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Boulder called itself the "Athens of the West"
Boulder s first public library (now the Carnegie Branch Library for Local History) was designed in the classical style at the time Boulder called itself the Athens of the West. Carnegie Branch Library for Local History, Boulder Historical Society collection.
By Silvia Pettem |
PUBLISHED: March 21, 2010 at 8:38 am | UPDATED: May 6, 2019 at 4:31 pm
The lure of gold and the beauty of Boulder's mountain backdrop were strong attractions for the area's early settlers. Then came the railroads, the University of Colorado, and the Chautauqua educational and cultural resort. By the turn of the twentieth century, Boulder had outgrown its frontier days and turned into a small, but sophisticated, city.
Boulder residents were so proud of their town that they called it the "Athens of the West."
Education and culture have always been important in Boulder. In 1861, only three years after the first gold-seekers arrived—-and during the very first session of the Colorado Territorial Legislature—-Boulder County's representative, Charles Holly, introduced a bill to establish a public university.
Holly requested that it be located in Boulder, and it was. But it took 15 years, the donation of land, and matching funds before the founding of CU in 1876, the same year that Colorado was granted statehood. Meanwhile, Boulder's Central School–built on the site of Colorado's first schoolhouse–became Colorado's first high school.
By the end of the 19th century, Boulder's advancements in education were self-evident. So, too, was an interest in Greek culture. It may have started in 1893 when CU President James H. Baker, at a Baccalaureate Commencement address, introduced the University's new seal.
Prior to that time, the University had used the state seal on most of its publications. The new one showed a kneeling woman (as "Science," trimming the lamp of life) with a Greek motto that translated, "Let your light shine." Shortly afterwards, Camera editor L.C. Paddock lamented that CU's graduates left for universities in the East, and he titled his editorial, "Athens has growing pains."
In 1898, education, culture, and tourism went hand-in-hand when a group of Texas schoolteachers selected Boulder as the site for their Chautauqua resort. Guests stayed in tents, later replaced by cottages, and settled in for summers of speakers, entertainers, and academic classes.
Many of Boulder's seasonal visitors came by train and then continued on the Colorado & Northwestern narrow gauge railroad into the mountains of western Boulder County. The railroad's promotional literature included an eloquent poem titled "Boulder the Beautiful" —-praising the city's climate, culture, and scenic beauty and also referring to Boulder as the "Athens of the West."
Classical Revival architecture was in vogue at the time, as well. Boulder's first public library (now the Carnegie Branch Library for Local History) was completed in 1907, when the city's educational and cultural movement was at its height. Andrew Carnegie's funds were sufficient to commission an architect who designed the building to replicate the Temple on the Ilissus that had recently been unearthed in Greece.
In 1908, CU replaced the woman on its seal with a seated man but kept the same inscription. The following year, the Guggenheim Law Building (now Geography) was built on campus, also in the classical style.
Boulder, however, was not alone in calling itself the "Athens of the West." In the early 1800s, as the frontier moved westward, Cincinnati Ohio, Lexington Ky., Nashville Tenn., Ann Arbor Mich., and Faribault Minn. all took the name. In the far west, Berkeley Calif. did, too.
Silvia Pettem writes on history for the Daily Camera. Write her at the Daily Camera, P. O. Box 591, Boulder 80306, or email pettem@earthlink.net.
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Silvia Pettem writes about history for the Daily Camera. Email her at pettem@earthlink.net.

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There has been great excitement in the Foundation Phase Department this week with the installation of a covered outdoor classroom.
The outdoor structure will provide a safe, covered area to support learning in the outdoors and enhance current provision in Foundation Phase.
Thank you to everyone this week who has supported the changes of routine, but I think you will agree, it has been well worth it.
As part of topic this term 'Children of the Revolution' we took part in a cooking workshop run by Kiddy Cook. Digestive biscuits were invented in 1839 during the Victorian period to help aid digestion.
As part of our topic this term 'Off With Her Head' we took part in a cooking workshop run by Kiddy Cook. We made Gingered Bread using dried ingredients and we used a pestle and mortar to grind the herbs. It tasted delicious.


