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Volunteers with the TreeFolks organization plant tree saplings in an effort to reforest the land along the Blanco River. (photo by Moses Leos III)
Blanco River reforestation OKed to continue
By Moses Leos III on	 January 10, 2018 Community
A $261,000 agreement approved by Hays County commissioners Jan. 2 allows TreeFolks, a Central Texas non-profit organization, to continue its vegetation restoration efforts on the Blanco River.
TreeFolks' efforts following the devastating May 2015 flood has been accepted by many landowners, said Clint Garza, Hays County development services director.
Matt Mears, TreeFolks reforestation manager, said Jan. 2 there has been an "overwhelming response" from the community to the Blanco River reforestation program, which originally began in September 2015.
The program has so far planted over 100,000 trees along the Blanco River and has replanted vegetation on the properties of 75 landowners. TreeFolks expects to help another 75 landowners in 2018.
Hays County Pct. 3 Commissioner Will Conley (top left) helps plant trees along with the TreeFolks organization. (photo by Moses Leos III)
Mears said the response has so far exceeded TreeFolk's expectations, with the program harboring 25 percent participation over the first two weeks it was introduced. By comparison, Mears said a similar tree replanting program enacted following the Bastrop Complex Fire in 2012 had 20 percent participation over the course of five years.
TreeFolks works with landowners through direct education and tree planting, with the primary goal of creating "grow zones," or areas of dense vegetation along the river.
"This is very crucial to slow down future floods," Mears said. "This is about reducing the risk in the future. We know future floods are going to happen, but we are making the river more resilient."
Mears said improving water quality by promoting a "healthy forest," as well as improving air quality are additional components to riparian recovery.
"The concept there is to prevent further erosion down the way, allow the river to recover and once it recovers fully, have a flight control aspect to slow the water down," Garza said.
However, not all landowners along the Blanco River participated in the program. According to county officials, some landowners discovered their property wasn't heavily damaged, so they opted not to participate.
"This is very crucial to slow down future floods … This is about reducing the risk in the future. We know future floods are going to happen, but we are making the river more resilient." Matt Mears, TreeFolks reforestation manager
Lon Shell, Hays County Pct. 3 commissioner, said he also saw many landowners whom he didn't expect to participate "jump in with both feet."
Shell said the agreement with TreeFolks is another step toward recovery from the flood, as well as bolster the economy of Wimberley, which derives tax dollars from lodging and rental resorts near the river.
However, he also realized there is still more work to be done. One aspect is completing debris removal, which has reached a point where skilled contractors are needed to complete major work.
"This will benefit the public of this county for many years to come and hopefully will help us get through the flood we're going to experience in the future," Shell said.
But Hays County resident Dan Lyon said it was "simply wrong" to spend public money on private property. He also felt it wasn't the county's responsibility to replant trees knocked down on private lands after a natural disaster.
Mears said the county is leveraging its funds with private fundraising, which has been done since the program began. To date, roughly $150,000 has been fundraised, Mears said.
Hays County has also taken part in federal matching grant programs to assist with the restoration effort.
"All these types of things are things we can't plan for," Hays County Pct. 4 Commissioner Ray Whisenant said. "They wind up being those circumstances that we have to work together as public and private considerations to see to it that we provide the best opportunity to maintain the best and safe life situations."
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Researchers have concluded that the inefficiency of the health care system is to blame for the United States' ranking of 49th in life expectancy.
By any measure, the United States spends more on health care than any other nation. Yet according to the World Fact Book (published by the Central Intelligence Agency), it ranks 49th in life expectancy.
Researchers writing in the November issue of the journal Health Services say they know the answer. After citing statistical evidence showing that American patterns of obesity, smoking, traffic accidents and homicide are not the cause of lower life expectancy, they conclude that the problem is the health care system.
Peter A. Muennig and Sherry A. Gleid, researchers at the Mailman School of Public Health at Columbia University, compared the performance of the United States and 12 other industrialized nations: Australia, Austria, Belgium, Britain, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the Netherlands, Sweden and Switzerland. In addition to health care expenditures in each country, they focused on two other important statistics: 15-year survival for people at 45 years and for those at 65 years.
The researchers say those numbers present an accurate picture of public health because they measure a country's success in preventing and treating the most common causes of death — cardiovascular disease, stroke and diabetes — which are more likely to occur at these ages. Their data come from the World Health Organization and cover 1975 to 2005.
Life expectancy increased over those years in all 13 countries, and so did health care costs. But the United States had the lowest increase in life expectancy and the highest increase in costs.
In 1975 the United States was close to the average in health care costs, and last in 15-year survival for 45-year-old men. By 2005 its costs had more than tripled, far surpassing increases elsewhere, but the survival number was still last — a little over 90 percent, compared with more than 94 percent for Swedes, Swiss and Australians. For women, it was 94 percent in the United States, versus 97 percent in Switzerland, Australia and Japan.
The numbers for 65-year-olds in 2005 were similar: about 58 percent of American men could be expected to survive 15 years, compared with more than 65 percent of Australians, Japanese and Swiss. While more than 80 percent of 65-year-old women in France, Switzerland, and Japan would survive 15 years, only about 70 percent of American women could be expected to live that long.
In narrowing the blame to the American health care system, the researchers first eliminated several other factors. Obesity and smoking are the most important behavior-related causes of death, but obesity increased more slowly in the United States than in the other countries and smoking declined more rapidly, so neither can explain the differences in survival rates. Homicide and traffic fatality rates have remained steady over time, and social, economic and educational factors do not vary greatly among these countries.
But not all experts agree with this analysis. Samuel Preston, a demographer and a professor of sociology at the University of Pennsylvania, says the analysis is faulty.
"The basic message is correct — that measures of U.S. health, including mortality and morbidity, are very poor in comparison with other countries," he said. But the Columbia researchers "have no direct evidence about the health care system in this article," he continued. "Their conclusion is extremely speculative."
That they did not find smoking at fault, Dr. Preston said, "is mysterious to me, particularly since they show high lung cancer mortality for the U.S." Dr. Preston has published widely on mortality trends and the effects of smoking.
Dr. Muennig conceded that the study examined only life expectancy and health care spending in the 13 countries, and not the structure or economics of health care. "We did a pretty good job of showing that smoking isn't the culprit," he said.
"Smoking and obesity are still major risk factors for an individual's health," he said. "But they are sapping life expectancy in all countries. Whereas in the U.S. we have a highly inefficient health system that's taking away financial resources from other lifesaving programs."


