Last weekend we made a quick trip to Copenhagen to visit people and the city. We flew from Heathrow since sadly there were no flights from LCY.
I'll fill this out according to me usual template later, or not.
The financial & commercial capital of German speaking Switzerland.
I needed to visit on business, in Jan 2007, and returned 13 months later. In 2010, it began to be a second home, travelling through it to Zermatt (flickr pictures) and Budapest (flickr pictures) and needing to work in Zurich West. I have not been back since, sadly.
The Swiss still use the Swiss Franc (CHF).
These first two are recommended by the business travel agent, and neither are in the rough guide.
Hotel du Theatre, near Central Sq., on Zahringstrasse.
Hotel City, Lowenstrasse, on the edge of Zurich West.
Hotel Seidenhof, which is very central near the station, and recommended by another business travel agent.
This is Zurich city centre, the google map has the airport marked up.
In England, since we're without the car, a very useful public transport is the Speedbus, which runs from Woking Station to London Heathrow Terminals. This is quicker than driving and parking; you're taken straight there. The buses leave Woking every half hour on the hour or half hour. I have taken to flying Swiss from LCY.
If travelling to Zurich West, for the Crown Plaza or Mercure, one needs Tram No. 2 from Paradeplatz,the 6,7,11 & 13 go from the tramstop on Bahnhofstrasse to Paradeplatz. The 11 & 13 can be caught from the tram stop at the Hauptbahnhof front concourse, the 6 can also be found at the tramstop at the south side entrance.
Frankfurt am Main, the home of the German Banking System and now the European Central Bank. It's taken me a while, since I never visited this city while at Sun (1997-2009) but have been there several times since leaving them. Here are my notes on visiting Frankfurt; here are my pictures on Flikr.
I try to travel to and from London City, LCY [this site] [their site], but there are only four flights/day by Lufthansa. Swiss Air does some silly indirects, as does I believe Malev. BA, it seems still does three direct flights. Same on the way back!
Lufthansa does eight flights a day via London Heathrow.
The Train from the Airport to Frankfurt Central Hauptbahnhof takes about 15 minutes and runs 5 times an hour, costs a couple of Euros. Taxi's take a bit longer, drop you at the door and cost about 30 Euros.
Wikipedia has an overground train route map.
I have stayed in the +NH Frankfurt City and the Hotel Adina, an aparthotel, which I like and is staffed by great people. It's so good, I'd spend my own money on it. I have also stayed at the NH Frankfurt Airport when I was dumped there by Adaria/Lufthansa.
This page was created after my second visit which was with some friends. ( A stag night in fact). The first was a business visit in 2009, and the picture above was taken then, all my Budapest pictures on flickr are in this set.
Back Home in London which talks about the journey home, getting to Budapest Ferihegy Airport, where there are now 4 lounges, and dealing with a schengen-nonschengen journey at Zurich. Ferihegy is a small airport and only those airlines with a lot of flights Malev & Lufthansa have automated machines and permanently manned kiosks. SWISS opened theirs two hours before take off and so you can't get airside 'till then.
A not so long way home talks about what we did.
A place to lay my head, which is mainly about the journey, talks about the three airports, see LCY, where AMEX don't do HUFs, at Zurich, SWISS now let Priority Pass members use their business lounge with an hour's free Wifi and wired connected machines as well. At Budapest, it talks about money exchange and ground transport. I used the Airport Shuttle bus, which was easy, cheaper than a taxi and saved having to navigate the public transport routes. It looks like the planes used by LCY operators can't get that far and so your choice of carrier determines where you change planes. I considered flying to Vienna and then using the train, but this wouldn't have saved me a change, but would have put me in the middle of Budapest which would shorten the taxi ride.
They use the Hungarian Forint (HUF). Yahoo converts CHF:GBP here…. They take Euros nearly everywhere, not sure about the exchange rate you get.
This is appallingly incomplete, I'll update it n ext time I plan a trip.
The Bristol that we used had european plugs and free public wifi. Le Meridien is very central and has an interesting history, but is usually more expensive than I want to pay. I wonder what a bit of notice does.
View Larger MapThis is meant to have the icons on, I'll fix this some time, but not now.
I will buy and take a parallel ruler and chart-plotter next time. They lent us a copy of Ionian by Rod Heikell, which we used as our almanac, I may get a copy of this to plan my next holiday.
While researching my 2009 trip, I discovered that Igoumenitsa is the important entry port from Italy, so maybe another time. NB There are ferries from Venice.
Here are some web sites with general facts about the place.
I am not sure Summer is the best time but…, actually I am not sure 2009 is the right time, have you seen the exchange rate?
Zurich, see my Zurich Page for more on Zurich and Switzerland.
Hourly rail connections run to Zermatt from all major gateways, including directly from Geneva and Zürich airports. From either direction, one straight forward change of trains at Brig or Visp is normally required. At Brig (or Visp) one changes to the romantic little BVZ (Brig-Visp-Zermatt) cog-wheel train for the 80 minute journey up the valley.
The Guardian did one of its sponsored supplements, Jan/Feb 2009 in several parts. I have kept them and put them in the filing cabinet and they gave me several ideas of things to do, and I created a couple of bookmarks at the time. Certainly and inspiration to return to the Bernese Oberland.
They say "extraordinarily pretty subway maps from anywhere to everywhere in new york city".
As for the programming bits, it was a rag-tag team of scripts consisting of Ruby, Python (NumPy, SciPy, matplotlib), PHP, and ImageMagick all popped onto a couple hundred EC2 instances, running computations on a few gigs of MySQL tables. Distances and image overlays were precomputed for about 128k points in NYC and then moved over to S3 for safekeeping. Web stuff is all Sinatra and (of course) Google Maps. Datawise, station-to-station commute time is from the Metropolitan Transit Authority, and walking calculations are via Manhattan distance at 3mph.


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McDonald's: New Black CEO
The Root Staff
Donald Thompson
McDonald's has announced that current President Donald Thompson will take over as CEO on July 1 of this year, becoming the first African American to head the fast-food chain since it was founded in 1955.
Thompson, who has long been considered among the top candidates to succeed Skinner, will be the first African American to head McDonald's since it was founded in 1955.
Andy McKenna, chairman of McDonald's board, said Thompson's track record and experience "speak to his qualifications to further drive the company's momentum."
The challenge for Thompson, 48, will be to continue the momentum that Skinner, 67, started with the company.
Skinner was among the group of executives that designed the "Plan to Win," which was rolled out in 2003. That plan is credited with turning around the company, which had seen its stock drop after years of corporate expansion.
In recent years, McDonald's has been anything but shy about its efforts to woo African Americans. The restaurant's "365 Days of Black" campaign goes so far as to declare that the chain is "rooted in the black community." That statement raises eyebrows among those who see the fast food as a culprit for health problems and question the tone of its "ethnic marketing."
But others praise the business opportunities the chain provides for racial minorities, which would seem to be affirmed by its appointment of America's 12th-ever "major" black CEO.
Does the announcement of Thompson's new role add any color to your assessment of the fast-food giant? Weigh in.
Read more at USA Today.