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Steven Hildemann, M.D., Ph.D., has served stints at U.S. and Germany's Merck. (Ipsen)
Steven Hildemann, M.D., Ph.D., is set to join Parisian biotech Ipsen as its new executive vice president and chief medical officer as the company looks to overturn a clinical hold and steady the ship under a new CEO.
Hildemann will also head up its global medical affairs and pharmacovigilance and officially starts at the beginning of March. Based in Paris, Hildemann will report directly to the biotech's interim chief (and chief financial officer) Aymeric Le Chatelier, at least until a permanent replacement is found.
His appointment comes just a few months after Ipsen's former chief executive David Meek jumped ship to run a new gene therapy startup, with his exit coming swiftly on the heels of the FDA hitting it with a partial clinical hold for two trials of rare disease drug palovarotene.
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Ipsen gained that drug in its $1 billion (€900 million) takeover of Clementia Pharmaceuticals just eight months prior.
Alongside Meek, Ipsen's R&D head Alexandre Lebeaut, M.D., also retired from the company at the end of last year. He was succeeded by Howard Mayer, M.D., Shire's ex-senior vice president, chief medical officer and head of R&D at its neuroscience unit, who last month became its new EVP and head of R&D after being at Shire (now Takeda) for nearly seven years.
The future of palovarotene will now very much be a focus for Mayer and Hildemann, as well as its other pipeline work.
Hildemann has served stints at Germany's Merck, where he was chief medical officer, SVP and head of global medical affairs and global patient safety, and he's also worked at some major names including U.S. Merck/Schering-Plough as its associate VP of global clinical ops and at Amgen and Pfizer/Pharmacia.
Le Chatelier said: "As we advance as a leading global biopharmaceutical company focused on innovation and Specialty Care, it is my great pleasure to appoint Dr. Hildemann to lead Ipsen's Global Medical Affairs, Patient Affairs and Pharmacovigilance organizations through patient-centric leadership, sound medical governance and business conduct.
"With over 20 years of service in the pharmaceutical industry and 10 years as a physician-scientist in academic medicine, he brings a wealth of experience in medical affairs, clinical operations and patient safety from major global biopharmaceutical companies."
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Two days of some serious stock-up grocery shopping have lead to a serious creative brain fart. I started a lot of projects, only to clean them up after five minutes of nothing to show for it. Enter: the 10 Minute Craft Dash. This was my first time dashing, and it was the perfect cure!
This was actually a pretty eye-opening experience. I only had ten minutes to make one card, which originally seemed super easy. Once that clock started tickin I knew any sort of stamping was just not gonna happen. Then I realized I spent 2.5 minutes tying a damn bow! My priorities were definitely not in the right place.
Overall, I'm pretty happy with it. I stuck to one paper pack, no stamps, and very basic embellishments. I ended up finishing in 9 mins 54 secs... I was scrambling to get those damn rhinestones on!
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I'll say it was the perfect cure - what an awesome card!
FABulous card! Awesome on the time too girl...wow...that's a lot of gorgeous in less than 10 minutes. You rocked it!
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Thanks to support from the Kavli Foundation, the science program at every AAS meeting gets under way on Monday morning with the Kavli Foundation Lecture by a distinguished astronomer. In DC the honor went to Robert E. Williams, former director of the Space Telescope Science Institute, whose presentation was entitled "The Hubble Deep Field and Its Legacy." AAS photo © 2014 Joson Images.