Where are the best places in the city for playing, for sport activities or for meeting with friends? Citizens find and share places in urban and green areas in Vienna.
Expenditure of time: Approx. 10 minutes for the first observation, it only takes a few minutes for the following observations.
Where are the best places for skating in Vienna? Where to go to escape the summer heat? Which is the best park for a relaxing afternoon with friends? The project CityOases collects with the help of citizen scientists and the CityOases app data on the potential use of urban open and green areas in Vienna. The observations and data help urban planners to make Vienna an even more liveable city, and also citizens to enjoy the city even more.
Users can search for specific activities in Vienna with the CityOases app, visit one of the points indicated on the map and evaluate the point. They are asked to name the activities but also to rate characteristics like noise, safety, cleanliness or attractiveness of the area. The information, ratings and a photo of the place are shared with others. Users can also create and evaluate a new point and add it to the data pool.
Conditions: Places have to be publicly accessible, outdoors and in the urban area of Vienna.
The observations and data submitted by the citizen scientists are shared with other users of the CityOases app, so they are able to access recommendations and ratings. Additionally, the anonymised collected data will be made available as open data to the public including scientists, researchers, students and the city council.
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Q: geom_point() doesn't completely color a dot when the sizes of it is too big I want to fill the inside of the dots completely but there are some white spaces inside the dots in a geom_point()
I ran the following code :
library(ggplot2)

set.seed(1)
ggplot(data.frame("Year" = seq(2010, 2019,1),
                  "Value" = round(rnorm(10), 1),
                  "Group" = sample(letters[1:3], 10, T)),
       aes(Year, Value)) +
  geom_point(aes(fill = Group), size = 30, pch = 21)

Which gave me the following plot as output :

As you can see, the color used to fill each plot is not solid and there are white spots inside each dot. What I want is to have dots without those white spots on them.
I also tried with the following code in order to avoid the black line that delimits the dot and see if it fixes the issue but as you can see, the output still has some parts that need to be filled.
set.seed(1)
ggplot(data.frame("Year" = 2013:2022,
                  "Value" = round(rnorm(10), 1),
                  "Group" = sample(letters[1:3], 10, T)),
       aes(Year, Value)) +
  geom_point(aes(color = Group), size = 30)

Is there a way to fix that? I really have a good reason to use points with such sizes.

EDIT:
I added another image (which is a zoom to the original) so you can see the white spaces I'm talking about. They appear even if the border are removed. To remove the border, I used the code suggested by @Caspar V in the comments but it didn't work

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Who is Saint Junípero Serra?
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mne.epochs.average_movements(epochs, head_pos=None, orig_sfreq=None, picks=None, origin='auto', weight_all=True, int_order=8, ext_order=3, destination=None, ignore_ref=False, return_mapping=False, mag_scale=100.0, verbose=None)[source]¶

Average data using Maxwell filtering, transforming using head positions.

<col class="field-name" />
<col class="field-body" />

Parameters:

epochs : instance of Epochs

The epochs to operate on.

head_pos : array | tuple | None

The array should be of shape (N, 10), holding the position
parameters as returned by e.g. read_head_pos. For backward
compatibility, this can also be a tuple of (trans, rot t)
as returned by head_pos_to_trans_rot_t.

orig_sfreq : float | None

The original sample frequency of the data (that matches the
event sample numbers in epochs.events). Can be None
if data have not been decimated or resampled.

picks : array-like of int | None

If None only MEG, EEG, SEEG, ECoG, and fNIRS channels are kept
otherwise the channels indices in picks are kept.

origin : array-like, shape (3,) | str

Origin of internal and external multipolar moment space in head
coords and in meters. The default is 'auto', which means
a head-digitization-based origin fit.

weight_all : bool

If True, all channels are weighted by the SSS basis weights.
If False, only MEG channels are weighted, other channels
receive uniform weight per epoch.

int_order : int

Order of internal component of spherical expansion.

ext_order : int

Order of external component of spherical expansion.

regularize : str | None

Basis regularization type, must be "in" or None.
See mne.preprocessing.maxwell_filter() for details.
Regularization is chosen based only on the destination position.

destination : str | array-like, shape (3,) | None

The destination location for the head. Can be None, which
will not change the head position, or a string path to a FIF file
containing a MEG device<->head transformation, or a 3-element array
giving the coordinates to translate to (with no rotations).
For example, destination=(0, 0, 0.04) would translate the bases
as --trans default would in MaxFilter™ (i.e., to the default
head location).

New in version 0.12.

ignore_ref : bool

If True, do not include reference channels in compensation. This
option should be True for KIT files, since Maxwell filtering
with reference channels is not currently supported.

return_mapping : bool

If True, return the mapping matrix.

mag_scale : float | str

The magenetometer scale-factor used to bring the magnetometers
to approximately the same order of magnitude as the gradiometers
(default 100.), as they have different units (T vs T/m).
Can be 'auto' to use the reciprocal of the physical distance
between the gradiometer pickup loops (e.g., 0.0168 m yields
59.5 for VectorView).

