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Patient Great Britain seal Malaysia win
Great Britain 3 (0)
David Condon 31 (PC)
Ashley Jackson 49 (PC)
Sam Ward 50 (FG)
Malaysia 1 (1)
Muhammad Shamsul 14 (FG)
A goalkeeping master class from Malaysia's Roslan Jamaluddin ultimately proved in vain as second half goals from David Condon, Ashley Jackson and Sam Ward overturned a half time deficit to steer Great Britain to a 3-1 win. Bobby Crutchley's side had trailed at the break thanks to Muhammed Shamsul's 14th minute strike, but GB's patience and an improved second half display paid off and sent them into the quarter finals unbeaten.
Great Britain came out with a clear attacking intent with Ashley Jackson at the heart of everything they did in the opening exchanges. The first chance fell to Adam Dixon who cut inside and hit a backhand strike but he couldn't get a clean connection and the ball was cleared. Tim Whiteman ventured forwards and was picked out by Jackson but from a tight angle the Beeston man couldn't force the ball past Roslan Jamaluddin. A minute before the break Great Britain fell behind from the first meaningful attack by Malaysia. Muhammed Shamsul found space in the circle and hit the net with a backhand strike that crept inside the near post.
Great Britain kept up the pressure in the second quarter as they hunted the equaliser. Nick Catlin's shot flashed over the top and then Jamaluddin did well to block from Barry Middleton after another superb run and pass by Jackson.
The goalkeeper then excelled himself twice in quick succession to repel a strike from Condon and then to turn a powerful Iain Lewers shot over the top from the rebound. Despite dominating the game, Bobby Crutchley's side went in at the half time break trailing.
Great Britain forced a penalty corner in the first minute after the interval. The routine broke down but Mark Gleghorne fed Jackson whose shot was saved. Condon reacted first to snap up the rebound and level the scores.
Moments later a great run by Sam Ward caused the Malaysian defence problems. Jamaluddin saved from Ward but the ball broke to Chris Griffiths with the goal gaping. The goalkeeper threw himself back into the goalmouth to make an incredible save to keep the scores level. With just over three minutes left in the quarter Jackson won another penalty corner. The No7 went for goal but his flick went wide of the target.
Malaysia went down to nine men at the start of the final quarter and Condon almost capitalized with a snapshot that went just wide. With four minutes gone in the final quarter Great Britain won another penalty corner. Malaysia asked for a referral which was turned down. Jackson stepped up and found the net with a deflected effort to give his side the lead for the first time in the match. A minute later and it was 3-1. After a good advantage from the umpire, Alastair Brogdon supplied the cross for Sam Ward to swivel and fire the ball through the goalkeeper's legs for his third of the competition. Jamaluddin did well to block another effort from Griffiths as GB looked for a fourth in the closing minutes, but with the goalkeeper in superb form they were frustrated in their attempts, settling instead for a 3-1 win.
Great Britain must now await the completion of other pool games to see who they will play in the quarter finals on Wednesday.
Quotes – Great Britain goalscorer Ashley Jackson
We knew they would come out hard as they're a very good team, which they've shown in the tournament already. The first half didn't go the way we wanted, we weren't patient enough. In the second half we controlled the game and waited for our opportunities to come and got the job done. Percentage wise for corners, we're pretty good. We had a broken move that still went in and it seems we're getting goals from our set pieces. We're confident with our corners and hopefully that will continue.
Great Britain Head Coach – Bobby Crutchley
They played very deep so it was always going to be difficult to open them up. We had to be patient, and improve our quality in the second half which we did. We gave them some opportunities to counterattack in the first half so we had to cut that out, in order to deny them chances. We could have had a couple more goals, but overall I'm very pleased.
I was confident the goals would come as long as we stuck to our game plan. The challenge in those games is that chances are often not clear cut, so we just needed to be ready to put the ones we did get away. The goals were never going to be pretty, flowing moves but we got what we needed and that's what mattered.
You'd say most people want to avoid Australia, but having said that we focused on ourselves and keeping our momentum rather than what might happen on Wednesday. We've finished the pool unbeaten, so on the whole I'm happy, but there is still plenty of work to do.
Don't forget you can see Bobby Crutchley's England side in action this summer as World Class international hockey returns to Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park for the Unibet EuroHockey Championships 2015. Details are available on the tournament website.

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There are several zodiac signs who have an extraordinary sense of foreboding and every time they feel like something's going to happen, it always does. These zodiac signs need to listen to their intuition when making decisions because it is absolutely flawless.
The representatives of Pisces are known for being the greatest dreamers in the zodiac. They have an incredibly rich imagination, which they use to create a fantasy world that's never going to exist in reality.
But although they seem naïve and a long ways from reality, Pisces are not a sign you can trick because their supernatural intuition always tells them whenever someone is lying and not being sincere.
The insight of Scorpios is one worthy of praise. They can read your thoughts with ease and even if you think you've managed to hide something from them, this is not the case.
For representatives of this water sign, figuring out your real intentions is child's play, no matter how well you conceal them. They have no qualms about telling you the truth to your face if you underestimate their intuition.
Often, Cancers may seem like unfriendly individuals, closed off in their own little shell, but the reason for that is that they are trying to learn as much about you at first glance as possible.
Their inner voice helps them, it's one that a Cancer never ignores. Representatives of this sign are in complete harmony with their feelings, while their intuition clearly shows them who they can get close to and who to avoid.
Although they have a powerful intuition, Sagittarii rarely listen to it, especially if they're facing something new and adventurous. The fire sign never stops along the way to a new adventure, even if their 6th sense tells them that it's better to give ground.
A Sagittarius is a very good fact analyzer but if they combine their knowledge with their feelings, they will have much greater success.