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Cops exploit Bronx tragedy; WE NEED PEOPLE'S ORGANIZATION INSTEAD!
machetero5	Political Exposure	 June 29, 2018 December 2, 2018 4 Minutes
By Carlito Rovira
In the past week many people have been devastated, especially in New York City's Bronx community, by news video coverage of 15 year old Lesandro Guzman-Feliz, who was also known as "Junior." The graphic video shows Lesandro being savagely stabbed and hacked to death by members of a street youth gang known as "Los Trinitarios."
There has been a tremendous outpouring of sympathy by people throughout the city and across the country for Lesandro Guzman-Feliz's grieving mother and family, who will be impacted by this tragic event for years to come. Unfortunately, public discussion of this case was immediately limited by the media and has not addressed the social context that fuel these events in poor working-class communities.
Media reports have emphasized the perpetrators' life-time record of criminal activity and zeroed-in on outcries for justice by neighborhood residents. And understandably so, mainstream news outlets sensationalized reports of this tragedy and have in various ways called upon stepping up police activity in oppressed people of color neighborhoods while insidiously attempting to facilitate community support for this end.
First we must ask, why is the racist police —with the assistance of the news media— trying to manipulate the justified anguish of this predominantly Dominican Bronx neighborhood? Why is the police controlling the narrative of these events?
As we well know, the police have never been a friend of the Latino community. The NYPD has historically been responsible for killing scores of unarmed Black and Latino people in this city, with violence comparable to that which was deployed against Lesandro.
And despite the police's repeated mention that Lesandro Guzman-Feliz aspired to be a cop and that he was a member of the Explorers, a youth club under the auspices of the NYPD, when the police was called to the scene it treated Lesandro with the same contempt it treats all youth of color.
In fact, the attitudes of the two responding NYPD officers serve as a window into how the police view violence among people of color. A later-released video shows that as Lesandro laid bleeding to death two uniformed cops stood back without attempting to save his life.
No one can deny that these hideous crimes merit punishment and justice. Such acts are indisputably a clear indication of a mental and emotional departure from basic moral values and a sense of humanity. Death by senseless violence continues to be part of a disturbing panorama that describes the reality for many communities of color.
Violence conducted by individuals for the pettiest of reason is a behavioral matter that can only be addressed in a discussion of culture of the society within which it happens. That is, the violent historical setting from which capitalist culture developed. And because culture is at the heart of this matter, it is unfortunate that a percentage of unstable individuals among oppressed people will tend to mimic the violence of our oppressors.
Violence among oppressed people will never be a problem that the police will attempt to eradicate. They will point to its existence but only as a ploy to convince us that diminishing civil liberties and other meager freedoms works to our "safety." In short, the deviant behavior of a few will always be used to enhance the powers of the police, courts and prisons.
In fact, since the very beginning of the police, dating back to slavery, their profession centers on inflicting violence on our people whenever they deem necessary. For this reason alone poor working class people cannot rely on the police state for salvation.
Gang violence was never as acute of a problem as it is now, until the 1980's, when an influx of drugs consumed many communities of color. There was ample evidence, then, pointing to law enforcement, along with the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), as the main perpetrators in what soon thereafter became a widespread crisis. Gang leaders were corrupted which made these organizations an essential part of the operations that led to funneling drugs into poor communities.
Ultimately every oppressed person in this country will be compelled to realize that peace and security can only come about from our own actions and organizing efforts.
Historically, not all street organizations involved themselves in hideous criminal activity. Many youths joined these groups for noble reasons and simply to obtain a sense of safety and belonging. There are instances in history where street youth groups protected neighborhood residents from crime.
One good example is the Young Lords, a Puerto Rican/Latino youth group that developed on the streets and prisons in Chicago during the 1960's. They were influenced by the political events of that decade, especially by the activist work of the Black Panther Party. Eventually the Young Lords transcended to become a revolutionary entity.
The Young Lords began on the streets and prisons of Chicago. They eventually transcended to become a revolutionary entity.
Such is the direction that these street youth groups of today must take. They must either side with the people and fight on their behalf or allow themselves to be absorbed by the efforts of the police state. In which case they would risk feeling the wrath of a rising revolutionary mass movement.
Justice and protection from criminal elements that have gone to the point of no return, and forgiveness, as Lesandro Guzman-Feliz's killers, can only come about with a politically and organizationally sophisticated militant mass movement. And that would automatically imply our people exercising the right to use all techniques and methods of self-defense.
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Hmmm…… so clever of that white supremacist institution, to hire those who look like us to do their dirty work. Nice, but its all consistent with the traditions of tyrants. The Romans and later on, the Nazies did the same. That institution began as an entity of slave catchers. Catch up on your history, my dear Rose. What begins with wrong continues with wrong, until it is completely eradicated from this society. Having Don Pepes and coons in the NYPD or any police force does not mean anything, nor does it erase the fact that since 911 over 6,000 unarmed civilians have been killed by the police across the country, including by cops "of color". Deal with those well documented facts.
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The Hawker Dantorp was a version of the Hawker Horsley developed for Denmark. The Dantorp differed from the Horsley in a number of ways. It could carry an extra (third) crew member, and the undercarriage could be switched between wheels and floats. Like the Horsley it was of mixed wood and metal construction. Two aircraft were built by Hawker in the UK, and the remaining aircraft were to be manufactured in Denmark under license, by the Danish Naval Dockyard. The two Hawker-built aircraft were delivered in 1933. No further aircraft were made.
The Dantorp aircraft were used extensively to develop a new torpedo launch-method, specifically for the shallow Danish waters.
The 3-View for this aircraft was drawn by Tage Larsen. It looks really clean, and together with my collection of photos, to fill in the details, it should make this build a hoot.


