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IBM looks into the future of A.I. at World of Watson
Posted by Sharon Gaudin
LAS VEGAS -- In the past five years, IBM's artificial-intelligence-fueled Watson has gone from being a game show champion to operating in such industries as finance, retail, health care and pure research.
In another five years, Watson will be helping a doctor diagnose a patient's symptoms and a company CEO calculate whether to buy a competitor.
That's the word coming from IBM executives speaking Tuesday at the opening of the IBM World of Watson conference here.
"The technology is not even moving fast. It's accelerating. It's moving faster and faster every day," said John Kelly III, senior vice president of Cognitive Solutions and IBM Research. "Honestly, it blows my mind and I'm an optimist."
Ever since Watson, an intelligent system that uses machine learning and natural language recognition, beat Jeopardy champions in 2011, the system has been used in a variety of industries, and IBM is hoping to show how far it has come.
However, Kelly wanted to focus on where Watson is going.
"In three to five years, every single medical professional is going to want to consult Watson," he said. "How could you not use a tool to help you make the optimal decision on a patient? In three to five years, I can't imagine a company making a merger and acquisition decision without Watson."
He added that it won't be long before Watson is predicting the future. Doctors, for example, may use Watson to help predict when a diabetic patient is about to have a blood sugar spike.
"When that happens, then we truly, truly, have changed the world," Kelly said.
Today, though, David Kenny, general manager of IBM Watson, said he is focused on what Watson can do with the growing flood of data that companies are struggling to manage.
"Today, we are challenged to make sense of this vast amount of data we're creating," Kenny said. "The growth is far outpacing our ability to consume it." Companies could get out from under the data deluge with Watson processing all of this data, making sense of it and answering questions about it, he said.
For Faisal Masud, Staples' chief digital officer, using Watson means helping customers sift through the company's huge online catalog to find the products they want.
"With Watson, Staples is making ordering easy," Masud said during the keynote. "It's not just about ordering. At its core, with Watson, the Easy button is the assistant's assistant."
Staples has turned its Easy button icon into an app that's powered by Watson. With the app, customers can text, talk or send a photo of what they're looking for and the app will order it for them.
"The Easy button started as a marketing prop on TV," Masud said. "It became a cultural icon. In fact, it's a hash tag. It became so big, we wanted to give it life. With Watson, we can."
The point goes beyond marketing, according to Masud. "It's about eliminating as much friction as possible for people who may be ordering a packet of pens to take to school, or for an office manager ordering cases of pens, ink cartridges and binders.
"The Easy Button system learns over time and remembers common phrases and with every interaction it becomes more intuitive," he said. "Every time Dave asks for blue pens, Watson remembers what shade of blue he likes… Watson is the cognitive brain behind all of this."
Steve Hill, U.S. head of Innovation and global head of Innovation & Investments at KPMG, said the accounting and professional services firm is using Watson to help make commercial loan decisions.
"We can use it to process thousands of loans," Hill said. "Click on the name of the client to see all their loans and get Watson's assessment of their [standing] in a fraction of the time. There are major efficiency gains. Watson can help auditors glean deeper insights into root causes of issues."
IBM is also placing some focus on self-driving cars.
Sebastian Thrun, co-founder of Udacity, an online education company, and a former Google fellow, said A.I. systems like Watson will make automobiles better drivers than people.
"When you and I drive a car and we make a mistake, we learn from it and hopefully we never make that mistake again," Thrun said. "But nobody else will learn from it. Our friends, our kids -- they won't learn from it."
That's all different for autonomous cars driven by an artificial intelligence system.
"When a self-driving car makes a mistake, it will learn from it and will never make that mistake again," Thrun said. "All the other self-driving cars also learn from that mistake. All other self-driving cars will learn that as soon as they are born.
"Wait a little bit and Watson will outpace you," he added.
IBM's Kenny said A.I.-based systems and machines will work with people to make their lives better and their jobs easier.
"Our future is one of man and machine," he said. "It's certainly not man vs. machine."
The conference continues through Thursday.
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Personalizing the room is essential. Normally, the family room is adjacent to the kitchen and, in some instances, it turns into part of the kitchen itself. It is one of the most important rooms in any home. On the flip side, family rooms need to be flexible and versatile. Designing the family room in your house shouldn't be a challenge, but instead enjoyable and exciting.
You currently have a living space, so infuse some personality in your den or family space, developing a space which expresses who your family actually is. A living room may be terrific room in your home to provide a do-it-yourself makeover. Along with the kitchen, it is the main common space in most family homes, but the exact nature of how to use it has been mysterious for a long time. If it comes to look and design, your living room is just one of the main rooms of the home. The living room has become the most spacious room of the home and is usually at the center of the home, occupying the front part.
An easy and quick approach to provide any space in your home a completely new look is to alter the paint colors on the wall. When you've got a more compact space, be certain to stick to pale colors so the light will reflect off the walls and create the room appear more open and big. No matter the reason you require additional living space, a sunroom addition is an exceptional alternate to a conventionally constructed room addition.
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The United Kingdom begins the largest reopening phase since the epidemic began. National newspaper
by Cory Weinberg May 18, 2021 Top News
The United Kingdom began its largest phase of reopening since the onset of the epidemic on Monday (17).
It was not just any Monday. In most parts of the United Kingdom, theaters, museums, hotels, cinemas and landmarks such as the Ferris Wheel in Central London were reopened. In addition, bars and restaurants can now serve in the indoor area as well.
This is because the number of covids has decreased. Within 24 hours, five deaths were recorded in the country and fewer than two thousand were newly infected.
In England, people can now get a few visits at home and meet outside in groups of up to 30.
And the British can travel to some countries without following the quarantine en route. The government also issued new guidelines. As long as there is a good dose of common sense, hugging is also free.
A hug between immune friends. One of them is Maria Lucia who, until they proved to the contrary, is the first Brazilian in the world to win the vaccine against Kovid.
The reporter met her in front of the hospital where she works in London, when she took her first dose on 8 December.
News reporter: Our Today reunion, five months later, is in a more enjoyable place: a pub, a classic bar here in the United Kingdom.
Lucia: Nice to see you!
News reporter: I can't hug you right now. We have strangled this, because I do not have the vaccine yet. I think I will have it next week. But there is one thing I can do. With 70% of adults vaccinated, the number here is now very low and with this new phase of reopening, my colleagues and I, journalists here in London, can now record in an open environment without a mask. Here you only need to wear masks indoors or on public transport. Then the time has come.
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Lucia has taken advantage of this feeling of normalcy in life.
"I already have a scheduled theater, a scheduled ballet, a lot of scheduled things. God willing, now it's only moving forward", says researcher Maria Lucia Possas of the UK's health system.
The government is asking for caution, particularly due to the coronavirus variant that emerged in India and is growing rapidly in the United Kingdom.
The epidemic is not yet over, it is far away. But how nice to be able to grab such good news.
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package by.homesite.kpparser.parsers;