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We've officially moved (ok it wasn't that far - just next door) but it was significant for us as we have introduced more! When we opened back in April we were thrilled with the amount of support we received and continue to receive. Our initial concept was to encourage a green life and now we have introduced more... creative workshops, secondhand pieces, books.


Poughkeepsie Haunted Houses, New York has created a big terror in the hearts of the people now have at least visited once the Haunted Houses of Poughkeepsie. Giving an unforgettable or a memorable experience of horror, terror. Exploring the spookiest Haunted houses it makes sure that you can't deny that you were not sacred nor horrified. Test yourself how long can you stay, and how long can you take care of yourself, as because this time the darkness is against you. What can be the best spot that this for a Halloween Fest?


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Kalendarz babiloński – kalendarz używany w Babilonii, oparty początkowo na obserwacji Księżyca, potem też i Słońca. Zastosowano w nim 7-dniowy tydzień, 12-godzinną dobę oraz 60-minutową godzinę.

Używany był w Babilonii w okresie Hammurabiego (XVIII/XVII wiek p.n.e.). Oprócz Babilończyków używali go także Asyryjczycy (ok. XII wieku p.n.e.) i Persowie. Podzielony był na 12 miesięcy po 30 dni. Opóźnienia w stosunku do roku słonecznego nadrabiane były dodaniem 13 miesiąca. Dodawanie miesięcy regulował tzw. Cykl Metona z Aten (cykl trwający 19 lat definiował do którego roku należy dodać miesiąc). Takie same cykle występują w kalendarzu greckim i chińskim.

Nazwy miesięcy kalendarza babilońskiego
(uwaga: nazwy miesięcy  podane zostały zgodnie z zasadami naukowej transkrypcji)

 I miesiąc (akad nisannu, sum. itibar2-zag-gar)  (marzec-kwiecień)
 II miesiąc (akad ajaru, sum. itigu4-si-sa2)  (kwiecień-maj)
 III miesiąc (akad simānu, sum. itisig4-ga)  (maj-czerwiec)
 IV miesiąc (akad Du'ūzu, sum. itišu-numun-na)  (czerwiec-lipiec)
 V miesiąc (akad abu, sum. itine-ne-gar)  (lipiec-sierpień)
 VI miesiąc (akad elūlu/ulūlu, sum. itikin-dinnin-na)  (sierpień-wrzesień)
 miesiąc dodatkowy, tzw. drugi elūlu/ulūlu (sum. itikin-dinnin-na-II-kam-ma)
 VII miesiąc (akad tašrītu, sum. itidu6-ku3)  (wrzesień-październik)
 VIII miesiąc (akad arahsamna, sum. itiapin-du8-a)  (październik-listopad)
 IX miesiąc (akad kislīmu, sum. itigan-gan-na)  (listopad-grudzień)
 X miesiąc (akad ṭebētu, sum. itiab-ba-e3)  (grudzień-styczeń)
 XI miesiąc (akad šabaṭu, sum. itiziz2-a-an)  (styczeń-luty)
 XII miesiąc (akad addaru, sum. itiše-kin-tar)  (luty-marzec)
 miesiąc dodatkowy, tzw. drugi addaru (sum. itiše-kin-tar-diri)

Równonoc wiosenna
Jako że kalendarz babiloński był kalendarzem lunarnym, wszystkie korzystające z niego narody musiały opracować sposób na zsynchronizowanie swojego roku kalendarzowego z rokiem zwrotnikowym, aby uniknąć przesuwania się pór roku względem kalendarza. Jako stały punkt odniesienia zgodny z rokiem zwrotnikowym i tym samym z porami roku obrano dzień równonocy wiosennej.

Dzień babiloński liczony był od zachodu do zachodu słońca, gdyż to właśnie o zachodzie słońca Babilończycy wypatrywali nisko nad horyzontem cienkiego sierpa nowego księżyca, który oznaczał początek nowego miesiąca. Tym samym pierwszy dzień miesiąca Nisan (pierwszego miesiąca babilońskiego roku kalendarzowego) był ogłaszany o zachodzie w dniu równonocy wiosennej lub później. Jeżeli jednak nowy księżyc zauważono o zachodzie przed równonocą wiosenną wówczas nie ogłaszano nowego roku, lecz dodawano trzynasty miesiąc noszący nazwę ostatniego miesiąca roku kalendarzowego, tzw. drugi Adar. Potwierdzają to już najwcześniejsze obserwacje astronomiczne odnotowane przez Babilończyków, które udało się jednoznacznie zidentyfikować, jak np. słynna tabliczka VAT 4956, według której 1 Nisan w roku 568 p.n.e. rozpoczął się 22 kwietnia, czyli 26 lub 27 dni po równonocy wiosennej (wówczas 26/27 marca), zaś 24 marca (2 lub 3 dni przed równonocą wiosenną) ogłoszono drugi Adar.