There are several different options for getting the stump removed from your yard. To help you make a more informed decision, we've outlined a few of the most common approaches, and the pros and cons of each, below.
Remember, always call #811 before you or your contractor attempt stump removal! It protects you, and it's Colorado state law.
While DIY can be awesome, DIY stump removal can get a little dicey. Renting a stump grinder from a local rental company, such as Home Depot or Sunbelt Rentals, will usually have a four hour minimum. Add in tax and a damage waiver (always a good idea since there is no way to know what is buried under, around or in a stump until the cutter head finds it for you) your minimum cost is about $110 (Home Depot) to $130 (Sunbelt).
Some online DIY sites have instructions to drill holes in your stump and use chemicals to help your stump deteriorate very rapidly (6-8 weeks), then break it apart with an axe. In Colorado, because of our low humidity, chemicals often do not react and stay, crystallized, in the bottom of the drilled hole. If the chemicals do react, they can leach into the ground, killing nearby vegetation, and making revegetation nearly impossible without exchanging the soil. The warning label speaks for itself – keep your pets and children away from the area.
Please don't try this! A tragic story in Aurora reported the traumatic death of a man who was killed trying to pull a stump out of the ground with his SUV, also injuring his elderly neighbor.
Takeaway: Some things are best left to professionals.
Stump removal for many tree companies is often an "afterthought" service, something they have to offer to be considered a full-service company, but not something they are enthusiastic about. The operator may not be someone with experience and expertise, but may have just been assigned to grind stumps that day. Some companies wait until they have a group of stumps to remove and then rent a machine, resulting in delay for you. In any case, they will be more expensive.
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Q: ASIHTTPREQUEST not working as expected in iOS 8.3 I have used asihttprequest classes in my app for calling web-api.
But now it's not working in iOS 8.3 as well as in iOS 11+ and already full app was developed so can't change whole asihttprequest to afnetworking so I need some solution in asihttprequest only.
I want to add that when I am calling api using startAsynchronous it's not working but when I am using startSynchronous it's working fine but for a while it freezes the app.
Once request sent it's not come back with any response not failed or success.
I am using ASIFormDataRequest to call api like this.
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Home / Foundry Files Blog / Milliwatts per Gigahash: Crypto Miner ASICs Look to 22FDX
Milliwatts per Gigahash: Crypto Miner ASICs Look to 22FDX
By: Dave Lammers
The last couple of blogs I've written have looked at using the 22FDX® technology process for Internet of Things and automotive radar applications, markets that call for a combination of performance at low power consumption. Cryptocurrency mining is another market where power consumption is a defining characteristic, one reason that miners are moving gradually away from GPUs to ASICs.
One of the interesting things about the semiconductor industry is that every application needs a different mix of performance, power consumption, cost, and other factors. The cryptocurrency mining applications are that way, even down to the major coins — Bitcoin, Litecoin, and Ethereum — and the ways they are mined.
Anshel Sag, an associate analyst at Moor Insights & Strategy, who tracks the coin mining market, said miners "don't want to buy any extra logic on-chip. They want to minimize power. Everything is extremely lean because most of this boils down to power consumption."
Each of the different algorithms, Sag said, presents "a different bottleneck, and the ASICs need to be architected in different ways to minimize the bottlenecks." (Sag and Moor principal analyst Patrick Moorhead wrote a white paper on fabs and cryptocurrency miners that provides details on the subject.)
"With so much energy consumed daily, mining operations and manufacturers are always looking at the efficiency of their ASIC miners. Most mining devices 'performance' is measured in hashes per watt rather than total hashing capability." Source: Moor Insights & Strategy White Paper, "The Importance Of Fabs In Crypto Mining"
Architectures Differ
Sanjay Charagulla, senior director of technology marketing and business development at GF, outlined the differences in the miner ASICs optimized for Bitcoin, Litecoin, and Ethereum. The Litecoin ASICs tend to have a relatively small fraction of logic transistors, while SRAM cells account for roughly two-thirds of the transistors. Charagulla argued that GLOBALFOUNDRIES' 22FDX process has "one of the most efficient SRAM bit cells," and cited that as a reason why GF has "already taped out multiple customer designs."
Ethereum mining, which accounts for roughly 10 percent of the total mining IC market, thus far has been dominated by graphics processors (GPUs). The Ethereum algorithm requires a relatively large amount of external memory, and the die sizes are larger. Charagulla said he sees Ethereum mining growing to as much as a quarter of the market, because its overall commercial technology offers good transaction flexibility over Bitcoin.
With Bitcoin – still the dominant cryptocurrency despite a flood of new entries – the mining appliances typically have multiple PCB boards, with each board holding on the order of 50-100+ ASICs. These tiny ASICs are logic devices, with hundreds of multiply and accumulate (MAC) circuits on each die, requiring no external memories or co-processors. And if a couple of cores are not working, the ASIC is able to still grind away. "The Bitcoin ASICs are not that complex. The layout and back end design are key to efficiency," he said.
With the cost of power so important to miners, efficiency is measured in milliWatts per gigahash, rather than total hashing capability. Bitmain, the dominant mining vendor, has described a 98 milliwatts per gigahash Bitcoin miner, and new competitors are seeking to either match or improve on that. "We have multiple customers engaged, and a handful already taped out, with good results," Charagulla said.
Good Enough Performance
I asked Charagulla if miners could get to the next space on the blockchain faster by jacking up the ASIC's frequency and paying for the extra power consumption. He replied that to keep the thermal flow within the miner at an optimum level and conserve power, the smart strategy is to run the ASICs at a "reasonable frequency of 400-500 MHz at the lowest power."
Even though some Bitcoin ASICs are shifting to FinFET-based processes, Charagulla argued that the better strategy is to keep the manufacturing costs and power consumption down by using the FD-SOI-based FDX process, while maintaining sufficient performance. "The way to do this is to run thousands of cores in parallel, at a certain frequency, so they can still solve the puzzle. The cores are basically a bunch of XOR gates with a 16-bit-wide datapath, in a confined layout. Our belief is that 22FDX will meet the requirements here. Where FinFETs shine is at gigahertz clock speeds, with wider buses and bit-adder logic. In this case (Bitcoin ASICs) there is not any high-speed I/O, so if you can optimize the layout of the cores, FD-SOI can be as good as FinFETs, and at lower costs."
Many customer designs using the FDX process operate at just 0.4V. Charagulla said one tier one customer is pushing down to a 0.3 Vdd to provide miners with a lower-power-consumption ASIC at 80 milliwatts per gigahash, while "still able to run the algorithm efficiently." Back biasing and forward biasing can be used to meet the performance and power specs, he added.
Capacity Constraints
Sag, the Moor Insights analyst, said while some "premium" ASIC miners will continue to be made at leading-edge FinFET processes, other miners may take a different tack. "FinFETs on the more-expensive nodes provide higher performance, but at a cost. When the mining ASICs go to smaller design rules, the wafers are more expensive. Right now, people want to drive down the cost of miners, so they can sell more at a lower cost and get more profit. By being on a leading-edge node, such as 10nm or 7nm, the yields are not the greatest initially. The costs are high on a leading-edge node."
Moreover, mining companies are "jockeying for fab capacity, another reason why the costs are higher," Sag said.
With GF's Malta, N.Y. fab running at nearly full capacity at 14nm and the upcoming 7nm processes based on FinFETs, Sag said the mining companies see available 22FDX capacity at Dresden as an opportunity. Moreover, with more than a half-dozen miner device manufacturers based in China, Sag said "22FDX could be used in China relatively soon."
Sag noted that "GF is doing a good job of choosing the right processes for the right customers, for what is important to them. Not every chip needs billions of FinFET transistors. 22FDX makes sense in terms of price sensitivity, as well as the need for high efficiency."
The Moor Insights white paper noted that the "GLOBALFOUNDRIES' FDX roadmap will expand in 2019 and 2020 to include 12nm FDX, which should operate at even lower power and higher performance while also having a cost-friendly profile. We believe this product expansion could significantly benefit miners. The cost of manufacturing chips is becoming an increasingly important factor in their success, particularly as Bitcoin and other altcoin ASIC mining companies aim to turn as much volume as possible."
Charagulla said the available capacity at Dresden is drawing new miner companies to 22FDX. "Malta is mostly full, and the Dresden fab is clearly positioned for 22FDX, and 12FDX going forward. We are getting design wins in millimeter wave RF, for base stations and mobile handsets and millimeter-wave radar. For the miner ASICs, FDX adds value, and that is why the new entrants are coming to us."
Dave Lammers
Dave Lammers is a contributing writer for Solid State Technology and a contributing blogger for GF's Foundry Files. Dave started writing about the semiconductor industry while working at the Associated Press Tokyo bureau in the early 1980s, a time of rapid growth for the industry. He joined E.E. Times in 1985, covering Japan, Korea, and Taiwan for the next 14 years while based in Tokyo. In 1998 Dave, his wife Mieko, and their four children moved to Austin to set up a Texas bureau for E.E. Times. A graduate of the University of Notre Dame, Dave received a master's in journalism at the University of Missouri School of Journalism.