import by.homesite.kpparser.model.FileInfo;
import by.homesite.kpparser.model.Film;
import by.homesite.kpparser.model.SearchResultItem;

import by.homesite.kpparser.net.HttpClient;
import by.homesite.kpparser.config.Constants;
import org.jsoup.nodes.Document;
import org.jsoup.nodes.Element;
import org.jsoup.select.Elements;
import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;
import org.springframework.beans.factory.annotation.Autowired;
import org.springframework.stereotype.Component;
import org.springframework.util.StringUtils;

import java.io.IOException;
import java.net.URLEncoder;
import java.util.*;
import java.util.stream.Collectors;

import static by.homesite.kpparser.config.Constants.CHARSET;

/**
 * @author alex on 5/1/17.
 */
@Component(Constants.INPUT_SYSTEMS_KINOPOISK)
public class KPParser implements Parser {
   private static final String SEARCH_URL = "https://www.kinopoisk.ru/index.php?kp_query=";
   private static final String FILM_INFO_URL = "https://www.kinopoisk.ru";

   private static final Logger log = LoggerFactory.getLogger(KPParser.class);

   private static final String TD_COUNTRY = "страна";
   private static final String TD_GENRES = "жанр";
   private static final String TD_DIRECTOR = "режиссер";

   private final HttpClient httpClient;

   @Autowired
   public KPParser(HttpClient httpClient) {
      this.httpClient = httpClient;
   }

   @Override
   public List<SearchResultItem> searchFilms(FileInfo fileInfo) {
      Document doc;
      try {
         doc = httpClient.get(SEARCH_URL + URLEncoder.encode(fileInfo.getTitle(), CHARSET));
      } catch (IOException e) {
         log.error("Can't get search results for {}", fileInfo.getName());
         return null;
      }
      if (doc == null) {
         return null;
      }
      Elements blocks = doc.select(".element");
      if (blocks.size() > 0) {
         List<SearchResultItem> result = new ArrayList<>();

         for (Element block : blocks) {
            SearchResultItem item = new SearchResultItem();
            String year = block.select(".year").text();
            item.setYear(year);
            Element link = block.select(".name a").first();
            item.setTitle(link.text());
            item.setUrl(FILM_INFO_URL + link.attr("data-url"));

            result.add(item);
         }

         return result;
      }

      return null;
   }

   @Override
   public Film parseFilmInfo(SearchResultItem searchItem, FileInfo inputFile) {
      Document doc;
      Film film = new Film();
      film.setFileName(inputFile.getName());
      film.setYear(inputFile.getYear());

      if (searchItem != null && !StringUtils.isEmpty(searchItem.getUrl())) {
         film.setUrl(searchItem.getUrl());
         film.setTitle(searchItem.getTitle());

         doc = httpClient.get(searchItem.getUrl());

         if (doc == null) {
            return film;
         }

         Element img = doc.select(".popupBigImage img").first();
         if (img != null)
            film.setImg(img.attr("src"));
         Elements info = doc.select(".info td");
         ListIterator iter = info.listIterator();
         Element previous = null;
         if (iter.hasNext())
         {
            previous = (Element) iter.next();
         }

         while(iter.hasNext() && previous != null) {
            Element current = (Element) iter.next();

            if (TD_COUNTRY.equals(previous.text()))
               film.setCountry(current.text());
            if (TD_GENRES.equals(previous.text()))
               film.setGenre(current.text());
            if (TD_DIRECTOR.equals(previous.text()))
               film.setDirector(current.text());

            previous = current;
         }

         Element rolesList = doc.select("#actorList ul").first();
         if (rolesList != null) {
            Elements roles = rolesList.select("li a");
            film.setRoles(roles.stream().map(Element::text).collect(Collectors.joining(", ")));
         }
         film.setTitle(getElementValue(doc, ".moviename-big"));
         film.setOriginalTitle(getElementValue(doc, "span[itemprop=alternativeHeadline]"));
         film.setKpRating(getElementValue(doc, ".rating_ball"));
         film.setDescription(getElementValue(doc, ".film-synopsys"));

      }
      return film;
   }

   private String getElementValue(Document doc, String name) {
      Element element = doc.select(name).first();
      if (element != null) {
         return element.text();
      }
      return "";
   }
}

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In the midst of Blues Week in Pensacola, work began Wednesday on the first of two static display Blue Angel fighter jets at welcome centers on Interstate 10 in Escambia and Santa Rosa counties.
The Florida Department of Transportation, through contractors DBi Services and Blast Off Inc., will perform nearly $106,000 worth of work to restore the existing coating, markings and insignia on the F9F-8 Cougar at the eastbound welcome center in Escambia County and on the A-4L Skyhawk at the westbound rest area in Santa Rosa County.
Work on the A-4L Skyhawk in Santa Rosa County will be done first, followed by the F9F-8, according to an FDOT news release.
FDOT spokeswoman Tanya Branton said in an email that the contractor has 90 days to complete the restoration work on both jets, and the restoration will include treating the aircraft with polyurethane coating.
Branton said the plan for the restoration includes keeping the jets on the pedestal mounts for the duration of projects, and some of the work will be visible to travelers on I-10, unless the jets are shielded by a containment system while removing or applying coatings.
The FDOT news release added the front parking area at the Santa Rosa rest center will close for the work on the jet. Alternative parking will be provided on the side and back of the welcome area.
In Escambia County, FDOT said the work on the jet will impact passenger vehicle parking that is closest to the display, but the driveway loops will remain open for normal traffic flow.


