of the growth oscillations becomes
stationary after a transient time, and the oscillations never die out.
We monitored the variance

\begin{equation}
A^2(t)\equiv\langle w^2(t)\rangle_{[t,t+\tau]}
- \langle w(t)\rangle^2_{[t,t+\tau]}
\end{equation}
of the surface width during the layer completion time $\tau\equiv 1/F$,
where $\langle \dots \rangle_{[t,t+\tau]}$ denotes the time average
over the interval $[t,t+\tau]$.  Its stationary value decreases with
increasing system size and ultimately becomes equal to the statistical
fluctuations of $w$ when the system size is big enough so that the
oscillations can die out completely.  The values of $\tilde\ell$,
denoted by the circles in \fig{ltilDdF.fig} represent the linear
system size $L$ at which the stationary value of $A(t)$ drops below
$0.37$. Both methods of measuring $\tilde\ell$ are in excellent
agreement with each other and with the theoretical prediction
\cite{Details}.

\section{6 Conclusions and outlook}
We have presented a theory for the
damping of growth oscillations caused by
kinetic roughening. We have shown that the results of numerical
simulations of a minimal model compare very favorably with the theory,
and directly determined two key quantities, the damping time and
the layer coherence length.
The instability associated with barriers to interlayer transport
\cite{villain91} may compete with the kinetic roughening mechanism as
a source of oscillation damping \cite{DocBrendel}. This, as well as the
transition to step--flow growth on vicinal surfaces will lead to
different power laws for the damping time and the layer coherence
length. This remains for future research.

The results of this paper can be directly verified by diffraction or
real-space surface sensitive techniques. The determination of the
damping time and, in particular, of the layer coherence length as a
function of growth conditions should be possible using the methods
outlined above.

\section{Acknowledgements}
Useful conversations with Martin Rost are gratefully acknowleged.
D.~E.~W.~ acknowledges support by DFG within SFB 166 {\em Strukturelle
und magnetische Phasen\"uberg\"ange in \"Ubergangsmetall-Legierungen
und Verbindungen\/}.
J.~K.\ acknowledges support by DFG within SFB 237 {\em Unordnung und
grosse Fluktuationen}.
P.~\v{S}. acknowledges the financial support of Alexander von Humboldt
Foundation and Volkswagen Stiftung.
H.~K.\ acknowledges support by the German Academic
Exchange Service within the Hochschulsonderprogramm III.

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According to sources, all the new and updated Android devices would be required to display "Powered by Android" at the bottom of the bootup screen. This comes as per the guidelines for the Google Mobile Services license, which is required by manufacturers to gain access to the Google Play store or other Google services.
Considering the diminishing focus on the software platform, it only makes sense for Google to issue such guidelines to maintain its visibility. Further given the option for the manufacturers to completely customize the interface, this is a small price to pay. Phones like the Nokia X, which run a completely forked version, however need not display the tagline.
Taking heed to the guidelines, which are still not officially announced, Motorola, which was recently sold off by Google, quickly updated its Boot Services with the "Powered by Android" tagline at the bottom. It however removed "A Google company" tagline, which makes complete sense now that it is acquired by Lenovo.