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Charlize Theron is officially joining the cast of F. Gary Gray's Fast 8. According to Variety, the particulars regarding Theron's role aren't exactly clear, but it's likely she's going to play some sort of villain. She's been circling the project for a while, but the combination of Theron's crowded production schedule and her desire to evaluate a finished script meant it took a while to lock down her participation. She'll have at least one evil partner: Game of Thrones' Kristofer Hivju (aka Tormund Giantsbane, the prominent wildling raider) is also playing a baddie, according to Slashfilm.
Theron is one of the toughest, most intimidating actors working — you've seen Mad Max: Fury Road, right? — and the prospect of watching her tangle with Dom Toretto and Luke Hobbs is pretty thrilling. She's going to remain a fixture on theater screens in the year between now and Fast 8's release: The Huntsman: Winter's War is debuting this month, and Theron has a handful of other movies landing in the next year. Variety also notes that she's attached to an upcoming Sony spy thriller known as The Grey Man, which is being delayed while its script is reconfigured for a female lead; Sony's hoping it'll become a franchise. All of that's exciting, but I have the feeling Fast 8 just jumped to the top of most of her fans' must-watch lists. It enters production this summer, and it's scheduled to premiere on April 14th, 2017.


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Q: Unable to get Residuals for AOV in R I have a dataframe in R.
This is part of the head of the DF:
Sujet  T  E  O  P  meanTR

1      1  0  0  0  0.97
1      1  0  0  0  1.44
2      0  1  0  1  0.94

*

*Sujet : from 1 to 12

*T , E , O , P : 1 or 0

*meanTR : Numeric

I want to get the anova table, so I tried this:
model_all <- aov(meanTR ~ E*O*P+ Error(Sujet/E*O*P), data = df)

After that, I want to extract the residuals of my models to plot them
So I tried this :
res <- residuals(model_all) returns NULL
So I found people online suggesting this solution:
model_all.pr <- proj(model_all)
res <- model_all.pr[[3]][, "Residuals"]

But this returns subscript out of bound
res <- model_all.pr[[3]]["Residuals"]

But this returns NA
I don't know what I'm doing wrong. I'm really confused
Any help would be appreciated.
The main goal is to be able to run this:
plot(res)

qqnorm(res)

A: With aov(), you'll get a top-level $residuals attribute for some fits but not others.
For example with a simple model like the following, you can access residuals directly (use str() to see the structure of an object, include what attributes can be accessed):
fit1 <- aov(Sepal.Length ~ Sepal.Width, data=iris)

str(fit1$residuals)
## Named num [1:150] -0.644 -0.956 -1.111 -1.234 -0.722 ...
## - attr(*, "names")= chr [1:150] "1" "2" "3" "4" ...

But in the more complex model specification you're using (i.e. with an explicit/custom error term), there are separate residual values in each of the top-level attributes:
fit2 <- aov(Sepal.Length ~ Sepal.Width + Error(Species/Sepal.Length), data=iris)

fit2$residuals # NULL

names(fit2)
## [1] "(Intercept)"   "Species"   "Sepal.Length:Species"   "Within"

fit2$Species$residuals
## 2         3
## -1.136219  5.179749

str(fit2$Within$residuals)
## Named num [1:144] -1.83e-15 -2.49e-15 -1.90e-15 -2.55e-15 -2.89e-15 ...
## - attr(*, "names")= chr [1:144] "7" "8" "9" "10" ...
## ...
## ...

I haven't thought about the stats behind enough to say why this is, but I'm sure it is reasonable.
Hope that helps!