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Q: Spring boot application is getting shutdown for non webapp application I want to build a application which is not an web application using spring boot.
I'm using apache qpid jars to connect to service bus queue, and my application is consumer to the queue.
I'm using following dependency in my application, my application is not a web app and hence I'm removing the tomcat dependency. My app is packaged as jar.
<dependency>
            <groupId>org.springframework.boot</groupId>
            <artifactId>spring-boot-starter-web</artifactId>
           <exclusions>
                <exclusion>
                    <groupId>org.springframework.boot</groupId>
                    <artifactId>spring-boot-starter-tomcat</artifactId>
                </exclusion>
            </exclusions>
        </dependency>

My application runs fine, but it's getting shutdown by itself.
Any idea on what am I missing here?
Thanks.

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"If I Can Pick Up Some Fouls, I Will"
Don't worry Jazz fans, because Jarron Collins is being launched into the starting line up tonight against Shaq.
And what did Jarron have to say about his opportunity tonight? "If I can pick up some fouls against him, I will." I think that is a worthy goal. After all, picking up fouls is what wins ball games.
Posted by Tucker McCann at 12:05 PM
"Sloan said he prefered Collins' experience against O'Neal."
I hear that. Experience trumps scoring, defense and rebounding every time.
Kosta had five blocks in the game against Charlotte last week. . . does Collins have five blocks in his experience-laden NBA career?
I can only think of a handful of players that play Shaq well, and Jarron Collins is #1 on that list.
Agreed. I would rate tonight's center match up as a draw at this point.
Isn't that the attitude all Jazz players have? "If I can pick up some fouls, I will." Pssh.
JC said...
O'Neal's +/- for the night.... -27! Maybe Sloan was on to something...
It's true, Shaq didn't have a great game. However, Collins was a zero -- literally -- in everything but shots attempted (2), minutes played (13) and personal fouls committed (2).
As Booner's father would say though, "Hey, he doesn't hurt you."
Booner's father hasn't said that in a long long time. In fact, on Sunday night, Booner's father said that, with the arrival of Kosta, he hopes Collins will be out of a job soon.
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Kind-hearted pupils at an Enfield primary school have sent hundreds of heart-warming messages to life-limited children at a local hospice.
Haven House Children's Hospice in Woodford Green received a stack of beautifully decorated shoeboxes filled with more than 400 Christmas wishes from the students at Eastfield Primary School, in Eastfield Road, Enfield.
The school council, made up of children in Year 3, decided to support the charity's Christmas Wishes Appeal after hearing about their work at an assembly.
Teacher Rebecca Gardner, who lead the project, said: "We are absolutely delighted to be supporting Haven House Children's Hospice this Christmas. We had around 430 pupils taking part. The children loved making the boxes and spent a lot of time writing their messages and adding their own personal touches. Some were covered in glitter, while others had some lovely drawings on them.
Haven House Community Fundraising Executive Nathan Ramsden said the children, families and staff at the hospice were 'overwhelmed' with the children's kindness.
He said: "Eastfield Primary School has demonstrated true Christmas spirit. The shoeboxes and messages have brought a real smile to us all. A lot of thought has gone into the messages and we wish to thank them for their kindness.