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Activist jailed three months for not submitting info
A former leader of the now-defunct Hong Kong Alliance in Support of Patriotic Democratic Movements of China, Leung Kam-wai, was on Wednesday sentenced to three months in prison after pleading guilty to failing to comply with a demand to provide police with information about the alliance's activities.
Leung and four other former standing committee members of the alliance, Chow Hang-tung, Chan To-wai, Tang Ngok-kwan and Tsui Hon-kwong, were accused of breaching the Implementation Rules for Article 43 of the National Security Law on September 8 this year. All of them except Leung pleaded not guilty to the charge.
West Kowloon Court's sentence on Wednesday is the first ever sentence for the offence.
In sentencing, acting chief magistrate Peter Law distinguished the case from other cases involving a failure to submit information to authorities, saying Leung had deliberately refused to submit the information required.
He noted that the police had later found some of the information needed at the alliance's office.
Law set the starting point for Leung's sentence at four-and-a-half months in prison, but reduced it to three months due to his guilty plea, with one month to be served concurrently with a previous nine-month jail term for Leung over his role in a banned June Fourth vigil last year.
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Thailand News | Unilever apologize for offering a cash prize competition to promote its skin whitening products
Unilever apologize for offering a cash prize competition to promote its skin whitening products
A Thai company owned by Unilever has apologized for promoting its skin whitening products by running a competition offering cash prizes to students
Citra Thailand said the campaign to promote its products invited female university students to send in photos of themselves holding its body lotion and was aimed at encouraging "many Thai consumers who desire to lighten their skin" to experience the efficacy of its products.
The "Citra 3D Brightening Girls Search", which runs until the end of October, has prizes including cash "scholarships" from a fund of around 100,000 baht.
The social media has criticized the company for making apparent links between education and whiter skin which is already widely associated with higher economic status in Thailand because it suggests not having to be exposed to the sun from jobs such as working in rice fields.
"The campaign, developed in Thailand, had no intent to suggest racial discrimination," Unilever Thai Trading said in a statement.
"We apologise for any misunderstandings regarding the campaign. The Citra brand will exercise greater sensitivity for brand activation campaigns that take place in the future."
The firm has not confirmed whether it will keep airing a television advert for the campaign, in which two presenters ask female students on a university campus what would make them "outstanding in uniform".
The first girl, who has a darker complexion, appears confused by the question and says she does not know. But a much whiter-skinned girl judged by presenters to have "beautiful" skin answers with the Citra product slogan.
"Now, you can get a scholarship because of white skin not because of good studying, not if you are poor and dark," said one post under the name MyOwnDream on the well-known, mainly Thai language, online comment website pantip.com.
Another poster, under the name aekapopG, said Thai people were "brainwashed" into wanting to be white.
But some defended the campaign.
"The company sells whitening products, so they decided to give the prizes for being white, what is the problem?" wrote Valentika.
Unilever, which has more than 400 brands sold in over 190 countries, has its main offices in Britain and the Netherlands.
Skin whitening creams abound in Thailand, helped by the popularity of white-skinned models and actors on billboards and the television.
In September, US firm Dunkin' Donuts said it was pulling an advertisement in Thailand featuring a woman with black face make-up after a human rights group described it as racist.
The "charcoal donut" ad caused little controversy in Thailand, however, while on social media sites there were differing views about whether the ad was offensive.
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IJ4EU Podcast: Investigating the EU's border agency
Frontex, the EU's fastest-growing agency, is responsible for policing the EU's external borders. In recent years, it has been hit by allegations of complicity in human rights abuses and revelations of secret meetings with arms lobbyists, which it then lied about.
Host Timothy Large takes you behind the scenes of two cross-border investigations from the 2020/21 Investigative Journalism for Europe programme that thrust Frontex into the spotlight for all the wrong reasons.
One is the Frontex Files, which showed the power of both freedom-of-information requests and late-night satire. The other is Frontex at Fault, which used open-source intelligence to prove the agency took part in illegal maritime "pushbacks".
Together, the investigations forced an EU agency with the size of Moldova's GDP to account for its actions before the European Parliament, the European Commission and others with an interest in the protection of human rights at Europe's borders.
Host: Timothy Large, IJ4EU programme manager at the International Press Institute
Vera Deleja-Hotko, an investigative journalist and head of research at FragDenStaat
Luisa Izuzquiza, former researcher at FragDenStaat
Daniel Howden, managing director of Lighthouse Reports
Klaas van Dijken, director of Lighthouse Reports
Bashar Deeb, open-source intelligence journalist at Lighthouse Reports
Editor and Producer: Timothy Large


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Paul Jonathan Mardon (born 14 September 1969) is a former professional footballer who made 270 appearances in the Football League playing as a central defender. Mardon also earned one cap for the Wales national team against Germany in October 1995.

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Born in Bristol, Mardon began his professional career in 1987 with hometown club Bristol City. He scored once for the club, at the age of 19, away to Nottingham Forest in the semi-final of the League Cup on 15 February 1989. He also played for Doncaster Rovers, Birmingham City, West Bromwich Albion, Oldham Athletic, Plymouth Argyle and Wrexham, before retiring due to injury in 2001.

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Sofitel Saigon Plaza is located on the peaceful tree-lined Le Duan Boulevard just a moment from the city's commercial centre with many fabulous shopping, dining and landmark attractions like Notre Dame Cathedral and Reunification Palace.
The Grand Ho Tram Strip Resort is the first luxurious large-scale integrated resort and leisure destination in Vietnam. The resort complex features the biggest licensed prized gaming venue in Vietnam. The property boasts world-class accommodation with 541 well-designed lush rooms overlooking gorgeous dunes and the sparkling blue sea.
The Long Thanh Golf Club offers 36 holes of golf in the former rice paddies and scenic countryside surrounding Saigon. The Hill Course features rolling fairways and subtly undulating greens, winding through a palm plantation and artificial lakes with some waterfalls and other beautiful features. Coupled with the cool atmosphere and spectacular panorama, there can be only few comparable places in all Asia in which to play golf with such an environment.
The Bluffs Ho Tram Strip was designed to capture the true essence of links-style golf. Set on the coastline – as almost all great links courses are – The Bluffs is routed over and around towering sand dunes, which have been shaped over thousands of years by the elements. The wind plays a major role in the experience here; it's always strong, and its prevailing direction differs depending on the time of year.


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Q: Oracle alter table to allow a team to support several charities if they wish change the database to satisfy this requirement Hi i need help with the following question:
Following requests from several teams, Run Monash would like to allow a team to support
several charities if they wish. Where a team does support several charities they must nominate,
one charity as their prime charity, the one they will provide the main support to.
Change the database to satisfy this requirement.
After making this change add the 'Salvation Army' as the second charity to team number 1.
The team table currently looks like this:
      TEAMNO TEAMNAME                       CARNDATE  TEAMNOMEMBER CHARNAME                          ENTRYID
---------- ------------------------------ --------- ------------ ------------------------------ ----------
         1 Gentle Earth                   04/APR/18            2 Amnesty International                   5
         2 Happy Feet                     04/APR/18            2 Beyond Blue                            14
         3 Avengers                       06/MAY/19            2 Salvation Army                         37
         4 Footloose                      06/MAY/19            3 Salvation Army                         38
         5 Happy Feet                     06/MAY/19            4 Amnesty International                  30

This is what i attempted
alter table team add (
    seccharname       VARCHAR2(30),
    primechar         VARCHAR2(30),
);
UPDATE team

INSERT into team (teamno,seccharname,primechar) VALUES ( values (1,'salvation army','Amnesty International');

Not sure what to do to satisfy the question asked.

