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O EIGRP (Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol) é um protocolo avançado de roteamento por vetor da distância, desenvolvido primeiramente como um protocolo proprietário da Cisco. Funcionalidades básicas do EIGRP foram convertidas para padrão aberto em 2013, e foram especificadas na RFC 7868 em 2016.

O EIGRP é uma evolução do seu antecessor, o IGRP (Interior Gateway Routing Protocol). Usando o algoritmo de atualização por difusão, DUAL (Diffusing Update ALgorithm), o EIGRP apresenta características tanto de protocolos de roteamento do tipo vetor de distância (como o RIP) quanto de protocolos de roteamento do tipo estado de link (como o OSPF). Devido a isso, as vezes é chamado de um protocolo de roteamento "híbrido", porém essa definição não é verdadeira, visto que o EIGRP é somente um protocolo de roteamento de vetor de distância e não usa pacotes de estado de link como, por exemplo, o OSPF faz.

O  EIGRP proporciona compatibilidade e interoperação direta com os roteadores IGRP. Um mecanismo de redistribuição automática permite que os roteadores IGRP sejam incorporados para EIGRP e vice-versa, possibilitando assim, adicionar gradualmente o EIGRP a uma rede IGRP existente. Como nos padrões métricos dos dois protocolos são diretamente traduzíveis, esses protocolos pode ser comparados facilmente, como se fossem rotas originadas em seus próprios Sistemas Autônomos (AS).

Capacidade e atributos do EIGRP
As principais capacidades que diferenciam o EIGRP de outros protocolos de roteamento incluem a convergência rápida, o suporte à máscara de sub-rede de comprimento variável, o suporte a atualizações parciais e o suporte a vários protocolos da camada de rede.
Um roteador rodando o protocolo EIGRP armazena todas as tabelas de roteamento dos seus vizinhos, de forma a permitir uma adaptação rápida para rotas alternativas. Se nenhuma rota apropriada existir, o EIGRP examinará seus vizinhos para descobrir uma rota alternativa. Essas consultas se propagam até uma rota alternativa ser encontrada.

Seu suporte a máscaras de sub-rede de comprimento variável permite que as rotas sejam resumidas automaticamente no limite de um número de rede. Além disso, o protocolo EIGRP não realiza atualizações periódicas. Ao contrário, ele somente envia atualizações parciais quando é modificada a medida referente a uma rota. A propagação das atualizações parciais é vinculada automaticamente, para que apenas os roteadores que precisam das informações sejam atualizados. Como resultado dessas duas capacidades, o EIGRP consome, de maneira significativa, menos largura de banda do que o protocolo IGRP.

O EIGRP inclui suporte para Appletalk, IP e Novell Netware. A implementação AppleTalk redistribui as rotas aprendidas a partir do protocolo de manutenção de tabela de roteamento (RTMP). A implementação IP redistribui as rotas aprendidas a partir do OSPF, do protocolo de informações de roteamento (RIP), IS-IS, protocolo de gateway externo (EGP) ou protocolo de gateway de borda (BGP). A implementação Novell redistribui as rotas aprendidas a partir do Novell RIP ou do protocolo de aviso de serviço (SAP).

As atualizações de roteamento são enviadas por multicast usando o endereço 224.0.0.10 e são disparadas por alterações da topologia.

Processos e tecnologias subjacentes
Para proporcionar um desempenho superior de roteamento, o protocolo EIGRP emprega quatro tecnologias principais, combinadas para diferenciá-los de outras tecnologias de roteamento:

 Descoberta/recuperação de vizinho
 Protocolo de transporte confiável (RTP)
 Máquina de estados finitos DUAL
 Módulos dependentes do protocolo.

A tecnologia de descoberta/recuperação de vizinhos é utilizada pelos roteadores para aprender dinamicamente sobre outros roteadores existentes em duas redes diretamente anexadas. Os roteadores também precisam descobrir quando seus vizinhos não podem ser alcançados ou estão fora de operação. Para que esse processo seja realizado com uma baixa sobrecarga, pequenos pacotes HELLO são enviados periodicamente. Ao receber os pacotes HELLO de um roteador vizinho, o roteador considera que o vizinho está funcionando e os dois podem trocar informações de roteamento.

O protocolo de roteamento confiável (RTP) é responsável pela entrega garantida e ordenada de pacotes do protocolo EIGRP a todos vizinhos. O protocolo RTP suporta a transmissão mista de pacotes multicast ou unicast. Para maior eficácia, somente certos pacotes EIGRP são transmitidos de modo confiável. Em uma rede de multiacesso com capacidade multicast, como a Ethernet não é necessário enviar pacotes HELLO confiáveis a todos os vizinhos individualmente. Por esse motivo o EIGRP envia um único pacote HELLO multicast, contendo o indicador que informa aos destinatários que o pacote não precisa ser reconhecido. Outros tipos de pacotes, como as atualizações, indicam que o reconhecimento é necessário rapidamente, sempre que existem pacotes não reconhecidos pendentes, o que ajuda a assegurar que o tempo de convergência permanecerá baixo na presença de links de velocidade variável.

A máquina de estados finitos DUAL incorpora o processo por decisão para todos os cálculos de rotas, localizando todas as rotas anunciadas por todos os vizinhos. A máquina DUAL utiliza as informações referentes à distância para selecionar caminhos eficientes e sem loops , além de selecionar rotas a serem inseridas em uma tabela de roteamento baseada em sucessores viáveis. Um sucessor viável é um roteador vizinho, utilizando para o encaminhamento de pacotes, que representa um caminho de menor custo para um destino que, com certeza não faz parte de um loop de roteamento. Quando um vizinho altera a sua medida ou ocorre uma mudança de topologia, a máquina DUAL testa os seus sucessores viáveis. Se um sucessor for encontrado, a máquina DUAL o utilizará para evitar um novo cálculo (também conhecido como cálculo por difusão) para determinar um novo sucessor. Embora não faça um uso intenso do processador, o novo cálculo afeta o tempo de convergência e, portanto, é mais vantajoso evitar novos cálculos desnecessários.

Os módulos pendentes de protocolo são responsáveis pelas exigências específicas do protocolo da camada de rede. O EIGRP-IP por exemplo, é responsável por enviar e receber pacotes EIGRP que são encapsulados em IP. Da mesma forma, o EIGRP-IP também é responsável por analisar gramaticalmente os pacotes EIGRP e por informar à máquina DUAL as novas informações recebidas. O EIGRP-IP é responsável pela redistribuição das rotas aprendidas pelos demais protocolos de roteamento IP.