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Roundtable spotlights scams targeting immigrants
New America Media, California Dept. of Justice, Federal Trade Commission join forces to crack down on scams of immigrants By MIGUEL BIBANCO and HANNA ESQUEDA, Contributing Writers FRESNO, Calif. — Fresno and Merced-area residents reported paying nearly
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New America Media, California Dept. of Justice, Federal Trade Commission join forces to crack down on scams of immigrants
By MIGUEL BIBANCO and HANNA ESQUEDA, Contributing Writers
FRESNO, Calif. — Fresno and Merced-area residents reported paying nearly $3 million to scam artists in 2016, according to state and federal officials. But that figure may be just the tip of the iceberg, they say, as victims are often reluctant to file a complaint.
"We're here to ask for help," said Nicklas Akers, senior assistant attorney general with the Consumer Law Section of the California Department of Justice (CDOJ). "Only through community complaints and dialogue does law enforcement know about the problem."
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Akers spoke during a community roundtable in Fresno recently organized by New America Media. He was joined by officials from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC).
Both agencies shared concerns over the deceptively low rate of complaints filed in the Valley, and encouraged residents to file reports when victimized by scams.
"People don't know what to do so they're suffering in silence," said NAM Executive Director Sandy Close. "Paralyzed communities can't move forward."
While anyone can fall prey to a scam artist, officials say immigrant, low-income and minority communities in the Central San Joaquin Valley are among the most frequently targeted by fraud. Language barriers and unfamiliarity with the U.S. government make them attractive targets for would-be scammers.
Undocumented communities are especially vulnerable, with fears of deportation preventing victims from interacting with authorities.
Instead, many turn to a notary public, or "notario" for legal help. But, unlike in Mexico, where notarios are licensed to practice law, in the U.S. that isn't the case. The confusion has opened the door to a number of immigrants and their families falling victim to scams.
Worker's compensation fraud is another common scam in the Valley, said Edith Treviso, chief of financial crimes with the Fresno County District Attorney's Office. The cases typically involve a scam artist working with attorneys and doctors to orchestrate kickbacks for an individual worker's compensation claim. Doctors get money from tests and referrals without ever actually treating the patient's injury, while the attorney's claiming to represent the victims mishandle the case.
"Many of the workers don't understand what they're rights are in the system," she said. "They're unfamiliar with the worker's compensation process so they don't know what to do."
The trend originally came to her office's attention because of referrals to investigate individual employees claiming worker's compensation. From there Treviso said the unit traced the cases back to a network of doctors and attorneys who were in on the scam.
While there is growing awareness in the community for that particular scam, victim's advocates say many Valley residents still suffer in silence.
"Our biggest message that we want to get out there [to residents] is that we will protect them and we want them to come forward," said Sabrina Ashjian, deputy district attorney with the Fresno County District Attorney's Office's Consumer Fraud and Environmental Protection Unit.
"We really want these victims to come out of the shadows and share their story," she continued.
Local officials are attempting to spread the word regarding scams and resources for victims through local ethnic news and radio, but Ashjian urged residents to avoid signing any blank documents, especially when approached by someone asking for money. Her office also advises residents to ask for a contract in their own language and follow-up with the Better Business Bureau or other reporting agencies when dealing with financial situations.
Even when residents do understand the language of a transaction, advocates warn they can still fall prey to scammers. During the roundtable, Fresno attorney Pahuoa Lor shared the story of a client who was contacted regarding bogus lottery winnings. In this case, Lor said the customer service representative spoke Hmong and was familiar with the culture.
Other scams she's dealt with have involved intimidation and threats for victims who don't immediately pay. Lor said she recently had a client who called her in a panic over a debt collector who was threatening to have the woman arrested if she didn't pay back an old cash loan in the next 24 hours.
"This was a well-educated woman. She had been raised here and yet she still felt intimidated and scared," Lor said.
"This is not something new to the Hmong community or the Southeast Asian community, but it's not generally focused on the second-generation or well educated individuals in the Hmong community," she continued.
While each of her two clients managed to detect the scam before losing any money, Lor said others are not so lucky and feel too ashamed to report it.
Lue Yang, director of the Fresno Center for New Americans, agreed and said he's heard from many Hmong families who don't know how to report their loss.
"They share their stories with me but I do not know how to report such a scam," he said. "I want to share with you to hear how we can change this. How we can report this and stop it from happening in our community."
In Fresno County, Ashjian said anyone from the community can submit a complaint to the DA's office on behalf of someone else. The office can also pursue cases in criminal or civil court, depending on the circumstances.
"I tell people to call my office first before going to the police, because sometimes you can't get a police report for this type of scam," she said.
Residents are also encouraged to file complaints directly with the FTC. From there the report will go into a database for local agencies to view.
"Don't think anything is too small for us," said Thomas Dahdouh, regional director of the FTC's Western Region. "We know there's more complaints out there and we really want to hear more about problems locally."
The FTC may not investigate every report, but officials say the agency monitors trends to help build larger cases.
Consumers can also file complaints directly with professional boards like the State Bar of California to help hold members accountable.
"There's many different ways to get scammers or fraudulent professionals," Dahduoh said. "We're here to help and protect residents, but we need to hear from you."
Miguel Bibanco and Hannah Esqueda are reporters for The kNOw Youth Media, a partner newspaper with New America Media.
"People don't know what to do so they're suffering in silence. Paralyzed communities can't move forward," said Sandy Close, NAM executive director.
New America Media is the first and largest national collaboration and advocate of 2,000 ethnic news organizations in the U.S. More than 57 million ethnic adults connect to each other, to home countries and to America through 3,000+ ethnic media -- the fastest growing sector of American journalism.
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COACHING CAREER: Hill is in his sixth season as a big league coach after after being named first base coach in November of 2006...in his role, he also coordinates baserunning and outfield instruction for the Rockies, who led the National League with 141 stolen bases in 2008...under Hill, Carlos Gonzalez won a Gold Glove Award in 2010 and tied for the league lead in outfield assists in 2011...additionally, Gonzalez now has two 20 home run/20 stolen base seasons with Hill as baserunning coach...now in his eighth season as a member of the Rockies organization, the Major League veteran had previously been the hitting coach for the Rockies' High-A affiliate from 2004-06...Hill also served as the Modesto manager for the last three months of the 2006 season when former skipper Chad Kreuter was named head coach at USC...he took over as manager for the Nuts on June 9, 2006, guiding the club to a 36-45 mark the rest of the way...served on coaching staff for California/Carolina League All-Star Game in 2006...in 2008, he served on the National League All-Star coaching staff led by Clint Hurdle at Yankee Stadium.
PLAYING CAREER: Hill's playing career concluded in 2001 after nearly 19 seasons, including 13 in the majors...drafted by Toronto in the ninth round of the 1983 June draft, he went on to see Major League time with the Blue Jays (1989-91), Indians (1991-93), Cubs (1993-94, 1998-99), Giants (1995-97), Mariners (1998), Yankees (2000) and Angels (2001)...compiled a .271 lifetime average with 186 homers and 586 RBI in 1,162 games...was one of the game's top pinch hitters, as he possessed a .287 lifetime average in the pinch with 13 home runs...at the time of his retirement, only former Rockie John Vander Wal (17) had more pinch homers among active players...one of Hill's career highlights came with the Cubs on May 11, 2000 vs. Milwaukee, when he hit a home run onto the roof of an apartment building across the street from Wrigley Field...the homer landed near bleachers on top of one of the buildings across Waveland Avenue...at the time, the homer was estimated at approximately 490 feet, but many observers felt the distance was likely well over 500 feet.
PERSONAL: Glenallen resides in his native Santa Cruz, CA, with his wife, Lori, and children Simone, Chanel, Heleyna and Glenallen Jr...graduated in 1983 from Santa Cruz High School, where he was just the second high school athlete ever offered scholarships to Arizona State University in both baseball and football (also Reggie Jackson).