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Heineken Presents 5tardium
As we exited the subway station, strolling past the kimbap stands and glowstick vendors, the weather was perfect. It wasn't too hot and it wasn't too cold. While there were clouds, they weren't rain clouds, which can ruin even the best of events. It was a little past 5 PM, so as we approached the stadium, we could already here the bass booming from the first stage. After checking in with the press tent and grabbing our badges, we made our way into the stadium. Wristbands shown, bags inspected, and cameras prepped, we were ready for the experience. Dutch premium beer company Heineken and Korean event agency VU Entertainment provided an innovative EDM experience along with international artists on the five different stage at Jamsil Olympic Stadium. Keep reading to discover what the event was like!
THE LAYOUT
Upon entering the actual stadium, there was an open area with sponsor displays, photo opportunities, booths, and food/drink vendors. This was nice because it gave visitors a place to get away from the stages and relax if they needed to.
The stages themselves were accessed through a single entrance. The five stages sat in a ring. Each was identical and came complete with speakers, LED displays, pyrotechnics, special effects, and of course, a DJ booth. In between the stages, there were bars on the ground level and VIP sections above those.
Throughout the event, we noticed that the stages were all synced. While one stage featured the DJ playing, the other stages' screens, speakers, pyrotechnics, etc. were still active. This was neat because you could be on the other side of the stadium while the DJ was playing and still feel the energy and experience.
THE DJS
Starting things off on the first stage was Mark Knight. With over a decade of experience DJing and producing, it was amazing to watch the legend perform once again in South Korea. Last year, ElectRow watched Mark Knight play at Sensation at KINTEX in Ilsan (see ElectRow Magazine Vol. 2 for the Sensation Coverage), and he did an amazing job delivering quality sets for both events. Even though he was first, and not everyone had quite made it to the stadium, those in attendance for his set were attentive and involved. At first, we were a bit surprised that he was opening the event, but compared to the rest of the acts during 5tardium, we think his style fit perfectly with the setting sun.
As the sky darkened, the stadium began to fill. Even before Mark Knight finished his set, people were lining up in front of the second stage, anxiously awaiting the next artist. As the music faded from the first stage, you could feel the anticipation in the air. Eyes were glued to the screens as the intro video for the second stage played simultaneously across the five stages. Suddenly, the words "Danny Byrd" appeared and a burst of fireworks shot high into the air as he dropped his first song.
Bass music is not on the forefront of the music scene is South Korea, but you wouldn't have known that from the crowd's reactions and response. Fans roared as drum n' bass tunes erupted from the speakers. The difference between Mark Knight's style and that of Danny Byrd is huge, but we think that is what made 5tardium so special. They definitely had the right idea advertising the event as 5 different stages with 5 different experiences.
The third stage featured Seven Lions. By the time he was on, the stadium was nearly full and from the back of the crowd, the view was breathtaking. However, we didn't stay in the back long, because we wanted to get all the way to the front to witness this set. Seven Lions' music is the perfect blend of beauty and raw power. His performance exceeded expectations, and it definitely seemed like he made a lot of new fans in the crowd. We were impressed by his stage presence and the musical flow of his set.
Then came stage four. Alvaro was probably the most recognizable DJ at 5tardium because of his big tracks such as the collaboration with Mercer, "Welcome to the Jungle". Along with MC KC Jones, Alvaro delivered a set full of energy and excitement. At one point during the set, they had the entire crowd get down and jump up on the drop. From our vantage point, it was incredible to see thousands of people jump up and throw their hands in the air.
Finally, Super8 & Tab took the fifth stage to finish out the incredible evening. By this point, everyone was in good spirits and still had tons of energy to burn! The last stage was the furthest point from the entrance, which was a smart move by the organizers. Their set was similar to that of Alvaro, but featured just a little bit more progressive house to keep spirits lifted and end the night on a positive note.
Overall, all five acts delivered solid sets. There weren't any apparent mess-ups or glitches and execution was clean. I guess that's what you should expect from DJs of their caliber though!
PERFORMANCES & ATMOSPHERE
While music is important at a festival, the atmosphere and feeling you get from the event is also crucial. Like most big events, they did have the occasional pyrotechnics, confetti, and streamers. However, 5tardium also included various performances and extras that added to the experience for each of the individual stages. From dancers to giant puppets to LED bracelets, the event was something to be seen, just as much as it was to be heard.
Lucent Dossier and RJ Dancers came on stage during the DJ sets to dance and keep the crowd interest at an all-time high. As soon as they walked out, cell phones went up and pictures were snapped. Each stage had a different experience, even down to these performers.
Dundu provided giant puppets that made their way around the crowd during the stage performances. These giant white figures were lit up and visible from everywhere inside the stadium. Although there were people controlling them on the ground, from afar, they looked simply magical.
Pixmob provided LED lighting in the form of bracelets and balls. The bracelets are controlled remotely, so that they would light up altogether and change colors. Once lit, you could see a sea of light as the crowd members held their hands high. The balls were thrown out during the end of the last set and could be seen bouncing on top of the crowd. They were also programmed to change colors once hit, so they would flash between white and green.
Heliosphere was another one of the incredible performance extras at 5tardium. A giant, lit-up sphere floated high above the crowd as a gymnast dangled below. The beauty of the gymnast's performance attracted a lot of attention and everyone's eyes were to the skies.
Before the final stage began, there was a fireworks display over the stadium. The organizers pulled out all the stops on 5tardium. Just when you thought you had seen everything there was to see, they would surprise you with another spectacular surprise.
WHAT WE LIKED & CONCLUSION
We got to 5tardium early enough to catch all five acts, so we were able to witness the progression of the event from the first stage all the way to the last. Even early on in the evening, we saw plenty of people embracing unique accessories and colorful fashion. Having attended many festivals over the years, we have noticed each year that more and more festival-goers in Korea dress up and get into the festival 'spirit'.
Throughout the night, we found the fans to be very positive and quite loving. While many people go to events just to tell their friends they went, it seemed like the 5tardium fans were there for the music and to enjoy themselves.
We were also extremely impressed with how smooth the event ran. From start to finish, everything seemed to be organized and the timing was perfect. There were no breaks, pauses, or mishaps, which can easily occur with such a big production. We didn't notice a single mistake throughout the event.
We also want to comment on the wonderful VIP amenities. If this event returns next year, we will definitely highly recommend everyone to take advantage of the VIP lounges. You might have to pay a little extra, but they seemed well worth it. With four different lounges, there was plenty of choices. Some featured table settings with bottle service, while others offered food and Heineken beer all night long. They also had access to their own sets of bathrooms, so you didn't have to wait in line with the rest of general admission ticket holders. The VIP lounges were raised above the rest of the audience, so you had a clear view of the stages and could see over the entire audience.
Overall, we were very happy with 5tardium and impressed that it was such a huge success for being a brand new event created from scratch. We definitely hope it returns year after year and gets bigger and better. This was actually one of our staff members' first festival, and she had a great time discovering what the culture is all about. We also heard from one of the festival attendees, Edward S., who had a lot of great things to say about this event. He had attended Sensation as well, but was impressed by 5tardium even more. "It was so far my best party[,] performance-wise. The 5tardium one was amazing in different ways. It had new taste that party crews were looking for. Its concept of having 5 stages was different from other plain party. Definitely something that people would remember for." We totally agree and appreciate Edward for taking the time in sharing his thoughts about the event. If you want to share your thoughts or feelings about 5tardium or any other events that we cover at ElectRow, then drop us a line at submissions@wordpress-610803-1980934.cloudwaysapps.com!
Thank you to all the performers, organizers, and staff!
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Dahal cancels North Korea visit
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Former prime minister and Nepal Communist Party (NCP) Co-chairperson Pushpa Kamal Dahal has cancelled his planned visit to the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
Dahal was set to visit North Korea on the occasion of the country's National Day on September 9, the day DPRK was proclaimed with Kim II-Sung as premier, at the invitation of Workers Party of North Korea Chairman Kim Jong-un.
DPRK Ambassador to Nepal Kim Yong Hak had extended the invitation to Dahal on behalf of Chairman Kim during his meeting with Dahal and former prime minister and senior NCP (NCP) leader Madhav Kumar Nepal at the party headquarters in Parisdanda on July 9.
Sources said Dahal had accepted the invitation in the meeting.
However, Dahal later decided not to visit DPRK following feedback from party leaders and cadres, and told members of his party's Foreign Affairs Department that it was not possible for him to visit DPRK due to his busy schedule, sources said.
"The decision not to visit DPRK was taken to maintain good relations with the international community, including western countries," an NCP (NCP) leader told THT.
With Dahal cancelling his trip, the party plans to send someone else to DPRK, but the name is yet to be finalised, the NCP (NCP) leader said, adding that the decision would be conveyed to the DPRK government through DPRK's Ambassador to Nepal.
NCP (NCP) Spokesperson Narayan Kaji Shrestha said the party had decided to send Dahal to North Korea considering the fact that the peace process had just started in the Korean peninsula and Dahal could share Nepal's experience of the peace process.
"The party had taken a decision to this effect in a meeting in presence of Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli," Shrestha told the Himalayan Times. "But I do not know for what technical reasons Dahal cancelled the trip," he added.
Following the cancellation of his North Korea visit, Dahal is scheduled to make a five-day visit to India starting September 7 and a week-long visit to China from September 17.
Kim Jong-Un has been serving as party chairman, head of the Central Military Commission of North Korea and chairperson of the State Affairs Commission since 9 May 2016. The Workers' Party of Korea was formed in 1949.
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ND Energy offers fellowships for undergraduate and graduate students to conduct energy-related research with ND Energy faculty affiliates at the University of Notre Dame. These fellowships support new advancements in energy technologies, systems, and infrastructures, while broadening the educational and research experiences of students receiving awards.
Student scholars are selected annually through a competitive application process. Awards are used to support student stipends, laboratory supplies, travel for students to present their research at a national conference, and if applicable, summer housing, meals, and other incidentals. The timeline for application submissions is as follows:
Eilers and Forgash Graduate Student Fellowships: October 1 - November 15
Slatt Undergraduate Student Fellowships: October 1 - November 15 and February 1-28
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Est. 2006 by Christopher ('80) and Jeanine Slatt in honor of Vincent P. Slatt, Notre Dame Class of 1943
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ND-ECI/NDE/CCI Postdoctoral Fellowship
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Events - Nov 28, 2019
Below you will find the most comprehensive list of upcoming events, family activities, and things to do in L.A. with kids. Browse through all of the events, or use the convenient search tool below to find the specific types of events you are looking for.
Santa Photo Experience
Del Amo Fashion Center, Torrance, CA
Del Amo Fashion Center will host a several opportunities for families to make memories with Santa. Save time, avoid the line by reserving your magical...
11/28/2019: 10:00 am - 9:00 pm
The Elevated Eye: Aerial Photography Past and Present Exhibit
Forest Lawn Museum, Glendale, CA
10 a.m.-5 p.m. Tues.-Sun. Oct. 10–March 8. Explore the history of aerial photography - from its origins in the 19th century to the boundary-pushing technologies...
Pequenos Rockeros
Cayton Children's Museum, Santa Monica, CA
Are you ready to rock?! Join the museum's very own resident rock star, Luis, for a rockin' great time! Youngsters will bounce out to rock...
11/28/2019: 10:15 am - 12:00 pm
Storytime Adventures!
Snooknuk Cafe, Los Angeles, CA
This Storytime Adventure features its very own Storytelling Crew and there will also be special guest story-tellers and puppeteers to entertain the little ones. Storytime...
11/28/2019: 10:30 am - 11:00 am
Betye Saar: Call and Response Exhibit
LACMA, L.A., CA
11 a.m.-5 p.m. Mon.-Tues., Thurs., 11 a.m.- 8 p.m. Fri., 10 a.m.–7 p.m. Sat.-Sun. Sept. 22-April 5. LACMA presents the first exhibition to examine the...
Every Living Thing: Animals in Japanese Art Exhibition
11 a.m.-5 p.m. Mon.-Tues., Thurs., 11 a.m.- 8 p.m. Fri., 10 a.m.–7 p.m. Sat.-Sun. Sept. 22-Dec. 8. Lions, dogs, horses, oxen, cats, fish, insects, birds,...
Hammer Projects: Max Hooper Schneider
Hammer Museum, Westwood, CA
11 a.m.–8 p.m. Tues.-Fri., 11 a.m.–5 p.m. Sat.-Sun. Sept. 21-Jan. 19. This immersive installation, which is Schneider's first solo museum show, reveals his background in...
Lari Pittman: Declaration of Independence Exhibition
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Loitering Is Delightful Exhibition
Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery, L.A., CA
11 a.m.-4 p.m. Thu.-Sun. Oct. 31-Jan. 12. When you have the time to hang out at the Barnsdall Art Park, you should make the point...
Thomas Joshua Cooper: The World's Edge Exhibition
11 a.m.-5 p.m. Mon.-Tues., Thurs., 11 a.m.- 8 p.m. Fri., 10 a.m.–7 p.m. Sat.-Sun. Sept. 22-Jan. 26. Thomas Joshua Cooper is a photographer who is...
W|ALLS: Defend, Divide, and the Divine Exhibit
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11 a.m.-6 p.m. Wed.-Sun. Oct. 5-Dec. 29. This Annenberg photography exhibition takes a historical look at civilization's relationship with barriers, both real and imagined. It...
On Display in the Walled City: Nigeria at the British Empire Exhibition
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noon-8 p.m. Wed., noon-5 p.m. Thu.-Sun. Sept. 8-May 31. This exhibit features 38 objects from the British Empire Exhibition of 1924–1925 that was staged outside...
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Photos with Santa at Santa Monica Place
Santa Monica Place, Santa Monica, California
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noon-8 p.m. Mon.-Thur.; noon-9 p.m. Fri.-Sat.; noon-6 p.m. Sun. Nov. 14-Dec. 22 (closed Thanksgiving). For the first time, Beverly Hills hosts an interactive photography pop-up...
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5:30-10 p.m. Wed.-Sun. Nov. 9-Jan. 12. The Moonlight Forest rises again at the L.A. County Arboretum and Botanic Garden. Bigger and brighter for its second...