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Advancing Industry Knowledge at Landfill 2017
The KwaZulu-Natal Landfill & Waste Treatment Interest Group (LaWTIG), a subsidiary of the Institute of Waste Management of Southern Africa (IWMSA), is proud to host the biennial seminar on waste treatment and disposal by Landfill. The seminar, which will take place for the first time on an operational landfill site, the Buffelsdraai Landfill Site [pictured above], is set to take place from Wednesday 18 to Friday 20 October 2017. It is dedicated to capacity building and sharing valuable knowledge on technology and practices that will ultimately improve landfilling and address the risks that it poses to the environment and human health.
In South Africa, landfill is still the most widely used waste disposal option country-wide. The National Waste Information Baseline Report*, a recent study conducted in 2012, indicates that South Africa generated approximately 108 million tonnes of waste in 2011, of which 98 million tonnes were disposed of at landfills. Our reliance on landfill has come at a cost. The remaining air space at each landfill site in South Africa is fast approaching capacity, and so is the available space to extend landfill sites while complying with stringent waste legislation.
Two of the most common environmental factors associated with landfill sites that have in the past led to unsettled views of the public, are undoubtedly methane emission and groundwater pollution from landfill leachate. Methane is an important greenhouse gas because it has 25 times the global warming potential of carbon dioxide, and has been responsible for approximately 20 percent of the Earth's warming since pre-industrial times.** Leachate is made up of toxic components coming from household solvents, industrial chemicals and organic agents. Water percolates from the surface through the landfill layers to combine with these toxic components and as a result, acidic leachate is formed. When the lining of a landfill fails, it has the potential to contaminate groundwater. The effects arising from these circumstances can be avoided by good landfill design and practice. This is the core mission of LaWTIG: protect the environment of southern Africa and its people against the adverse effects of poor waste management.
"In light of these abrogating factors, as a country, we have still not implemented a solution that can completely substitute landfill as an alternative option. We have to explore the science and technology that can contribute to enhancing the practice and offsetting the negative environmental effects," mentions Jan Palm, President of the IWMSA.
'Leachate and gas management' is one of the many themes to be covered during the Landfill 2017 seminar. Other themes include 'design, construction and operation in challenging environments', 'landfill barrier design and performance', 'South African legislation pertaining to the practice', 'sustainable concepts for landfill disposal of municipal and hazardous waste', 'waste mechanics', 'remediation' and 'alternative technologies'.
Technology and equipment play a paramount role in the efficiency of landfilling. Incorrect equipment, such as front-end loaders, have been used in the past instead of proper landfill compactors and this resulted in the equipment sinking into the landfill – using the correct equipment is crucial. At Vlakfontein landfill site in Gauteng, new barrier technology has been applied to the design which prevents hazardous compounds contaminating the subsurface environment. The barrier comprises a 1.2 meter deep multilayered solution of compacted clay, high-density polyethylene, stone and geotextiles. This technology has resulted in the landfill site being the first to comply with standards prescribed by the Waste Classification and Management regulations for Class A containment barriers, and is the first high-hazard landfill site to be developed locally in 20 years.***
"The upcoming seminar will host a number of well-renowned industry bodies who will contribute to a forum where a high standard of technology transfer may be experienced. For the first time, the event will be held at the fully operational landfill site of Buffelsdraai, Verulam, eThekwini. This will present the opportunity for landfill equipment suppliers to demonstrate their products in action," mentions Palm.
IWMSA and LaWTIG invite all industry bodies and individuals to participate in the event by submitting their papers before Saturday, 25 March 2017. Papers can include a detailed case study related to landfill, discussion of practical experience, research, completed unpublished research, literature reviews, administrative initiatives and regulations. Successful papers will be selected following evaluation by a panel of industry experts.
"The seminar is a step in the right direction in terms of waste management in South Africa. Until an alternative to landfill is found, it is up to us as industry leaders to ensure landfilling is supported by the best science, technology, practices and personnel," concludes Palm.
For more information about Landfill 2017 and how to submit a paper visit www.iwmsa.co.za. You can also follow IWMSA on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/iwmsa) and Twitter (https://twitter.com/IWMSA).
*Department of Environmental Affairs (2012). National Waste Information Baseline Report. Department of Environmental Affairs. Pretoria, South Africa.
**Gabriel Yvon-Durocher, Andrew P. Allen, David Bastviken, Ralf Conrad, Cristian Gudasz, Annick St-Pierre, Nguyen Thanh-Duc and Paul A. del Giorgio (2014). Methane fluxes show consistent temperature dependence across microbial to ecosystem scales, Nature, (507), 7493, 488-491.
***Engineering News (2016). Vlakfontein landfill first to meet South Africa's tough new hazardous-waste requirement.
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Much like Sci-Fi? Fandoms, Comic Fandoms, Transformer Fandoms, Fantasy Fandoms, the Furry Fandom is a collective of individuals from a diverse multitude of backgrounds, ethinic groups, cultures, countries and continents.
What solidifies the Furry Fandom as being "furry" is the love, enjoyment, and over all fanatical like towards all things animal-anthropormorphic.
Writers, artists, book sellers, costumes (aka Mascot) makers, and the like are just a small selection of this broad, if not widely understood group. The consumers, though not as well known, are those who simply enjoy the works of others, buy said works, or trade in said works.


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Q: Capitalize each word in R separated by ; This data I have and I want to capitalize each word.
Cycling Refrigerated Thermal mass Dryer; No-loss Condensate Drain; storage tanks for load/no load screw compressors <50 HP

I want this result.
Cycling Refrigerated Thermal Mass Dryer; No-loss Condensate Drain; Storage Tanks for Load/No Load Screw Compressors <50 HP;

A: This should help you out!
library(stringr)

str <- "Cycling Refrigerated Thermal mass Dryer; No-loss Condensate Drain; storage tanks for load/no load screw compressors <50 HP"

str_to_title(str)

A: tools::toTitleCase(string)

[1] "Cycling Refrigerated Thermal Mass Dryer; No-Loss Condensate Drain; Storage Tanks for Load/No Load Screw Compressors <50 HP"

Note that the word for has not been capitalized. This replicates exactly what you want


Attorney Fee Awards For Misconduct On A Winning Streak In Federal Court.
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Attorney fee awards have been on a hot-streak since the Supreme Court's 2014 Octane Fitness decision lowering the standard for proving an 'exceptional case' under 35 U.S.C. § 285.
Under the statute, a district court judge is empowered to award 'reasonable attorney fees to the prevailing party' to a patent infringement lawsuit, but only in 'exceptional cases.' Id. In Octane Fitness, the Supreme Court gave the lower court fairly wide latitude in deciding exceptional case judgment and the award of fees. In particular, courts are given authority to consider the totality-of-the-circumstances when determining whether a fee award is appropriate. In the parallel case of Highmark, the court held that those lower-court determinations should be given deference on appeal. . . .