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Linki zewnętrzne

Babiloński
Babilonia

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Our Project Hero riders are describing the 2018 UnitedHealthcare California Coastal Challenge as one of the best Challenges ever! And with good reason: gorgeous weather, incredible scenery and stress-free days of riding with PH brothers and sisters, it's no wonder we all feel that way.
We left San Simeon and rode past a huge American flag hoisted by our friends from the Cambria American Legion, who lined the highway and cheered us as we rode to one of the most charming stops on this year's ride, a visit to Cambria Middle School. The entire school came out for us, making us feel great when they sang "This Land is Your Land," read a Peace Poem and celebrated our First Responders and Veterans with hugs, cheers and photos.
Our trek took to us through the countryside into Morro Bay. At Morro Bay High School we were joined by Morro Bay Mayor Jamie Irons and City Councilmembers John Headding and Robert "Red" Davis and the Mayor rode through Morro Bay with us. Arriving in San Luis Obispo, we enjoyed lunch at the SLO American Legion, then finished the 54-mile day with a short ride into Pismo Beach and the beloved Pismo Beach Lighthouse Suites, one of the most picturesque and enjoyable overnight venues we have on this year's Challenge.
Our Project Hero family is honored to be joined by Kendra Marsh at this year's Challenge. Kendra is from Sacramento and is currently working in the Menlo Park program. Remarkably, she only started riding road bikes three months ago and is now on her first Challenge!
Now that she has the Project Hero cycling "bug," Kendra wants to ride and do more. "I want to do the next Challenge. I want to be like Candise Morgan and mentor people and even eventually push.
Most important, Kendra has a new outlook, thanks to Project Hero family.
"Yesterday was the first time I was proud to be a veteran," she said.
Kendra, you are an inspiration to all of us at Project Hero!
Tomorrow the 2018 UnitedHealthcare California Costal Challenge continues with a 70-mile ride into Solvang highlighted by our traditional and always memorable visits to Oceano and Orcutt.


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Q: Como cargar una página mediante un .bat y luego cerrarla Tengo un archivo .bat que inicia lo siguiente: "C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe" http://localhost/PruebasApiRest/ClienteApiRest.php. Esto lo tengo programado con una Tarea de Windows. Pero mi problema es que a medida que se va ejecutando este bat, me van quedando activas instancias del chrome que ya fué ejecutado. La pregunta es: hay alguna forma de, por ejemplo al cabo de un determinado tiempo, eliminar la tarea creada?
Desde ya, muchas gracias y hasta otro contacto.

A: Si quieres mantenerte dentro de bat deberías poder hacerlo con taskkill /IM "process name" /F
No tengo un windows a mano pero diría que poniendo chrome.exe como process name se cargaría el chrome.
Si quieres matar solo una pestaña en vez del navegador no se si es posible

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Zachary Strebeck is a graduate of Pepperdine University School of Law, holding both J.D. and Masters of Dispute Resolution degrees. He has worked with crowdfunding startup Crowdfunder, film and television studio Lionsgate Entertainment, and film distribution house PorchLight Entertainment, as well as mediating in the Los Angeles County court system. He served as an associate producer and former guest on Entertainment Law Update, a podcast dedicated to legal happenings in the entertainment industry.
A former animator and game designer, Zachary has focused his practice on helping game creators and entrepreneurs like himself realize their dreams by ensuring that their legal needs don't get in the way of their creative endeavors.
Zachary is an avid video gamer and board game player. He plays classical guitar, and has studied various martial arts, including Jeet Kune Do, Wing Chun Kung Fu, and Filipino Kali.
For more information on Zachary or to retain his services as an attorney, please visit his website or feel free to contact him.
Once you�ve named your game and registered your video game trademark, it�s time to start protecting that mark. If not, you may end up losing your rights.
During this year's Gen Con, I joined up with attorney Justin Jacobson to do two awesome Q&A sessions about legal issues in tabletop game publishing. I think that these two sessions (presented as episodes of my Legal Moves podcast) are useful for any dev!
How do you divide up ownership equity in your new game studio?
One of the questions that always comes up when I�m forming a new game company for clients is �How do we divide the equity?� There are a few ways to go about it, each with their own pros and cons. Let�s take a look at the options.
Marketing a game is the part of indie development that devs seem to fear the most. This article will lay out some strategies you can implement from before you've started creating your game up to the time of release, in order to market your game cheaply!
The 9th Circuit has amended their decision in Lenz v. Universal. What effect will this have on fair use and DMCA takedowns?
What happens when your Kickstarter is suspended for trademark infringement?
Game lawyer Zachary Strebeck takes a look at a recent Kickstarter trademark dispute and draws some lessons for other creators to avoid claims of infringement.
I feel like in that case, the judge WANTED to punish a company that was cloning, so they were reaching for a legal justification for it. Unfortunately for us but not them the case settled, so we never got a final ruling/precedent.
Our release was damaged because of this.
But then it 's possible that the cloner files a trademark complaint against YOU It 's not outside the realm of possibility.


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Falling Down is a 1993 film by Joel Schumacher about "D-Fens" (named for his license plate), an unemployed Irish-American missile engineer played by Michael Douglas making an attempt to "go home" for his daughter's birthday after his car breaks down in traffic on the hottest day of the year. As he passes through the city of Los Angeles, California on foot he finds himself alienated, disgusted and angered by what he experiences as he is accosted, overcharged and rejected. He becomes a sort of vigilante as he gradually begins to accumulate weaponry and starts to force people out of his way – with violence, if necessary.
Going home.
Officer.
The guy walked into the bushes,
maybe to pee, but he never came back.
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The guy walked into the bushes.
He said he was going home.
Going home?
Gentlemen, return to your cars.
I'll radio for a tow truck.
Let's shove it out of the way.
We'll get this lane moving!
It's dangerous.
We got a lot of glass and steel
rushing by us at high speeds.
Prendergast. Downtown Robbery.
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I'm in linoleum tile, myself.
You, back in your vehicle.


