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Water Atrocities
Tuesday, December 29, 2020 1:02 PM | ecoartspace (Administrator)
Published December 28, 2020 by Susan Hoffman Fishman for Artists and Climate Change, an initiative of The Arctic Cycle.
The exhibition included ecoartspace members Marcia Anneberg and Michele Brody.
Multi-disciplinary artist Jeff Carpenter is passionate about creating a radically new dialogue on the climate crisis. Towards that end, he conceived and curated the exhibition, FEMA: Fear Environmental Mayhem Ahead, which ran from October 31 through November 8, 2020, at the Icebox Project Space in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. FEMA was developed in just six weeks from start to finish so that it could serve as a space for open dialogue before the pivotal U.S. presidential election on November 4.
FEMA included 11 regional artists, whose work encompassed paintings, installation, multi-media, maps, and participatory elements. Their contributions to the exhibition directly and forcefully confronted the existential threat of rising tides, the homelessness it has and will continue to precipitate, and the political stalemate that has prevented critical action.
To add a visceral sense of the coming reality, Carpenter and his volunteer crew filled the entire 3,300-square-foot gallery with 10,000 gallons or eight inches of water. Once the gallery was flooded, the space became a white reflecting pool, which enhanced the impact of the dramatic work. In order to navigate the space, visitors entering the exhibition were provided with white rubber boots. Carpenter reported that the experience of sloshing around the gallery with childlike abandon offered them some comic relief from the overwhelming seriousness of the exhibition's content as well as from feelings of anxiety and despair.
Installation view of FEMA: Fear Environmental Mayhem Ahead, 2020
In our recent conversation, Carpenter explained how the exhibition came about. He noted that when his sister sent him a copy of a FEMA Flood Factor Map showing predictions of where flooding would occur in her Florida neighborhood, they discussed how the map, with its attractive, color-coded patterns, looked like something that could be seen in an art exhibition.
From that initial discussion, Carpenter began thinking about enlarging additional maps and creating an exhibition around them in Miami, Florida, where flooding has already become a common occurrence. After that option failed to materialize, he switched his focus to flooding predictions and Flood Factor Maps related to Philadelphia and began searching for an exhibition space in his own hometown. He was surprised when the maps indicated how serious the flooding would be in just fifteen years if nothing were done to mitigate the crisis in the meantime.
Continue reading on the Artists and Climate Change website HERE


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A coat of waterproof sealant has been sprayed over the design to protect it.


I have a piston that has been working reliably but today it gave me this.
What does this mean, and how can I find out how to fix it? Or, has something been going on with ST tht caused this problem?
Would help if you posted the green piston snapshot.
This error could be any number of things.
OK, here you go. It seems this error has just started, and it is definitely not repeatable.
Here are the logs that shows the problem.
Yeah, the new weather API throws that error from time to time… out of our control I'm afraid.
Stop polling the API every 2 minutes! It puts excessive load on the servers and if lots of people did that (which unfortunately they do) it has a negative effect on anyone. The weather is not so accurate that a reported change to "cloudy" 1 minute ago is actually reflected in real life requiring an instant response.
Both excellent points, thanks. I still want to poll for the lights every 2 min but I do not need to poll the weather that often. I'll change it. Testing for that error condition is a good idea.
If you hard code the $twcweather in the define section, it will end up polling the weather each time a trigger fires. Sometimes I use a piston dedicated to gathering weather data each hour, and storing certain datapoints into global variables. That way, your piston above can query the global as often as you want, without spamming the weather servers.
Yes, thanks, I'm in the middle of doing exactly that. I did not think about the impact on the servers for my frequent accesses of the weather info, so I'm now fixing that situation.


"The Sun Always Shines in Welwyn Garden City"
A friend from Hitchin once remarked this to me as we sat in a stuffy, London meeting. I completely understood what he meant as this phenomenon was one of the reasons that we had moved there in the first place! As well as the superb shopping, impressive schools, bustling restaurants and the fact that there is a roller disco, cinema, theatre and soft play all in the same building.
Within a few months of moving to Welwyn Garden City, we realised that we actually didn't feel the need to go into London all the time to socialise and wondered whether we could perhaps find good jobs to match our skill sets in the Welwyn Garden City area too? The commute into London was expensive, getting more crowded and stressful by the day and we no longer wanted to stay out drinking in pricey bars until the early hours anyway. Our lives were changing and our jobs needed to change too.
So, around 5 years ago, we started looking at what kind of opportunities were available in Welwyn Garden City for a Marketing Professional and Digital Sales Manager. I am pleased to report that we were spoilt for choice! For a town of over 100,000 people, there is a real plethora of opportunities in the area whether you are a butcher, a baker or a candlestick maker.
I had been told at a training course once that a job close to home was worth at least £10,000 in the value it would add to my work/life balance. We were also going to save a tonne in train fares, lunches and drinks after work, but would I have to sacrifice that much in my salary?
I actually ended up negotiating a raise and found a job that meant I could to go into London to meet clients when I hankered for the big city or wanted to meet a friend for dinner. I then spent the rest of the time in the local office, just a short bike ride from my house. I even went home for lunch! Working in a smaller office also meant that I made more local friends and progressed quickly through the company. Ironically, there were also more opportunities to work from home which was a real treat.
London has become somewhere we now go for recreation rather than work which has made it the exciting city of fun it used to be in my mind, and I love that. I used to think that I could only get the big bucks and the challenges I needed at work by sacrificing my precious time waiting for trains or, even worse, sacrificing my personal space squashed against a door in the Underground.
With an open mind and a bit of smart research from the local recruitment firm, I brainstormed my ideal job requirements and ended up with sociable hours, lunches at home and enjoyable work in a relaxed and sociable team with great prospects.
Maybe there is such a thing as a Happily Ever After if you look in the right places and are willing to make a change.


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Premier League Preview: West Bromwich Albion vs. Crystal Palace
By Kyle LynchFeb 26, 2016, 8:40 PM EST
Palace winless in nine PL matches (D3, L6)
Both sides are tied on points (32)
Bolasie expected to start for Palace
In search of their first Premier League win since before Christmas, Crystal Palace travels to The Hawthorns on Saturday to take on West Bromwich Albion (Watch live, 12:30 p.m. ET on NBC and online via Live Extra).
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Crystal Palace has struggled mightily as of late, winless in nine Premier League matches and down to 13th on the table. However, the Eagles are coming off of a hard-fought victory over Tottenham in the FA Cup, which could give Alan Pardew's men a boost heading into the weekend.
Another boost for Palace is the return of Yannick Bolasie from injury. Bolasie came off the bench against Spurs and is expected to start against the Baggies, which would be his first time back in the starting XI since December.
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West Brom is tied with Palace on 32 points, but the club's lack of goalscoring has been a huge problem throughout the season. The Baggies have scored just three goals in their last five Premier League matches, and their total of 24 on the season is the second-lowest tally in the league, above only Aston Villa. Now that Saido Berahino has apologized for his off-the-field actions, he must get back to scoring on the pitch to help West Brom challenge for a top-ten finish.
West Brom boss Tony Pulis: "You have to accept that if you're not putting in performances the supporters want and what they expect then they're going to let you know. They pay good money for it and I think as a manager, as players, as people involved in it, that's acceptable. To take criticism, you have to accept that."
Palace manager Alan Pardew: "They have good players and will make it difficult. It's always hard to get a result at The Hawthorns. Tony [Pulis] knows our players well and will know some of the characteristics of our team, which will perhaps give him a slight advantage."
This Saturday may be the day Crystal Palace turns things around. Having Yannick Bolasie available is key to the Eagles' success, and he could find his name on the scoresheet this weekend. West Bromwich Albion 1-2 Crystal Palace.