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Snow Disrupts BSNL Services in Kashmir
Thomas Mathew January 24, 2019 Leave a comment
Telephone services in many parts of the northern state of Jammu & Kashmir in India has been disrupted by the snow. Local media reports that the service provider BSNL's fiber optic cables are broken near Jawahar tunnel on the Jammu-Srinagar highway.
BSNL, the state owned telecommunication service provider of India said the signal on their mobile phones was completely lost as they could not make any calls. The cables connecting to the region has broken and the crew is struggling to restore the services by repairing the cable. Optical fiber cables provide connectivity to the mobile stations and other telephone exchanges.
BSNL's fixed line subscribers said the network was lost for several hours during which they could neither receive nor make any calls. Broadband subscribers also raised complaints of disrupted services. Subscribers were unaware of the damages happened to the cables and were concerned. Even the contact numbers of the BSNL were also not working.
Many of BSNL subscribers who had visited its headquarters and other bill payment counters for payment of mobile and landline bills had to return disappointed due to the system failure.
A BSNL official said the optical fibre cable which runs underground usually gets cut due to landslides. The provider has set-ups in Jammu and Chandigarh on which the telecommunication system of the Valley is hugely dependent. Any problem in the optical fibre cable completely snaps telecommunication connectivity.
BSNL make use of the optical fibre cable owned by the Power Grid Corporation of India Limited (PGCIL) also. This cable was also suffered disruption due to the avalanche and landslides due to snow. PGCIL optical fibre cable was restored later in the day.
Snow often cause damage to the optical fiber cables. Aerial cables are more exposed to the effects of snowfall. Snow accumulates on the aerial cables that increases the weight of the installed span. If the snow accumulations exert more weight on the cable than allowed by the cable design, the cable and the fibers start breaking. There are occasions when the snow accumulated on the cable stats melting in the morning that causes galloping of the cable.
Later when contacted, Muhammad Zaffar Iqbal, General Manager, BSNL (Kashmir) said restoration of the snapped optical fibre was done by a team of technicians from Jammu. BSNL has around 13 million subscribers in the northern state of Jammu and Kashmir.
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If I've told you once, I've told you twice…a misconduct update
John Moore reports on two recent decisions which provide useful, practical points on dealing with misconduct dismissals.
Two strikes and you're out?
It is widely understood that, for a dismissal to be fair, the employer must show
that the dismissal was for a 'potentially fair reason', such as conduct or capability; and
that it acted reasonably in treating that 'potentially fair reason' as a sufficient reason for dismissal.
Matters may become more complex in respect of dismissals for misconduct, where previous warnings are live when the employer is taking a decision to dismiss.
An employer had to grapple with this issue in the case of Wincanton Group plc v Stone . The facts of the case were that the claimant lorry driver, Mr Stone, had received a first written warning from his employer, Wincanton, for refusing to agree a change in working practices. Mr Stone unsuccessfully appealed against the warning. During the currency of the first written warning, Mr Stone was dismissed following a serious accident caused by him pulling out of a loading bay, contrary to the traffic signalling system. While such an offence might normally attract a final written warning, Wincanton decided to dismiss Mr Stone, regarding the earlier warning as 'tipping the balance' in favour of dismissal.
Mr Stone brought a successful claim for unfair dismissal, and Wincanton appealed. The Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) allowed the appeal, and remitted the case back to a tribunal. In doing so, the EAT provided some helpful guidance about how warnings should be weighed in the balance when tribunals (and, by extension, employers) are assessing the fairness of a decision to dismiss – particularly where the first and second misconduct is dissimilar in type. In short, their comments were as follows.
There is no need to look for similarity of conduct between first and second offences, where none is required. The Acas Code of Practice does not suggest that similarity is required between offences where the later misconduct is not, in itself, sufficient to justify dismissal. Further, the terms of the warning in this case made clear that any further incidents of misconduct (of whatever nature) could result in further disciplinary action.
Just as a degree of similarity may, in some instances favour a more severe penalty (subsequently), so a degree of dissimilarity may tend the other way. There may be some particular feature related to the conduct of the individual that may contextualise the earlier warning. An employer should give proper value to all those matters.
Assuming the earlier warning is valid, it may be taken into account but any proceedings that may affect the validity of that warning, such as an internal appeal, should be taken into account. This should be given as much weight as seems appropriate.
It is correct for a tribunal to take into account an employer's treatment of similar matters relating to other employees.
A final written warning always implies that further misconduct of whatever nature will be met with dismissal, unless the terms of the contract provide otherwise or the circumstances are exceptional.
Reasonableness of dismissals
It has long been established that, in order to be fair, a dismissal must fall within the 'range of reasonable responses' available to the employer. The 'range of reasonable responses' test applies not only to the question of whether the sanction of dismissal was permissible, but also to the question of whether the employer's procedures leading to dismissal were adequate.
In addition, human rights may be engaged in the employment field, if the potential impact of a decision on the employee is sufficiently serious. Furthermore, under the Human Rights Act, the UK courts are required, as far as possible, to interpret all legislation in a way that is compatible with the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR). Article 8 of the ECHR states that "everyone has the right to respect for his private and family life, his home and his correspondence".
The adequacy of an investigation and the 'range of reasonable responses' test was subject to an Article 8 human rights challenge in Turner v East Midlands Trains . This case concerned a senior train conductor, who was dismissed because her employer concluded that she had been fraudulently selling false tickets to the public and keeping the proceeds for herself. The employer decided that she had been doing this by manipulating the ticketing system to create 'non issued tickets' (i.e. tickets that had to be returned because they are faulty or unwanted) and fraudulently selling those tickets on. There was no direct evidence of this happening, but over a 36-week period, the conductor had 132 'non-issued tickets' generated by her machine, whereas the next highest number of non-issued tickets for a senior conductor was twenty.
Ms Turner argued that the seriousness of the allegations meant that her human rights were engaged, and that the potential impact of the decision on her future adversely affected her rights under Article 8 of the ECHR. Therefore, she argued, stricter procedural requirements should be put in place, beyond the usual 'band of reasonable responses' test.
The Court of Appeal agreed that Article 8 was engaged, but held that the 'range of reasonable responses' test is sufficiently robust to be compatible with employees' rights under Article 8. In reaching its decision, the Court of Appeal made the following practical points.
A tribunal (and, by extension, an employer) should take into account both the nature and consequences of relevant allegations when determining whether a dismissal is within the range of reasonable responses.
Therefore, if a misconduct dismissal will damage the employee's ability to gain further employment, or involves an allegation of immoral or criminal conduct which might harm the employee's reputation, then the employer should have regard to this when determining the nature and scope of the investigation.
The Court of Appeal referred to other case law in the Employment field concerning the engagement of human rights and noted that more will be expected of a reasonable employer where allegations (and their consequences) are particularly serious.
That said, the Court of Appeal was mindful of the fact that an investigation does not have to be on the scale of a full criminal trial; a tribunal should appreciate that investigations are conducted by lay people rather than lawyers. Even in the most serious cases, requiring a careful and conscientious investigation, the standard required is not that of a criminal trial.
This is a helpful and no nonsense decision by the Court of Appeal. Even if Article 8 is engaged, it does not impose a heavier burden on employers than we are used to. The 'range of reasonable responses' test lives to fight another day; and the points outlined above provide useful guidance on dealing with misconduct: the seriousness of allegations should be reflected in the scale of the investigation – but the investigation need not be exhaustive, even if it might be exhausting!
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Nice location. Friendly staff. Big breakfast. Comfortable beds. Near bars restaurants and craft market.
I think the bathrooms should be more enlightened. The hair dryer was broken and they didn't check. Coffee break is good, although everyday is the same thing. And they don't offer product without lactose. Overall the hotel is nice and clean. It's not so old and staff is gentle and polite. I would come back.
Location: 1 blok from copacabana, 5-10 min to ipenama, 5 min to metro, too much markets nearby.
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Good location. There is only five minutes walk to Copacabana beach. Good breakfast and good service.
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One of our top picks in Rio de Janeiro.Copa Sul Hotel is just 650 feet from Copacabana Beach and within walking distance from Ipanema Beach. A restaurant serving lunch and dinner is on-site. Free WiFi is available.
All rooms at Copa Sul Hotel are bright and feature modern decor. They contain a cable TV, air conditioning, mini-bar and private bathroom. Room service is available.
Guests enjoy buffet breakfast with seasonal fruits, fresh breads and homemade cakes, as well as cereals, eggs and cold meats. Temperos Restaurant also serves Brazilian specialties for lunch and dinner. A drink selection is served at the American bar.
Siqueira Campos metro station is 2,150 feet from Copa Sul Hotel, while Copacabana Fort is 2,300 feet away. Santos Dumont Airport is at a distance of 6.2 mi and Galeão International Airport is 17 mi from the property.
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This bright, air-conditioned room features modern furniture and offers free Wi-Fi. It includes a minibar, safe and a cable TV with international channels.
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Front desk welcome, check-in and in general was not up to standard.
In our first room; there was too much noise from outside, air cond. and refr. But they change our room second day of our accomodation. After changing, we have only air conditioner noise problem.
The hotel is nice and the location is perfect. There was nothing I didn't like.
The internet connetion is not very fast and cuts from time to time.
nice hotel, clean and great location.
Low quality breakfast. Juices = colored water. Pastries are not fresh. If you arrive late we found the dining area not clean.