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are eroded from previous rocks.
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Millville, N.J. – Everyone knows sports enthusiasts like speed. It turns out that the doctors caring for those same people also appreciate speed — in construction practices. That's one of the reasons custom precast concrete wall panels were used to build the newest office for Reconstructive Orthopedics in Medford, N.J.
"We had previously worked with Northeast Precast on another medical office, so we had a good comfort level about the speed and quality of their work," says Daniel R. Nichols, AIA, NCARB and architect with Ragan Design Group. "The speed of construction of the 'super structure' using Superior Walls products from top to bottom was very impressive. There's about 12,300 square feet of 10" studded precast panel in this building."
The Reconstructive Orthopedics building serves as a milestone achievement for Northeast Precast. It's the first time the company provided the complete shell package for a structure.
"Our challenge was to design, fabricate, deliver and erect the concrete shell with designated openings," says Mark Gorgas with Northeast Precast. "We took our insulated panels up from the footing and supplied the structural roof, providing our customer with a complete building shell in under two weeks. Our roofing package included a single steel beam line down the center of the building, 30-inch bar joists and B-decking.
"The precast concrete panel provided unique flexibility to meet the demands of this customer. The cavity-style stud wall allowed electrical changes to be made during the interior fit-out, which eased any concerns about working with a manufactured wall system."
Constructed in October of 2017, the Reconstructive Orthopedics office was occupied by March of 2018. Since 1976 doctors at Reconstructive Orthopedics have performed more than 100,000 surgeries to help people with bone, joint and muscle pains at their eight offices throughout southern New Jersey. Now, with the addition of the Medford office, the team has another facility open and ready to serve the needs of their patients.
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Your guide to feeling great and staying well on campus.
Each year the American College Health Association (ACHA) surveys college students on the state of their physical, psychological, and sexual health. Most college students—83.9 percent—report being in good, very good, or excellent health, according to ACHA's latest National College Health Assessment.
Does this mean everyone on campus is healthy and happy? Not so fast. Here's what your classmates are saying on staying fit and healthy, and how you can stop from making some common mistakes.
One of the best ways to deal with getting sick is to not get sick in the first place. Use the following actions for stopping sickness in its tracks.
Hand washing is one of the best ways to keep from getting sick. But most of us don't wash our hands properly. Luckily, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention offers this hand-washing primer so you can keep fingers squeaky clean and germ free.
Vaccines are your first line of defense against serious infections. Vaccines.gov recommends the following for college students: meningococcal conjugate vaccine (MenACWY), Tdap vaccine, HPV vaccine, and the seasonal flu vaccine; 48.4 percent of college students reported getting the flu vaccine; 68.9 percent the meningitis vaccine, and 55.7 received the HPV vaccine to prevent cervical cancer.
Another ailment that may affect you is back pain, thanks to all that time sitting in class or in the library. In fact these things can make it worse, according the to the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke. Check out some of their tips on how to prevent and treat low-back pain.
Focusing on sleep may be the first step to managing issues that can interfere with academic performance, such as mental health issues. Of the respondents, 31.7 percent said stress affects their grades and ability to complete coursework. Anxiety comes in at 25.1 percent, followed by sleep difficulties at 21.4 percent, and depression at 16.8 percent.
Part of the problem is the logistics of college life itself, says Shelley Hershner, MD, assistant professor of neurology and director of the Collegiate Sleep Clinic at the University of Michigan. Factors like deadlines, neighbors, and other things can all take their toll.
As an example, one issue out of students' control is the timing of assignments. "Most students are going to work on something up until the minute it's due. So if something is due at 8 in the morning, they may be pulling an all-nighter," says Dr. Hershner.
In addition, the amount of time you spend in front of a screen—whether it's finishing assignments or relaxing—especially before bed remains a major obstacle to getting quality sleep. The blue light emitted by electronics suppresses the production of melatonin, a hormone that helps you fall and stay asleep. "Probably the biggest thing they are doing to hurt themselves is that downtime is on electronics," she says.
Dr. Hershner advises her college students to choose something to study before bed that doesn't require use of electronics. At the very least, aim to get off devices at least two hours prior to bedtime. You may want to follow a screen time diet.
While it may be almost impossible to maintain a regular sleep schedule, consider making small changes, instead, she says, such as going to bed 10 minutes earlier than normal, or not sleeping in past 10 a.m. on weekends.
With the seemingly infinite choices in the dining hall, chances are you aren't getting an adequate nutritional diet, and you're not alone. Only 24.8 percent of college students say they eat three to four servings of fruit and vegetables daily.
Most young adults need 2,200 calories or more daily, depending on their activity level, according to nutritional guidelines from the U.S. Department of Agriculture. At that caloric intake, you should be eating a minimum of four vegetable and three fruit servings daily. Simply put, half of your plate should be produce. Fruits and vegetables provide much needed vitamins and minerals. The fiber in whole produce has been linked to a reduction in cardiovascular disease and may play a role in obesity prevention. So top your pizza with vegetables and add a large salad on the side.
In addition, look into whether your campus offers free cooking and nutrition classes to help you prevent that Freshman 15 and eat healthier all around.
Only 47.4 percent of all college students are meeting the recommended weekly guidelines of moderate-intensity to vigorous-intensity exercise. For overall health and fitness, aim for at least 30 minutes of moderate-intensity exercise five days or more per week, or at least 20 minutes of vigorous-intensity exercise three or more days per week.
How can you do that? Many campuses offer world-class fitness facilities, and often student registration fees cover the cost of gym admission and most classes. Some even offer personal training and massage and spa services at a minimal cost. Or maybe your good intentions never become a reality. In that case, enroll in a fitness class for credit, so working out will be part of your planned schedule.
Most campuses maintain their own student health services center. Check their website regularly for notices of health outbreaks, such as the mumps, on campus. Also, take advantage of any health fairs offered.
One thing that you will want to check into prior to a visit: how services are paid. Some schools have students pay a fee that provides access, without costs, to services in the health facility and the family's insurance is not billed. Other schools will bill the family's insurance when the student accesses services at the facility. In these cases, the family may have out-of-pocket costs and should know if the on-campus facility is a participating provider with the family's health insurance plan. In many instances schools can require a student to pay a fee for access to services. This allows students to use important services (e.g., urgent care, mental health services) regardless of whether the person's insurance covers the visit. This is particularly important for students who attend school out of state and may have HMO coverage.
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Q: From where randomness comes from and why it exists? I recently began to study statistics and probability and I have two questions:

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*Where does randomness come from? What is the source of randomness?