New in version 0.13.

verbose : bool, str, int, or None

If not None, override default verbose level (see mne.verbose()
and Logging documentation for more).

Returns:

evoked : instance of Evoked

The averaged epochs.

See also

mne.preprocessing.maxwell_filter, mne.chpi.read_head_pos

Notes

The Maxwell filtering version of this algorithm is described in [1],
in section V.B "Virtual signals and movement correction", equations
40-44. For additional validation, see [2].

Regularization has not been added because in testing it appears to
decrease dipole localization accuracy relative to using all components.
Fine calibration and cross-talk cancellation, however, could be added
to this algorithm based on user demand.

New in version 0.11.

References

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[1]	(1, 2) Taulu S. and Kajola M. "Presentation of electromagnetic
multichannel data: The signal space separation method,"
Journal of Applied Physics, vol. 97, pp. 124905 1-10, 2005.

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[2]	(1, 2) Wehner DT, Hämäläinen MS, Mody M, Ahlfors SP. "Head movements
of children in MEG: Quantification, effects on source
estimation, and compensation. NeuroImage 40:541–550, 2008.

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Q: Developer tools doesn't show-up in google-chrome on my Ubuntu machine Google chrome browser on Ubuntu, doesn't show the Developer tools when I  press F12.

A: Try pressing the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+Shift+I to show the Developer tools pane in Chrome.

A: If the devtools are already opened (minimized or out of view) it won't show up with F12. I need to find it with alt+tab.