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December 2020 Show & Tells
We had just one gathering in December, our Virtual Holiday Party. After we reviewed the entries and winners in the Virtual Holiday Contest, we moved on to the Show & Tell portion of the meeting. Below are the items included in the slideshow from 19 different presenters.
Bob Henry recently completed this order of 20 Grinch ornaments for a client. After cutting on the scrollsaw, he used acrylics to add color.
Tammra Cook carves a variety of projects which she sells at craft shows. Her "stick Santas" of various sizes and wood are popular sellers so she stocked up for 2020 shows that never happened. (left photo). She also carves a variety of specialized pieces including the Santas in the last photo. Tammra used acrylics to paint her carvings.
Don Vanderveer is enjoying being fully retired. He's always looking for fun projects to make. For the club's annual "toy" donation to St. Rose of Lima's Food Pantry, he created this Cars & Race Track in a Box. He used a CAD program to create an image for the four part race track and then transferred it to the plywood pieces. He added appropriate graphics he found on the internet before applying a clear finish. Then, he created and painted six (6) mini cars for the set. The race track folds to fit into a 9 x 12" box that also holds the cars. It will be a great gift for a deserving child.
In June, Don showed use the coffee table he completed for his grandson who lives in New York City. The grandson wanted to be able to display memorabilia in the top so it required a glass top. Relocated to the City, the table proudly adorns Don's grandson's living room. The second photo shows the display on the top. Details of the table can be found HERE.
Mike Vecellio is enjoying creating his own blanks using a variety of different woods. Mike had a variety of cutoffs after creating rolling pins like the one in the photo.
Mike's sold all the rolling pins he's created.
Mike turns a bunch of pens, gifting many of them. Finding a good click pen kit is difficult. He used the Gatsby pen previously, but found the mechanism did not meet his standards. He buys his pen kits through Exotic Blanks. They carry the Berea HardWoods brand kits but with Exotic he gets small gifts with each purchase. This pen is from a new kit he's evaluating - the Blaze with a Schmidt mechanism.
Bruce Meissner considers this Christmas Village Display the Christmas present from "hell" for his niece in Baltimore. His niece has a Christmas villages and needed a way to display it. With a picture and rough dimensions, Bruce designed this 6 foot high unit. A rush job, Bruce completed the project in 4½ days and shipped it to Baltimore, weighing 58 lbs. For the cost of shipping - $258, Bruce probably could have done a round-trip to Baltimore to deliver it!
The shelves are made from 3/8" plywood with pine under supports. The bottom disk is 40" while the top one is 12" in diameter. The base is bolted together with ¼" hardware and dowel nuts. The largest shelves are split in half so they can be shipped. The parts slide onto a 1½" PVC tube split in the middle. There is a PVC coupler to join the tubes. Bruce turned a 14" ash dowel to stiffen the joint.
Chad Dawson's barber had a piece of walnut firewood and asked Chad if he could make a bowl from it. The wood was heavily spalted. Normally, Chad uses oils to finish bowls but his barber was concerned that the spalting would cause issues long term so he asked Chad to "seal" it with a polyurethane finish. Chad noted that unique spalting in walnut is dependent upon the type of fungus in the wood.
Chad's grandchildren love to canoe. His 3 year-old granddaughter in Seattle asked for a paddle for her [30" long] but also asked for one for her newly born brother [the 14" one]. Chad used Sitka spruce from Washington State and walnut for both.
Chad made a collection of smaller bowls of various woods. His wife then created sand filled pin cushions to fill the bowls as gifts. Why sand filled? The sand sharpens the pins (or needles) when they enter and exit the pin cushion!
Ed Siegel turned a maple salad bowl that he sold earlier in the year. This is a second bowl from the other half of the blank that he recently turned by request. Oddly, the second bowl was purchased by the daughter of the man who bought the first one. For this bowl, he did create a core before completing it so he has a 10" core from which he can create another piece.
John Mielcarski occasionally attends meetings of the Mohawk Valley Woodturners. Several years ago while at one of those meetings held at Ideal Woods in Dolgeville, he obtained the 18" mahogany blank for a peppermill. Only the outside was turned. Recently he worked with Charlie LaPrease to clean up the blank, bore it for a peppermill mechanism, and finish it.
Ray Smith is one of our newer turners. He's having fun creating some fun projects. One of his recent projects is this 10 1/8" sycamore wand with a secret compartment.
Rod Castle usually shows us peppermills. For this month, he showed acrylic cell phone holders using kits he bought through Penn State Industries on special. These will be gifts for his grandchildren.
Robert Ward presented five more scrolled projects he recently completed. The black dog belonged to a friend in Missouri and passed a month ago after living a good life following his military service. The other dog is a local commission. The cutting of the couple was sent to Virgina and is Robert's first cutting living people. The dreamcatcher is a pattern from Sue Mey for Robert's stock while he designed the Airborne plaque which was another special order.
Robert uses a friend in Denmark to convert photos into patterns although one of his 2021 goals is to learn how to convert the photos himself.
Dave Grant believes we need to move away from the Elf on the Shelf to Gnome in My Home. For this effort, he created this Gnome and a whole set of rules for the new traditions of Scout Gnome. Below is a summary of the six rules. For the complete set of rules, download them here.
Rules for Your Scout Gnome
Name your gnome
Scout gnomes can't talk but they are great listeners
You can touch your scout gnome
Your gnome doesn't report back to anyone
Your scout gnome doesn't move every night.
Activities you can do with your gnome are many.
Dave Peckham built these three trucks as his donation for the club's annual club's annual "toy" donation to St. Rose of Lima's Food Pantry in North Syracuse.
Jim Ruddock loves to make toys for the club's annual "toy" donation to St. Rose of Lima's Food Pantry. Each year he combines a wooden toy with a kid's book as his donation. This year he made train engines to go with the book The Little Engine that Could and race cars for Race Cars Count. While we normally don't wrap the toys, Jim packaged the toys in bags with notes for the elves at the Food Pantry so they could easily determine which combo was in each bag.
David Wheat delivered quite a load to the "toy store" at Eight Acres. Part of the load was six clear pine cradles, each with bedding and dolls plus their own large bag for the Food Pantry elves to use for wrapping. David did the building and finishing (with shellac) while his wife Randy sewed the bedding and his daughter Sarah Eisel (also a member) acquired the dolls.
The second part of David's load was these six clear pine trucks, again finished with shellac. Charlie kidded David that he had one screw a quarter of an inch off after examining the bottom of the trucks. Trust me, they are all exact!
Jason Wrench rejoined the club again. He participated in his first virtual Show & Tell with two projects. The first was the walnut countertop he recently installed in a kitchen locally. The second was the Jack Daniel table he created for his mother. Jason's other hobby is white water rafting and he often posts videos of his "rides". As such, he often creates videos when constructing projects. He did so for the table. You can watch it here. Another project for which he created a video is the construction of a checkerboard. You can watch it here.
Jason constructs projects under the Wrench's Woodworks name. You can go to his YouTube channel here.
We look forward to seeing more of Jason's projects.
Barbara Raymond-LaPrease recently completed these maple ornaments for her sister's family in North Carolina. Her 4 grandchildren all have different interests. In one family, the oldest boy (5) is into baseball while his 2 year old brother loved tractors. In the other family, the oldest girl (4) loves unicorns while her 2 year old sister loves owls. Barbara also created four angels - three that went to the children's parents and sister - using the Steve Good pattern. The fourth angel and cross will be a gift here locally. The mouse is for the Great Mouse Hunt whenever that happens at the next NYS Fair.
Charlie LaPrease completed a bunch of projects during the past month or so. This set of bowls and "scrap" snowmen were the first. Turned from a heavily spalted log that sat outside for two years, these bowls are for the Rome log owner as family gifts for Christmas. She needed four bowls. Charlie made a bonus and then used scraps to create the snowmen as an extra gift.
A Patchett Rd neighbor had two trees large maple trees dropped earlier this Fall. Charlie retrieved a piece and turned this bowl as a gift for her. the shavings from the bowl are shown on the floor prior. Charlie will present her with the bowl on Monday evening.
Bill Shea needed two 'mushroom' caps for a Shaker chair he's constructing. The jig shown was the incorrect size for the inside dimension so Charlie created a new jig and turned the four caps shown. Bill's very happy with the two he received. It seems that Bob Casey, his intermediary, held on to 2! The photo of the chair showds the caps installed.
Bob, the son of a fellow fire department member continues to renovate a house on the Seneca River in Baldwinsville. The club received a picture of those renovations in March 2007. As he continues, he often finds projects that are beyond his tool set. Recently he needed decorative corner pieces recreated. Charlie to the rescue. The corners are custom fit to the walls and have a very unique profile. The top could be turned but the rest of the profile will need to be carved to match the original and match the wall where they will be installed. Charlie turned four replacements. The original piece along with its unique profile are shown in the first photo. The Story Stick and Top Curve Guide Charlie used is in the second. Charlie's replacements follow. In 2021, we will receive a photo of the final installation and share it with you.
Ed Fauler's neighbor is renovating her home. Inside the home was the column in the first photo. She wanted it cut down to measure 40" from the curve above the square area. Ed asked Charlie to help Tonya. Cutting the column was tricky due to its taper. Charlie cut it, placed a fastener between the sections, glued it up, and then turned the beads back onto the column before getting the column back to Tonya. She will cut off the two ends during installation.
Deb Lum purchased this antique table for her fiancé, John However, two of the finials were broken. Charlie turned four new finials. He had to cut off the old ones as no trick would release the glue of the originals. Once they were off, new holes were drilled for the new finials. Deb will now clean-up and refinish the whole table.