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A management training funding boost aimed at improving UK productivity has been announced by chancellor Philip Hammond.
At the Conservative party conference, Hammond announced that a recent productivity review had uncovered a management skills challenge in small businesses, to be addressed by a £20 million investment in networks that enable firms to learn from each other and from world-leading organisations.
The Small Business Leadership Programme will provide management training to an initial 2,000 small businesses, rising to 10,000 if there is sufficient demand. More than 100 mentors from companies such as GSK, Amazon, KPMG and Siemens have already signed up to offer their management expertise.
Cary Cooper, professor of organisational psychology at the University of Manchester, commented that investment in management is long overdue. "The evidence is there. It doesn't matter how much technology we have, we won't be able to improve productivity unless we invest in strong socially-skilled line managers," he told HR magazine. "It is great that the government is finally starting to listen."
He added that HR is instrumental in helping to improve management and, in turn, productivity. "As HR is at the forefront of people management this is absolutely the time to step up and show organisations how we can help them, and to show our worth as a profession."
The Chartered Management Institute (CMI) welcomed this increased investment, with CEO Ann Francke pointing to bad management as the main cause of poor productivity in the UK.
"Poor management and leadership is the number one cause of the productivity gap; costing the UK £84 billion every year in lost productivity. Investing in management is vital to turning the 2.4 million 'accidental managers' into conscious leaders equipped to lead post-Brexit Britain," she said.
"The government's new interventions, focusing on training SME leaders in management skills and supporting business-to-business mentoring, complement the focus on management apprenticeships. This investment is a welcome step in the right direction to make the UK more competitive as we approach an uncertain future."
The news coincides with the launch of a CIPD report finding that as many as half (49%) of UK workers could be in the wrong job based on their skill level – a key factor in the UK's historically flagging productivity.
Over-skilled and underused: Investigating the untapped potential of UK skills found that more than a third (37%) of workers have the skills to cope with more demanding duties than they currently have, while one in 10 (12%) employees said they lacked all the skills needed to carry out their job effectively.
How people's skills are utilised has a significant effect on the nation's productivity, skills policy adviser at the CIPD Liz Crowley said.
"How skills are used, or not used, in the workplace has important economic and social implications, and is a key factor in tackling the UK's productivity crisis," she said. "Individuals who report using their skills fully in the workplace have higher levels of job satisfaction, earn more and are more resilient to change, while businesses benefit from a more productive workforce and increased profitability.
The report found that being over-skilled can have a number of negative consequences for employees. Just 53% of over-skilled workers said they are satisfied with their jobs, compared to 74% of people whose skills are well-suited to their roles.
Furthermore, being over-skilled can hurt people's chances of climbing up the career ladder, the research found. Just 22% of workers who say they are over-skilled have been promoted to a higher position in their current organisation, compared with almost a third (31%) of workers in well-matched roles. More than a quarter of over-skilled workers earn less than £20,000 a year, compared with just 15% of those who say their skills are well matched to their jobs.
In response, the CIPD has called for organisations to improve how they manage and develop their people and for the government to work in partnership with employers, unions, and local areas to provide bespoke practical support to enable smaller firms in particular to improve their people management practices.
Crowley added that better people management must be prioritised. "There needs to be a much greater emphasis on how well existing skills and capabilities of individuals are harnessed and developed at work, through better people management practices and access to development opportunities […] Without real and impactful change to the UK's skills strategy the UK's productivity puzzle will prove impossible to solve," she said.
These revelations also come as business secretary Greg Clark has announced a series of new measures to back businesses, support workers and ensure the UK benefits from the government's modern Industrial Strategy. These plans include ensuring workers receive tips in full, greater transparency on parental pay, and proposals to help parents and carers in the workforce.
I'm wary of sponsored productivity programmes. Labour initiatives funded an industry of cross-supporting fund-holders which produced fine literature, held uplifting seminars, delivered certificated courses and cascaded ever-decreasing funds down to those 'at the coal face' actually creating the wealth. Any productivity programme worthy of the name should be at least self-sufficient: those delivering it should have the confidence in their expertise to invest their time and effort up-front secure in the knowledge that it will pay off and pay them – not the tax payer. The mentoring scheme is a little different, but mentors from big business will find that although general principles hold good, the imperatives in SMEs are different.
Odd, they make this announcement whilst proposing cuts in the funding of management apprenticeships?


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package org.apache.crunch.util;

import java.io.File;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.ObjectInputStream;
import java.io.ObjectOutputStream;
import java.net.URI;
import java.net.URL;
import java.net.URLDecoder;
import java.util.Enumeration;

import org.apache.crunch.impl.mr.run.CrunchRuntimeException;
import org.apache.hadoop.conf.Configuration;
import org.apache.hadoop.filecache.DistributedCache;
import org.apache.hadoop.fs.FileSystem;
import org.apache.hadoop.fs.Path;

/**
 * Provides functions for working with Hadoop's distributed cache. These
 * include:
 *

 *

 * Functions for working with a job-specific distributed cache of objects, like
 * the serialized runtime nodes in a MapReduce.

 *

 * Functions for adding library jars to the distributed cache, which will be
 * added to the classpath of MapReduce tasks.

 *

 */
public class DistCache {

  // Configuration key holding the paths of jars to export to the distributed
  // cache.
  private static final String TMPJARS_KEY = "tmpjars";

  public static void write(Configuration conf, Path path, Object value) throws IOException {
    ObjectOutputStream oos = new ObjectOutputStream(path.getFileSystem(conf).create(path));
    oos.writeObject(value);
    oos.close();

    DistributedCache.addCacheFile(path.toUri(), conf);
  }

  public static Object read(Configuration conf, Path path) throws IOException {
    URI target = null;
    for (URI uri : DistributedCache.getCacheFiles(conf)) {
      if (uri.toString().equals(path.toString())) {
        target = uri;
        break;
      }
    }
    Object value = null;
    if (target != null) {
      Path targetPath = new Path(target.toString());
      ObjectInputStream ois = new ObjectInputStream(targetPath.getFileSystem(conf).open(targetPath));
      try {
        value = ois.readObject();
      } catch (ClassNotFoundException e) {
        throw new CrunchRuntimeException(e);
      }
      ois.close();
    }
    return value;
  }