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The EU on Monday launched an in-depth probe of tech giant Apple's plan to buy leading song-recognition app Shazam because of fears the deal may reduce choice for consumers.
Apple announced the deal with London-based Shazam, worth a reported $400 million, in December last year in a fresh bid to secure an edge in the intensifying battle of streaming services in which Sweden-based Spotify dominates.
The investigation of Apple's Shazam buyout becomes yet another source of contention between Brussels and Silicon Valley as the European Union adopts tougher regulation of the likes of Facebook, Google, and Amazon.
The European Commission said in February it would consider an inquiry into Shazam at the request of EU states Austria, France, Italy, Spain and Sweden, and non-EU Norway and Iceland, which form part of the affiliated European Economic Area.
"The Commission is concerned that the merger could reduce choice for users of music streaming services," it said in a statement.
On its own, the deal was too small for the European Commission — the EU's executive arm and anti-trust enforcer — to launch a probe by itself.
Instead, it had to wait for Austria to lodge an initial request, which was followed by the other states.
The commission said it was concerned that the takeover would allow Apple to gain access to commercially sensitive data about customers of its rivals.
Apple could then use this data to better target customers of other streaming services and help develop its own offer, which has struggled to gain traction since launching to great fanfare in 2015.
In addition, the EU will also investigate whether Apple Music's competitors would be harmed if Apple were to discontinue links from the Shazam app to rivals.
The technology is also no longer quite as novel, with Shazam facing rivals such as SoundHound and with smartphones capable of ever more advanced recognition functions.


In my last post, I wandered lonely as a virtual machine – with apologies to William Wordsworth, I introduced the idea of cloud-based computing and some of the reasons why so many server rooms are being 'virtualized'.
Many of our OnPremise customers are already using virtual machines to run their Questionmark Perception servers. Here at Questionmark we make extensive use of virtual machines; setting them up is quick and easy to do, making them ideal for testing out new versions of software or developing and testing integrations developed using our Application Programming Interfaces such as QMWISe.
In this tutorial, I introduce system administrators and developers to Amazon's cloud-based computing service EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud) and show how to launch a virtual machine suitable for installing Perception.
Next time I'll be looking at using Remote Desktop to gain access to your virtual machines and how to configure them ready to install Perception.