A: Your alter statement needs little bit correction. You already have CHARNAME column so you can only rename that to primechar.
ALTER TABLE team RENAME CHARNAME TO primechar;

Then Just correct your update statement -
UPDATE team
SET seccharname = 'salvation army',
    primechar = 'Amnesty International'
WHERE TEAMNO = 1;

A: I think a MERGE statement would suit best for your case :
MERGE INTO team t
USING ( SELECT 1 as teamno,
               'salvation army' as seccharname,
               'Amnesty International' as primechar
          FROM dual
      ) t2
   ON (t2.teamno=t.teamno)
 WHEN MATCHED THEN
      UPDATE SET seccharname=t2.seccharname, primechar=t2.primechar
 WHEN NOT MATCHED THEN
      INSERT (teamno, seccharname, primechar)
      VALUES ( t2.teamno, t2.seccharname, t2.primechar )

if key column(teamno) matches the newly added null columns will be populated, otherwise they're inserted with null values for the rest of the columns(teamname,carndate,teamnomember).

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Rev. Dr. E. Scott Jones
Senior Minister
Rev. Dr. E. Scott Jones has served First Central as Senior Minister since July 6, 2010. Scott is also a Lecturer in the Philosophy Department of Creighton University and the author of Open: A Memoir of Faith, Family, and Sexuality in the Heartland.
Scott currently serves as Chair of the Board of Directors of the Nebraska Conference of the United Church of Christ and on the Advisory Board for the Omaha Salvation Army.
A native Oklahoman, Scott earned a B.A. in Religion and Philosophy at Oklahoma Baptist University and an M.A. and Ph.D. in Philosophy from the University of Oklahoma (Yes, he is a Sooner fan). He is also a two-time alumnus of the Yale Writer's Conference.
Scott and his husband Michael moved here from Oklahoma City, where Scott was Pastor of the Cathedral of Hope for five years while also writing as a columnist for the Oklahoma Gazette. Scott previously served churches in Arkansas and Texas as Associate Pastor and Youth & College Minister and was ordained in 1997.
In April 2015 Scott and Michael welcomed their son into the world and are currently enjoying the daily delights of raising a child.
Scott is part of Voices United, was an author of the Heartland Proclamation, and coordinated the #ReadyToMarry campaign for marriage equality in Nebraska. Scott was also a leader of the Equal Omaha Coalition that lobbied successfully in 2012 for the passage of Omaha's Equal Employment Ordinance. He and Michael are former foster parents.
Scott actively blogs, enjoys hiking, reading, gardening, and travel.
You may read Scott's sermon's on our Sermons page.
Rev. Katie Miller
Minister of Student and Family Life
Rev. Katie has been the Associate Minister at First Central since June, 2016. A native Nebraskan, she received her Mdiv from Chicago Theological Seminary. Katie also holds a Bachelor's of Music in Musical Theater from the University of Nebraska at Kearney and spent several years prior to seminary working as an actor/musician/vocalist/nanny in and around Chicago and New York. She still enjoys being onstage every once in awhile, and continues to participate in theater productions around Omaha. Rev. Katie currently serves as the Chair of the Nebraska Youth and Outdoor Ministry Committee for the UCC and DOC and is on the Committee on Ministry for the Living Waters Association. She is passionate about people and ministry and the great outdoors, and can be found most non-work days hiking wherever there's a trail and a hint of sunshine.
Katie Foster
Church Office Administrator
Katie Foster is our Office Administrator. She is a writer, with work appearing in literary journals and magazines like A Public Space and Hobart Pulp. At First Central, she enjoys coordinating with community members, visitors, and vendors to ensure smooth daily operations in the church office. She writes and designs the weekly Congregationalist email newsletter, as well as the monthly print newsletter.
Rev. Dr. Jim Harmon
Minister of Visitation
Rev. Dr. Jim Harmon is our Minister of Visitation. Jim has a Doctor of Ministry degree from United Theological Seminary, and has worked over 30 years in full time ministry. Jim calls on our homebound members and visitors, and will also bring communion on request.
Stephen Bouma
Director of Music
Stephen Bouma is our Director of Music and Organist. He is a published composer and an active performer throughout the Omaha area as a singer and keyboard player. He regularly premieres his music at First Central: for choir, solo organ, and for bells. He and his wife, Lyn, have worked as a musical team for nearly forty years. Stephen holds a MM from the University of Nebraska and a BM from Nebraska Wesleyan University. He studied piano with Dr. Larry Jones, Dr. James Johnson and Beth Miller Harrod.