*Why does the randomness exist?
Is it possible to answer my question that non mathematician or non physicist can understand it?
I searched Internet for the answer but there is very little information that non mathematician or the information is for professional physicists and mathematicians.
Also please suggest books concerning my questions that is written so that non mathematician or non physicist can understand it.

A: Well, there's three different types of answers I can think of, with regards to what you asked.
One case we can have is that there's some systems that are so complicated, that if you change their initial states only slightly, the system changes drastically. This is called chaos. James Gleick's book is a good one for laypeople. Any graduate level mechanics textbook should also talk about chaos, if you're going to look for that level of understanding later on. So this chaos seems to create a sort of randomness in some physical situations. But maybe that's not what you meant.
There's also randomness in quantum mechanics, where it's not possible to know precisely two related quantities simultaneously (like the momentum and position of a particle).
Finally, there's good old experimental randomness; my physics teacher likes to think of it as "you can't know what the true result of an experiment is. You can only know what the most likely value is". For example, if you measure g (the gravitational acceleration) to be 9.8$\pm$0.01 ms$^{-2}$ (at some point on earth), you don't have the actual value of g. All you know is that the value of g is somewhere in that given range. So there's sort of a randomness to any experimental tests, because you can never know exactly what the result is.
But, as Count Iblis pointed out, all of this "randomness" essentially boils down to quantum mechanical fluctuations. It's just easier for us to think of it in terms of different concepts.


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Directed by Peter Hyams
Genres - Action, Science Fiction | Sub-Genres - Sci-Fi Action | Release Date - Sep 16, 1994 (USA) | Run Time - 99 min. | Countries - Canada, Japan, United States | MPAA Rating - R
Review by Michael Costello
Peter Hyams' mindlessly derivative buddy cop-science fiction-conspiracy film starring action icon Jean-Claude Van Damme makes one appreciate what director James Cameron brought to the table in the Terminator films. The story, which takes place in a future where time-travel is a reality, focuses on "timecop" Van Damme's efforts to keep bad guys from traveling to the past to tamper with the present. It makes so little sense, even on its own terms, that comprehension is a distant chimera. But with one's mind on hold, there are enjoyable elements here, such as Van Damme's well-choreographed fight scenes, some interesting special effects, and a fine, energetic performance by Ron Silver as the evil Senator who intends to become president through nefarious means. Van Damme has mercifully few lines, but as usual with him, they are still a few too many. The film had a respectable, if not overwhelming run at the box office, demonstrating the action hero's continuing appeal.


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Olivier Furter is a Swiss artist born in 1962 who lives and works in Zurich, Switzerland. Olivier Furter surrounds himself with images. We discover them stuck on the wall, placed on a table, leaning up against a shelf in a temporary arrangement. Random images, personal photos, bits and pieces of paper. Something – often almost nothing – might trigger his imagination – might lead to a painting. Or perhaps the unexpected may do the trick. If he enlarges an image, other visual surprises may well occur. A collection of indefinite and colorful traces, a treasure trove. A small cat, adopted from an animal rescue shelter, lounges in its chair outside the studio door. There's more than meets the eye. Indeed, what we see may well be an absence. Eyes usually make the face, yet in Olivier Furter's painting of an enlarged face, the nostrils are the focal point. Out of focus, the eyes don't appear, so to speak. What remains is 'the absence of'… – inviting us to seek other meanings in the painting. Likewise, in many of his painted landscapes, "the cloud is the star" and "a cloud moves so fast," says Oliver. The focus in these paintings shifts to these new stars and their strange splendor captures our attention. Or the obviously stuffed creature the painter shows us in its snow and night setting! Surely, 'in the absence of…' reminds us of another creature? And so it's Olivier Furter's paintings that strangely transform nature and shift the senses.
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Bounty Agro Ventures, Inc. earns Investors in People Bronze Accreditation, Continues to empower employees with world-class train
Bounty Agro Ventures, Inc. (BAVI), the company behind the famous oven-roasted chicken that Filipinos love, Chooks-to-Go, and several retail brands like Uling Roasters and Reyal, celebrates its success in gaining international recognition for its program on people empowerment.
Investors in People – from Standard to Bronze Accreditation
Earlier this year, BAVI received its Investors in People (IiP) Standard Accreditation, a distinction of being the first and only one in the Philippine poultry industry. IiP recognizes companies and workplaces around the world that engage people to be their best for themselves and their organizations.
BAVI was the only Asian finalist in the IiP International Awards in London. The company upped the ante with an IIP Bronze Accreditation last November. IiP bronze is a standard set by IiP for organizations whose employees see and feel how their career prospects improved as a result of the learning and development programs of the company. From leadership trainings, setting standards and bench marks, employee engagement, and continuous investment in its people, BAVI continue to grow and shine because of excellent people management.
BAVI Toastmasters Club & the 84th Toastmasters International Convention
As part of the company's development program, BAVI established the BAVI Toastmasters Club in 2014 which provides an avenue for employees to improve and hone their communication and leadership skills. BAVI has 14 Toastmasters clubs nationwide, all fully sponsored by the company. BAVI Toastmasters Club has bagged numerous awards from the Toastmasters International's District 75 (Philippines) Convention, including the Crystal Globe Award and the President's Distinguished Club Award – the highest recognition bestowed to a club by Toastmasters International.
Testament to its commitment in empowering people through Toastmasters, BAVI sent delegates to the 84th Toastmasters International Convention in Las Vegas where they celebrated achievements of Toastmasters clubs around the world. Packed with various educational sessions and public speaking competitions, the convention accorded delegates from BAVI an extraordinary learning experience that inspired them to raise their communication and leadership skills to world-class and game-changing level.
"The experience allowed me to extend my network of public speakers and skilled professionals – people from whom I learn extensively how to be effective in my personal and professional involvements," says Rachelle Payumo, BAVI's Toastmasters delegate and Sr. Supervisor for Management Control System, "Attending the Toastmasters International Convention was a very rare privilege granted to me by BAVI —something that I will forever be grateful for. My Toastmasters journey is proof that the company gives priority and values the personal and professional growth of its people."
BAVI's achievements in IIP and Toastmasters is solid proof of the company's commitment in the professional and personal development of its greatest asset – its people.