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Re-fretted the eb 0 last night. It was my first time doing it with the neck on the guitar, so pressing the frets was a little weird. It's interesting all of the intricacies that go into working on an instrument. So many times sounds play into the mix more than just visualization. Filing away the frets' edges until you slightly champfer the fretboard is an example. When the sound changes, you know you've reached the fretboard, but you've got to be able to hear through the grinding of the file. It's hard to explain, and I didn't really grasp it fully. Don does this stuff like it's second nature, but I'm still relying on my eyes. I made a few errors on my frets while filing away the edges where the fret meets the board making a corner. I was pressing to hard and rotating the file to follow the crown of the fret instead of keeping the file at 90 degrees and only making two light passes. I eventually got that, though, and Don says it was a really good re-fretting over all.
Andy Godwin's custom SG style 7 string had a very Gibson accident. The guitar fell off of the stand and broke the headstock off. From the looks of it, it broke pretty clean so it should play exactly the same, Don tells me. Also, it's looking pretty worn, which I think suits it, but Don doesn't understand. Don't look for road-worn or relic manufactured guitars from Bell anytime soon.
This weekend Don and I are going to be working on the Tele models and the Prince clone guitar. Life's been throwing curve balls at Don keeping him away from the shop. Repairs are piling up but things seem to have settled back into normalcy, so hopefully D will be back on track soon.


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The Oscars' work is far from over
By Benjamin Allen
Lily Anna Fullam
A little over a year ago, Bong Joon-Ho's "Parasite" won the Oscar for Best Picture. 2019 was undoubtedly a great year for films—from Taika Waititi's "Jojo Rabbit" to Sam Mendes's "1917"—and yet, "Parasite" was still the clear choice for recognition. After some terrible selections, like Peter Farrely's "Green Book," it seemed to me as though the Oscars understood their past mistakes. At last, I thought this could be a new age for the Oscars and Hollywood in general. But ultimately, "Parasite" was the first (and only) Best Picture winner in a language other than English.
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences still has work to do. The 93rd Oscars are this Sunday, and the nominees comprise one of its most diverse lineups ever. Although Hollywood is recognizing artists that have been historically underrepresented and marginalized, the Academy cannot stop this new direction. "Diversity" and "representation" are not fads, and this year's nominees need to be emblematic of the future of the industry.
This past fall, the Academy released a new set of eligibility rules related to diversity. While some pundits criticized the plan for allegedly being restrictive for artists, who they argued could no longer focus solely on their craft, the actual eligibility rules suggest that nothing in Hollywood will change substantially. In order for a film to be eligible for competition, it needs to meet two of four standards. Standard A can be met in one of three ways: having one actor from an underrepresented group in a significant role; having the story center around women, LGBTQ+ people, a racial or ethnic minority or the disabled community or having at least 30 percent of the cast from "at least two of the four underrepresented categories." Standard A turned the most heads upon its announcement, since a film like Martin Scorsese's "The Irishman" does not meet the criteria. The goal is to have more diverse stories and faces in front of the camera, something Hollywood needs.
Even under these new standards, though, "The Irishman" still would have been nominated for its 10 Oscars because it has met the Academy's Standard B and Standard C. Standard B states, "at least six crew members must be from an underrepresented racial or ethnic group." Standard C states, "the film's distributor or financing company must have at least two interns from an underrepresented group." And yes, you are reading that right. These eligibility standards change nothing, and are ultimately performative measures to show that the Academy is increasing their efforts in the fight for more diverse storytelling. These standards are not difficult to achieve, especially if one token actor is all that is needed to consider a film "diverse."
So, what makes this year's nominees so great? For one, these useless eligibility rules were not in place while these films were in development and shot. The diversity you see in the nominees across all of the categories suggests that there might be industry-wide change happening. For Best Actor, for example, Riz Ahmed and Steven Yeun became the first Muslim and Asian-American actors, respectively, to be nominated in the category. Chloé Zhao is the first Asian woman to be nominated for Best Director. There is a very real possibility that all of the winners in the acting categories could be actors of color, for—you guessed it—the first time ever. But "firsts" are very bittersweet. It is excellent these artists are being recognized for their work, but why did it take so long for it to occur? Why was "Parasite" the first international film to win Best Picture when the majority of the film industry is not located in the U.S.? This year showed that, even without a functioning movie theater market, terrific films were released and recognized. And still, work has to be done.
With every minor achievement, there are always some setbacks. Even with "Parasite" as the Best Picture recipient last year, the only non-white actor to be recognized with a nomination was Cynthia Erivo for her role in "Harriet." Times are changing for the better in Hollywood, but it has been a bumpy road to get to where we are right now, and the work is far from over. Six years on, #OscarsSoWhite is still a reminder to the institution—and its followers—of what needs to change. I truly hope that filmmakers go the extra mile and promote a diverse workplace rather than aiming for 30 percent quotas and bogus rules to qualify. In the end, the Oscars are only a reflection of the industry as a whole and do not make change to who is actually making the movies. What truly matters is if films that represent diverse storytelling (and storytellers) are also supported by audiences. As movie theaters start to fill up again and film fans become fully vaccinated, consider the films you see: will it be something worthwhile, or will it be another Mark Wahlberg movie?
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Q: Retrive two table data from database and display and Insert into a new table using php I have two table named input and out_materials. These are the fields and data
of both table
1st table : input