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Q: React Native Change styling by state It does not work, when this.state.item1 is true.
 onfocus: {
    backgroundColor: 'black',
    width: 800,
  },
 this.state = {
      item1: true,
  };
      <Image key={"item1"} style={this.state.item1 && styles.onfocus} source={{ uri: 'https://github.com/c-bata/react-native-focus-scroll/blob/master/example/assets/rokko-yamatanoorochi-ipa.jpg?raw=true' }} />

A: It looks like you're referencing item1 as the key, if you're trying to use the state item you need to use this.state.item1.
<Image key={"this.state.item1"} style={this.state.item1 && styles.onfocus} source={{ uri:
'https://github.com/c-bata/react-native-focus-
scroll/blob/master/example/assets/rokko-yamatanoorochi-ipa.jpg?raw=true' }} />

However, the key shouldn't be a boolean value, it needs to be a unique identifier.

A: Use this, it should be work
<Image key={"item1"} style={this.state.item1 === 'your_condition' ? styles.onfocus : style.another_styles} source={{ uri: 'https://github.com/c-bata/react-native-focus-scroll/blob/master/example/assets/rokko-yamatanoorochi-ipa.jpg?raw=true' }} />

A: Use ternary operators to show styles on conditions:
" (condition)? satisfied_condition : unsatisfied_condition "
<Image key={"item1"} style={(this.state.item1==true) ? styles1 : style2} source={{ uri: 'https://github.com/c-bata/react-native-focus-scroll/blob/master/example/assets/rokko-yamatanoorochi-ipa.jpg?raw=true' }} />

A: You can do this.
<Image key={"item1"}
    style={this.state.item1 ? styles.onfocus : {}}
    source={{ uri: 'https://github.com/c-bata/react-native-focus-scroll/blob/master/example/assets/rokko-yamatanoorochi-ipa.jpg?raw=true' }}
/>