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Commercial real estate investment sales volume passes pre-pandemic levels – Pacific Business News – The Business Journals
Commercial real estate investment across the Islands in the first half of 2022 has surpassed pre-pandemic levels, according to a new midyear investment report from Colliers International Hawaii.
By the end of June, Hawaii's commercial real estate investment market saw $1.43 billion in sales volume and marked the second consecutive year of increased investment activity, the report noted. Additionally, the 182 commercial property sales were just shy of the record 184 transactions tallied at mid-year 2021.
"Nationally, investors seeking a safe haven away from volatile stock and bond markets allocated an increased share of their capital for commercial real estate," the report stated, noting it is estimated that U.S. commercial real estate investment volume climbed 38% in the first six months of the year, compared to the same time last year.
Investment activity similarly surged in Hawaii during Q1, according to the report, with a sales volume of more than $930 million.
Three "mega deals," or sales of more than $100 million — The Element for $206 million, Oasis Townhomes for $163.5 million and Hoopili Business Park for $130.1 million — accounted for nearly $500 million of that total, the report stated.
That pace, however, slowed significantly in Q2, which only had approximately $500 million in total sales.
"The lack of mega deal activity, coupled with stiff economic headwinds, contributed to this slow down," the report read, also noting that inflation and recent interest rate hikes have led to uncertainty with real estate investors.
"Transaction sales volume will slow as real estate investors sit on the sidelines until economic uncertainty resolves itself," Senior Vice President Mark Bratton said in the report.
Mainland investors acquired $967 million in commercial properties in the Islands in the first two quarters of the year — nearly two-thirds of the $1.43 billion sales volume, the report noted — but Hawaii-based investors bought 144, or 79%, of the properties sold during the same period.
"As a result, Hawaii-based investors paid an average of $3.2 million for their acquisitions versus U.S. Mainland-based investors' average price of $25.4 million," the report said.
The report also noted that foreign investment this year dropped the lowest level in a decade as Covid-related travel restrictions, unfavorable exchange rates, global inflation and tightened Chinese monetary policies hindered Asian investment in Hawaii's commercial properties.
And in terms of popular property types, multifamily investments had the largest share of both dollar volume — $530.1 million — and sales.
According to the report, of the 182 properties sold in the first half of the year, 48 were multifamily properties — 43 of those were purchased by local investors and five by Mainland buyers — while 43 were industrial properties, 34 were retail, 30 were land, 21 were office and six were hotel/golf properties.
"Of the 48 multifamily transactions recorded, only three exceeded $10 million in sales price," the report stated. "For the local investor, this lower price point provided an easy entry into commercial real estate investing."
And while land transactions and industrial sales totaled approximately $290 million and $227 million, respectively, the report noted that "underlying pandemic-related challenges" resulted in reduced investment activity for the office and retail sectors.
Office accounted for $180.47 million of the total sales volume while hotel/golf properties accounted for $115 million and retail accounted for $86.23 million.
According to the report, notable transactions of 2022 include:
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Hrant Dink commemorated in London
Agos Newspaper's late Editor in Chief Hrant Dink was commemorated in London on his 10th year of murder.
Agos Newspaper's late Editor in Chief Hrant Dink was commemorated in London on his 10th year of murder. The event was organised by the London Armenian Institute at the St Sarkis Church.
The commemoration started with the speech of well-known author, actor, Publisher and human rights activist Nouritza Matossian. Matossian shared a story of seeing Hrant Dink just a week before his passing and how Matossian was trying to convince Dink to move to England, due to the high level of death threats he was receiving. Despite the threat, Dink insisted not to leave by saying "I won't leave my country"
The event then carried on to another section of reciting passages from Tuba Çandar's book "Hrant", which commemorates Hrant Dink's life and his legacy as a biography. After the reciting, an emotional flow of live music sessions mesmerised the audience which were performed by Suna Alan, Aygül Erce, Aris Nadirian and Cahit Baylav. The songs were performed in Kurdish and Armenian. The whole room plunged into deep emotions and sentiments once Suna Alan performed "Sari Gyalin", which used to be one of Hrant Dink's favourite songs.
At the final of event a slide Show showing an interview of Dink was screened and was followed by Armenian Society Patriarch Hovakim Manukyan, which he remarked the importance of solidarity and togetherness.
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Posted on June 11, 2017	by Remember Singapore
The former Big Splash tower, once an iconic landmark at East Coast Park, is slated for demolition after almost 40 years of existence.
Many Singaporeans would have fond memories of Big Splash – its slides, pools and restaurants – as one of their favourite recreation parks during their childhood or schooling times, where they spent many weekend afternoons swishing down the slides and splashing into the pools. And not forgetting those awkward moments when someone's swimwear or trunks got washed off by the high impacts.
Big Splash was developed by Singapore Aquatic Sports Pte Ltd, the wholly-owned subsidiary of private developer Goldhill Properties, who also held directorship at Jurong Watersports Complex Pte Ltd, a firm incorporated in 1975 to set up Mitsukoshi Garden with Japanese retail giant Mitsukoshi Ltd. Located along Japanese Garden Road in the western side of Singapore, Mitsukoshi Garden was the equivalent as well as matching rival of Big Splash.
Both water theme parks shared similar features, both in design and materials used for the pools and slides, which were originated from Yamakuni Iron Company, a well-known Japanese pool maker. In this way, the developers hoped that they would be able to tap into the two large pockets of clienteles in Singapore's main population centres.
Occupying a site of 33,530 square metres, Mitsukoshi Garden was considerably smaller than Big Splash. But it was still well-equipped, with flow pool, sliding pool, kids' pool and a wading pool with a stage as its main attractions. Opened in April 1979, the $10 million project also had a restaurant, reception office, golf putting course, spectator's gallery and function rooms.
Big Splash, however, was more spectacular in design and size, and was soaking in almost a carnival atmosphere.
The iconic five-lane coloured slides – they were ranged between 12m and 17m tall (and 85m long) – were then the tallest and longest slides in the world for a water recreation centre. Beside the splash pools where the slides ended off, there were the adult-size pool, children's pool and flow pools with artificially created current movements. All the pools were filled with seawater, and had sand bottoms to give the swimmers a beach effect.
Other than the water amenities, Big Splash also possessed a restaurant, arcade, refreshment kiosks and an amphitheatre for puppet and magic shows. Its entire premises, a large project evolved from the Park and Recreation Department's plan to develop East Coast Parkway, cost $6 million in construction and a recurring $2 million in annual operation.
Singapore's largely anticipated water amusement park was opened on 23 July 1977, adding to the vibrancy of the up and coming East Coast Park in the late seventies and eighties. Over the years, more amenities were built at the "green lung" of Singapore, such as the man-made lagoon, chalets, bicycle and jogging tracks, golf driving range, tennis courts, food centre and even a crocodile aquarium.
During its heydays, Big Splash was a crowd-puller, welcoming tens of thousands of visitors every month. It was also one of the popular venues for private organisations to hold their events, picnics and parties.
The popular Big Splash unfortunately had a couple of incidents soon after its opening.
A 19-year-old youth was found in a dizzy state after playing several rounds of the water slides. He was taken to the hospital but died hours later of cerebral hemorrhage. In September 1977, a 5-year-old boy was drown in the wave pool.
The 6000-strong attendance during weekends, as well as loud music and announcements made through its twelve loudspeakers, also attracted many complaints of noise pollution from the residents living at the nearby Amber Road.
The golden era of Big Splash lasted until the late nineties and early 2000s, when its popularity dwindled rapidly due to the challenges of new water theme parks in the Fantasy Island at Sentosa and Downtown East's Wild Wild Wet. The managing company began to suffer losses, and it led to a lack of maintenance which saw its pools dirtied and iconic slides filled with algae.
By November 2006, Singapore's once-favourite attraction could no longer continue to operate. Seafood International Market & Restaurant tendered for the site and took over, demolishing the long colourful slides and converting the place into a dining enclave. Its 10-year lease was up in 2016, and the land was returned to the government for redevelopment.
The Mitsukoshi Garden, on the other hand, was long gone, having closed in June 1983 after only four years of operation. It was subsequently sold to a Japanese restaurant chain, and had the premises converted into a dining venue and renamed as CN West Leisure Park.
The Big Splash building will be torn down in a couple of weeks' time, and when that happens, we will bid a final goodbye to this former representative landmark of East Coast with all the fond memories we have.
This entry was posted in Cultural, Historic and tagged Big Splash, CN West Leisure Park, East Coast Parkway, Goldhill Properties, Japanese Garden Road, Jurong Watersports Complex Pte Ltd, Mitsukoshi Garden, Park And Recreation Department, Seafood International Market & Restaurant, Singapore Aquatic Sports Pte Ltd, Yamakuni Iron Company. Bookmark the permalink.
3 Responses to Distant Memories of the Big Splash
Remember Singapore says:
The Mimaland (1975-1994), Malaysia's first theme park that famously had many realistic sculptures of dinosaurs, used to have long colourful water slides too
(Photo Credit: https://www.nst.com.my/news/exclusive/2017/04/235211/memories-mimaland-abandoned-over-20-years-msias-first-theme-park-still)
The building is almost demolished.
Clementi kid says:
Thanks for archiving the memories of the Big Splash.
Just like the red brick National Library, I've only been to the Big Splash a handful of times. I was a 1980s kid.
I guess if Singaporeans want to have fun on waterslides nowadays, it's either the overpriced Adventure Cove in Resorts World Sentosa, or in Johor, Malaysia.
I've also been to the Van Kleef Aquarium once or twice in the 1980s during school excursion tours, but I was too young to remember details.