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                        </configuration>
                    </execution>
                </executions>
                <dependencies>
                    <dependency>
                        <groupId>org.jetbrains.kotlin</groupId>
                        <artifactId>kotlin-maven-noarg</artifactId>
                        <version>${kotlin.version}</version>
                    </dependency>
                    <dependency>
                        <groupId>org.jetbrains.kotlin</groupId>
                        <artifactId>kotlin-maven-allopen</artifactId>
                        <version>${kotlin.version}</version>
                    </dependency>
                </dependencies>
            </plugin>
        </plugins>
    </build>

</project>

Record.kt
package com.t1.mmkqe.entity
import org.springframework.data.annotation.Id
import org.springframework.data.mongodb.core.mapping.Document

@Document(collection = "Record")
data class Record(
        @Id val name: String = ""
)

It does not generate Q classes.
But if use JPA @Entity annotation, it does.
I try many variants with pom/gradle, different versions and try many examples from internet, but without success.
Perhaps it impossible.

A: I found how to config, now it works
<build>
        <plugins>
            <plugin>
                <groupId>org.springframework.boot</groupId>
                <artifactId>spring-boot-maven-plugin</artifactId>
            </plugin>
            <plugin>
                <groupId>org.jetbrains.kotlin</groupId>
                <artifactId>kotlin-maven-plugin</artifactId>
                <configuration>
                    <jvmTarget>1.8</jvmTarget>
                    <compilerPlugins>
                        <plugin>jpa</plugin>
                        <plugin>spring</plugin>
                    </compilerPlugins>
                    <args>
                        <arg>-Xjsr305=strict</arg>
                    </args>
                </configuration>
                <executions>
                    <execution>
                        <id>compile</id>
                        <phase>process-sources</phase>
                        <goals>
                            <goal>compile</goal>
                        </goals>
                    </execution>
                    <execution>
                        <id>kapt</id>
                        <phase>generate-sources</phase>
                        <goals>
                            <goal>kapt</goal>
                        </goals>
                        <configuration>
                            <sourceDirs>
                                <sourceDir>${project.basedir}/src/main/kotlin</sourceDir>
                            </sourceDirs>
                            <annotationProcessorPaths>
                                <annotationProcessorPath>
                                    <groupId>com.querydsl</groupId>
                                    <artifactId>querydsl-apt</artifactId>
                                    <version>${querydsl.version}</version>
                                    <!--<classifier>jpa</classifier>-->
                                </annotationProcessorPath>
                            </annotationProcessorPaths>