Materials_code | Materials_name | unit | in_qty

m219 ,  mat1  , pcs   , 215

2nd table : out_materials

Materials_code | Materials_name | unit | out_qty

m219 ,  mat1  , pcs   , 15

3rd table : total

Materials_code | Materials_name | unit | in_qty| out_qty | Qty

m219 ,  mat1  , pcs   , 215   ,15      ,200

Note: There i try to fetch data from 1st table and 2nd table and this fetch data insert into 3rd table.My code is given below but it dosen`t work.
$res=mysqli_query($con, "SELECT i.* , o.* FROM input i,out_materials o WHERE i.Materials_name=o.Materials_name");

                                    while($row=mysqli_fetch_array($res)){

                                     $inm_code = $row['Materials_code'];
                                     $inm_name = $row['Materials_name'];
                                     $inunit = $row['Unit'];
                                     $inqty = $row['Input_qty'];
                                     $outm_code = $row['Materials_code'];
                                     $outm_name = $row['Materials_name'];
                                     $outunit = $row['Unit'];
                                     $outqty = $row['Out_qty'];}

                                $sql2=mysqli_query($con, "INSERT INTO total (Materials_code,Materials_name,Unit,Input_qty,Out_qty) VALUES('$inm_code','$inm_name','$inunit','$inqty','$outqty')");

A: $res=mysqli_query($con, "SELECT i.* , o.* FROM input i,out_materials o WHERE i.Materials_name=o.Materials_name");

                                    while($row=mysqli_fetch_array($res)){

                                     $inm_code = $row['Materials_code'];
                                     $inm_name = $row['Materials_name'];
                                     $inunit = $row['Unit'];
                                     $inqty = $row['Input_qty'];
                                     $outm_code = $row['Materials_code'];
                                     $outm_name = $row['Materials_name'];
                                     $outunit = $row['Unit'];
                                     $outqty = $row['Out_qty'];

                                $sql2=mysqli_query($con, "INSERT INTO total (Materials_code,Materials_name,Unit,Input_qty,Out_qty) VALUES('$inm_code','$inm_name','$inunit','$inqty','$outqty')");
} //notice

your $sql2 was outside the while loop that is why its only inserting the last row.


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Defense contract under the Navy awarded to Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation on 9/12/2012.
Per the U.S. DoD, * Indicates a "small business" classification and ** indicates a "small disadvantaged business". NOTE: the U.S. DoD only publicly reports contracts valued at $6.5 million USD or greater.
The contract language is EXACTLY as it appears on the official U.S. DoD website (http://www.defense.gov/contracts/) unless otherwise noted.
Contractor: Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation
Department: Navy
Awarded: 9/12/2012
Northrop Grumman Systems Corp., Bethpage, N.Y., is being awarded an $18,820,793 modification to previously awarded contract (N00024-06-C-6311) to provide engineering and production planning services for mission packages that will deploy from and integrate with the Littoral Combat Ship. The Navy's plan is to use continuous evaluation of system maturity through a disciplined system engineering framework to improve mission capability in identified mission areas. Littoral Combat Ships Mission Packages will be optimized for flexibility in the littorals. Mission package capabilities are currently focused on primary mission areas of mine warfare emphasizing mine countermeasures, littoral anti-submarine warfare, and littoral surface warfare operations, including prosecution of small boats. The Littoral Combat Ships Mission Packages are developed and acquired separately from the Littoral Combat Ships Sea Frame. Work will be performed in Bethpage, N.Y. (45 percent); Washington, DC (20 percent); Panama City, Fla. (20 percent); Ventura County, Calif. (10 percent); and Dahlgren, Va. (5 percent), and is expected to be completed by December 2013. Contract funds in the amount of $712,585 will expire at the end of the current fiscal year. The Naval Sea Systems Command, Washington DC, is the contracting activity.
Total Contract Value: $18,820,793
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For a #flashbackfriday we are heading back to my 4th birthday, 22 years ago. Today.
Yup, today is my 26th birthday and I can not believe how time flies.
Tonight, I am celebrating in DC with a birthday bash at a lounge where I will be sharing the spotlight with my lovely boyfriend (his birthday is Monday!) and a friend who is a few days after that (lots of scorpio babes).
I am super excited to celebrate finally getting kicked off my parents insurance plan with old and new friends while dancing the night away. Make sure to follow along on Instagram (va darling) and maybe you'll find a pic of me waking up looking like a similar version of the 4 yr old birthday clown above or just to catch all the other birthday shenanigans.
Thanks 25 for being really awesome. I am almost certain you were the most fun, amazing, and most of all HAPPY year I've had so far on this planet. I am saying good-bye to my first quarter of a century with smiles and happy tears and looking at 26 with excitement and wonder on how things could get better.
"I'm on to the next one!"
I agree - this year has been the best!
Man I wish I could say on my parents' insurance plan forever!! ;-) Seriously though, happy birthday!!