  /**
   * Adds the specified jar to the distributed cache of jobs using the provided
   * configuration. The jar will be placed on the classpath of tasks run by the
   * job.
   *
   * @param conf
   *          The configuration used to add the jar to the distributed cache.
   * @param jarFile
   *          The jar file to add to the distributed cache.
   * @throws IOException
   *           If the jar file does not exist or there is a problem accessing
   *           the file.
   */
  public static void addJarToDistributedCache(Configuration conf, File jarFile) throws IOException {
    if (!jarFile.exists()) {
      throw new IOException("Jar file: " + jarFile.getCanonicalPath() + " does not exist.");
    }
    if (!jarFile.getName().endsWith(".jar")) {
      throw new IllegalArgumentException("File: " + jarFile.getCanonicalPath() + " is not a .jar " + "file.");
    }
    // Get a qualified path for the jar.
    FileSystem fileSystem = FileSystem.getLocal(conf);
    Path jarPath = new Path(jarFile.getCanonicalPath());
    String qualifiedPath = jarPath.makeQualified(fileSystem).toString();
    // Add the jar to the configuration variable.
    String jarConfiguration = conf.get(TMPJARS_KEY, "");
    if (!jarConfiguration.isEmpty()) {
      jarConfiguration += ",";
    }
    jarConfiguration += qualifiedPath;
    conf.set(TMPJARS_KEY, jarConfiguration);
  }

  /**
   * Adds the jar at the specified path to the distributed cache of jobs using
   * the provided configuration. The jar will be placed on the classpath of
   * tasks run by the job.
   *
   * @param conf
   *          The configuration used to add the jar to the distributed cache.
   * @param jarFile
   *          The path to the jar file to add to the distributed cache.
   * @throws IOException
   *           If the jar file does not exist or there is a problem accessing
   *           the file.
   */
  public static void addJarToDistributedCache(Configuration conf, String jarFile) throws IOException {
    addJarToDistributedCache(conf, new File(jarFile));
  }

  /**
   * Finds the path to a jar that contains the class provided, if any. There is
   * no guarantee that the jar returned will be the first on the classpath to
   * contain the file. This method is basically lifted out of Hadoop's
   * {@link org.apache.hadoop.mapred.JobConf} class.
   *
   * @param jarClass
   *          The class the jar file should contain.
   * @return The path to a jar file that contains the class, or
   *         null if no such jar exists.
   * @throws IOException
   *           If there is a problem searching for the jar file.
   */
  public static String findContainingJar(Class jarClass) throws IOException {
    ClassLoader loader = jarClass.getClassLoader();
    String classFile = jarClass.getName().replaceAll("\\.", "/") + ".class";
    for (Enumeration itr = loader.getResources(classFile); itr.hasMoreElements();) {
      URL url = (URL) itr.nextElement();
      if ("jar".equals(url.getProtocol())) {
        String toReturn = url.getPath();
        if (toReturn.startsWith("file:")) {
          toReturn = toReturn.substring("file:".length());
        }
        // URLDecoder is a misnamed class, since it actually decodes
        // x-www-form-urlencoded MIME type rather than actual
        // URL encoding (which the file path has). Therefore it would
        // decode +s to ' 's which is incorrect (spaces are actually
        // either unencoded or encoded as "%20"). Replace +s first, so
        // that they are kept sacred during the decoding process.
        toReturn = toReturn.replaceAll("\\+", "%2B");
        toReturn = URLDecoder.decode(toReturn, "UTF-8");
        return toReturn.replaceAll("!.*$", "");
      }
    }
    return null;
  }

  /**
   * Adds all jars under the specified directory to the distributed cache of
   * jobs using the provided configuration. The jars will be placed on the
   * classpath of tasks run by the job. This method does not descend into
   * subdirectories when adding jars.
   *
   * @param conf
   *          The configuration used to add jars to the distributed cache.
   * @param jarDirectory
   *          A directory containing jar files to add to the distributed cache.
   * @throws IOException
   *           If the directory does not exist or there is a problem accessing
   *           the directory.
   */
  public static void addJarDirToDistributedCache(Configuration conf, File jarDirectory) throws IOException {
    if (!jarDirectory.exists() || !jarDirectory.isDirectory()) {
      throw new IOException("Jar directory: " + jarDirectory.getCanonicalPath() + " does not "
          + "exist or is not a directory.");
    }
    for (File file : jarDirectory.listFiles()) {
      if (!file.isDirectory() && file.getName().endsWith(".jar")) {
        addJarToDistributedCache(conf, file);
      }
    }
  }

  /**
   * Adds all jars under the directory at the specified path to the distributed
   * cache of jobs using the provided configuration. The jars will be placed on
   * the classpath of the tasks run by the job. This method does not descend
   * into subdirectories when adding jars.
   *
   * @param conf
   *          The configuration used to add jars to the distributed cache.
   * @param jarDirectory
   *          The path to a directory containing jar files to add to the
   *          distributed cache.
   * @throws IOException
   *           If the directory does not exist or there is a problem accessing
   *           the directory.
   */
  public static void addJarDirToDistributedCache(Configuration conf, String jarDirectory) throws IOException {
    addJarDirToDistributedCache(conf, new File(jarDirectory));
  }
}

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Feel Good Cinema Season
Matt Cooper | Short Circuit
August 2, 2017 thefilm.blog	1 Comment
"Short Circuit" is a science-fiction comedy about a robot that malfunctions and gains a human-like sentience. The SAINT robots are designed to be deployed on the battlefield, driven by caterpillar tracks and with a shoulder mounted laser they are a formidable force (as we see in the opening scenes of a military demonstration). When lightning strikes one of the robots, Number 5, he manages to free himself and escape from NOVA Laboratories. Leaving his life of military service behind he embarks on a journey of discovery, reading everything he can in an insatiable desire for "input", and finds a friend in the person of Stephanie, a young woman who agrees to allow him to stay with her. Meanwhile, the robotics engineers are doing their best to recover the expensive piece of hardware before it does serious damage in the outside world. John Badham (Saturday Night Fever, War Games) directs from the screenplay by S.S. Wilson and Brent Maddock, who also wrote the Tremors series of films.
The film is a fish-out-of-water comedy with most of the jokes coming from Number 5's attempts to understand the world outside him. A large part of the films success comes from the likeability of its main character. With his child-like innocence and almost all his dialogue coming in the form of quotes from movies or snappy one-liners, Number 5 is sure to resonate with children. The effects on the robot are also impressive. As a fan of practical effects, I loved seeing this full-size robot trundling around, and it has a surprisingly expressive face. The design has become something of a classic, with Pixar's "Wall-E" looking remarkably similar.
The film has all the elements of a fantastic "feel good" movie. It has a fairly standard plot, with the main characters on a voyage of self-enlightenment while sticking it to the man in the form of the military sent to capture them. The humour is broad, with slapstick humour, gags and impressions, but inoffensive. Tim Blaney provides the voice of Number 5. Ally Sheedy gives a great performance as Stephanie, the feisty anti-military counterpoint to the various men who are hunting down Number 5. Steve Guttenberg and G.W. Bailey (known for their roles in Police Academy) are perfectly cast as the geeky robotics engineer Newton Crosby and the permanently enraged military captain Skroeder respectively. Fisher Stevens plays Ben, Newton's co-worker, and provides most of the humour on the human side. The enjoyment of this character, who also returned for the sequel, relies heavily on his strong accent and mangling of English words and expressions. Austin Pendleton is also good as Howard Marner, another representative of NOVA.
There are so many memorable scenes in the film and great chemistry between the various pairings, Number 5 and Stephanie, Newton and Ben, that there is rarely a dull moment throughout. Probably my favourite scene in the film is when Number 5 ties up the other robots that were part of his group and reprograms them to perform a Three Stooges routine. And as with all good "feel good" films, there is the moment of averted disaster at the end. For dramatic turnarounds, it is hard to beat a character that you have come to know 'surviving' being blown apart by a missile.
With its blend of Science-Fiction and slapstick, a loveable central character, practical effects, and a message about life and learning, "Short Circuit" is definitely one of my top "feel good" films.
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5minutemovieguy says:
I really need to watch this one again as an adult. I only have vague but fond memories of it from when I was a young child. Back then, I thought the movie was actually called "Johnny 5". I ended up switched my Xbox Live gamertag to Johnny5MMG as a reference to this movie, and to my own name.