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Election Day is fast aing actuality in North Carolina, as voters will arch to the acclamation on November 6, 2018.
But it's not aloof candidates bodies will vote on. Several Built-in amendments are on the acclamation in the Tar Heel State.
This adapted would be accountable to laws anesthetized by the Legislature and rules (i) to advance wildlife attention and administration and (ii) to bottle the approaching of hunting and fishing. If it passes, the alteration will not affect any laws apropos trespassing, acreage rights or eminent domain. The alteration does not abode its aftereffect on bounded laws apropos accessible assurance or on bartering hunting and fishing.
The alteration would additionally authorize that accessible hunting and fishing are a adopted bureau of managing and authoritative wildlife.
This is aloof a abbreviate arbitrary of the amendment. Find out more, HERE.
• The adapted to be a of and present at affairs accompanying to the accused.
• The adapted to be heard at sentencing of the accused.
• The adapted to accept restitution.
• The adapted to advice apropos the crime, how the bent amends arrangement works, and the rights and casework accessible to victims.
• The adapted to be a about the final aftereffect of the case.
• The adapted to be a of an escape, release, or pardon.
• The adapted to authentic angle to the Governor or adapted bureau because release.
• The adapted to advise with the prosecutor.
• To be advised with address and respect.
• Reasonable, accurate, and appropriate apprehension of a proceeding, aloft request.
• To be present at any proceeding, aloft request.
• To be analytic heard at added kinds of cloister hearings.
• Amends in a analytic appropriate manner, back ordered by the court.
• Advice about the crime, aloft request.
• To analytic advise with the prosecutor.
Today, victims accept acknowledged rights if the abomination was a above felony, assertive calm abandon cases, or one of several added kinds of austere crimes. The alteration would aggrandize the types of offenses that activate victims' rights to accommodate all crimes adjoin the being and abomination acreage crimes. These rights would additionally administrate in these cases if committed by juveniles.
This alteration directs the Legislature to actualize a procedure, by motion to the court, for a victim to advance his or her rights. Nothing in this proposed alteration creates a affirmation adjoin the Accompaniment or allows the victim to claiming any accommodation the cloister makes. The actor may not use abortion to accommodate these rights as a arena for abatement in any civilian or bent matter.
The accessible budgetary agenda that accompanied this legislation estimates that these changes to our amends arrangement will amount about $11 actor per year.
The accepted best claimed and accumulated assets tax amount in our Accompaniment Architecture is 10%. This proposed alteration makes the new absolute 7%.
This proposed alteration does not abate your accepted taxes. It does not change the accepted alone assets tax amount of 5.499%, and it does not change the accepted accumulated assets tax amount of 3%. Instead, it banned how abundant the accompaniment assets tax amount could go up.
This proposed alteration applies alone to accompaniment assets taxes. It does not affect sales taxes, acreage taxes, or federal taxes.
Income taxes are one of the means Accompaniment government raises the money to pay for amount casework such as accessible education, accessible health, and accessible safety.
The proposed alteration does not accommodate any exceptions. Therefore, in times of adversity or recession, the Accompaniment could accept to booty measures such as acid amount services, adopting sales taxes or fees, or accretion borrowing.
This alteration requires you to appearance accurate identification to a poll-worker afore you can vote in person. It does not administrate to absentee voting.
The Legislature would accomplish laws accouterment the capacity of adequate and unacceptable forms of accurate identification afterwards access of the proposed amendment. The Legislature would be accustomed to authorize exceptions to the claim to present accurate identification afore voting. However, it is not appropriate to accomplish any exceptions.
There are no added capacity at this time on how voters could access accurate accurate identification for the purposes of voting. There is no official appraisal of how abundant this angle would amount if it is approved.
This proposed built-in alteration would actualize a new action for bushing administrative vacancies. The Legislature would comedy the ascendant role in this process.
In North Carolina, the bodies accept a built-in adapted to accept judges. Currently, back a adjudicator leaves appointment afore the end of his or her term, the Governor appoints a new judge. In best instances, the being who is appointed by the Governor holds appointment for beneath than 2 years, until the aing accepted election.
This proposed alteration would booty abroad the Governor's accepted ascendancy to baddest a backup judge. The alteration would accord the Legislature best of the ascendancy over administrative appointments.
Under the amendment, the Legislature chooses 2 or added finalists afterwards they are advised by a agency to actuate if they are qualified. A being is able to ascendancy the appointment of Amends or Adjudicator if the being is an advocate who is accountant to convenance law in North Carolina, is registered to vote, and has not yet accomplished binding retirement age.
The Governor again charge accept one of the 2 or added finalists that the Legislature selected. If the Governor does not accredit addition from the Legislature's accustomed account aural 10 days, the Legislature elects addition to ample the vacancy.
Under the amendment, the Governor cannot veto any bill that recommends or selects the being to ample a administrative vacancy.
This proposed alteration weakens voters' built-in adapted to accept lath by addition how continued an appointed adjudicator will serve afore an acclamation is held. Today, appointed lath serve until the aing election. If the alteration passes, appointed lath would serve up to 4 years afore voters could accept or alter them.
The alteration applies to lath on the Accompaniment Supreme Court, Cloister of Appeals, and balloon courts in anniversary county.
The Legislature has the built-in ascendancy to add 2 added seats to the Supreme Court. If this alteration passes, again the Legislature could use this anew accepted ability to accept unelected Supreme Cloister Justices for 2 anew created abandoned seats. These legislatively-chosen lath would serve for up to 4 years afore voters could accept or alter them.
Today, North Carolina has a 9-member Bipartisan Lath of Belief and Elections to administrate belief and elections law. The Governor appoints 8 of 9 associates of this lath from nominees provided by the 2 better political parties. The Governor appoints the 9th member, who is not a affiliate of a political party, from nominations provided by the added 8 members.
The Legislature anesthetized a law in 2017 establishing an 8-member lath to administrate elections, ethics, and lobbying laws. The North Carolina Supreme Cloister addled that law bottomward as actionable because it took controlling ascendancy from the Governor. The 2017 law additionally lacked representation of detached voters.
This proposed alteration would annul that Supreme Cloister decision. It would abate the accepted lath from 9 associates to 8 by removing the alone affiliate who represents detached voters.
If the alteration passes, majority and boyhood political affair leaders in the Legislature would appoint the abeyant associates of the board. There is an altercation that nominated associates could accommodate associates of the Legislature itself. The Governor again would accept to accept the 8 associates from the finalists the aldermanic leaders selected. This action would acceptable actualize a lath of 4 Democrats and 4 Republicans. If the alteration passes, there would be no 9th detached member.
Removing the 9th lath affiliate may aftereffect in a 4-4 accessory deadlock vote. Under accepted law, a tie on this lath could acutely bind aboriginal voting opportunities.
The board's responsibilities would accommodate administration belief and elections laws, which includes lobbying, attack finance, and aboriginal voting, amid added things. So, the lath would baby-sit the aldermanic leaders and the Governor who best them.
If this Alteration passes, it would be alone the 2nd lath accustomed in our constitution. The added is the Accompaniment Lath of Education.
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Orlando, FL. – While the Super Bowl is four months behind us, the work has been on-going in evaluating the success of the game as well as the impact it had on the Bay Area as a whole. While attending the SAP Sapphire Conference last week we were able to sit down with Super Bowl 50 Host Committee CEO Keith Bruce to get an update of what his organization did after the event took place and how technology was a strong driver in making it all happen.
A big question I was very interested in knowing was pretty simple.
Well, what are you up to these days?
"Well I get to sleep a little more these days, maybe 6-7 hours now it was definitely a lot less in the months and weeks leading up to the game." said Bruce.
In all seriousness though, the Super Bowl Committee was in charge of collecting a lot of data after the game to not only determine how much of a success the week was, but also to provide vital data in the seemingly likely event that the San Francisco Bay Area will bid again for the game in the somewhat near future.
While the explanation was very straightforward, the process was much more complex and a lot was riding on successful collection of this data in a short period of time. The NFL was expecting lots of key information to take away from the Super Bowl, especially with it being the first Super Bowl for the region in over 30 years and many key stakeholders and sponsors will want to know if their investment was well spent.
This first involved a Repucom study around fan engagement that determined sentiment around the game and the Super Bowl week as a whole. Three key takeaways from that included 85% of Bay Area residents having a positive experience, 1.9M were engaged with the Super Bowl in some sort of way whether it be attending the game, the Super Bowl City fan experience or any of the surrounding parties in the city. A data point that stood out from the poll for Bruce was the fact that only 8% of residents polled saw the Super Bowl week in a negative light. Which given the numerous backlash in the region to the event, this was a percentage that was viewed as very low. Additionally, it is a tough market to get people enthused about large scale events like this that involve some public funds.
Large amounts of data was used in Super Bowl city throughout the week and another 11TB of data was used in Levi's Stadium just during the four hour period where fans were around and in the stadium on gameday. From a social standpoint and fan engagement standpoint Bruce referred to the Super Bowl as the "most technologically advanced ever".
Collecting the data and utilizing the technology though was not something that is started as soon as the Broncos won the big game. In reality, it was a process that started back in September right when the NFL season was kicking off. The SB 50 Committee and SAP partnered from a data collection standpoint and started to plot what they wanted to capture during the week and figure out the best ways to implement that process.
Bruce was interested in capturing the technology story, the sustainability story as well as the fan engagement story and event operations and display those on the SB 50 Committee website. Those stories are now live but involved a detailed preparation process for months in advance. Each department head worked with Stephanie Martin, the SB 50 Committee Communications lead to make sure all these stories were displayed in the appropriate fashion. The content on the website will also continue to live after it migrates soon to the San Francisco 49ers website and content will continue to be curated moving forward. The 49ers and the Host Committee each have websites created by Channel 1 Media, so this process is about as seamless as it can get.
The decision to partner with SAP was in part because it was the "deepest dive" into the data according to Bruce and gave them everything they need to track. The software had deep analytical capabilities and is displayed in a very simple way to consume on a portal for fans, sponsors and other stakeholders with the NFL and the Super Bowl.
This also included a new app specifically for volunteers with Phizzle that streamlined the process and the challenges of handling the huge Super Bowl related crowds that often consist of visitors that are unfamiliar with the area. This included easy to use functionality for volunteers and helped them utilize the app's information to better communicate to each other as well as not have to memorize all the information passed along to them during the process. It also enabled the Committee to mass communicate to the work force on the fly and make implementations that weren't available before. In short, Bruce said it helped lower the attrition rates for the volunteers and helped the workforce feel empowered and eliminated problems that were commonly associated with volunteering large scale events.
As we head towards the summer now, the next NFL season will be right around the corner and the SB 51 Committee in Houston will start working in earnest to duplicate a similar experience for their game in February 2017. While each committee is tasked with similar duties, the efforts are often different depending on the region where the game is being played. Bruce mentioned that Houston's efforts will likely vary from the Bay Area's as the region's characteristics aren't the same.
Once all the data was collected, copies of the findings were left with the 49ers and San Francisco Travel. This data will be integral in the future when operations will be evaluated for future large scale events and could one day help bring the Super Bowl back to the Bay Area.