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GadgetMatch Awards: Best of CES 2020
A peek into the future
Turning the page to a New Year always feels symbolic. It's a new beginning, a chance to start fresh. What better way to kick things off than to get a sneak peek at what's coming next? That's exactly what CES 2020 gave us.
This year's CES is by far one of the most well-rounded ones. Sure, we got our usual cool gaming things, some laptops here and there, and even new phones. But we also got a glimpse at living and traveling in the future could really look like.
Best Kitchen Appliance: LG InstaView ThinQ Oven with Air Fry
We've always loved how you could knock on LG InstaView refrigerators to get a peek at what's inside, that way you save energy by not letting out cold air. This year, LG is bringing that same tech to their new InstaView ThinQ Range and it's a match made in heaven. Imagine not having to open the oven to keep a close eye on the cake you're baking, just knock on the oven door twice and the oven lights open. The oven is self cleaning too. Oh and did we tell you, it's also got a built-in air fryer!
Best Urban Gardening Solution: LG Indoor Vegetable Cultivator
With studies pointing to how there soon won't be enough land to feed the earth's growing population, giving people the option to grow food in their own homes is a step in the right direction. While it's not going to be an appliance you'll think of buying first, LG Indoor Vegetable Cultivator is a good way to invest in the sustainability of your future. While it might look like a fridge, a cooler it isn't. Instead it replicates all the right conditions needed to go produce outdoors. The indoor gardening machine can grow produce enough for a family of four.
Best Mobility Concept: LG Connected Car
If there's no place like home, wouldn't it be amazing if everywhere was home? That's the thinking behind LG's new seamless life initiative. Their connected car concept imagines a future where rides are shared but the experience is still personalized. From seats that adjust to feel like your favorite comfy seat, to continuing that movie from where you left off at home, to a virtual assistant that's a voice command away — LG's Connected Car gets us excited about the future of mobility.
Best PC: Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Fold
While foldable smartphones are sexy, tablets that fold into laptop computers make even better sense and Lenovo's ThinkPad X1 Fold is leading the charge. A concept device not too long ago became a reality at this year's CES. Why do we love it? Because it's one of the most versatile PCs ever. It's both a desktop computer and a laptop. It's an e-reader, digital notebook, tablet for watching videos or playing games.
Best Smart Home Device: Lenovo Smart Frame
If pictures can truly say a thousand words, then the Lenovo Smart Frame will let you say a million. It's exactly what its name says it is. The Lenovo Smart Frame will let you display any album or collection on your Google Photos.
Don't feel like showing off your personal shots? It comes with a free app with hundreds of art pieces to choose from. As far as wall decors go, this might just be one of the smartest at the moment.
Best Laptop: Lenovo Lavie Pro Mobile
Made of lightweight magnesium-lithium array through Japanese craftsmanship with a minimalist design. I don't know about you, but that sounds sexy AF — and that's not something one usually says about a laptop.
Every single inch of the the Lenovo Lavie Pro Mobile screams premium. Inside is Intel's 8th gen chip with 8GB of memory and 512GB of SSD storage. That's not bad at all.
Best Chromebook: ASUS Chromebook Flip C436
One look and you wouldn't think the C436 is a Chromebook. It's like a regular premium laptop through and through. At 13.7mm and 1.1kg, this is the thinnest and lightest 14-inch Chromebook.
That tiny body packs a lot of punch though. Up to 10th Gen Intel Core i7, 16GB of RAM, 512GB SSD storage, Wi-Fi 6. Two USB-C ports, microSD card slot up to 2TB.
Then the fact that it's a flip which means you get various modes like laptop, tablet, and tent mode. This is as versatile a Chromebook as it gets.
Best Gaming Laptop: ASUS ROG Zephyrus G14
The very first thing you'll notice about the ASUS ROG Zephyrus G14 is its LED dot-matrix lid. Similar to how you can customize RGB lighting on most other gaming laptops, you can make the Zephyrus G14 truly yours just like we did ours. Don't lets its size fool you either, this gaming notebook packs a punch with NVIDIA RTX 2060 graphics card and 120Hz display for silky smooth gaming. Want!
Best Smartphone: Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Lite
Samsung Galaxy Note enjoys a cult following because of an experience and functionality that remains unmatched by any Android rival. Understandably this top-of-the-line phone comes with a premium price tag. Which is why we couldn't be more than excited about the launch of the Galaxy Note 10 Lite. It's got has everything you'd expect from a Galaxy Note: big display, huge battery, and of course the S Pen. It even offers something its big brother doesn't — a headphone jack. Now everyone can own a Galaxy Note!
Best Lifestyle TV: Samsung The Sero
Remember the time when shooting vertical videos was laughed at? These days, we've embraced both portrait and landscape content, and it only makes sense that televisions can switch between the two — just like we do on our smartphones. While innovation in TV tech is defined by screen size, resolution and color, Samsung's spinning The Sero, with its forward thinking approach to media consumption is THE ONE that caught our eyes at CES 2020.
Best Gaming Desktop: Razer Tomahawk
The most fun thing about building PCs is how you can easily change parts to upgrade. The Razer Tomahawk is a compact PC gaming solution that makes it easy to slot in upgradeable components without the need for a toolbox.
Utilizing Intel's NUC 9 Extreme Compute Element — which is essentially a system-on-a-card that's powered by 9th-gen Intel Core H-Series processors — the Razer Tomahawk N1 chassis can be opened from the rear, with a lock-and-slide mechanism allowing for easy access to the case's internals.
Best Gaming Concept: Alienware Concept UFO Prototype
For many years now manufacturers have tried to find ways to make PC gaming more portable. But the more powerful gaming laptops get, the farther away from portable they become. As a result many gamers resort to buying or building desktop rigs with an insane amount of computing power.
Alienware wants to change that and Concept UFO might just be the ultimate portable PC gaming device. Imagine being able to take your entire Steam library and play whenever, wherever. Its big display and detachable controllers make it a perfect companion for those who want to game at home or on the go.
Best Midrange Smartphone: TCL Pro 10
TCL makes a splash in the smartphone space this year with its first self-branded smartphone lineup headlined by the TCL Pro 10. In its first attempt at a midrange smartphone, it delivers on what we so desperately need — a flagship experience for less. Leveraging the company's experience expertise in TV display technology and a focus on a camera that can compete with the best, this phone has all the right ingredients to make you want to consider it.
Best Value for Money TV: TCL 6-Series TV (2020)
TCL has always been known for offering good products for less money, and its popular 6-series TV remains at the forefront of that. Not only is it moving on from Quantum dots to Mini LEDs, rumors suggest the 2020 version might be even cheaper than the 2019 models.
So you're getting a better viewing experience for less. Hard to argue when you're getting such great value.
Best Wireless Earphones: TCL ACTV200BT
There's much more to TCL's new wireless earphones, the ACTV200BT, than just providing the soundtrack to daily workout. It's also equipped with a multi-sensor system that will accurately read and monitor your heart rate. The system is called ActivHearts and it works with the majority of sports apps. The device can last over 14 hours of playtime and six hours with the heart rate monitor on. It's also capable of fast charging so you can get two hours of extra power when you charge it for fifteen minutes.
Best Audio Product: Vizio Elevate Soundbar
When Vizio set out to make their award winning sound bar even better, they decided to focus on ensuring that when you listen to music on it, it sounds just as good as audio from your favorite movie or video game. Because you deserve great sounding content regardless! The new Elevate Sound Bar comes with auto rotating speakers so you get more focused Dobly Atmos and DTS:X content.
Best Mobility Award: Audi AI:ME