                            <annotationProcessors>
                                <processor>org.springframework.data.mongodb.repository.support.MongoAnnotationProcessor</processor>
                            </annotationProcessors>
                        </configuration>
                    </execution>
                </executions>
                <dependencies>
                    <dependency>
                        <groupId>org.jetbrains.kotlin</groupId>
                        <artifactId>kotlin-maven-noarg</artifactId>
                        <version>${kotlin.version}</version>
                    </dependency>
                    <dependency>
                        <groupId>org.jetbrains.kotlin</groupId>
                        <artifactId>kotlin-maven-allopen</artifactId>
                        <version>${kotlin.version}</version>
                    </dependency>
                </dependencies>
            </plugin>
            <plugin>
                <artifactId>maven-antrun-plugin</artifactId>
                <version>1.8</version>
                <executions>
                    <execution>
                        <phase>process-sources</phase>
                        <configuration>
                            <target>
                                <move todir="src/generated-sources/annotations"
                                      overwrite="true">
                                    <fileset dir="target/generated-sources/kapt/compile"/>
                                </move>
                            </target>
                        </configuration>
                        <goals>
                            <goal>run</goal>
                        </goals>
                    </execution>
                </executions>
            </plugin>
        </plugins>
    </build>

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text:
"""Constants for fever data."""

VERIFIABLE = 'VERIFIABLE'
NOT_VERIFIABLE = 'NOT VERIFIABLE'

# Classes used for claim classification and labeling which evidence
# support/refute the claim
NOT_ENOUGH_INFO = 'NOT ENOUGH INFO'
REFUTES = 'REFUTES'
SUPPORTS = 'SUPPORTS'
FEVER_CLASSES = [REFUTES, SUPPORTS, NOT_ENOUGH_INFO]

# Classes used for scoring candidate evidence relevance
MATCHING = 'MATCHING'
NOT_MATCHING = 'NOT_MATCHING'
EVIDENCE_MATCHING_CLASSES = [NOT_MATCHING, MATCHING]

UKP_WIKI = 'ukp_wiki'
UKP_PRED = 'ukp_pred'
UKP_TYPES = [UKP_PRED, UKP_WIKI]
DRQA = 'drqa'
LUCENE = 'lucene'
DOC_TYPES = [UKP_WIKI, UKP_PRED, DRQA, LUCENE]