The Apple iPhone X was launched in September 2017 with a price tag of US$ 999 (excluding taxes). While the iPhone X is the priciest iPhone ever made by Apple, it is barely the priciest smartphone in the world. Special edition Porsche smartphones from Huawei are extremely pricey and so are custom made devices. One such custom-made iPhone X is the Tesla iPhone X which costs a mind-boggling US$ 4590 (Rs 3,13,000 approx.). For context, the iPhone X 256GB is priced at Rs 1,02,000 in India.
The Tesla iPhone X is no ordinary iPhone by any means. Russian phone accessory maker Caviar is known for making over the top, highly expensive phone cases. The Tesla iPhone X, however, is not a phone case. It's a phone case pre-attached to an iPhone X. The Tesla moniker is dedicated to Elon Musk for its contribution to the industry of sustainable energy.
The development in the sphere of creating solar batteries, smart homes, equipped with such batteries and vehicles working on the electricity, is actively carried out by Elon Musk today – the main mastermind of the Tesla Company; in honour of his great innovative developments, the new Caviar phone was named.
The Tesla iPhone X will be available in a black colour variant with a shock resistant case. The overall black colour has gold accents on the smartphone which give it a different look than many other smartphones. According to Business Insider, the first Tesla iPhone X will be be sent to Elon Musk.


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KSP Arrests South Carolina Man after Hit and Run Leads to Charges in Lyon, Livingston, and McCracken Counties
(Mayfield, KY.) – On February 26, 2016 around 4:45 P.M., Kentucky State Police, Post 1 received a call of a reckless driver on I-24 west in Lyon County. State Police say a preliminary investigation shows that the driver of a SUV, 57 year old Franklin R. Vicars, Jr. of Whitmire, South Carolina, was driving west bound when, for an unknown reason, he slammed on his brakes causing a van to collide with the rear of his SUV. Vicars then fled the scene of the collision and continued west.
According to KSP, Vicars was then involved in an altercation at the Minute Mart Gas station located at exit 31 off I-24 in Livingston County before fleeing from there as well.
Troopers and a KSP Commercial Vehicle Enforcement officer made contact with Vicars near the Marshall County and McCracken County line on I-24 west where troopers observed Vicars perform multiple traffic violations.
KSP says when units attempted to stop Vicars he refused to yield and units performed a rolling road block to force him to a stop.
Vicars was arrested and faces charges in Lyon County, Livingston County, and McCracken County.
In Lyon County Vicars was charged with Wanton Endangerment 1st Degree (Class D Felony) and Leaving the Scene of Accident/Failure to Render Aid (Class A Misdemeanor).
In Livingston County Vicars is charged with Assault 2nd degree (Class C Felony).
In McCracken County Vicars is charged with DUI – 1st offense (Class B Misdemeanor), Driving on DUI Suspended License – 1st offense (Class B Misdemeanor), Failure to Give Right of Way to Emergency Vehicle (Class B Misdemeanor), Failure to Surrender Revoked Operators License (Class B Misdemeanor), Reckless Driving (Violation), Failure to wear seat belt (Violation), Failure to or Improper Signal (Violation), Failure to Produce Insurance Card (Violation), and Possession of Open Alcoholic Beverage in Motor Vehicle Prohibited (Violation).
Vicars was lodged in the McCracken County Jail.
The investigation is ongoing Kentucky State Police.