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Table of 1 United Arab Emirates Dirham to Ukraine Hryvnia Exchange Rate: Last Updated: 16/01/22 21:28
United Arab Emirates Dirham to Ukraine Hryvnia Monthly Exchange Rates
Tuesday 1 January 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.1909 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 01/01/2013
Wednesday 2 January 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.1985 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 02/01/2013
Thursday 3 January 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.1994 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 03/01/2013
Friday 4 January 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.196 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 04/01/2013
Saturday 5 January 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.1955 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 05/01/2013
Sunday 6 January 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.1907 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 06/01/2013
Monday 7 January 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.1876 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 07/01/2013
Tuesday 8 January 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.193 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 08/01/2013
Thursday 10 January 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.1942 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 10/01/2013
Friday 11 January 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2098 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 11/01/2013
Saturday 12 January 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2051 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 12/01/2013
Sunday 13 January 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2056 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 13/01/2013
Monday 14 January 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2127 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 14/01/2013
Tuesday 15 January 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2176 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 15/01/2013
Wednesday 16 January 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2168 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 16/01/2013
Tuesday 22 January 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.216 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 22/01/2013
Monday 28 January 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.217 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 28/01/2013
Friday 1 February 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2188 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 01/02/2013
Saturday 2 February 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2204 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 02/02/2013
Sunday 3 February 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2124 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 03/02/2013
Monday 4 February 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2215 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 04/02/2013
Tuesday 5 February 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2159 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 05/02/2013
Wednesday 6 February 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2156 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 06/02/2013
Thursday 7 February 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2246 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 07/02/2013
Sunday 10 February 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2147 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 10/02/2013
Monday 11 February 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2111 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 11/02/2013
Tuesday 12 February 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2084 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 12/02/2013
Wednesday 13 February 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2182 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 13/02/2013
Thursday 14 February 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2129 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 14/02/2013
Friday 15 February 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2126 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 15/02/2013
Saturday 16 February 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2112 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 16/02/2013
Worst exchange rate of February 2013: 2.2084, Best exchange rate of February 2013: 2.2316, Average exchange rate in February 2013: 2.2168
Friday 1 March 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2202 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 01/03/2013
Saturday 2 March 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2228 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 02/03/2013
Sunday 3 March 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2222 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 03/03/2013
Monday 4 March 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2151 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 04/03/2013
Tuesday 5 March 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2126 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 05/03/2013
Wednesday 6 March 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2221 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 06/03/2013
Thursday 7 March 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2072 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 07/03/2013
Sunday 10 March 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2306 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 10/03/2013
Monday 11 March 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2149 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 11/03/2013
Tuesday 12 March 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2115 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 12/03/2013
Wednesday 13 March 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.216 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 13/03/2013
Thursday 14 March 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2062 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 14/03/2013
Friday 15 March 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2171 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 15/03/2013
Saturday 16 March 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2122 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 16/03/2013
Wednesday 20 March 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2144 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 20/03/2013
Friday 22 March 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.215 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 22/03/2013
Monday 1 April 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2168 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 01/04/2013
Tuesday 2 April 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2253 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 02/04/2013
Wednesday 3 April 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2146 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 03/04/2013
Thursday 4 April 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2101 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 04/04/2013
Friday 5 April 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2122 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 05/04/2013
Saturday 6 April 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2118 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 06/04/2013
Sunday 7 April 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2139 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 07/04/2013
Wednesday 10 April 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2194 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 10/04/2013
Thursday 11 April 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2166 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 11/04/2013
Friday 12 April 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2165 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 12/04/2013
Saturday 13 April 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2158 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 13/04/2013
Sunday 14 April 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2116 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 14/04/2013
Monday 15 April 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2179 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 15/04/2013
Tuesday 16 April 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2098 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 16/04/2013
Friday 19 April 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.222 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 19/04/2013
Saturday 27 April 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.219 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 27/04/2013
Tuesday 30 April 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.205 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 30/04/2013
Worst exchange rate of April 2013: 2.205, Best exchange rate of April 2013: 2.2271, Average exchange rate in April 2013: 2.2168
Wednesday 1 May 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2095 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 01/05/2013
Thursday 2 May 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2134 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 02/05/2013
Friday 3 May 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2068 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 03/05/2013
Saturday 4 May 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2087 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 04/05/2013
Sunday 5 May 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2069 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 05/05/2013
Monday 6 May 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2094 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 06/05/2013
Tuesday 7 May 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2205 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 07/05/2013
Wednesday 8 May 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.206 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 08/05/2013
Friday 10 May 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2099 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 10/05/2013
Saturday 11 May 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2114 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 11/05/2013
Sunday 12 May 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2114 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 12/05/2013
Monday 13 May 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2171 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 13/05/2013
Tuesday 14 May 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2236 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 14/05/2013
Wednesday 15 May 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2206 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 15/05/2013
Thursday 16 May 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2174 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 16/05/2013
Worst exchange rate of May 2013: 2.206, Best exchange rate of May 2013: 2.2314, Average exchange rate in May 2013: 2.2175
Saturday 1 June 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2193 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 01/06/2013
Sunday 2 June 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2197 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 02/06/2013
Monday 3 June 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2135 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 03/06/2013
Tuesday 4 June 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2214 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 04/06/2013
Wednesday 5 June 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.217 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 05/06/2013
Thursday 6 June 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2071 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 06/06/2013
Friday 7 June 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2181 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 07/06/2013
Monday 10 June 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2153 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 10/06/2013
Tuesday 11 June 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.212 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 11/06/2013
Wednesday 12 June 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2135 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 12/06/2013
Thursday 13 June 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2155 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 13/06/2013
Friday 14 June 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2162 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 14/06/2013
Saturday 15 June 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2196 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 15/06/2013
Sunday 16 June 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2165 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 16/06/2013
Tuesday 18 June 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2224 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 18/06/2013
Worst exchange rate of June 2013: 2.2071, Best exchange rate of June 2013: 2.2354, Average exchange rate in June 2013: 2.22
Monday 1 July 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2222 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 01/07/2013
Tuesday 2 July 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2286 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 02/07/2013
Wednesday 3 July 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2174 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 03/07/2013
Thursday 4 July 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2389 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 04/07/2013
Friday 5 July 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.225 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 05/07/2013
Saturday 6 July 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.224 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 06/07/2013
Sunday 7 July 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2287 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 07/07/2013
Wednesday 10 July 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.1853 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 10/07/2013
Thursday 11 July 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2183 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 11/07/2013
Friday 12 July 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2204 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 12/07/2013
Saturday 13 July 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.222 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 13/07/2013
Sunday 14 July 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2198 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 14/07/2013
Monday 15 July 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2175 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 15/07/2013
Tuesday 16 July 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2168 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 16/07/2013
Saturday 20 July 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2201 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 20/07/2013
Tuesday 23 July 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.211 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 23/07/2013
Thursday 1 August 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.222 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 01/08/2013
Friday 2 August 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2148 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 02/08/2013
Saturday 3 August 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2217 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 03/08/2013
Sunday 4 August 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2117 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 04/08/2013
Monday 5 August 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2148 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 05/08/2013
Tuesday 6 August 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2132 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 06/08/2013
Wednesday 7 August 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2109 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 07/08/2013
Thursday 8 August 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2092 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 08/08/2013
Saturday 10 August 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2102 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 10/08/2013
Sunday 11 August 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2136 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 11/08/2013
Monday 12 August 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2129 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 12/08/2013
Tuesday 13 August 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2137 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 13/08/2013
Wednesday 14 August 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2087 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 14/08/2013
Thursday 15 August 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2079 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 15/08/2013
Friday 16 August 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2135 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 16/08/2013
Saturday 17 August 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.213 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 17/08/2013
Sunday 25 August 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.213 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 25/08/2013
Wednesday 28 August 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.212 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 28/08/2013
Friday 30 August 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.214 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 30/08/2013
Worst exchange rate of August 2013: 2.2079, Best exchange rate of August 2013: 2.222, Average exchange rate in August 2013: 2.2135
Sunday 1 September 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2143 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 01/09/2013
Monday 2 September 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2176 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 02/09/2013
Tuesday 3 September 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2172 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 03/09/2013
Wednesday 4 September 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2174 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 04/09/2013
Thursday 5 September 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2297 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 05/09/2013
Friday 6 September 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.222 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 06/09/2013
Saturday 7 September 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2237 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 07/09/2013
Tuesday 10 September 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2227 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 10/09/2013
Wednesday 11 September 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2205 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 11/09/2013
Thursday 12 September 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2242 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 12/09/2013
Friday 13 September 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2195 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 13/09/2013
Saturday 14 September 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2224 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 14/09/2013
Sunday 15 September 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2195 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 15/09/2013
Monday 16 September 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2301 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 16/09/2013
Sunday 29 September 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.225 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 29/09/2013
Tuesday 1 October 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2269 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 01/10/2013
Wednesday 2 October 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2244 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 02/10/2013
Thursday 3 October 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2283 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 03/10/2013
Friday 4 October 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2336 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 04/10/2013
Saturday 5 October 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2307 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 05/10/2013
Sunday 6 October 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2318 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 06/10/2013
Monday 7 October 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2303 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 07/10/2013
Wednesday 9 October 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.23 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 09/10/2013
Thursday 10 October 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2308 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 10/10/2013
Friday 11 October 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2322 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 11/10/2013
Saturday 12 October 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2316 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 12/10/2013
Sunday 13 October 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2321 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 13/10/2013
Monday 14 October 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.232 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 14/10/2013
Tuesday 15 October 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2291 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 15/10/2013
Wednesday 16 October 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2358 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 16/10/2013
Monday 21 October 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2315 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 21/10/2013
Saturday 26 October 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.228 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 26/10/2013
Friday 1 November 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2309 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 01/11/2013
Saturday 2 November 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2284 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 02/11/2013
Sunday 3 November 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2345 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 03/11/2013
Monday 4 November 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2363 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 04/11/2013
Tuesday 5 November 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2403 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 05/11/2013
Wednesday 6 November 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2343 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 06/11/2013
Thursday 7 November 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2407 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 07/11/2013
Sunday 10 November 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2411 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 10/11/2013
Monday 11 November 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.237 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 11/11/2013
Tuesday 12 November 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2356 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 12/11/2013
Wednesday 13 November 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2279 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 13/11/2013
Thursday 14 November 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.233 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 14/11/2013
Friday 15 November 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2329 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 15/11/2013
Saturday 16 November 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2339 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 16/11/2013
Monday 18 November 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2317 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 18/11/2013
Thursday 21 November 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2385 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 21/11/2013
Sunday 1 December 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2429 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 01/12/2013
Monday 2 December 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2431 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 02/12/2013
Tuesday 3 December 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2393 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 03/12/2013
Wednesday 4 December 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2453 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 04/12/2013
Thursday 5 December 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2359 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 05/12/2013
Friday 6 December 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2388 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 06/12/2013
Saturday 7 December 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2364 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 07/12/2013
Tuesday 10 December 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2435 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 10/12/2013
Wednesday 11 December 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2491 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 11/12/2013
Thursday 12 December 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2576 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 12/12/2013
Friday 13 December 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2543 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 13/12/2013
Saturday 14 December 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2548 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 14/12/2013
Sunday 15 December 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.254 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 15/12/2013
Monday 16 December 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2595 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 16/12/2013
Tuesday 17 December 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.26 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 17/12/2013
Sunday 22 December 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.2397 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 22/12/2013
Thursday 26 December 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.228 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 26/12/2013
Tuesday 31 December 2013 د.إ1 AED = ₴2.248 United Arab Emirates Dirham Ukraine Hryvnia rate for 31/12/2013
Lowest exchange rate in 2013: 2.1853 UAH, Highest exchange rate in 2013: 2.2627 UAH, Average exchange rate in 2013: 2.2219 UAH
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BRP commemorates #ShaheedNawabAkbarBugti martyrdom day worldwide
Geneva: Baloch Republican Party held shutter down strikes and events all across the world including Balochistan, US, European countries and the United Kingdom on tenth martyrdom anniversary of Shaheed Nawab Akbar Bugti. Activists paid tributes to their elder leader and vowed to continue their struggle following the ideology of the father of the nation.
Baloch Republican Party chapters in the European countries including Germany, Sweden, Switzerland, Greece and South Korea held events, remembered Shaheed Nawab Akbar Bugti and paid tributes to him for his lifetime struggle and ultimate sacrifices for the Balochistan freedom.
Party chapter in the United Kingdom also held a seminar, paid tributes to Shaheed Nawab Akbar Bugti for his struggle and sacrifices. A large number of Party activists and UK citizens and Baloch leader Sardar Bakhtiar Khan Domki participated, paid their respect to the father of the nation and expressed their solidarity with Baloch people.
Party Chief Nawab Brahumdagh Bugti, other activists and large number of German citizens had participated in the events in Germany. Nawab Bugti addressed the participants about Shaheed Nawab Akbar Bugti and paid tributes to him for his struggle and sacrifices for an independent Balochistan through a video message.
Nawab Brahumdagh Bugti in his speech paid his respect and tributes to the father of nation Shaheed Nawab Akbar Bugti and directed activists in Balochistan and abroad to continue their struggle following the footsteps of Shaheed Nawab Akbar Khan Bugti. He also expressed the need for unity among Baloch pro-freedom organization "because unity is the key to freedom".
He further said that China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) was being built on the dead bodies of Baloch civilians who opposed the project that goes against their will.
This was Nawab Brahumdagh Bugti's message to activists and Baloch nation: "I would also give a message to the Baloch activists in Balochistan and abroad that we need to continue the struggle for which father of the nation Shaheed Nawab Akbar Bugti and thousands sacrificed their precious lives. There is a huge responsibility on our shoulders to strive to realize the dream of Shaheed Nawab Akbar Bugti. The dream he saw for his people, the dream for which he struggle and sacrificed his life. The dream that guarantees a free and bright future for us and our generations to come. The dream of free and an independent Baloch homeland.
"Other guests in the Germany events were: Tajinder Pal S Bagga Editor Namo Patrika and Convener Bhagat Singh Kranti sena, Yehuda Joshua Glick, an American-born Israeli rabbi and current Member of Knesset (Israel's parliament) for Likud party.), Nathalie Blackham, a Broadcast Journalist, and National Union of Journalists UK and International Federation of Journalists, Kamal Khan Human Rights Activist, a former regional coordinator of Human Rights Commission of Pakistan, Bibi Mahdim Baloch, an Independent Educational Consultant and advocate of Baloch Women's rights, Anshul Saxena Foreign Affairs, Politics, National Security Analyst., Covering Asia and The Middle East, Shawn Forbes A Canada based journalist with Balochi TV Online and a human rights activist supporting the Baloch Liberation struggle, Aditya Raj Kaul a Journalist at Times Now Foreign affairs & Conflict reporter, and a British Actor Antonio Aakel.
The guests addressed the participants, paid their respect to Shaheed Nawab Akbar Bugti and stood in solidarity with the Baloch nation as they mourned their leader.
BRP Germany Chapter also held a protest after the event in Leipzig. The protesters highlighted human rights violations and military operations in Balochistan and chanted slogans against China and Pakistan for oppressing the Baloch nation.
Meanwhile, Shutter down strike was observed across Balochistan including Dera Bugti mourning the assassination of their leader, Shaheed Nawab Akbar Bugti. Pakistani forces in Sui, forced and tortured shopkeepers to reopen their shops.
References, Holy Quran Recitation and events were also held in Khaleej and different parts of Balochistan including Karachi, Sui and Dera Bugti. Women and children also participated in Holy Quran recitation and references to pay their respect to their elder leader Shaheed Nawab Akbar Bugti on his tenth Martyrdom anniversary.
Party activists from all of these events delivered speech on the lifetime struggle and sacrifices of Shaheed Nawab Akbar Bugti, paid homage and pledged to continue their struggle following the ideology and footprints of the father of Nation.
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St. Boniface Church will host a deanery-wide Holy Hour for Vocations and the Sanctification of Life on Wednesday, September 12, beginning at 6:30 p.m. Central Time.
Fr. Eric Augenstein, vocations director for the Archdiocese of Indianapolis, will preside.
The liturgy will include communal prayers, intercessions and Scripture, with time for silence.
Students from seventh grade through high school will attend, and all the faithful are invited.