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A car caught fire along the Bartley Road East flyover on Tuesday evening (March 12).
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O Museu dos Dinossauros é um museu paleontológico localizado na cidade de Uberaba, em Minas Gerais, no Brasil.

História
No início do século XX, a região de Peirópolis se notabilizou como grande produtora de calcário. O local ganhou esse nome em homenagem a Frederico Peiró, que em 1911 fundou duas fábricas para a extração de calcário na região que empregando cerca de 150 trabalhadores, escoavam a produção para São Paulo através da linha férrea. Após a desativação da ferrovia por onde se escoava a produção, Peirópolis só teria o destaque atual após a descoberta de fósseis na região. O paleontólogo brasileiro Llewellyn Ivor Price liberou resultados sobre suas pesquisas feitas na região logo após a descoberta, quando esses resultados repercutiram rapidamente na comunidade científica do país.

Ate o final da década de 1980 todos os fósseis encontrados na região de Peirópolis eram direcionados para o Museu Nacional do Rio de Janeiro, onde permanecem até hoje. Com a iniciativa de moradores do vilarejo liderados pelo Sr. Beethoven Luiz Teixeira, conseguiram impedir a saída dos fósseis da região, e em julho de 1992, fundaram o Centro de Pesquisas Paleontólogicas e Museu dos Dinossauros "Llewellyn Ivor Price'', em homenagem ao paleontólogo que durante vários anos desempenhou um importante papel na paleontologia brasileira e com seus estudos em Peirópolis, mantendo os fósseis descobertos no local desde então.

Em 2004, outra grande conquista para a paleontologia brasileira, foi a inauguração da Rede Nacional de Paleontologia em Peirópolis, um centro de pesquisas que une os principais sítios paleontológicos brasileiros, também a partir do esforço de idealizadores locais como o Sr. Beetowen, que mesmo indo contra o desejo de pessoas da própria comunidade, fez com que o projeto se tornasse referência nas pesquisas paleontológicas mundiais.

Fósseis

Descoberta
A equipe do Paleontólogo Llewellyn Ivor Price descobriu diversos tipos de fósseis muito bem preservados na região, eram fósseis de moluscos, vegetais, e vertebrados datados entre 65 à 72 milhões de anos. Houve uma teoria de que o excelente estado de conservação dos fósseis se deve ao fato de que os ossos dos animais foram transportados por enxurradas para o fundo dos lagos e se impregnaram no carbonato de cálcio abundante da água, o que ajudou a protegê-los contra a ação do tempo. Há também teorias que dizem que o clima da região possa ter interferido na conservação dos fósseis, as pesquisas disseram que como o clima na época era semiárido, se os ossos dos animais tivessem ficado ao ar livre, logo eles se tornariam leves, porosos e quebradiços.

Animais
Peirópolis possui diversos tipos de fósseis, dentre estes achados estão: Uma carapaça quase completa de uma pequena tartaruga, pequenos lagartos, iguanas (Pristiguana brasiliense), duas espécies de crocodilos (Uberabasuchus, e Pterossaurus), Saurópodes (Uberabatitan rebeiroi), Terópodes, Velociraptorídeos, entre outros.

Dinossauros
Em Peirópolis foram descobertos fósseis de três grupos de dinossauros:
Titanossauro, foi o primeiro de que se teve registros na região. São fósseis de grandes dinossauros herbívoros e quadrúpedes.
Terópodes, fósseis de um grande dinossauro carnívoro foram encontrados as margens da BR 050 durante a duplicação destas rodovia, além de já ter-se registro através de dentes e ovos destes animais nas escavações do ponto de coleta localizado próximo a Peirópolis.
Velociraptor, é um grupo um pouco menor no qual encontrava-se dinossauros bem ágeis como retratados no filme Jurassic Park.

Uberabasuchus terrificus
Durante as escavações no ano 2000, o técnico em escavações Rodrigo dos Santos Silva, fez a maior descoberta da paleontologia brasileira, ao encontrar um esqueleto de crocodilo com cerca de 80% de seu esqueleto intacto. Este esqueleto após minucioso estudo foi verificado se tratar de uma nova espécie de crocodilo que foi batizado de Uberabasuchus terrificus.

O Uberabasuchus terrificus, significado para "Crocodilo Terrível de Uberaba", possui esse nome por seus fósseis terem sido encontrados em Uberaba. Viveu há cerca de 70 milhões de anos, durante o período Cretácio. Era um crocodilomorfo terrestre semelhante aos crocodilos atuais mas não possuindo nenhum parentesco com os mesmos. Era carnívoro e atacava cruelmente suas vítimas, comendo-as muitas vezes ainda vivas. Foram encontrados em Uberaba, 80% dos fósseis dele, isso talvez se deve ao fato de este ter sido soterrado repentinamente. Possuía habitos terrestres e vivia em regiões próximas a rios e lagos.

O museu
Na entrada ao museu, os visitantes encontram uma grande réplica de um dinossauro herbívoro, obra do artista e escultor Northon de Azevedo Fenerich.

Na sala de exposição há dezenas de réplicas e ilustrações que juntamente com os fósseis, mostram os detalhes e características de cada animal, além do laboratório onde são realizados trabalhos de pesquisa e limpeza dos fósseis. No ano de 2014 foram adicionadas 6 novas réplicas ao exterior do edifício (que era uma estação de trem antigamente), e uma dessas réplicas corresponde ao Uberabasuchus terrificus.

Museus de Minas Gerais
Cultura de Uberaba
Museus de paleontologia do Brasil
Dinossauros

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Q: Hyperledger Fabric and Node.js creation of environment successfully and getting some error in execution I am creating network but after that when I'm running the query.js and I am getting this errors:

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