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Stories Tagged - Arbour Lake
Aug. 24, 2020 | Gerald Vander Pyl
Five things you might not know about Calgary-and-area lakes
It's widely known that lakes in and around Calgary provide both recreational opportunities and some highly desirable residential and vacation real estate.
However, here are five things you might not know about Calgary-and-area lakes:
June 01, 2020 | Tyler Difley
Calgary lake communities by the numbers
For many Calgarians, the idea of living beside a lake is extremely appealing. Thankfully, Calgary is home to several lake communities, and each has its own unique character and mix of amenities.
For those thinking about buying their own lakefront oasis, here's a look at each of Calgary's established lake communities to help you find the one that's right for you:
July 25, 2018 | Tyler Difley
Choosing the Calgary lake community that's right for you
Especially during the long, hot days of summer, the idea of living beside a lake is extremely appealing. Thankfully, Calgary is home to several unique communities with a man-made lake to call their own. For those thinking about buying their own lakefront oasis, here's a look at each of Calgary's established lake communities to help you find the one that's right for you.
June 23, 2017 | Joel Schlesinger
The good life by the lakeside
Snapshots of Calgary's lake communities
Life at the water's edge may not be the defining Calgary experience. But for thousands of Calgary homeowners, life by the lakeside was a key reason they chose to buy in one of the city's many man-made lake communities. Here's a look at each of the Calgary neighbourhoods with a blue jewel of H2O at its heart, making them among the most desirable communities in
the city.
June 21, 2017 | Barb Livingstone
First of their kind
Mix of young and old call Calgary's established lake communities home
When D'Arcy Duquette and his family moved to Calgary from Montreal, a lake in their new community was a must-have for his son and daughter.
"I moved them from a home where we had a big in-ground pool in the backyard and were surrounded by lakes," said the 60-year-old transportation industry retiree. "They were spoiled."
After moving into McKenzie Lake, with its 17.5-hectare man-made lake, Duquette's children happily spent summers "in their bathing suits."
McKenzie Lake is one of the older lake communities in Calgary, established in the late 1980s. Like the other more mature lake communities in Calgary, including Lake Bonavista (the first man-made lake in Canada, completed in 1968), Midnapore, Chaparral, Sundance, McKenzie Lake, Arbour Lake and Coral Springs, the majority of homes in McKenzie Lake are single-family and the resale market is the only option for prospective buyers.
Go jump in a lake
Lake communities offer waterside fun in the sun
Vanessa Verkley needs little encouragement to grab a towel and head to the lake these days.
Like other Calgarians, the Auburn Bay resident has been feeling the heat of the second hottest July in seven decades.