Over the last few years we've seen CES becoming more and more important to cars, to the point where it almost felt like a car show. While there wasn't a shortage of concept cars this year, there weren't a lot that you could actually drive — which makes our ride on Audi's AI:ME self-driving car one of our favorite moments from the show. This futuristic vehicle was unlike any other we've experienced with massive glass windows, luxurious interiors and a feeling of zen. Audi wants its car of the future to be empathic — using artificial intelligence to understand and adapt to our needs and preferences. It's a refreshing approach from a car manufacturer. At CES Audi didn't come to sell any particular car, but instead is using it as a platform to engage in conversations about the future of mobility.
Best Personal Care Device: Colgate Plaqless Pro Toothbrush
Smart toothbrushes aren't new and there are many good ones in the market today. But, like any tool, the effectiveness of a smart toothbrush relies heavily on proper use. Colgate's upcoming Plaqless Pro toothbrush hopes to address this, with optical sensors that identify plaque on each tooth as you brush and an indicator light that tells you when to move on to the next one. Now that's smart brushing done right!
Sustainability Award: Food Solution: Impossible Pork
While red meat tastes so good, excessive consumption of it is not good for the planet. So if you're looking at ways of reducing your carbon footprint, a plant-based diet can be one of the easiest steps to take. There are many meat substitutes in the market today but nothing comes close to the taste and texture of actual meat than those made by Impossible Foods. At this year's CES, the food tech company best known for the Impossible Burger rolled out Impossible Pork. At the show we tried a Vietnamese banh mi made with Impossible Pork, and it was so good we think the company should just rebrand to Possible — because thanks to them a plant-based diet is.
Sustainability Award: Use of AI in Agriculture: John Deere R4038 Sprayer
There were many sexy vehicles at CES, but we found the story of agriculture equipment company John Deere equally sexy. Using artificial intelligence and deep learning the company is building tractors, harvesters and other agricultural vehicles with a focus on sustainability and reducing farming's impact on the environment. Take for example the R4038 Sprayer. Let's put it this way, not every square foot of land have the same needs, this machine is smart enough to know which parts need extra care. And with its ExactApply nozzle control system, they've been able to make tasks like spraying pesticide an extremely precise operation. John Deere's innovative tech solutions allow this behemoth of a farming machine spray just what's needed to only where it is needed.
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Best of 2020: Our favorite gaming laptops
Samsung Galaxy Chromebook now available on Best Buy
Best of Galaxy tech and Chrome OS
Chay Lazaro
Working and learning from home has now become the norm for a lot of people around the world. If you're looking for a flexible workstation, or even just to stay entertained during self-isolation, the Samsung Galaxy Chromebook is now available for purchase.
The new Galaxy Chromebook combines the best of Samsung's Galaxy tech such as an AMOLED display and built-in-pen support, with the simple and fast Chrome OS.
Its AMOLED display is the first ever featured on a Chromebook and delivers 4K UHD resolution for a more immersive Netflix and chill experience.
It's also packed with productivity tools, such as the built-in pen for note taking, drawing, or signing documents. Internally it's powered by the latest 10th Gen Intel Core i5 processor.
It's also equipped with Intel Wi-Fi 6, so your next Zoom meeting (or party) would go as seamlessly as possible. There's a good helping of ports available — two USB-C ports, a 3.5mm headphone jack, and a UFS/MicroSD slot. RAM can go up as high as 16GB while storage is up to 1TB SSD.
Those who have shifted to digital learning for the time being can enjoy a more collaborative experience through Chrome OS features like Google Drive functionality.
There's also Click-to-Call and Messaging apps along with other Samsung smartphone features that you can access directly on the laptop.
Google Assistant is also readily available whenever you need it.
The Galaxy Chromebook is available in Fiesta Red and Mercury Gray on Samsung.com and Best Buy for US$ 999.99.
Sex tech is for everyone, not just for men
CES 2020 encourages sex positivity
MJ Jucutan
Startup Lora DiCarlo graced the headlines last year for having its award revoked by the committee behind the Consumer Electronics Show (CES). The startup believes it was unjust and fought for its right to be part of the annual show.
This year, Lora DiCarlo is the talk of the town once again, not because of an issue, but for being in the spotlight of CES 2020. Lora DiCarlo paved the way for sex tech to be out in the open, particularly companies with devices geared for women's sex, health, and wellness.
Sex tech isn't new, but sex being taboo in this modern yet surprisingly conservative society took the spotlight away from their devices. In case you're wondering, sex technology mostly ventures on innovations to enhance our sexuality and sexual experience.
In 2017, men enjoyed VR porn as if it was that revolutionary, while sex toys and vibrators that offer solutions to enhance our experiences and relationships aren't getting the splash they deserve. Thankfully, CES 2020 is taking a step forward in ending sexism and encourage sex-positivity. After all, sex is part of human nature.
Ever since Lora Haddock DiCarlo — the founder of Lora DiCarlo — fought for their right to be at CES, I was astounded and followed her journey. I'm all ears for women speaking up, especially with the goal of making a change in our society.
Lora DiCarlo's Osé won an innovative award and was later revoked by CES. Eventually, Lora DiCarlo got the award reinstated while fighting for sex tech to be recognized in a separate category.
Now that DiCarlo and her company sparked a controversy, sex tech are now in the spotlight of the annual show held at Las Vegas. DiCarlo didn't expect herself to be at the forefront of change, but it elevated her profile and grew her business.
Pleasure is at the forefront
At CES 2020, Lora DiCarlo showcased their first device once again — the Osé — is a personal massager which produces blended orgasm by mimicking movements of a human partner. It's that revolutionary, hence, gaining an innovation award. I mean, just imagine a device pleasuring you the way a human partner does — It's astonishing!
Lora DiCarlo's Baci
Additionally, Lora DiCarlo unveiled two more devices: Baci and Onda. Baci is a micro-robotic device which stimulates the feel and motion of human lips and tongue, while Onda mimics the motion of human fingers. Even though it's meant for women, I can't wait to actually try one!
Lora DiCarlo's Onda
More sex technology to solve our needs
DiCarlo's fight enabled other companies and devices to get noticed and join the spotlight. Satisfyer showed-off Satisyfer Connect, an app that can be used remotely with a long-distance partner. Lioness delivered its second-generation vibrator tracking data to improve orgasms.
Furthermore, Womanizer exhibited their products and Pleasure Air Technology — a combination of suction and pressure waves — which brings a mindblowing, orgasmic experience. While all of these talk about pleasure, Morari introduced a "band-aid" that withholds pleasure, solving the premature ejaculation issue prevalent with men.
2020 might just be the beginning, but CES showcasing sex technology is a huge step forward in encouraging a sex-positive society. If you're still iffy about this technology, remember that you're not the target audience and that you were born because your parents had sex.
READ MORE: 6 sex toys to help women achieve pleasure like no other
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Abstract: Urban and Regional Studies deal with large tables of spatial data obtained from censuses and surveys. It is necessary to simplify the huge amount of detailed information in order to extract the main trends. The main aim of this article is to present and compare machine learning models in spatial data analysis problem. As an example of spatial data modelling we draw upon public-domain data about California housing values. We use a variety of regression modelling techniques, showing how additional information about location (longitude and latitude) can contribute to the analysis. The data comprise observations of housing values, economic covariates, and longitude and latitude. We follow Pace and Barry (1997) in defining response and explanatory variables for a linear regression model.
KOVÁŘÍK, Martin a Radek BENDA. Applied Machine Learning Predictive Modelling in Regional Spatial Data Analysis Problem. In: Finance and Performance of Firms in Science, Education and Practice 2015 [online]. Zlín: Univerzita Tomáše Bati ve Zlíně (UTB), 2015, s. 701-715. [cit. 2019-04-22]. Dostupné z: http://www.ufu.utb.cz/konference/sbornik2015.pdf.