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Title: Little progress made on Kerry joint venture talks
Negotiators from Kerry Group and Kerry Co-op have made little progress on the joint venture talks since the start of the new year.
https://www.farmersjournal.ie/little-progress-made-on-kerry-joint-venture-talks-595584
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Lorcan Allen on 13 Jan 2021
Little progress made on Kerry joint venture talks
Lorcan Allen
Kerry Group CEO Edmond Scanlon has told the board of Kerry Co-op that time is running out to agree a deal. \ Philip Doyle
We're now almost halfway through January but little progress has been made between Kerry Co-op and Kerry Group on negotiations to form a new joint venture dairy processing business.
Board directors in Kerry Co-op had hoped to hold a virtual meeting this week with either Edmond Scanlon or Gavin Caplis from Kerry Group to discuss the contentious "leading milk price" issue. However, it's understood this meeting will not take place until next week.
A cohort of board directors at Kerry Co-op wish to settle the "leading milk price" issue once and for all before any serious negotiations on Kerry Co-op investing in a joint venture dairy processing business can take place.
However, other board directors of Kerry Co-op are worried that time is running out to strike a deal with Kerry Group to buy a 60% stake in its primary dairy business, which is understood to have annual sales of €1.2bn and generates profits of €80m to €100m per year.
The Irish Farmers Journal understands that Kerry Group CEO Edmond Scanlon, in a meeting before Christmas, informed the board of Kerry Co-op that progress would need to be made on the joint venture talks by February.
If the talks failed to move forward, Scanlon warned that Kerry Group would begin engaging with third parties interested in buying the business.
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Kerry Co-op's €800m joint venture deal hangs in the balance
Following a crucial week of back and forth between both sides, the joint venture deal between Kerry group and Kerry Co-op now hangs in the balance.
Kerry Co-op to hold crunch meeting on €800m joint venture proposal
Kerry Group CEO Edmond Scanlon has told the board of Kerry Co-op a valuation of no less than €800m can be accepted for its primary dairy business.
Kerry holds December milk price
The processor is the latest to hold its milk price for December.
Letter: the importance of Irish tillage industry
If the skills of tillage farming are lost it would be very hard to get them back – Phil Healy, Brandonwell, Ardfert, Co Kerry.


ANALYSIS: Twitter introduced a new feature last month without telling anyone about it, and the rest of the tech world should take note and come up with its own version of it. Twitter beta-tested a spine.
That is the fundamental difference between this and prior cases. With the vast majority of people's private information online, it is essential that companies uphold the trust they are given along with this data. Both Facebook and Google, acknowledged titans when it comes to collecting and sharing information, remain silent on the subject despite repeated requests from the media and bloggers. To many, this gives the impression that they have already complied with the government request.
Isn't this the kind of behavior we want from our corporate citizens? Adhering to the law while also doing the right thing by its users seems to be the ideal course, ethically.
What's interesting here is the fact that other major companies have taken a noticeably different approach in navigating the WikiLeaks storm. PayPal, Mastercard, VISA, and Bank of America all banned donations to WikiLeaks while Amazon.com has booted the WikiLeaks website from its servers. All without known legal pressure. Twitter has taken a markedly different course in standing up for the rights of its user base. No matter how you feel about WikiLeaks itself, this sort of corporate behavior merits close attention.
Just about all of us now invest a huge percentage of our lives in online platforms. How easy should it be for that data to be given up to third parties? Should you be informed? Think about it. Events like this are shaping the future of privacy.
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05/13/2003 Signed as a free agent by Mirkwood on 5/13/2003 to a minor league deal.
07/06/2003 Injured on 7/6/2003 with a Strained Tricep Tendon, out for 2-3 weeks.
05/30/2005 Traded from Mirkwood to Minas Morgul on 5/30/2005 (Going to MIN: 1B G. Driderwalker, P R. Knifejuggler, P A. Areahil, C A. Armenta. Going to MIR: 1B V. Graniteslinger).
04/17/2006 Injured on 4/17/2006 with a Tight Shoulder, out for 5 days.
05/12/2006 Injured on 5/12/2006 with a Pulled Elbow Ligament, out for one week.
08/22/2007 Injured on 8/22/2007 with a Spasms Back, out for 5-6 weeks.
03/01/2008 Changed name on 3/1/2008 from Ruugak Knifejuggler to Rulina Veslay.
07/25/2009 Traded from Minas Morgul to Dunharrow on 7/25/2009 (Going to DUN: P Ufrat Deathskull, P Rulina Veslay, 1B Neal Friesen, P Floralia Erlad. Going to MIN: P Fabur Beardcutter).
08/15/2009 Had first career hit (double) on 8/15/2009, off Eralak Bugbearripper (WT).
04/06/2010 Earned first career win on 4/6/2010.
07/23/2012 Traded from Dunharrow to Old Forest on 7/23/2012 (Going to OF: CF Robert Lauzon, P Rulina Veslay, P Isiawyn Imrialob. Going to DUN: LF Minto Gamgee-Took, CF Elrildur Elriamli, RF Effi Frodi, P Gikor Elrldor, SS Michael Fusco).
11/17/2013 Received a 1-year contract worth a total of $2,700,800 through arbitration.
01/01/2014 SISA scouting updated ratings (potential): Stuff: 70 (72); Movement: 92 (94); Control: 45 (46).
11/18/2014 Received a 1-year contract worth a total of $3,644,800 through arbitration.
01/01/2015 SISA scouting updated ratings (potential): Stuff: 70 (72); Movement: 95 (94); Control: 46 (46).
11/21/2015 Received a 1-year contract worth a total of $3,087,000 through arbitration.
01/01/2016 SISA scouting updated ratings (potential): Stuff: 69 (70); Movement: 93 (94); Control: 46 (46).
04/14/2016 Signed a 4-year contract extension worth a total of $24,520,000 with the Old Forest Merry Fellows organization.
10/27/2016 Won the 2016 Tolkien Baseball Return of the King Series with the Old Forest Merry Fellows!
01/01/2017 SISA scouting updated ratings (potential): Stuff: 65 (68); Movement: 91 (94); Control: 46 (47).
07/02/2017 Injured (damaged meniscus (knee)), day-to-day for 2 weeks.
01/01/2018 OSA scouting updated ratings (potential): Stuff: 56 (66); Movement: 81 (90); Control: 46 (47).
02/28/2018 Was traded by the Old Forest Merry Fellows to the Erebor Eagles, along with MR V. Gwaimir, in exchange for SP B. Spinner.
10/05/2018 Injured (strained hamstring muscle), day-to-day for 1-2 weeks.
01/01/2019 OSA scouting updated ratings (potential): Stuff: 69 (68); Movement: 79 (90); Control: 56 (52).
11/02/2019 Was traded by the Erebor Eagles to the Old Forest Merry Fellows, along with SS O. Proudfoot, 2B F. Kidneydragger, in exchange for SP T. Sandybanks, CF A. Earil-Gambor, a 3rd draft pick.
11/17/2019 Released by the Old Forest Merry Fellows.
01/01/2020 OSA scouting updated ratings (potential): Stuff: 43 (68); Movement: 69 (90); Control: 56 (58).
01/05/2020 Signed a 1-year contract worth a total of $1,300,000 with the Dunharrow Devils organization.
01/01/2021 OSA scouting updated ratings (potential): Stuff: 40 (67); Movement: 58 (65); Control: 42 (58).
01/01/2022 OSA scouting updated ratings (potential): Stuff: 30 (65); Movement: 51 (60); Control: 22 (58).