STORY CITY – The Dike-New Hartford baseball team's season came to an end on Tuesday evening in a 3-1 loss to Aplington-Parkersburg, a Class 2A district semifinal at Roland-Story High School in Story City.
A-P advanced to Saturday's district final against South Hamilton at 7 p.m. on Saturday.
The Falcons scored a run in each of the first two innings, beginning with Carter Cuvelier's sacrifice fly to left field scoring Coby Hoff in the first inning. Riley Oberhauser followed that with a sacrifice bunt in the second inning, bringing Aaron Price home from third.
Those two runs laid a good foundation for Cuvelier as he started the game on the mound for A-P. He finished with seven strikeouts and three walks, scattering three hits in the complete-game pitching victory.
D-NH loses just one senior from Tuesday's starting lineup in Chase Wilson. The group finished with a 22-11 overall record just weeks after winning the NICL East conference championship for a third-consecutive season.
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Patient abandonment is a lesser-known form of negligence that can result in medical malpractice if the patient suffers an injury. Learn more about patient abandonment in our blog.
Patient abandonment is "when a physician terminates the doctor-patient relationship without reasonable notice or a reasonable excuse, and fails to provide the patient with an opportunity to find a qualified replacement care provider," according to Nolo.
What are the components of patient abandonment?
There are 4 components of patient abandonment.
The doctor-patient relationship needs to be established.
The doctor must abandon the patient while the patient still requires medical attention during the treatment process.
The abandonment must be abrupt, and the patient must not have had the time or available resources to find a replacement physician.
The patient must suffer an injury as a result.
The medical staff neglects to reach out to a patient after the patient misses a follow-up appointment.
The hospital does not have enough staff, resulting in the treating doctor and the backup doctor both not being available.
The doctor refuses to treat a patient because the patient has not paid their medical bill.
The hospital staff does not relay important communications from the doctor to the patient.
It's important to remember that in all of these examples, the patient's injury must occur as a direct result of the abandonment.
When the patient does not comply with the physician's recommendations.
When the patient violates the physician's policies.
The patient consistently cancels or misses appointments.
The doctor does not have the necessary skills or resources to treat the patient.