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Polaridade em física é um atributo com dois possíveis valores. Em eletrônica, polaridade se refere ao tipo de carga (negativa ou positiva). Os elétrons e prótons possuem cargas elétricas com polaridades opostas, isto é, o elétron possui carga negativa (−) e o próton possui carga positiva (+).

Cargas de mesma polaridade ou sinal repelem-se umas às outras, enquanto cargas de polaridades opostas se atraem. Isso quer dizer que os fenómenos elétricos são manifestações de cargas elétricas que têm polaridades positiva ou negativa.

Identificação de polaridade
A identificação de polaridade com (+) ou (−) é uma maneira de se distinguir uma fonte de tensão. A polaridade pode ser identificada em circuitos de corrente contínua, porém em circuitos de corrente alternada, o sentido da corrente se inverte continuamente. Toda fonte de tensão de corrente contínua tem terminais positivo e negativo que estabelecem a polaridade no circuito. Assim, cada componente em um circuito CC (fusível, chave, carga, etc.) terá um lado de polaridade positiva (+) e um lado de polaridade negativa (−).

Ver também
Polaridade (química)
Polarização dielétrica
Polarização eletromagnética
Polarização do vácuo

Eletricidade


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MIDWAY (2019)
August 26, 2020 by Craig DiLouie 2 Comments
MIDWAY (2019, streaming on Google Play) is military historical actioner focusing on the experience of bomber pilots in WW2 from the Pearl Harbor attack to the Battle of Midway, considered a major turning point in the war. As my next WW2 series is about carrier aviators fighting in the Pacific, I considered this essential viewing. The film largely got panned by critics, so I expected it to be lifeless, but while the characters are pretty weak, the action and history is pretty darn good, and overall I'd give it a B.
The funny thing is the action is so good that if this came out before say SAVING PRIVATE RYAN, I might have loved it for that alone, but films are the product of their times, and you can't rely on action alone to make a lovable war movie these days–you need strong characters and a strong script.
The film follows an ensemble cast with some good actors, focusing mostly on Dick Best, a bomber pilot; Layton, an intelligence officer; and Admiral Nimitz, who replaced the scapegoated Admiral Kimmel as commander of the Pacific Fleet after the Pearl Harbor attack. None are particularly interesting. Layton fights with "Washington" (the senior military leaders), believing his intelligence is more accurate, and while he's right, this is hammered over and over and in a sanctimonious way. Dick Best has the strongest character; for the first half of the film he's not likeable–cocky is one thing, constantly belligerent is another–but he learns some humility along the way, which by the end makes him somebody we can root for. Nimitz is the most human and likeable, though we never really see the tough and brilliant commander he was, and after the midpoint, he functions mainly to clap Layton on the back.
Historically, the film is pretty accurate, covering all the major movements and battles of the carrier ENTERPRISE during the first months of the war. The sweep of time and events is cool for history buffs and is supposed to be epic, though it may be too ambitious, as a lot of it feels rushed and without depth, including a diversion to cover the Doolittle Raid that ends with a few scenes in China probably to satisfy the film's Chinese financiers. Because of this rush, a lot of the dialogue feels way to pointed, such as a senior officer–I think it's supposed to be Admiral Kimmel–telling Layton during the Pearl Harbor attack, "You were right! I should have listened to you!" Of particular interest is showing what's happening among the Japanese battle commanders during Midway, which lends some gravitas and weight to the story.
So overall, it's no SAVING PRIVATE RYAN–which though heavy handed combined incredible action with a simple story and a small cast of characters we can get to know and root for–but overall, hell, I have to say I liked MIDWAY. Regardless of its flaws, it's a fast-paced actioner that makes a big effort to stick to historical accuracy, has great action, and is just plain fun to watch.
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I felt like I was watching someone play a video game during Midway's aerial combat scenes, especially the Marshalls-Gilberts raid. But overall I liked the movie, too (my wife… not so much). It was directed by the guy who did Independence Day, so I went into it expecting that level of popcorn entertainment, not a solemn war film. Also, you get to watch one of the Jonas Brothers die, so there's that.
And I'm thrilled to hear that you're doing another series! Armor and Crash Dive were terrific, can't wait for more.
Craig DiLouie says
I hear you, Mark!
And thanks for your kind words about CRASH DIVE and ARMOR! The aviation series will be called STRIKE. Working on it now, and I grabbed some amazing art by an aviation artist for the covers. Cheers!