We are pleased to welcome you to the first openATTIC release for this year and are happy to announce openATTIC 2.0.7 beta! You may wonder: "What happened to version 2.0.6"? Due to a missing code merge, we decided to do 2.0.7 right away - sorry for the noise.
For this release, we integrated the Django REST framework token authentication into our REST API, so you can request your authentication token via the API now and use it in scripts or other applications instead of the user name and password.
For some time already, we are using jshint to keep our frontend code clean. In openATTIC 2.0.6/2.0.7 we have added jscs to match all of our coding conventions (which will be publicly available soon). In a breath we have cleaned up the frontend code a lot.
We also updated and extended the documentation in order to make processes and how to's more helpful.
We would like to thank everyone who contributed to this release! Special thanks to Lars Marowsky-Brée and Joshua Schmid for giving us constructive feedback!
Please note that 2.0.7 is still a beta version. As usual, handle with care and make sure to create backups of your data!
Documentation: added sections about authentication in general and how you can get the authentication token of your own openattic user (OP-860).


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The Super Nintendo World theme park is making tremendous progress,and literally looks like a real-life Mario game.
Universal Japan's Super Nintendo World theme park looks unbelievably good. A new bit of recorded amateur footage from Theme Park Shark shows just how much detail is being packed into the attraction. The entire setup is extremely authentic and looks like something right out of the Super Mario World 3D Wii U era, complete with spinning coins, koopas, piranha plants, goombas, power-up blocks--the works.
The layout isn't just simulating a game level, though: It's an actual video game environment. Super Nintendo World will have interactive snap-on wristbands that link up to a Switch game. Attendees can unlock rewards and other content as they play real-life mini-games at the park.
Super Nintendo World will also have two rides including Super Mario Kart and Yoshi's Adventures. Here's what Universal Parks and Resorts CEO Tom Williams said about the park in 2019:
"It's a whole new separate area of the park. It's got food. It's got merchandise. The first phase will have 2 rides, Super Mario Kart ride as well as Yoshi's Adventures. There will be 2 rides. The whole land is interactive, and you're going to have a wristband. It's got the big red Mario symbol on it. It's -- by the way, the wristband is super cool. It's all magnetic.
"You slap it at your wrist, and it just snaps on, and it won't come off. And that allows you to, on an interactive basis, hit -- throughout the entire land, which is built on 3 different levels.
"And it's got all the pop -- Bowsers, in Princess Peach's castle and all the different key elements, and you'll be able to go up and keep score and play with the various games, and that also translates to a score-keeping capability if you choose to do so within the rides and actually interfaces back with your game consoles. So you can build on it and come back again, and it's really got everything going on."
The Osaka-based park was originally scheduled to open Spring 2020 but has since been delayed due to coronavirus risks.
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Q: Keys of unordered_map What kind of restrictions are there on the datatype of key and value when constructing an unordered_map in C++11?
I tried to create this:
unordered_map<vector<int>, int>

This gave me a compilation error. Do I need to write my own hasher?

A: std::unordered_map's keys need a hash implementation by specialising std::hash.
The standard specializations for basic types which are defined in the STL are:
template<> struct hash<bool>;
template<> struct hash<char>;
template<> struct hash<signed char>;
template<> struct hash<unsigned char>;
template<> struct hash<char16_t>;
template<> struct hash<char32_t>;
template<> struct hash<wchar_t>;
template<> struct hash<short>;
template<> struct hash<unsigned short>;
template<> struct hash<int>;
template<> struct hash<unsigned int>;
template<> struct hash<long>;
template<> struct hash<long long>;
template<> struct hash<unsigned long>;
template<> struct hash<unsigned long long>;
template<> struct hash<float>;
template<> struct hash<double>;
template<> struct hash<long double>;
template< class T > struct hash<T*>;

For everything else you need to write your own hash and/or use boost::hash.
Furthermore as Tony D's comment says:

You can specify the hash function as a third template parameter if you
  prefer. Separately, operator== must also be available for the key objects, or
  comparison specified as a fourth template parameter.

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Tamworth—April 30, 2018—This is the 100th anniversary of the Migratory Bird Treaty Act, which was signed by President Woodrow Wilson. All other legislation pertinent to the safety of our native birds has been added on to this important bill that reflected the plight of avian life in those times. It ended the millinery trade, which was selling feathers from egrets and the like from wanton killing. A few older ladies of the upper class in Boston society had a lot to do with changing opinion on wearing mummified birds on brims of their fashionable large hats then. It became a societal no-no for the wealthy to dress that way after their politics.
This 2018 centennial salutes the Act, which protects more than 1,025 species. Before passage, at one time this was not a federal matter for birdlife, because this particular bill recognized a matter of policy that birds cross state lines in their migration and normal flying patterns. In celebration, National Geographic is partnering with the National Audubon Society, Birdlife International, and the Cornell Lab of Ornithology to declare 2018 as the Year of the Bird. Beautiful photos in the magazine will accompany more stories, maps, and books and social media content throughout this year.
Birds reflect our ethical values, and that makes wild birds matter. They are our best connection to a natural world that is otherwise receding. When I first started selling my bark-faced birdhouses to Wild Bird Centers, that growing business recognized that many urban dwellers could retreat into "wildness" by putting bird feeders out—even in the back of their condominiums. It gave baby boomers a sense of the wild they couldn't live in, after their initial hunger for "back-to-the land" activities they weren't quite successful at in their twenties. They had to flee their dreams and move to cities for employment, hence a new moniker as Yuppies (Young Urban Professionals). Nature could be brought to them, even if they could not retire to it.
Due to this enjoyable hobby, birding has helped many to understand about our environmental degradation and what they can helpfully do about it. Around here, ASNH and other groups constantly have lectures for how we can participate in the natural world and benefit it. It is reason enough to retire here and for others, attempt to make a living in NH. Birds are the most vivid and widespread representatives of the Earth and teach us much about what is going on with ecology. We have a unique responsibility to be good stewards in our living and assisting the birds around us is a great joyous step towards that. Birds live squarely in our presence, while wild mammals have to be at a distance and hopefully not be too much of a problem in our periphery.
We wouldn't dare do the dastardly things this act came to prohibit, but from time to time, I like to come across reports of what was occurring at the turn of that century a hundred years ago. Teddy Roosevelt had a lot to do with establishing wildlife refuges about the SE coast, but Audubon wardens of that time were risking their life guarding sandbars and islands from millinery hunters sacking the rookeries for egret plumes. There is a reason the great white egret is on the seal of National Audubon regarding the heroics of that time; some men even got killed.
Others convinced the public of benefits wild birds deliver, where previously they were thought to eat the seed farmers inserted into the soil before they could germinate. Watching purple finches eat the blossoms of orchard fruit trees made landowners want to kill them to get a more abundant apple or cherry crop. Early ornithologists had to convince there was not as much loss as supposed and let the birds be. Sort of a pruning exercise, really. And researchers showed the insect content of bird stomachs to demonstrate what pest consumers these critters were and beneficial overall. Strange to think now these findings had to accomplish so much back then. But birders have always had to overturn biases and prejudices to help birds out.
I thought one of the amusing stories I came across was about Frank Chapman taking a luncheon break from his 1896 work at NY City's Museum of Natural History to walk about and observe the various species exhibited on women's hats during a stroll. He came up with a ghastly list that was well over a hundred species counted during two days of this activity. Some birds were dried up common terns and barn swallows, often three or more on one brim! These results were astonishing; combined with the fact the ladies didn't know they were even wearing the same birds they were probably witnessing in their own back yards, orchards, and forests.
Dave Eastman also broadcasts "Country Ecology" four times weekly over WMWV 93.5 FM. As Vice President of the Lakes Region Chapter/ASNH, he welcomes you to monthly programs at the Loon Center in Moultonborough. He is available at: cebirdman@yahoo.com (or) www.countryecology.com for consultation. This article was also published by the Conway Daily Sun.
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Driving through Pawtuxet Village, it's hard to miss the inviting patio at O'Rourke's Bar & Grille. The restaurant, in the heart of the village and on the shores of Pawtuxet Cove, has been a neighborhood favorite for more than a decade. Inside the 1860s building, there's delicious food and a friendly, fun vibe waiting for you. O'Rourke's serves pub food with a creative twist. Their signature dish is their Irish Nachos, which are kettle chips loaded with melted cheddar cheese, bacon bits, diced tomato and scallions. From there, choose apps for sharing, or get their crowd-favorite stuffies for yourself. Sandwiches, salads, burgers with hand-cut fries and classic entrees like Shepard's Pie and Guinness Battered Fish and Chips round out the casual, delicious menu.
During the warm weather, the patio at O'Rourke's can't be beat, and it's almost always full of friends and families enjoying the fun, lively vibe. The restaurant hosts live entertainment every Wednesday-Sunday: everything from Irish folk music to bands playing Top 40 hits. Plus, they've got a great selection of beers, wines and cocktails (which, we hear, makes you a better dancer).