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Inwood Home of The Week - Sponsored
Forest Hills Contemporary Could Make Almost Any Family a Happy One
by Joanna England
Have you ever taken a child with you when touring homes? It can get old. Fast. However, there's no truer test to see if a home is right for your family than to take them to showings with you. Luckily, if you stop at this Forest Hills contemporary, your home search will be over fast and your kids will be just as happy as you.
How can a home make a family happy? Let's start with the one thing you can't change about it — the location.
This particular home is located inside the East Dallas neighborhood of Forest Hills, which has large lots, shaded streets, and tons of families. You're a short jaunt off of Lakeland, which dead-ends into the Dallas Arboretum — a favorite spot for folks all over Dallas. Just beyond the Arboretum is White Rock Lake, where you can enjoy a day with the whole family and your fuzzy friend either walking or running, cycling, or even paddling on the lake itself. Want to enjoy a day with just the adults? The Fraternal Order of Eagles is just around the corner. You're also close to Casa Linda Plaza, Arboretum Village, and if you need a place to have a beer and let the kids run wild, the Lot is just down Garland Road.
Of course, it would be neglectful of me to ignore the excellent Dallas ISD public schools that serve this neighborhood, one of which is practically around the corner — the award winning Alex Sanger Preparatory school. This dual-language campus has earned several distinctions and will soon expand for even more programming at the Pre-K through eighth grade campus.
Yes, there's all of that around you, and we haven't even begun talking about how great our Inwood Home of the Week is! This listing from Jeff Jacobs with Keller Williams Frisco Stars will seal the deal for you and your family.
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Splurge vs. Steal: Live Large in Forest Hills
by Leah Shafer
One of the great neighborhoods of East Dallas is Forest Hills, a hidden gem bordering the east side of White Rock Lake, walking distance to the arboretum and a ten-minute drive from downtown.
Our Splurge vs. Steal is located here, to houses in this elegant, quiet, tree-shaded community. Which one is your favorite?
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AIA Dallas Tour of Homes Showcases Breadth and Scope of Local Architecture
Designed by Maestri Studio, this stunning contemporary in Forest Hills offers bright and open entertaining. (Photos: Aaron Dougherty Photography)
When it comes to residential architecture, our city is just lousy with incredibly designed homes thanks to our stacked lineup of talented Dallas architects. And like any house porn addict, we here at CandysDirt.com look forward to the annual AIA Dallas Tour of Homes with excitement, as there's no faster way to induce heavy breathing among us than with high design and risk-taking concepts come to life.
This year, the sole architect-curated home tour doesn't disappoint. With seven incredible houses ranging between 2,700 and more than 6,000 square feet, you can get a taste and feel for the modern and contemporary residential architecture of Big D, from Forest Hills to Preston Hollow and beyond.
One of our hands-down favorites on this year's tour, which runs from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Oct. 28 and 29, is a beautiful, warm contemporary with a touch of the Texas Hill Country vernacular on a beautiful lot in Forest Hills from Maestri Studio. Unlike many more traditionally styled homes in the neighborhood, Santa Clara offers front yard living with huge glass walls that open the home's interior to the neighborhood.
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Splurge vs. Steal: Two Fabulous Forest Hills Homes Close to White Rock Lake
East Dallas neighborhood Forest Hills is one of the most beloved by its residents, and for good reason. This quiet, tree-shaded area gives the feeling of being away from the hustle and bustle of the city. The architecture impresses, the neighbors say hello, and home values have skyrocketed.
For today's Splurge vs. Steal, feast your eyes on two fabulous Forest Hills homes with style, substance, and, of course, location. They're under a mile apart from each other, and both are in the attendance zone for Alex Sanger Elementary School, which earns a 9 out of 10 from greatschools.org. Let's take a look.
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Great Schools, Great Neighborhoods — and Great Prices for Every Budget
The North Cliff Preservation District that feeds Salazar Elementary is the beneficiary of a district-rated "Excelling" school with promising accountability scores. (Photo courtesy Dallas ISD)
We all know the market is tight in Dallas. But when you're looking for a home as a family, there's another thing to factor in besides price and square footage: the schools.
Last year, Dave Perry-Miller Real Estate asked me to take a look at the neighborhoods around some schools that might be more unfamiliar to buyers who traditionally look around the Lakewood, Rosemont, Stonewall Jackson, and Withers elementary schools. The neighborhoods I showcased were in attendance zones for some of Dallas ISD's great schools — albeit schools that sometimes get less attention than their more well-known counterparts.
This week, I'm going to repeat the feat, and show you some examples of homes you and your family can plant roots in — and attend a great school to boot.
All of the schools we'll look at are rated "Excelling" in the district's School Performance Framework, and many of them offer the things parents get excited about — two-way dual language Spanish immersion, International Baccalaureate, personalized learning, and the like. (more…)
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A Tale of Two Houses: Luxury on the East and West Sides of White Rock Lake
by Candy Evans
Sitting on almost half an acre in the upscale Forest Hills neighborhood, the house at 8566 San Pedro Pkwy. is on the east side of White Rock Lake.
For buyers looking for luxury in East Dallas, I've got a tale of two houses on the east and west sides of White Rock Lake.
Both are custom build houses, and both have the attention to detail and higher-end features you'd expect in such a property. Both are situated in established, coveted neighborhoods. And both are listed by Lee Lamont with Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage.
"In both of these comparable properties, no expense was spared and each offers an enviable neighborhood near the lake and area amenities, like the Dallas Arboretum and shopping in Lakewood," Lamont said.
First, there's the home at 8566 San Pedro Pkwy., which sits on almost half an acre in Forest Hills near Garland Road and Lakeland Drive. It offers five bedrooms, five full bathrooms, one half bath, three living areas, two dining areas, and 5,400 square feet on two stories.
The other house, located at 6203 Vickery Blvd., near Richmond Avenue and Skillman Street, in one of East Dallas' most coveted neighborhoods, Lakewood Heights. It's just one block from the beloved Tietze Park and pool.
The Vickery home offers 4,422 square feet in the main house, with a detached guest quarters in back and another 450 square feet above the oversized garage. Sitting on an oversized corner lot, this home has four bedrooms, four full bathrooms, one half bath, two living areas, two dining areas, and two stories, built in 2005.
Both are open this Sunday, April 23, from 1-3 p.m. Let's get a sneak peek!
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Green Me
White Rock East Garden Tour is the Place to be This Sunday
by Karen Eubank
The Palmer Garden 8422 Forest Hills Boulevard
If you love gardens, gardening, or art then the annual White Rock East Garden Tour is the place to be on Sunday, May 15. East Dallas gardeners and artists come together each spring to showcase their beautiful gardens and creations for a single perfect day. Nine gardens in Forest Hills, Little Forest Hills, and Casa Linda Estates will be open to the public on Sunday from 10 a.m to 5 p.m. Each garden will host several artists displaying a wide variety of artwork available for purchase. (more…)
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Fall in Love at These Four Fabulous Pre-Valentine's Day Dallas Open Houses
The house at 8550 Eustis Ave. in Forest Hills Estates is one of the four featured this week in our open house roundup.
If you're looking for romance before Valentine's Day, skip the drama and love these listings! We've found four open houses you should definitely make a date to visit this weekend. They range in price from $240K to $935K, in neighborhoods from Forest Hills to Preston Royal. Enjoy!
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Universal Pictures' Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping is headlined by musical digital-shorts superstars Andy Samberg, Akiva Schaffer and Jorma Taccone, collectively known as The Lonely Island. The comedy goes behind the scenes as singer/rapper Conner4Real (Samberg) faces a crisis of popularity after his sophomore album flops, leaving his fans, sycophants and rivals all wondering what to do when he's no longer the dopest star of all.
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Sheffield man locked up for threatening teenagers with knife during street robbery
A Sheffield man has been jailed for threatening a teenage girl and boy with a knife during a street robbery.
Thursday, 18 October, 2018, 10:15
Meeshack Menzies, aged 23, was jailed for six and a half years after being found guilty of robbery, attempted robbery and possessing an offensive weapon following a trial.
CRIME: Killer still on the run nine weeks after fatal stabbing in Sheffield Menzies, of Braemore Road, Hillsborough, targeted his victims - a girl aged 16 and her 17-year-old boyfriend - in Eastern Drive, Arbourthorne, in May.
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POLICE: Man attacked confronting armed robber at shop near Sheffield
The boy was threatened with a knife while Menzies demanded his valuables before he turned his attention to the girl, who he knocked to the ground.
Man seriously ill after attack in Barnsley
He forced her to hand over her necklace and bracelet before he fled the scene.
DC Yvonne Fairbrother said: 'Menzies' victims have suffered a great deal of distress due to his actions. "I hope this sentence will go some way to helping them recover from the ordeal in the knowledge that Menzies will be in custody for a substantial period. "Menzies thought he could evade police but that ultimately, offenders will always be brought to justice."