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Born and raised a New Yorker but a Texan at heart, Diana Tatu received her Bachelor of Arts in Broadcast Journalism from State University of New York Plattsburgh. While in New York, she worked in television both on screen as a reporter and off screen as a production assistant for "7 News" WWNY-TV, broadcast on CBS. Diana also worked in radio as on-air talent under the tutlage of "Wes Shockley" with WBLH-Radio. Diana's broadcast experience deepened her desires to connect with people from all different walks of life and explore music even further. In 2012, Diana relocated to San Antonio and fell in love with Musical Bridges Around the World and its mission. Diana is now approaching her 6th Anniversary at MBAW. As Office Manager, Diana provides administrative and organizational support of operations; including reports, filing, invoicing, production logistics, etc. With over 15 years of experience as a pianist, in addition to her work for MBAW, Diana has dedicated many hours in churches across the country including US Air Force-Joint Base San Antonio (contracted) and Fort Drum Chapel Next.
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this year i started my own line of pop art and comic book-inspired t-shirts. the designs recall the dynamic sound effects of comics of yesteryear, but with a little nonsensical flavor. they are available through my online store at café press.
i also started my own line of greeting cards. the first wave are halloween-themed, and feature my cat corfu engaging in holiday hijinks. they are available through my online store at café press.
this music promotion enterprise was the brainchild of my friend paul kopf and i, as we tried to figure out how to spread our love of pop music to the unknowing masses. for three years, we staged festivals and shows throughout the bay area. our final festival was in november 2002, and we decided to splurge on some real advertising materials. i designed the general theme and look of the material, represented here by the sampler cd cover and the official poster. my intention was to bridge today's current rock style with the imaginative graphic sensibilities of the peter max era. a fun exercise, and one that garnered us a lot of compliments amongst bay area music scenesters. click on either image to see a larger version.
the design and creation of websites is something i've been doing both professionally and for "fun" since 1998. over the last couple of years, i've designed and programmed websites for friends, family, clients... even the site you're currently viewing was created by me! using techniques learned both on the job and at home, i've put together web sites of varied styles. here is a sample of the sites i've produced over the last couple of years. click on the screenshots or the site name to launch the site in a new browser window.
this california-based software company had changed their name and wanted a new logo. they had an idea of something animal-related, but turned the bulk of the creative brainstorming over to my colleagues and i at delaplaine creative. the owl was chosen for its mythological wisdom, as well as its fierce predatory nature. several rough iterations and variations of the owl were completed based on the client's feedback, covering both graphic and cartoonish styles. eventually a bodyguard-like idea was chosen, and after a few more takes the final image was produced.
a friend who was a student at a san francisco art school approached me about helping him with designs for a short computer animated film he was creating. taking his initial ideas, i fleshed out the concepts and came up with the designs below. the characters are presented in their developmental stages, from quick sketch to final colored image. click on any image to see a larger version.


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Beijing allows Jeju Air's chartered flights to China
Posted July. 18, 2017 07:24,
Updated July. 18, 2017 07:41
Beijing allows Jeju Air's chartered flights to China. July. 18, 2017 07:24. by Do-Young Kwak now@donga.com.
Two charted flights bound for China have earned permission for operation from the Chinese authority since Beijing started retaliation for THAAD deployment in South Korea. It is the first permission from Beijing since the Chinese civil aviation authority banned operation of charted flights linking South Korea and China from late last year.
Jeju Air said on Monday that it recently won permission for operation of non-regular chartered flights between Cheongju Airport in South Korea and Zhangjiajie in China from the Chinese authority. The chartered flights will operate twice on July 25 and 29, respectively. They will carry 180 South Korean tourists in each flight.
Non-regular flights are mostly products sold by travel agencies for specific tourist destinations in China, and those agencies recruit Korean tourists before using low cost carriers as chartered flights to transport them. Jeju Air has applied the Chinese authority for permission for one or two non-regular chartered flights every month.
However, the Chinese government hadn't given any permission for operation of all chartered flights since late last year. In March this year, Beijing completely banned sale of group tour products to South Korea. As a result, regular flight routes between South Korea and China operated by domestic carriers have also significantly declined, with Korean Air having reduced the number of flights on eight routes with China. Some of regular flight routes were resumed last month, but regular flights have yet to fully recover the pre-conflict level.
China's permission for non-regular flights is noteworthy in that it can be a signal to revitalizing of South Korea-China tourism exchange, which has been in a deep slump. Tourism industry insiders are still cautious about optimism, saying that China's first permission for non-regular flights cannot be directly linked to easing of Beijing's retaliation for THAAD deployment in South Korea.
The flights that have won permission this time is for only South Korean tourists bound for China. Analysts say that the measure is effectively the Chinese government's bid to shore up its own tourism industry. "We cannot believe that the ramifications of Beijing's retaliation for THAAD has been resolved just yet, but it will help reopen routes for non-regular flights to China," a source in the South Korean aviation industry said.
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Throw out the old textbooks and dive into a thriving community dedicated to sharing accurate accounts of Native American history; preserving indigenous cultures, identities, and practices; and building an exciting and hopeful future for students and indigenous peoples. The minor in Native American studies not only provides a comprehensive education on local and national tribes but also offers the opportunity to serve the needs of native communities. "As long as there is tribal sovereignty in Oregon and the United States, there will be a need for a Native American studies," says program director, Brian Klopotek.
In 34 courses offered across campus, you'll learn about cultural diversity and preservation, native philosophies, law and social justice, environmental concerns, and even how to speak an indigenous language.
The Native American studies minor has received support and consultation from tribes across Oregon as well as the Native Strategies Initiative, the Northwest Indian Language Institute, the UO's Office of Institutional Equity and Inclusion, and several other university groups. The Native American Student Union (NASU) is also a welcoming resource for students interested in connecting with others and learning more about native communities. NASU's office as well as the Multicultural Center and the Many Nations Longhouse are great places to relax, study, and make new acquaintances.


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Craig has over thirty years' experience in the low voltage building systems industry where he has developed a wide range of consulting, design and project management skills. Craig has functioned in the roles of Principal in Charge, Project Manager, Design Engineer and Commissioning Agent on various projects throughout his career, and his expertise includes an understanding of the conceptualization required to deliver a successful technology-based project from initial space programming through detailed design, construction administration, and systems commissioning. Craig's background in system integration, electrical contracting, and consulting engineering provides a broad baseline of the complete project process, with a technical comprehension of the systems being delivered.
Saint Louis University– Project Engineerfor new residential buildings systems, including LAN network infrastructure, outside plant network infrastructure, fire alarm voice evacuation systems, access control, intrusion and video surveillance security systems and commissioning of security systems.
Project Engineer: Design engineer for complete physical security systems replacement of medical center campus over 1M sq. ft. Systems include new command center and integrated security platform for video surveillance, access control, duress alarm, door control and integration to other hospital systems.
Security Consultant:Craig is currently working with Ascension Health to define standards for security system in the facilities throughout the United States and has recently been involved developing a survey and evaluation of several health care facilities security systems.
He and his partner, Bob Kramer, have managed the assessment and design of security, fire alarm and emergency communications systems in numerous Ascension campuses and facilities in several states totaling over 12M sq. ft. in the last three years.
Project Engineer: Design engineer for complete fire alarm systems replacement of medical center campus over 1M sq. ft. Systems include new command center and integrated platform for fire alarm and emergency communication systems.
Design Engineer:Project lead for the low voltage systems including audio visual presentation systems in auditoriums and classrooms, network infrastructure, lab area video distribution, teleconferencing, of 120,000 sq. ft. facility.*Project work completed while at another firm.