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Bartholdi Park Gets the Gold
September 27, 2018 September 10, 2018 Mike Goodman
Bartholdi Park, at the United States Botanic Garden, is "an island of green" where every year over a million tourists, workers and a surprising diversity of birds and pollinators come to find respite from the stresses of the city.
Named for the French sculptor Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi, who is most famous as the sculptor of the Statue of Liberty, Bartholdi Park features his "Fountain of Light and Water" in the center.
A demonstration garden since 1932, the recent renovation is a showcase of how sustainable gardening can be beautiful as well as beneficial for both humans and the environment. Most recently, it achieved SITES Gold Certification for its sustainability strategies and is the first project in Washington, D.C. to be certified under the SITES Version Two Rating System.
The SITES program provides guidance, assistance and certification to ensure sustainable design and development principles to better serve communities and the environment. The Bartholdi Park project focused on SITES' key areas: water, soil, plants, materials and human health.
Water: Ten rain gardens capture 100 percent of rainfall and allow it to soak into the ground, diverting runoff from D.C.'s combined sewer system. The rain gardens can accept up to 4,000 cubic feet of water in a 24-hour storm event – equivalent to 256 bathtubs of water. The project also used permeable paving and reduced the amount of impervious surface.
Soil: During renovation, topsoil was removed and saved off-site, amended with organic compost and returned to the park for the new plantings. In areas where plants were saved, the soil was also protected from compaction.
Plants: The gardens showcase plants native to the Mid-Atlantic region and a collection of edible plants in permanent and seasonal plantings in a new kitchen garden. The project team was able to save multiple large trees and shrubs on-site, while other plants were reused on Capitol Hill and in D.C. Public Schools.
Materials: Existing concrete sidewalks were crushed and then used as the base layer under the new sidewalks. Previous stone walls were disassembled and their stones were reused in the new walls for the raised kitchen garden. For the park's locally sourced furniture, a Virginia company built seating and tables from white oaks that had fallen naturally during a storm.
Human Health: The park connects people to nature through programming that includes yoga and nature-in-motion walks. Additional seating, a water fountain and bicycle parking were added. The creation of the American Veterans Disabled for Life Memorial next door to the park presented an opportunity to collaborate with the National Park Service, and educational and therapeutic programs for veterans and active duty soldiers were developed and now use this space.
For more information, visit www.USBG.gov.
Meet Kevin Baten: SWBID Environmental Ambassador
AARP Community Health Fair coming to SW on Oct. 17


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This past weekend, many enthusiastic UnFranchise® Owners packed the Pearson Convention Centre in Brampton, Ontario, for the 2019 Canadian Annual Convention. The key speakers at the event were Jim Winkler and Cullen & Trinity Haskins.
Annual Conventions are just another example of how people power is the strongest force in the universe. When hundreds of entrepreneurs with the same goal of financial freedom come under one roof, anything is possible.
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Q: NamedEntityGraph ignore in Spring Data Rest I have a Repository, whose findAll Method is marked with @EntityGraph. I'm printing the generated SQL to the log and I can see that it generates the right join select when used directly in Java (i.e., myRepo.findAll();).
But when I call this via REST, this does not happen. I either get an Exception, bc. the Lazy-Loading proxy can't be serialized, or if I add jackson-databind-hibernate5, I can see additional queries.
I've tried to generate a minimal reproduction here: https://github.com/cptwunderlich/SpringDataRestDemo
I can't see the additional queries and there is no exception, so I suspect that the Entity is already in the Cache, but it issues a select without a join.
Here an excerpt of the code (getters/setters/etc. generated with lombok, some boilerplate omitted for brevity!):
Entities:
@Entity
@Data
@NoArgsConstructor(force = true)
public class Bar {
  @Id @GeneratedValue
  private Long id;

  private String value;

  @Version
  private Long version;
}

@Entity
@NamedEntityGraph(name = "Foo.full", includeAllAttributes = true)
@Data
@NoArgsConstructor(force = true)
@EqualsAndHashCode(of = {"name"})
public class Foo {
  @Id @GeneratedValue
  private Long id;

  private String name;

  @ManyToOne(fetch = LAZY, cascade = CascadeType.ALL)
  @NonNull
  private Bar bar;

  @Version
  private Long version;
}

Repository:
@RestResource
public interface FooRepository extends JpaRepository<Foo, Long> {

  @EntityGraph(value = "Foo.full", type = EntityGraphType.LOAD)
  @Override
  List<Foo> findAll();
}

Generated query for findAll:
select
    foo0_.id as id1_1_0_,
    bar1_.id as id1_0_1_,
    foo0_.bar_id as bar_id4_1_0_,
    foo0_.name as name2_1_0_,
    foo0_.version as version3_1_0_,
    bar1_.value as value2_0_1_,
    bar1_.version as version3_0_1_
from
    foo foo0_
left outer join
    bar bar1_
        on foo0_.bar_id=bar1_.id

Query via REST:
select
    foo0_.id as id1_1_,
    foo0_.bar_id as bar_id4_1_,
    foo0_.name as name2_1_,
    foo0_.version as version3_1_
from
    foo foo0_ limit ?