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Amazon wants to patent technology that could identify shoppers by their hands
The system could someday be used in Amazon Go or Whole Foods stores.
By Jason Del Rey@DelRey Dec 26, 2019, 3:55pm EST
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Today, visitors to Amazon Go cashierless stores need to scan an app to get in. In the future, Amazon may instead ask to just scan their hands instead.
The US Patent and Trademark Office published a patent application from Amazon on Thursday for a touchless scanning system that would identify people not by their faces but by characteristics associated with the palms of their hands, including wrinkles and veins.
The application filing does not mean the company is definitely developing such technology, but the New York Post reported in September that Amazon was testing technology that would allow Whole Foods customers to scan their hand to pay at checkout rather than swiping a card. If the tech does make it to the real world, it seems the company might be considering using it in its Amazon Go stores: Many of the inventors listed on the application are employees working on Amazon Go, including Dilip Kumar, who has been the head of technology for Amazon Go and is vice president for Amazon's physical retail initiatives.
The filing is a glimpse at Amazon's ideas for putting its own tech-forward spin on how people shop in brick-and-mortar stores, now that it dominates many types of online shopping in the US. But a new potential method for identifying people using biometrics will also likely raise questions for a company that is already facing increased scrutiny over privacy concerns related to its products, ranging from its Alexa voice assistant to its Ring home security gadgets.
An Amazon spokesperson declined to comment.
In the patent application published on Thursday, the inventors describe "a scanner device [that] is used to obtain raw images of a user's palm that is within a field of view of the scanner. ... The first set of images depict external characteristics, such as lines and creases in the user's palm while the second set of images depict internal anatomical structures, such as veins, bones, soft tissue, or other structures beneath the epidermis of the skin."
The inventors also describe the placement of scanners at entrances or exits of a given location, and associating a scan with a person's account so that "if the user picks an item from an inventory location and leaves the facility, their account may be billed for that item."
Amazon has opened 24 Amazon Go locations in the US since debuting the first one on the ground floor of Amazon's Seattle headquarters nearly two years ago. Visitors to the stores must scan a special Amazon Go app at a turnstile before entering. The stores then rely on a combination of sensors and cameras that allow shoppers to take food or beverages off of shelves and simply exit without stopping to pay. Their linked account is automatically billed after they leave.
An illustration associated with the patent application shows a person scanning their hand at an entrance gate that resembles the one in Amazon Go stores.