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Ryan Williams joins Barnsley
Australian winger Ryan Williams has left Fulham and signed a two-year permanent deal with League One side Barnsley.
Williams enjoyed a successful loan spell at Oakwell last season, impressing during his six first-team appearances, and moves to south Yorkshire for an undisclosed fee. The 21 year-old signed for Fulham from Portsmouth back in January 2012 after impressing during a trial game for Fulham's reserve side, but he struggled to make an impact at Craven Cottage, playing just two first-team games for the club under Felix Magath at the start of last season – in the defeats by Wolves and Derby.
Williams told Barnsley's official website this afternoon:
I'm delighted to have joined Barnsley Football Club on a permanent basis, as I much admire the playing philosophy of Lee Johnson. I'm extremely excited to have the opportunity to work with Lee Johnson on a daily basis and to have the platform of this great Club with its wonderful supporters to showcase my talent and skills.
One of the integral reasons for my decision to join Barnsley was that lots of other young and talented players, such as Marc Roberts and Alfie Mawson, have also decided to come and play for Lee and to work under him even though they had opportunities to join Championship clubs. This was further enhanced when you see gifted young players such as Ben Pearson also choose to join Barnsley on loan ahead of Championship clubs.
I'm very much looking forward to getting to work on the training ground, with Lee, the staff and the players as soon as possible.


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Bemis started off in April 2006 as a duo - Gareth Howells and Ritchie Leo - Both played guitar, with Ritchie filling the sound with a twelve string acoustic. Both had decades of playing behind them, with their friendship and commitment making their vocal harmonies tight and expressive. They sang songs they believed in, mostly that they wrote themselves, about issues they care about or their own personal life.
Bemis won the award for Best Folk/Roots act in the 2008 Portsmouth Guide Awards, and the Forest FM breakthrough award for July 2009 for their growing reputation in the Dorset area.
Gareth Howells, the main songwriter of the band, got to the finals of the All About The Song songwriters competition in 2009.
In August 2009, Bemis added another permanent member to the band - Jeff Radford, on bass and vocals. Jeff loves to play a powerful bassline, that drives the song and uses the bass as a melodic instrument as much as a rhythmic one. The added opportunities for 3 part harmony has not been lost on this new development in Bemis either, with many of their songs now featuring the 3 of them singing in harmony.
Recently, they have been adding a drummer to their live sets, first with Gavin Jones, and now with Del Seymour, adding another texture for their bigger stage sets.
They are becoming more and more visible, with regular gigs in London, appearances at venues like the Halfmoon in Putney and the 100 Club in Oxford Street. They have also been seen at The Brook in Southampton, Wedgewood Rooms in Portsmouth, the Cyder House Inn near Guildford, No.10 Cafe in Bridport and Centre Stage in Bournemouth. They played the Stokes Bay Festival and the Longest Day festival in 2008, a 5 week residency in Thailand in 2007 - and this year have already made a big impression at the Bearded Theory festival in Derbyshire, the Secret Garden festival in Farnham and a returning appearance at the Hampshire Green Fair near Petersfield. They have made a serious impression on the festival circuit in 2008 and have already got some great festival dates lined up for 2010.
They have supported artists like Midge Ure, Phil Beer, The Men They Couldnt Hang, Megson, Lucy Wainwright Roche, Richard Digance, Ella Edmondson, Kirsty McGee, Kaki King, and many others.
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The artists that they sometimes cover are influences in their own music, and their lyrics inspire them to write about how we relate to eachother in society and what matters in life. Live, Bemis can show the dynamics of their sound, the passion in their performance and the pleasure they want to share from what they do. With some great events planned for 2010, they look forward to meeting you at a gig soon!!!
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