A: OMG, I just figured it out. A form of rubber ducky debugging I suppose.
As I was posting this, I noticed the "limit ?" clause in the second query. I manually added a @Query and countQuery and didn't see a change. Then it dawned on me - where did the argument for limit come from?
It's simply a different method:
  @EntityGraph(attributePaths = {"bar"})
  @Override
  List<Foo> findAll();

  @EntityGraph(attributePaths = {"bar"})
  @Override
  Page<Foo> findAll(Pageable pageable);

With the second one coming from the PagingAndSortingRepository


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Ab-Soul Links Up With Action Bronson & Asaad for 'Stigmata'
Andy Bustard
James W. Lemke, Getty Images
It's been two years since the world was last blessed with an Ab-Soul album -- 2012's 'Control System' -- but that wait is about to be finally over. With his long-awaited sophomore LP, 'These Days,' set for a release next month (when exactly is up to us), Soulo sets things off in style with the project's first single, 'Stigmata,' featuring Action Bronson and Asaad.
From the first smack of the drum, you can tell this is going to hit hard. The Black Lip Pastor leads off with a nimble verse about his eye condition and the Universe's funny ways, while dropping double entendres that you probably won't catch until tomorrow: "That's iTunes from a n---- with astigmatism / I got it from my moms, thank you Steve Jobs."
After delivering a soaring hook, which borrows from Nas' 'Carry the Cross,' Soul passes the mic off to Bam Bam for one of his comically-crude verses, and later Philly spitter Asaad, with whom he previously teamed up on 'Alejandro Jodorowsky Flow.'
With the album's release right around the corner, it's obvious the TDE team are relying solely on the music to build excitement for 'These Days.' While 'Stigmata' is a solid first release, we can't help but to keep one eye on what Soulo brings next. Oh, I don't know, another Black Hippy posse cut, perhaps?
Listen to Ab-Soul's 'Stigmata' Feat. Action Bronson & Asaad
Source: Ab-Soul Links Up With Action Bronson & Asaad for 'Stigmata'
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When David, a troubled high school student who appears to suffer from mental illness, finds himself in a situation where he is about to be taken captive for reasons unknown, a dark power takes over his body opening the doors to a world of superhuman abilities and a past kept secret.
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Netflix raised all their prices in January, probably because they're spending $13 billion on programming and you'll pay whatever they charge.
We've all got our tipping point, and with Disney programming (aka Marvel/Star Wars) leaving the network and so many other streaming options available, $16 a month or more is gonna start to sound damn pricey at some point. So good news for some users: Netflix is testing some mobile-only models for as low as three bucks and change.
There are a lot of caveats here: the reduced price plan (for now) is just available in India, viewers only get standard definition streams and they can only stream to one device. Still, the $3.62 plan isn't the only inexpensive model the company is trying, which gives us hope for a cheaper domestic plan — just as the company is testing out more expensive subscriptions elsewhere.
But maybe I'll just stay stateside and be content with Spotify and Hulu.


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Q: MongoDB replica set not picking a PRIMARY with 4 of 6 members UP I have 6 instances running on Scaleway , 3 on ARM servers and 3 on Virtual Ubuntu Servers .
mongodb1 ARM (mongodb 3.4.9)
mongodb2 ARM (mongodb 3.4.9)
mongodb3 ARM (mongodb 3.4.9)
mongodb4 VPS (mongodb 3.4.15)
mongodb5 VPS (mongodb 3.4.15)
mongodb6 VPS (mongodb 3.4.15)

These 6 instances are running mongodb and are joined in a replica set.
More often than not , the ARM instances turn off or Hard reboot for unknown  or implicit reasons .
When i connect to mongodb on the up and running distances , i see that they are all SECONDARY and none of them are elected private. Shouldn't it be such so that the system can go on ?
I also get one more instance up and running , bringing the situation to 4 of 6 members UP , still no change.
After I start the 5th member of the replica set , bringing the situation to 5 of 6 members UP , finally a node is selected PRIMARY
here is the output of rs.status() :
"members" : [
            {
                    "_id" : 0,
                    "name" : "mongodb1:27017",
                    "health" : 0,
                    "state" : 8,
                    "stateStr" : "(not reachable/healthy)",
                    "uptime" : 0,
                    "optime" : {
                            "ts" : Timestamp(0, 0),
                            "t" : NumberLong(-1)
                    },
                    "optimeDurable" : {
                            "ts" : Timestamp(0, 0),
                            "t" : NumberLong(-1)
                    },
                    "optimeDate" : ISODate("1970-01-01T00:00:00Z"),
                    "optimeDurableDate" : ISODate("1970-01-01T00:00:00Z"),
                    "lastHeartbeat" : ISODate("2018-08-14T07:29:56.945Z"),
                    "lastHeartbeatRecv" : ISODate("2018-08-11T08:20:39.905Z"),
                    "pingMs" : NumberLong(0),
                    "lastHeartbeatMessage" : "Connection refused",
                    "configVersion" : -1
            },
            {
                    "_id" : 1,
                    "name" : "mongodb2:27017",
                    "health" : 0,
                    "state" : 8,
                    "stateStr" : "(not reachable/healthy)",
                    "uptime" : 0,
                    "optime" : {
                            "ts" : Timestamp(0, 0),
                            "t" : NumberLong(-1)
                    },
                    "optimeDurable" : {
                            "ts" : Timestamp(0, 0),
                            "t" : NumberLong(-1)
                    },
                    "optimeDate" : ISODate("1970-01-01T00:00:00Z"),
                    "optimeDurableDate" : ISODate("1970-01-01T00:00:00Z"),
                    "lastHeartbeat" : ISODate("2018-08-14T07:29:56.944Z"),
                    "lastHeartbeatRecv" : ISODate("2018-08-11T08:20:39.912Z"),
                    "pingMs" : NumberLong(0),
                    "lastHeartbeatMessage" : "Connection refused",
                    "configVersion" : -1
            },
            {
                    "_id" : 2,
                    "name" : "mongodb3:27017",
                    "health" : 1,
                    "state" : 2,
                    "stateStr" : "SECONDARY",
                    "uptime" : 966,
                    "optime" : {
                            "ts" : Timestamp(1533975634, 1),
                            "t" : NumberLong(14)
                    },
                    "optimeDurable" : {
                            "ts" : Timestamp(1533975634, 1),
                            "t" : NumberLong(14)
                    },
                    "optimeDate" : ISODate("2018-08-11T08:20:34Z"),
                    "optimeDurableDate" : ISODate("2018-08-11T08:20:34Z"),
                    "lastHeartbeat" : ISODate("2018-08-14T07:30:00.654Z"),
                    "lastHeartbeatRecv" : ISODate("2018-08-14T07:29:59.814Z"),
                    "pingMs" : NumberLong(1),
                    "configVersion" : 6
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                            "t" : NumberLong(14)
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                            "t" : NumberLong(14)
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text:
from network import WLAN
from umqtt import MQTTClient
import machine
import time
import json
import pycom