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Idina Menzel, Kristin Chenoweth & the Cast of 'A Very Wicked Halloween' Look Back on 15 Years of 'Wicked'
10/24/2018 by Stephen Daw
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Kristin Chenoweth and Idina Menzel in "Very Wicked Halloween: Celebrating 15 Years on Broadway"
When Stephen Schwartz's iconic Broadway musical Wicked first found it's home at the Gershwin Theatre in 2003, success was not guaranteed.
The musical had a particularly large budget for a new Broadway show ($14 million), and initially received mixed reviews from critics, most notably from The New York Times' leading theater critic Ben Brantley, who compared the show to "a slightly sweaty young college professor with a social conscience, hoping to win over his students by acting funky and cracking wise."
And yet, 15 years after its debut on the Great White Way, Wicked has become one of the most successful Broadway shows ever created. Along with breaking box office records and becoming the second highest-grossing Broadway musical in history (just behind the long-running Disney classic The Lion King), the deconstructed retelling of The Wizard of Oz has become a cultural milestone.
To honor this show's already iron-cast legacy 15 years after its inception, NBC is airing their very own celebration, A Very Wicked Halloween, to commemorate the iconic show. Featuring a star-studded cast of performers, including Ariana Grande, Adam Lambert, Ledisi and Pentatonix, the televised special (airing on Monday, October 29) will also feature the show's two original leading women, Idina Menzel and Kristin Chenoweth, as the evening's hosts.
Looking back 15 years later, Menzel is wistful about the show that helped launch her into her current super-stardom. "I feel really reflective, and it's very poignant for me," she tells Billboard. "I think any time in life when we have an opportunity to sort of stop and look back on something and see what your journey has been, or where you've come from or what you've learned, and the friends that you've made and how you got there -- it's important."
Chenoweth is similarly reflective, although she admits that it feels strange to be looking back on such a recent show's legacy. "It's surreal, because in some ways it feels like it was yesterday, but in a lot of ways it feels like it was 15 years ago," she says. "I've grown up so much, I've changed so much!"
The duo (who originated the roles of Elphaba and Glinda, respectively), are not only attending the special evening as emcees, but also as performers -- along with performing their solo renditions of the now-classic showtune standards "Defying Gravity" and "Popular," the two will officially reunite with a performance of their iconic show-ending duet "For Good."
For Chenoweth, the moment feels almost inevitable. After an extremely successful career in theater and television that has earned her both a Tony and an Emmy Award, the actress knows that fans of the show deserve a proper reunion. "We should be so lucky, as artists," she says. "We're coming back together to do this very important moment in the show, 'For Good.' That's the whole point of the show, is this moment of honest camaraderie between these two characters."
But Menzel, the original Elphaba, sees this moment in a different sort of light. For her, this performance will mark a milestone in an already stunning career, which has most recently seen her become one of the most popular Disney characters in recent memory with Queen Elsa from Frozen.
The show, and the song "For Good," Menzel says, is something that she constantly finds herself coming back to throughout her career. "I'm on the journey with everyone," she says. "These are songs that grow and evolve with us as we get older -- we don't become immune to needing to find our confidence and our self esteem, there's always something in our life where we need to remind ourselves that we are enough."
"A Very Wicked Halloween" not only marks an anniversary for it's two starlets, but as an opportunity for the bevy of other performers giving their own renditions of the show's iconic soundtrack.
Adam Lambert, the pop-rock singer making headlines for his continued stint as Queen's temporary frontman, has his own professional history with Wicked. Before appearing on his star-making season of American Idol in 2009, Lambert performed in the show's national tour and its Los Angeles production as both a member of the ensemble and as the cavalier Prince Fiyero.
The singer says that the experience of performing in the show helped shape his life as a professional musician, while not necessarily having a major impact on his musical stylings. "My work ethic was definitely fine-tuned because of this production," he says. "I think that I made a lot of friends that I ended up working with in my solo career, actually. Dancers, choreographers, directors, people that I met in the company as fellow performers I ended up working with years later. It did really affect me in so many ways as a professional performer."
For the members of a capella supergroup Pentatonix, the experience of Wicked is deeply rooted in their upbringing as young adults and as artists. Kirstin Maldonado, one of the group's five members, recalls that she can still remember singing along to the soundtrack as a teenager. "My poor mother," she says with a laugh. "I would just play this soundtrack over and over and just be belting, screaming the lyrics along with the recording."
Mitch Grassi, another member of the vocal quintet and of the pop duo Superfruit, said that the songs of the show served as a template of great theater music for the young aspiring singers of his generation. "It was such a huge part of our experiences as performers, and is definitely a huge inspiration, especially as musicians," he says. "I mean, the soundtrack is just incredible."
"A Very Wicked Halloween" serves as a chance, says Chenoweth, to pay tribute not only to the talented people who brought Wicked to life, but to the fans who helped make the show the megahit that it is. "I think it's gonna be cool for the fans at home to be able to watch fans at the show watching the show," she says. "Because, again, that's what brings us all together. We've enjoyed and loved this show together over all these years."
Menzel concurs, saying the great joy of her life is getting to play instantly memorable characters that find a way into the hearts and minds of millions. "There's always another generation of young girls out there singing the words," she says of Elphaba. "For a performer, there's no greater gift than being able to hold the microphone out and to have these young kids, women and men singing along with you to this song because it means something to them, because it speaks for them and it's helped them through some time in their life."
A Very Wicked Halloween airs on NBC Monday, October 29 at 10 p.m. ET.


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Q: MPMoviePlayer receiving end of HLS Video Notification too soon I'm using a NSNotification Observer to check when the end of the video is reached like this:
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    NSDictionary *notificationUserInfo = [note userInfo];
    NSNumber *resultValue = [notificationUserInfo objectForKey:MPMoviePlayerPlaybackDidFinishReasonUserInfoKey];
    MPMovieFinishReason reason = [resultValue intValue];

When I inspect the variable reason I get MPMovieFinishReasonPlaybackEnded
The problem I'm having is that I am receiving MPMovieFinishReasonPlaybackEnded before the live stream has ended.
I am testing this same HLS stream on an android device and the live stream never ends, but this iOS app video goes black.
Can someone help me find a reason why I would receive the MPMovieFinishReasonPlaybackEnded notification prior to the end of the stream? Are there more ways to debug this issue?