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Amazon-owned game video streaming service Twitch has announced it will be giving Amazon Prime subscribers a free game to download every day from now until July 18th.
As part of the Twitch Prime programme, available to Amazon Prime subscribers who link their Amazon and Twitch accounts, the company's game giveaway sees 19 titles - one of which is a bundle of multiple SNK games - made available for free download between now and July 18th. The catch: Users must have a paid-up Amazon Prime membership, which currently costs £7.99 a month or £79 a year (both inc. VAT), and each game must be registered to the user's Twitch account within a game-specific period ranging from two to 30 days from the title being made available. Once registered to a Twitch Prime account, each game is permanently owned by that user.
The list of games and their availability dates follows: 2-4 July, Pillars of Eternity; 3-9 July, Q.U.B.E. 2; 3 July - 2 August, SNK Bundle featuring Metal Slug 3, The Last Blade, and Twinkle Star Sprites; 4-10 July, Battle Chef Brigade; 5-11 July, Manual Samuel; 6-12 July, GoNNER; 7-13 July, Next Up Hero; 8-14 July, Uurnong Uurnlimited; 9-15 July, Hue; 10-16 July, Deponia Doomsday; 11-17 July, Observer; 12-18 July, Tacoma; 13-26 July, The Bridge; 14-27 July, Brutal Legend; 15-21 July, The Red Strings Club; 16-17 July, Tyranny; 17-31 July, Broken Age; 18-31 July, FRAMED Collection; 18-31 July, Serial Cleaner.
The first title in the offer - Pillars of Eternity - is available now through the Twitch Prime link on users' Twitch accounts.