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Study shows novel strategic framework improves retention of minority, low-income children
by Medica Research Institute
Recruiting and retaining minority participants in randomized, controlled trials (RCTs) continue to be major challenges for researchers. A new study published in the scientific journal, Contemporary Clinical Trials Communications, showed that innovative strategies used in the Kids' HELP (Health Insurance by Educating Lots of Parents) trial resulted in significantly better retention of minority, low-income children.
"Previous studies have documented the challenge of lower minority trial enrollment, but little is known about how to retain minority participants in clinical trials," says Dr. Glenn Flores, Distinguished Chair of Health Policy Research and lead author of the study. "Our objective in this study was to develop, implement, and evaluate a new approach to retention of minority children, and to identify child and caregiver characteristics that predict attrition in RCTs.
This study is part of the larger Kids' HELP trial, aimed at evaluating whether parent mentors are more cost effective than traditional Medicaid and Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP) outreach and enrollment methods in insuring eligible, uninsured Latino and African-American children.
The researchers developed a framework for maximizing retention in the Kids' HELP RCT based on their experience with attrition in two previous RCTs, which included the following strategies:
Optimize cultural and linguistic competency
Emphasize participant relationships and trust in research staff training
Develop comprehensive contact information for participants and their relatives, friends, andneighbors
Utilize an electronic tracking database
Send reminders for upcoming outcomes-assessment appointments
Offer incentives for every survey completed
Take an individualized rapid-cycle quality-improvement approach to non-respondents
Reinforce the importance of the study
Visit participant homes as a last resort
Researchers found that the attrition rate in the Kids' HELP trial was only 11 percent, significantly lower than in two previous similar trials, which had 37 percent and 40 percent attrition rates. Analyses also revealed that missing the first follow-up outcomes assessment was a significant risk factor for future attrition, and that maternal age, marital status, and number of children in the household were not significantly associated with attrition.Researchers identified the following five elements as most important in minimizing attrition:
Build participant relationships and trust through culturally competent interactions with research staff from the same racial and ethnic backgrounds as participating families
Maintain persistent communication with participants by leveraging multiple possible modes of contact
Reinforce the importance of the study to children, families, and communities
Utilize a systematic, electronic approach to tracking and following participants, especially thoseat highest risk for attrition
Employ a rapid-cycle quality improvement approach to non-respondents
"The retention strategies implemented and evaluated in our study were highly effective in retaining low-income minority children, who are traditionally at highest risk for attrition in clinical trials," stated Dr. Flores. "Recruiting and retaining diverse populations in clinical trials are important steps in eliminating health disparities that exist in research, healthcare, and population health."
Parent mentors insure more uninsured children, improve access, eliminate disparities
More information: Glenn Flores et al, A successful approach to minimizing attrition in racial/ethnic minority, low-income populations, Contemporary Clinical Trials Communications (2017). DOI: 10.1016/j.conctc.2017.01.009
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Le qualificazioni del singolare  del Grand Prix Hassan II 2013 sono state un torneo di tennis preliminare per accedere alla fase finale della manifestazione. I vincitori dell'ultimo turno sono entrati di diritto nel tabellone principale. In caso di ritiro di uno o più giocatori aventi diritto a questi sono subentrati i lucky loser, ossia i giocatori che hanno perso nell'ultimo turno ma che avevano una classifica più alta rispetto agli altri partecipanti che avevano comunque perso nel turno finale.

Teste di serie

  Filippo Volandri (qualificato)
  Marc Gicquel (qualificato)
  Björn Phau (ultimo turno)
  Florent Serra (ultimo turno)

 Sergio Gutiérrez-Ferrol (primo turno)
 Gianluca Naso (secondo turno)
 Potito Starace (primo turno)
 Matwé Middelkoop (primo turno, ritirato)