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Q: Crystal report : converting date parameter to number of seconds I have the following problem.
I have a table column which stores a date time as integer. (number of seconds after 1980-01-01 00:00:00) For example:
1980-01-02 00:00:00  will be stored as  86400(60*60*24)
1980-01-03 00:00:00  will be stored as 172800
1999-12-31 00:00:00  will be stored as  " a huge number "
The problem is, I have created a crystal report where I need to choose a record from the table according to date range.
For this purpose, I have defined a parameter field in crystal report which will provide a date range.Two date picker box to select the date range.
Now What I want to do is , I want to convert each of date value to integer. doing some mathematics. What is the best way?

A: Use datediff with the "s" argument
datediff("s",datetime(1980,1,1,0,0,0),{?yourdateparameter})


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Referral must be made by a physician to a specialist (a physician whose specialized services and treatments routinely performed are those that general practitioners do not perform).
Accommodation: Where transportation has been provided as outlined above, accommodation in a commercial facility, Easter Seal House, Heather House, Vancouver Lodge, Ronald McDonald House, or other similar institutions as approved by the administrator, before and after medical treatment.
Meals: Where transportation has been provided above, reasonable and customary expenses for meals as set out in the policy or collective agreement (as applicable) of the employee's institution.
Attendant: Where necessary, and at the request of the attending physician, transportation and accommodation of an attendant (e.g. family member or registered nurse) in connection with expenses incurred under items 1 and 2 above.
A superior benefit that existed in an institution's Medical Travel Referral Benefit Plan or Collective agreement that was in place prior to the 1998 Common Agreement continues to apply.
Charges made by a physician for travel, broken appointments, communication costs, filling in forms, or physician's supplies.
Provide explanation and proof to support the claim that an attendant (if any) was necessary and made at the request of an attending physician.


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Ideobisium balzanii est une espèce de pseudoscorpions de la famille des Syarinidae.

Distribution
Cette espèce est endémique des Antilles. Elle se rencontre à Saint-Vincent-et-les-Grenadines, à la Dominique et en Guadeloupe.

Description
Ideobisium balzanii mesure de  à .

Étymologie
Cette espèce est nommée en l'honneur de Louis Balzan.

Publication originale
 With, 1905 : On Chelonethi, chiefly from the Australian region, in the collection of the British Museum, with observations on the "coxal sac" and on some cases of abnormal segmentation. Annals and Magazine of Natural History, , ,  (texte intégral).

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Notes et références

Syarinidae
Espèce de pseudoscorpions (nom scientifique)
Faune endémique des Antilles


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There's no shred of doubt that AKA had a big 2018.
The success of his third album, Touch My Blood, which spawned a bevy of commercial scorchers that included Fela In Versace, marked but one of the numerous accomplishments that sustained the rapper's decade-long reign in the game last year.
And it looks like the wave is not slowing for the Congratulate Me hitmaker, who's just kicked off 2019 by adding a gong to his long list of awards.
The Supa Mega won the Best Hip Hop award at the annual Sound City MVP Awards Festival, which took place in Lagos, Nigeria, over the past weekend.
He paid tribute to the late Nelson Mandela and Fela Kuti in his acceptance speech and gave what the Sound City MVP Awards Festival organisers described as a "stellar performance" during the Hip Hop set on the night.
AKA's nominations alongside Wiz Kid, Burna Boy, Mr Eazi and Davido in categories such as Best Male MVP and Best African Artist Of The Year, further reinforced his positioning as one of the Top 5 artists on the continent; The Big 5!


Thank you Troop 5225 for the outstanding artwork outside Tutor's Link Learning Center! You are all so talented and add such beauty to a very lonely window! It will be the perfect backdrop for a night of caroling. Would love to see everyone for a night of festive tunes and hot cocoa! Please bring gluten-free, peanut-free candies to add to our gingerbread house!


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Do you need a visa to open a UK bank account?
Can I open a bank account in the UK without a visa?
Can a non British citizen open a bank account in the UK?
Can immigrants open bank account in UK?
What do I need to open a UK bank account?
Can you have a UK bank account and live abroad?
Can I keep my UK bank account after Brexit?
Can I open a bank account without a passport?
Which bank is easy to open an account UK?
How do immigrants get a bank account?
How can a foreigner open a bank account?
How can an immigrant open a bank account?
How do I open a UK bank account from Australia?
Can I open a bank account in the UK without an address?
Opening a bank account is very easy, even if you have just arrived in the UK. Lloyds has a special new to the UK account which you can normally open with just your passport or identity card (if you're an EU citizen). The account is free and comes with a contactless visa debit card as standard.
Can a foreigner open a bank account in the UK? Foreigners can open a traditional bank account in the UK as long as they have proof of the address, which sometimes it's hard to get. Good news is that there are companies like Monzo or Monese which offer UK bank account even without the proof of the address.
There is no law or restriction applying to owning a UK bank account. However, things are not that simple. The absence of restrictions regarding opening an account doesn't mean it is easy to get one. Banks are in no obligation to open bank accounts if you are a non-UK citizen and/or resident.
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Documents Required to Open a Bank Account in the UK
To prove your identity, non-residents and residents alike must provide a current photo ID. This includes a driving licence, an identity card if you're an EU national, passport, or a biometric residence permit.
To open a UK bank account, you'll need two documents: one to prove your identity and one to prove your address. This applies both in-branch and online. Proving your identity is simple. You just need your passport, driving licence or identity card (if you're an EU national).
Those living abroad will almost certainly hold a local bank account, and they have a legal right to a basic bank account in the EU country they live in, meaning a UK bank can offer them banking services but without add-ons like overdrafts.
I'm an EU citizen living in the EU; will I still be able to have an HSBC UK Bank Account after Brexit? Yes, you'll still have access to all your existing accounts as you currently do, provided you use them at least once every 12 months.
Proof of identity:
A valid passport / EU national ID card or UK driving licence is ideal. In most cases this will be all we need. Valid Passport/EU national ID Card means in date, undamaged and machine readable. Unfortunately, we can't accept handwritten passports or ID cards.
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Easiest-to-get basic bank accounts
The accounts which get this thumbs up are Co-op's Cashminder, Santander's Basic Current Account and the Virgin Money M Account. All three accounts allow you to set up direct debits/standing orders and give you a debit card which means you can withdraw cash from UK ATMs.
There are Several Types of Identity Cards Immigrants Can Use to Open Bank Accounts. If you have lawful status, such as a green card, you may be able to prove your ID and address through a driver's license, your green card, or an unexpired passport.
You'll Need an ID
Foreign or not, applicants for a bank account must at least verify their name, date of birth, and physical address, say, from a utility bill. But if you're foreign-born, you may need to offer more. These customers also need to show photo identification that includes a numeric identity.
What Do Immigrants Need to Open a Bank Account?
An up-to-date passport.
Government-issued ID from your home country.
Alien identification card.
Consular ID.
Foreign driver's license.
Recent utility bill, tax return or another bill showing your name and current address.
Requirements for opening a UK bank account from Australia
Proof of ID for all business directors. This can be your passport, or driver's licence, or a government-issued ID.
Proof of your address. You can use a recent bank statement or a utility bill.
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You don't have to worry about accidentally bypassing local laws or regulations, while you open a UK bank account without proof of address. Most banks will require a copy of a house rental contract.