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Q: Sum of producst of subsums of (nodes with the same id) by a matching price I add all the nodes' attributes which have the same index atrribute. I multiply this sum by a particular number (extracted from a secontary xml) and I have the step_1 product. I repeat the proceedure multiplying each time by a different particular number, and I add the new product to the product of the previous step and so on up to the last node.  But in each step of the loop the sum functions looses the runningsum keeping only the current product. I would appreciate any help.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="koinohrista.xsl"?>
 <Features>
  <Feature code="a" price="1"></Feature>
  <Feature code="a" price="2"></Feature>
  <Feature code="b" price="3"></Feature>
  <Feature code="b" price="4"></Feature>
  <Feature code="c" price="5"></Feature>
 </Features>

The secondary xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="hiliosta.xsl"?>
 <Features>
  <Feature name="a1" koinoh="10" elev="20" heat="30"></Feature>
 </Features>

The xsl
<xsl:stylesheet xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform" version="1.0">
 <xsl:variable name="Inventory" select="document('C:\Kapopoulos\Inventory.xml')"/>
 <xsl:key name="KeyCode" match="Feature" use="@code"/>
 <xsl:template match="Features">
  <xsl:call-template name="sum">
   <xsl:with-param name="nodes" select="Feature"/>
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  <xsl:variable name="curr" select="$nodes[1]"/>
$sum1 = <xsl:value-of select="$sum"/>

  <xsl:for-each select="Feature[generate-id() = generate-id(key('KeyCode',@code)[1])]">
  <xsl:sort select="@code" order="ascending"/>
    <xsl:if test="$curr">
Step1 = <xsl:value-of select="$sum"/> |||
     <xsl:variable name="attrName">
      <xsl:choose>
       <xsl:when test="@code='a' or @code='c' or @code='d'">koinoh</xsl:when>
       <xsl:when test="@code='b'">elev</xsl:when>
       <xsl:when test="@code='e'">heat</xsl:when>
      </xsl:choose>
     </xsl:variable>
     <xsl:variable name="runningsum" select="$sum + sum(key('KeyCode',@code)/@price)
     * $Inventory/*/Feature[@name='a1']/@*[name()=$attrName] div sum($Inventory//Feature/@*[name()=$attrName])"/>
RunSum2 = <xsl:value-of select="$runningsum"/>

    <xsl:call-template name="sum">
     <xsl:with-param name="nodes" select="$nodes[position() > 1]"/>
     <xsl:with-param name="sum" select="$runningsum"/>
    </xsl:call-template>
   </xsl:if>
   </xsl:for-each>
   <xsl:if test="not($curr)"> Final=
    <xsl:value-of select="$sum"/>
   </xsl:if>

 </xsl:template>
</xsl:stylesheet>

Desired calculation steps and output
1) SumOfPrice for @code="a" : 1+2=3
2) ProductOfSum : 3 * "koinoh"=3*10=30
3) RunningSum = 30
4) SumOfPrice for @code="b" : 3+4=7
5) ProductOfSum : 7 * "@elev"=7*20=140
6) RunningSum = 30+140=170
7) SumOfPrice for @code="c" : 5
8) ProductOfSum : 5 * "@heat" = 5*30=150
6) RunningSum = 30+140+150=320
DesiredOutput = 320

A: To get only the final result of 320, you could skip the grouping part and just process each individual Feature on its own. However, it might be useful to minimize the lookups to the "Inventory" document, so let's keep the grouping:
XSLT 1.0
<xsl:stylesheet version="1.0"
xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform">
<xsl:output method="xml" version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" indent="yes"/>

<xsl:param name="path-to-inventory">C:\Kapopoulos\Inventory.xml</xsl:param>
<xsl:variable name="inventory" select="document($path-to-inventory)/Features/Feature[@name='a1']"/>

<xsl:key name="feature-by-code" match="Feature" use="@code" />

<xsl:template match="/Features">
    <result>
        <xsl:call-template name="summarize">

            <xsl:with-param name="items" select="Feature[count(. | key('feature-by-code', @code)[1]) = 1]"/>
        </xsl:call-template>
    </result>
</xsl:template>

<xsl:template name="summarize">
    <xsl:param name="items" select="/.."/>
    <xsl:param name="balance" select="0"/>
    <xsl:choose>
        <xsl:when test="$items">
            <xsl:variable name="code" select="$items[1]/@code" />
            <xsl:variable name="sum-price" select="sum(key('feature-by-code', $code)/@price)" />
            <xsl:variable name="factor">
                <xsl:choose>
                    <xsl:when test="$code='a'">
                        <xsl:value-of select="$inventory/@koinoh" />
                    </xsl:when>
                    <xsl:when test="$code='b'">
                        <xsl:value-of select="$inventory/@elev" />
                    </xsl:when>
                    <xsl:when test="$code='c'">
                        <xsl:value-of select="$inventory/@heat" />
                    </xsl:when>
                </xsl:choose>
            </xsl:variable>
            <xsl:variable name="product" select="$sum-price * $factor" />

            <xsl:call-template name="summarize">
                <xsl:with-param name="items" select="$items[position() > 1]"/>
                <xsl:with-param name="balance" select="$balance + $product"/>
            </xsl:call-template>
        </xsl:when>
        <xsl:otherwise>
            <xsl:value-of select="$balance" />
        </xsl:otherwise>
    </xsl:choose>
</xsl:template>

</xsl:stylesheet>


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The Food and Nutrition Service (FNS) of the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced that is has approved Florida's application to administer a 2022 Summer  Pandemic Electronic Benefits Program (Summer P-EBT) program.  Summer P-EBT will provide $1 billion in federal funds to help put food on the table for over 2.5 million children in Florida who normally receive free or reduced-price meals at school or child care during the school year through the National School Lunch Program (NSLP). With the costs of food skyrocketing, Summer P-EBT is a lifesaver. The program helps families with low income fill the gap in meals that their children missed over the summer break.
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Which children can get Summer P-EBT?
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