def settimeout(duration):
    pass

WIFI_PASS = ""
WIFI_SSID = ""

wlan = WLAN(mode=WLAN.STA)
wlan.antenna(WLAN.EXT_ANT)
wlan.connect(WIFI_SSID, auth=(WLAN.WPA2, WIFI_PASS), timeout=5000)

while not wlan.isconnected():
    machine.idle()

print("Connected to Wifi\n")
pycom.rgbled(0xff00)

LED_VALUE = '0'
LAT = 48.7144507
LNG = 2.2058228
NODE_ID = "wipy-1"
NODE_RESOURCES = dict(name="WiPy & MQTT", os="micropython", board="ESP8266",
                      position=json.dumps({'lat': LAT, 'lng': LNG}),
                      led=LED_VALUE)

client = MQTTClient("joe", "192.168.0.35", port=1886)

def publish_alive():
    global client
    global NODE_ID
    client.publish("node/check", json.dumps({'id': NODE_ID}))
    print('Alive published')

def publish_resources_list():
    global client
    global NODE_ID
    client.publish(topic='node/{}/resources'.format(NODE_ID),
                   msg=json.dumps(list(NODE_RESOURCES.keys())))

def publish_resources_values():
    global client
    global NODE_ID
    for resource, value in NODE_RESOURCES.items():
        print("Publishing resource '{}' with value '{}'"
              .format(resource, value))
        client.publish(topic='node/{}/{}'.format(NODE_ID, resource),
                       msg=json.dumps({'value': value}))
        time.sleep(1)

def publish_led_value():
    global client
    global NODE_ID
    global LED_VALUE
    print("Publishing led value '{}'".format(LED_VALUE))
    client.publish(topic='node/{}/led'.format(NODE_ID),
                   msg=json.dumps({'value': LED_VALUE}))

def sub_callback(topic, msg):
    global client
    global NODE_ID
    global LED_VALUE
    if topic == b'gateway/check':
        print("Reply alive")
        publish_alive()
    elif topic.endswith('discover'):
        if msg == b'resources':
            print("Reply resources")
            publish_resources_list()
        elif msg == b'values':
            print("Reply values")
            publish_resources_values()
        else:
            print("Unsupported message '{}'".format(msg))
    elif topic.endswith('led/set'):
        LED_VALUE = msg
        if int(msg):
            print("Turn on LED")
            pycom.rgbled(0x7f0000)
        else:
            print("Turn off LED")
            pycom.rgbled(0x000000)
        publish_led_value()
    else:
        print("Unsupported topic '{}'".format(topic))

client.set_callback(sub_callback)
client.connect()
client.subscribe(topic="gateway/{}/discover".format(NODE_ID))
client.subscribe(topic="gateway/check".format(NODE_ID))
client.subscribe(topic="gateway/{}/led/set".format(NODE_ID))
publish_alive()
pycom.rgbled(0x000000)
pycom.heartbeat(False)

while True:
    client.wait_msg()


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Q: Is there .sh installer (software archive is append to .sh flat text file) generating tools for unix? There is a lot of software which is released as shell installers, for example:

*

*Netbeans

*Mathematica

*Bazel (it also provide deb and tar.gz, but .sh is popular)

*Nvidia Graphics Driver
and so on.
This way to install software is convenient and universal.
Is there a tool (like NSYS and Inno Setup in Windows to generate .exe installers) on Unix-like platform which can automatically generate a .sh installer with the archive of target software and simple configuration?
I prefer an open-source solution.

A: I'm not sure about installers being particularly convenient (compared to distributions' native packages). However there is a tool which does what you're looking for, MojoSetup, which produces a single shell script containing the archive to be installed and the installer itself.

A: Here is a more powerful tool for build .sh installer(it can also build other format of package too or convert between different format of package).
It is fpm. Here is its GitHub homepage.
The installation of it is not difficult:
On OSX/macOS:

brew install gnu-tar

On Red Hat systems (Fedora 22 or older, CentOS, etc):

yum install ruby-devel gcc make rpm-build rubygems

On Fedora 23 or newer:

dnf install ruby-devel gcc make rpm-build libffi-devel

On Debian-derived systems (Debian, Ubuntu, etc):

apt-get install ruby ruby-dev rubygems build-essential

The usage of it is also friendly (just type fpm --help will work).