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Varan bhaat is a vegan, Indian food preparation involving pigeon pea dal and rice as its main ingredients. It belongs to Marathi and Goan cuisine. Its other ingredients are turmeric powder, cumin seeds, asafoetida, jaggery and salt. According to Sanjeev Kapoor, it is a part of a Goan wedding meal. Naivedhya offered to Ganapati on Ganesh Chaturthi includes varan bhaat. It has been described as a favourite dish or comfort food by celebrities such as Priya Bapat, Yatin Karyekar, the late Bhimsen Joshi. Shobha De describes herself as one who is "as Marathi as varan bhaat", thus considering it as a quintessentially Marathi food preparation. Varan bhaat has been described as "filling and non-spicy" and good to have during the Indian summers. According to Tarla Dalal the Gujarati preparation "lachko dal" and rice combination is similar to varan bhaat. A CNN story includes it in the list of "40 Mumbai foods we can't live without", describing varan bhaat as "simple and humble... soul satisfying food of Mumbai city".

References

Maharashtrian cuisine
Goan cuisine
Lentil dishes

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Fed up with having grey tee shirts, I bought new white ones and only washed them with themselves or with newer white tee shirts. Trouble is I do do gardening and construction work, so they probably do get sweaty and dusty. I have a cheap old Bush washing machine I was given and don't intend to replace until it breaks but it seems to work and wash quite well, as far as I can tell. I wouldn't say it's worse in wash perfomance than the old Miele that I managed to lose (long story). I have used Dr Beckmann Glowhite in the past, but it seems too expensive to use in every wash and did not seem to do anything obvious. Given the environmental issues associated with cotton production, I'd rather not ditch some perfectly sound tees just because of their colour. I use "Ecoleaf" liquid non-biological detergent because I can't stand the smell of perfumed detergents: they make it hard for me to breathe and my eyes water. I do not use softener for the same reason. I also do not wear perfume, anti-perspirant, or similar product. I air dry my washing, preferably outdoors. AND the tee shirts still slowly go a light dull yellowy grey. Chlorine bleach doesn't seem to touch it. I will try oxy bleach, and I need as many tips and tricks as people want to give. So anything is appreciated. No point asking my parents - laundry really is not their strong point.


Add 1 tbsp of oil in a pan.
When it is warm, add cumin seeds, tomato, green chillies, ginger and garlic and pinch of asafoetida or hing and mix it really well.
Cook the tomato until soft. Then add ¼ tsp of turmeric powder and mix well.
Add cauliflower florets and salt to taste.
Mix well and cook covered for 3-4 minutes or more if needed.
When cauliflower is almost cooked, add green peas and goda masala. If you are using fresh peas, add them before you cook cauliflower.
Cook for couple of minutes on low heat.
Switch off the heat and garnish it with fresh coriander leaves.
Serve it hot with phulka or chapati, dal and rice.


여기, Ninja Puzzle 및 수많은 앱에 대한 모든 정보가 있습니다. 무료로 가입하고 관심 있는 앱들에 대한 정보와 경쟁자의 인사이트, 앱 업계 현황에 대해 알아보세요.
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Ninja Puzzle is an puzzle/action game in which you have to help lead Hunzo in his quest to master the greatest ninja technique in the land by defeating the demons that guard the scroll. He must use his wits and ability to beat over 50 levels of stages of demon invested puzzle themed stages.
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What is the status and authenticity of Nahj al-balaaghah and Musnad Ahmad. I have read on couple of places that these books were actually written by others and then ascribed to the Ali [rta] and Imam Ahmad b. Hanbal. Kindly educate me with the truth and the share the names of those who actually wrote these books.


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Q: How can I test my machine learning model on a machine with no Mathematica? I need to test my machine learning models that I've built using Predict on 100,000 observations. The problem is that the machine where the testing is done doesn't have Mathematica.  I would like to find an alternative to the cloud if possible. I don't think I have or can have enough cloud credit to do the testing.

A: This depends on what Method you pick.
If you use Method->"LinearRegression" it is possible to do like PredictorInformation[p, "Function"], which returns the formula that you can use in any code.
If you use Method->"NeuralNetwork" it is possible to export the network to MXNet, which you can then use (with some caveats) on other machines.
(p /. PredictorFunction -> Association)["Model", "Network"]

This will return the trained Neural Network, which you can then export to MXNet:
Export["mynet.json", (p /. PredictorFunction -> Association)["Model", "Network"], "MXNet"]

This exports a .json file (the network specification) and a .params file, which contains the layer weights.
Caveats include NetEncoders and NetDecoders not being included in this specification, so if you trained on images or audio or something, you need to recreate the encoder in your chosen language.
If you use Method->"GaussianProcess", it's possible that PredictorInformation[p, "OptimizedGaussianProcessModel"] will give you something useful - but to be honest, I have no idea what a Gaussian Process is. My expectation is that the result of that function gives you a list of parameters to plug into some standard formula, but I haven't a clue unfortunately.
If you use Method->"NearestNeighbor", it's not clear to me that you can export anything useful. This method appears to use Nearest underneath, and I am unclear on whether you can export a NearestFunction usefully. If this is your issue, probably best to search here and then open a new question if it's not obvious.
If you use Method->"DecisionTree", Method->"RandomForest" or Method->"GradientBoostedTrees", it is unclear to me that you can export any part of the results meaningfully.
If can be useful to look at the Normal of your trained PredictorFunction (eg, Normal@p), as well as PredictorInformation[p, "Properties"]. They may enlighten you on what your predictor is doing underneath. (In future versions of WL, just Information should work.)

A: You may want to export it using something like mxnet.

A: You may export the model to CDF player pro and use this setting to make the tests.


Being charged of any crime is a frightening prospect. But be especially concerned if you are accused of possession with intent to distribute (PWID). Under New York law, this crime holds serious consequences that can disrupt your life and cause uncertainty in your future. There are several defenses against PWID charges. It's important to understand how a defense team will determine which strategy fits best with the circumstances surrounding your case.
What Elements Must the Prosecution Prove Beyond the Shadow of a Doubt?
All of these elements must exist and be able to be proven with evidence in order for a judge to hand down a guilty verdict.
If possible, a criminal defense lawyer will first try to argue his or her client's actual innocence by providing evidence that they had no knowledge of the drugs, or that the drugs were not actually a controlled or illegal substance. In cases where this is not possible, an attorney must consider circumstantial evidence.
Much of the evidence that "proves" a defendant's intent to distribute is actually circumstantial and doesn't prove anything at all. For example, a defendant arrested with a large amount of cocaine separated into individual baggies who also possessed a scale will likely be charged with PWID. However, this evidence does not provide proof without a doubt that the defendant meant to sell the drugs.
Only a confession from the defendant would provide proof without a doubt. This is why it's crucial for individuals dealing with law enforcement regarding drug charges invoke their right to remain silent.
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