Qualificati

  Filippo Volandri
  Marc Gicquel

  Henri Laaksonen
  Pablo Carreño-Busta

Tabellone qualificazioni

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Collegamenti esterni

Grand Prix Hassan II 2013
ATP World Tour 2013

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Hamburg, Germany – Testing of 5G is to commence in an industrial environment in the Port of Hamburg, with the Hamburg Port Authority, Deutsche Telekom and Nokia commissioning an 8000-hectare area with which to carry out key tests of various aspects of 5G functionality, including network slicing. 5G will be tested with use cases like traffic lights management, data processing from mobile sensors and virtual reality. To provide connectivity, an antenna has already been installed on the Hamburg television tower at a height of more than 150 meters.
The primary focus of the project is on testing 5G applications in an industrial setting in the Port of Hamburg. Such settings require a telecommunications network which is highly reliable and secure. At the same time, it needs to support a diverse range of services and applications.
The Port of Hamburg, which is both, a logistics hub and a touristic attraction, provides an environment for testing a variety of use cases that place very different demands onto a 5G network. For example, the Port Authority wants to use mobile communications to manage traffic lights within the port area, as well as collecting and processing environmental measurement data in real-time. Finally, virtual reality applications can be applied to monitor critical infrastructure such as watergates and construction areas, thus enhancing safety in the port.
The project partners are now testing if these services, each of which have specific network demands, are reliably working on just one mobile network infrastructure. This is made possible by using dedicated virtual networks, known as "network slices", in the 5G testbed. Each of these supports a specific service: for example, separate virtual networks will be used to control traffic lights and to transmit environmental measurement data.
Network slicing is a key architectural feature of 5G, enabling networks to dynamically and flexibly adapt to the requirements of different applications. The trial in Hamburg will test several network slices under 'live' conditions in an industrial setting, for the first time in Germany.
The two-year research project – '5G MoNArch' (5G Mobile Network Architecture for diverse services, use cases, and applications in 5G and beyond) – aims at turning 5G mobile network architecture concepts into practice. A main goal is to gain knowledge and experience from using 5G network slicing in a real-world environment, prove and improve the underlying technical concepts and methods. The Hamburg testbed will integrate 5G into control and monitoring systems for traffic and infrastructure in an industrial sea port environment. A second testbed, in Turin, Italy, will focus on multimedia applications. 5G MoNArch is supported and financed as part of Phase II of the 5G Infrastructure Public Private Partnership (5G-PPP), under the auspices of the European Union's Horizon 2020 Framework Programme.
5G is expected to play an important role for the Internet of Things and Connected Industry use cases. Besides the production industry, the logistics industry is supposed to widely benefit from 5G mobile connectivity.
Besides providing the infrastructure for new industrial and consumer-oriented use cases, Nokia is also offering a managed service for Communications Service Providers – WING – to connect IoT devices of enterprise customers through a worldwide IoT network grid.
From the enabling infrastructure for 5G and the Internet of Things, to emerging applications in digital health, we are shaping the future of technology to transform the human experience.


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We Salute Amy Winehouse and Blue-Eyed Soul
by James Hill
Hard to believe but Amy Winehouse's second album "Back to Black" was released 10 years ago today.
And if you're like us, you rocked the HELL out of that album! "Rehab," "Me & Mr. Jones," "Tears Dry on Their Own," the album is retro R&B by way of a soulful White British singer who channeled all types of soul, track by track.
Though some cry cultural appropriation when the fruits of our artistic blood, sweat and tears are used by others, we say if you do it as well as Amy did — appropriate away!
Speaking of which, we can think of at least 10 other artists of the Caucasian persuasion that we'd trust DJing our next house party and maybe even bringing their own mac and cheese to Thanksgiving.
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1. Justin Timberlake
2. George Michael
3. Rick Astley
4. Michael McDonald
5. Teena Marie
6. Adele
7. Jon B.
8. Phil Collins
9. The Bee Gees
10. Hall & Oates
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The county of Berkshire is one of the oldest in England, being created by Alfred the Great of Wessex. It is also proudly known officially as the Royal County of Berkshire, the title being bestowed upon it by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, as her personal residence is at Windsor Castle.
Berkshire is one of the Home Counties west of London, the history of which has been strongly influenced by its strategic position and the River Thames which flows through it. The quiet scenes of English country life, the inspiration of so many artists and writers, still remain a reality. The Thames is a valuable leisure facility and traditional boating trips are enjoyed from numerous tranquil riverside villages.
The Berkshire Downs connect the Chiltern Hills in the east with the Marlborough Downs in the west. The Downs are a hilly area with well wooded valleys and especially open upland areas, famous for their ever present racehorse training gallops. Lambourn and the thatched villages of East Garston and Eastbury are famous for their horse-racing stables. There are racecourses at Ascot, Newbury and Windsor.
Places to visit in Berkshire
Cookham, Berkshire
Berkshire, England, South East England, United Kingdom
Cookham is a village in Berkshire in a lovely setting on the River Thames, four miles north of Maidenhead, between Marlow and Taplow. The village is distinct from Cookham Rise, which has a railway station and ...
Windsor, Berkshire
Windsor is a town twenty miles west of London, on the River Thames. It is situated close to Runnymede, where the Magna Carta was sealed and Eton, home of the famous Eton College, which can be reached across the...
The Royal Wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, Windsor Castle, 19th May 2018
Berkshire, England, Special Places
When the engagement of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle was announced and that the wedding would take place at St. George's Chapel, Windsor Castle on 19th May 2018, it immediately created worldwide interest. P...
Yattendon, Berkshire
Yattendon is a small village, easily accessible from junctions 12 or 13 of the M4 motorway, seven miles north-east of Newbury in Berkshire. It has an interesting history. In the Domesday Book survey of 1086, it...
Aldworth, Berkshire
Aldworth is a prime example of a fascinating English village. In a tiny hamlet, who would expect to find giants, the ashes of the author of, 'We will remember them', one of the best pubs in the country and link...
Sonning, Berkshire
Sonning is a small attractive village on the River Thames, three miles east of Reading and just over an hour's drive from London. It is often featured in the media, due to the number of celebrities who have set...
Bray, Berkshire
Bray is a very pretty historical riverside village, on the banks of the River Thames, between Maidenhead and Windsor, Berkshire. It is also known as Bray on Thames. It has a wealth of cottages and very expensiv...
Hungerford, Berkshire
Hungerford is a small historic market town, nine miles west of Newbury, situated in the North Wessex Downs, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The name, Hungerford, originates from the Saxon name, "Hanging ...
Kintbury, Berkshire
Kintbury is a small village, but has a railway station providing services to Reading and London. It is situated between the Lambourn Downs to the north and Hampshire Downs to the south. In the Sunday Times news...
Kennet and Avon Canal, Hungerford Wharf to Kintbury, Berkshire
Hungerford Wharf is a good place to start a walk along the Kennet and Avon Canal towpath, which leads out of the town into the surrounding Wiltshire countryside. Hungerford is a market town, nine miles west of ...
Kennet and Avon Canal, Newbury Wharf to Marsh Benham, Berkshire
Newbury is an ideal start for a walk along the Kennet and Avon Canal. The walk along the towpath is very pretty. The town prospered from the canal transporting cloth from the various weaving houses and later, g...
Kennet and Avon Canal, Aldermaston Wharf to Woolhampton, Berkshire
Aldermaston Wharf, on the Kennet and Avon Canal between Newbury and Reading, was once a major trade centre. Two hundred years ago, goods were transported from here all over the world. Horse-drawn barges carried...
Remenham, Berkshire
Remenham is a hamlet on the Berkshire bank of the River Thames, east of Henley-on-Thames. The name means "home of the ravens" and is probably derived from the Saxon god, Woden, whose symbol was the raven. Most ...
The Queen Mother at Royal Windsor Rose and Horticultural Show, 27th June 1997 Where in England is Windsor Castle? View more places in Berkshire View more places in England...
Lambourn, Berkshire
Berkshire, England, United Kingdom
Lambourn is a village located in the Lambourn Valley, between beautiful chalk downlands, in the heart of the North Wessex Downs, which has been designated as an area of outstanding natural beauty. The open view...
East Garston, Berkshire
East Garston, situated below the Downs in the Lambourn Valley, is a beautiful village of thatched and timber-framed, brick-infilled cottages. All Saints Church is outside the village, near Manor Farm. Built of ...


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Ginsberg JH. Nonlinear Axisymmetric Free Vibration in Simply Supported Cylindrical Shells. ASME. J. Appl. Mech. 1974;41(1):310-312. doi:10.1115/1.3423261.


Thinning-selfdecomposable point processes arise as a limit in the thinning-superposition schemes of independent but not necessarily identically distributed point processes and, as such, they constitute a strict subclass of infinitely divisible point processes. At the same time they are strictly larger than the class of discrete α-stable point processes which are the limits of a scaled superposition of independent identically distributed processes. We give a series representation for finite thinning-selfdecomposable point processes which can be viewed as an analogue of an integral representation of selfdecomposable (or class L) random variables.