A central vacuum cleaner (also known as built-in or ducted) is a type of vacuum cleaner appliance, installed into a building as a semi-permanent fixture. Central vacuum systems are designed to remove dirt and debris from homes and buildings, sending dirt particles through tubing installed inside the walls to a collection container in a remote utility space. The power unit is a permanent fixture, typically installed in a basement, garage, or storage room, along with the collection container.
A central vacuum cleaner (also known as built-in or ducted) is a type of vacuum cleaner appliance, installed into a building as a semi-permanent fixture. Central vacuum systems are designed to remove dirt and debris from homes and buildings, sending dirt particles through tubing installed inside the walls to a collection container in a remote utility space. The power unit is a permanent fixture, typically installed in a basement, garage, or storage room, along with the collection container. Inlets are installed in walls throughout the building that attach to power hoses and other central vacuum accessories to remove dust, particles, and small debris from interior rooms.
With central vacuum systems that exhaust completely out of the home, no dust or allergies can be recirculated through the interior air, as is the case with a traditional vacuum, secondly the ease and convenience to use it without shifting or moving it from once place to another within and along different rooms makes it a must have in your home.


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Review our Fall Gymnastics programs below. You can click the Schedule link to find the session which works best for you.


Dear beloveds, we are so delighted to share updates with you, and to bring new thoughts and inspirations to all light workers who have so diligently held the light, and to all those who are awakening in the new energies.
These new energies hold the potential for so much more, and we wish to share some thoughts on expanding the possibilities open to you.
For in these new energies all is possible, it is all about energy, it is all about resonance, vibration, thought, intention, creation and visualisation. It is all about the world you wish to see, the world you wish to create and the world you wish to see unfolding for future generations, and your own inner world of experience.
For in these new energies, you are invited to think, feel, see this world of new possibilities, think as big as you like, do not think small beloveds.
How do you wish to see your world, a world with equality and no poverty, a world where all souls have the ability to reach their full potential? How magnificent would this be, what creations would be possible when souls are free and able to pursue their passion and utilise their capabilities, and dream their dreams, and fulfil their true purpose in this lifetime?
What amazing energies would be created when all souls are freed from the worry of providing fresh water for their family, of providing enough food to nourish their family, of not having to walk miles daily to obtain water that is not necessarily as clean and healthy as it could be?
Can you imagine the resonance, the vibration of the joy when there is this equality of basic provision which is each soul's birthright on this planet?
Can you imagine the beauty and the joy of all souls who have appropriate housing to meet their needs, to keep them safe, to keep them cool or warm as appropriate, to store their belongings, to feed their families, to enjoy being together in safety and comfort?
And can you imagine the resonance for all souls, knowing that this is the case that all humanity has this equality, this safety, this environment, how this would add to the inner peace of all humanity knowing this was happening?
Can you sense how the crystalline grid, which holds the energy of all humanity past and present, would raise its energies, raise its vibration of joy and harmony, and how this will in turn support the evolvement of all humanity?
Can you sense how children can benefit from a revised education system in alignment with the new energies, where they are encouraged to evolve, encouraged to explore their potentially, and to feel comfortable and confident in their beingness? That coming into this world with more remembrance and awareness feels appropriate, and accepted, and they can grow and evolve in confidence and love.
Can you sense how beautiful the beaches will be when clear from plastic waste, how beautiful to walk barefoot on the sand and just leave footprints for the tide to wash away? How families can feel safe to play and enjoy the environment without concern for what might be underfoot?
And how right that animals, sea creatures, and all life on the beach may live in safety and remain healthy, and where species are not in danger through ingesting debris left by humans on the beach?
And how clean the oceans will be, how safe for all ocean life, for all birds and humanity to enjoy all the aspects of the ocean, and how this will add to the beauty of the world, support Mother Earth, and raise the energies of the crystalline grid, and assist in bringing joy to the hearts of all souls?
And with the possibility of inner peace comes the possibility of peace on earth. For there cannot be peace of a lasting nature until there is inner peace, and inner peace cannot reside fully in the hearts of enlightened, awakened souls until there is equality, respect for all life and Mother Earth, love for all souls, and a fairness in distribution of all life's requirement.
And so, within the new energies, we invite you to think big, to think and discuss with like-minded souls how you wish to see the world evolve, how beautiful it can be, how diverse, how equal, how respectful, how joyful, and how life for all can change.
This is the potential, this is the possibility, as thoughts create energy and energy is all, so you all have the potential to visualise a world in harmony and balance, in joy and love, in peace and beauty, in lightness and grace.
And so too can you visualise how you wish your life to be, what experiences do you wish to invite in, how would you wish to be of service, how light and bright can your life be, how healthy are you? Can your thoughts help to realign your body and restore balance, how bright can your light radiate for your benefit and all others, how sending unconditional love to all humanity can raise the energies for all and evolve your close relationships with loved ones?
How does your spiritual too box support your life, what changes and new techniques will you invite in?
How magnificent does this feel? You are more powerful than you imagine so think big and see your life unfolding in lightness and joy?
nd so beloveds we encourage you to see the world you wish to see evolve, to see the life you wish to see unfold, to be the change, to inspire others, and to discuss the potentialities and possibilities with like-minded souls.
Celebrate your opportunities in this lifetime, celebrate your physicality and give love to Mother Earth who makes this physical experience a possibility.
In anticipation and magnificence, we watch the unfolding of life on earth, the co-creation of Nova Earth in all its glory, in the light love of the Divine Plan, the Blueprint for life on earth.
Adieu beloveds till time again. Thank you.
The Crystal Team through Lindsay Ball share this inspirational message with love and blessings.


Medical device, namely a tube used to connect severed nerve endings, to facilitate nerve regeneration.
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Processing app that used serial method to talk to arduino need the correct port to connect with. This app can help you: processingScanner (run on 64bit computer) Double check with your control panel -> Device Manager. Device Manager show COM16 where our arduino board connected with, is match with index 0 in the processingScanner. So, the number/index to use in process is 0.
This entry was posted in Arduino on April 9, 2015 by admin.


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