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Significant erosion was found below the water line on a chilled water tank at a southwestern Ohio packaging plant. The customer needed the repairs completed in one day.
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Martha is a 71-year-old woman. Her friends and family members noticed cognitive problems a while ago, and a non-optimal performance in memory tests revealed that she might fit into a mild decline stage of Alzheimer's. As her father also suffered from it, it is a good idea do monitor it closely while taking a few precautions in case it further progresses.
Thomas is an 80-year-old-man, and Martha's husband. His hearing is not so good anymore and although his hip has seen better days, he refuses to undergo hip replacement surgery against his doctor's better judgement. He knows he is getting old, so although everything is perfectly fine with him, he likes to monitor himself to keep track of different vital functions.
Ann is a 42-year-old-woman. She is the daughter of Martha and Thomas, and mother of 2two children. She lives 100 kms away from her parents, and between her new job and taking care of her children, she doesn't have that much time to visit them as often as she would like. She would feel more comfortable if she was able to at least monitor them from afar. She likes to be up to date with general health information so she can be better informed on how to take care of their parents and deal with eventual complications and conditions.
Abraham is a 43-year-old man. He is Martha and Thomas' neighbor. When he was 36, a car accident left him in a wheelchair and he had to adapt to a new life style ever since. He is married to Karen, has a son, and although they are very supportive of him, he wants to be as independent as possible, taking advantage of technology for his benefit, along with a few necessary modifications to their home.
6:45 Martha wakes up early like always. She goes into the kitchen and turns on the coffee maker. While she waits for a fresh cup to be ready she takes out her phone to spend a few minutes playing a new game on her smartphone. This has become her morning routine and she enjoys it, as her doctor recommended this mobile game to stimulate and exercise her cognitive function.
7:00 Thomas wakes up to the smell of freshly made coffee. He reaches over to the bedside table and puts on his hearing aid. His hearing has been getting worse until he decided it was best to start using an aid. He hasn't been able to get along without one since, as he is happy he can hear his wife clearly again and not having the need to use the loudest setting on the TV to watch his favourite detective shows.
7:45 Martha starts cooking breakfast. When she opens the fridge, her daughter, Ann, who recently moved to London (100 km away from their home) gets a notification on her phone. She knows that her parents are eating and this allows her to concentrate better on her new job. She gets all the alerts on her phone so she can read then even on her way to work.
8:30 Martha and Thomas have breakfast on the terrace and enjoy the soft morning sun. While Martha is busy playing her mobile game, Thomas checks the data for his smart wristband to monitor his sleeping patterns - he sees that he slept long and deep enough today as well as all of last week - this is great news! Not only that, his resting heart rate is normal. He can send this update directly to his doctor.
10:15 Martha and Thomas settle in for their daily call with Ann. They love to hear about her new job and how the kids, Kate and Michael, are doing. The are really happy with the new video conference phone that Ann got them, as now they can also see her besides just talking. Ann is always looking out for them and before moving to London she made sure that their house was safe and secure and also that she would be able to check up on them even without calling. Martha and Thomas are preparing for next weekend when Ann is going to visit with the kids - they are very excited and can't wait to see them all.
11:00 Martha goes to the market to buy some fresh vegetables for lunch. She likes to take these walks alone, as she often meets up with her friend Daisy. She always makes sure to put a smart sole, which has a smart GPS feature that transmits her outside location. This way Ann and Thomas can know where she is at all times, as she tends to get more and more forgetful lately.
11:35 Thomas goes to visit his next-door neighbour Abraham. He has the key as he always visits Abraham on Sundays. He finds Abraham still reading the Sunday paper in bed! Abraham is very glad to see Thomas. He has a voice activated bed mattress tilt to help him rise and make it easier to get up. He has developed his upper body strength so that he doesn't need anyone's help to get into his wheelchair. Thomas admires Abraham for being so independent and adapting so well to his condition.
12:00 Martha is at the market and Ann is doing her morning chores. She gets a notification on her phone with her mother's location and she knows this is part of Martha's Sunday routine. She can carry on with her chores without worrying. Although her parents also have access to the domotics technology themselves, she is the one that paid for the installation and uses it the most. Optical surveillance in a few rooms and remote automation of lights, shutters, television, doors and climate are just a few options of things that she can control from her home or workplace. As both of their parents are out, she checks that all doors are locked and the alarm is on.
14:00 Thomas and Abraham decide to have a small late lunch. While Thomas puts on the kettle on the stove, Abraham gets all the ingredients out of the fridge to make some light sandwiches. Ever since he got his new elevated powered wheelchair, Abraham is able to, with a touch of a button, reach higher places that wouldn't be available at sitting height, so he doesn't need any help for that too.
15:30 Usually Martha is back before 3pm when she goes to the market so Thomas wonders what's keeping her. He uses his phone to check her location. He sees she is at her favourite coffee place. Thomas decides she probably forgot the time while chatting to her friend, so there is nothing to worry about.
16:00 Thomas sees in his app that Martha has started moving from the cafe. He decides to take a stroll and surprise her by meeting her halfway. Checking his wristband, he still has 2000 more steps to reach his daily goal. With his fall pendant fully charged, he says goodbye to Abraham and leaves. Ever since he hurt his hip it has been harder to take walks alone, but now that he has his pendant he is confident that should something happen, help would come right away.
19:00 Martha and Thomas have a nice stroll together after they met up. It made them hungry for an early dinner and now they are enjoying their favorite TV show. Thanks to his new hearing aid they don't have to put up the volume so loud anymore. Suddenly Martha's phone starts beeping - it's her reminder app telling her it's time to take her medication. She is glad she has it because she has been forgetting to take her meds frequently. She also sees in the reminder app that tomorrow morning she has a scheduled call with her doctor over the video phone. This way she doesn't have to go all the way to the hospital (20 kms away) and can perform tests for her condition more comfortably. She makes a little note in the app to remember to tell him she has been having more appetite and having less migraines.
20:30 Abraham's wife, Karen, comes home from a day out with her sister. Now that the house is better adapted to his needs, she can go out for a full day and make sure that Abraham will be doing well. He uses the stairlift to go from floor to floor, because he is too heavy for her to carry up the stairs. Karen fixes them some dinner, while Abraham takes a shower in their new bathroom. It's a special wide walk in shower that allows him to bathe all by himself. He takes extra long enjoying the hot water so Karen has to call out to him to come down!
22:45 It's lights out at Martha and Thomas' house. They wish each other goodnight and fall asleep, being tired after a pleasant day. In London, Ann's phone beeps, notifying her that her parents have gone to bed. Ann is looking forward to visiting them soon, as she tells her kids while she is tucking them into bed.
23:00 Before going to bed, Ann sometimes wanders for a bit in specialty medical forums, especially for Alzheimer's now, as she wants to know how to better deal with her mother's future condition. Moreover, she is worried that she also might be prone to the disease, so she is also studying for herself. She might look into those apps and games that stimulate the cognitive functions, that her mother already uses.
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Protocreopsis pertusa är en svampart som först beskrevs av Narcisse Theophile Patouillard, och fick sitt nu gällande namn av Samuels & Rossman 1999. Protocreopsis pertusa ingår i släktet Protocreopsis och familjen Bionectriaceae.   Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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L&M Corrugated Container - Platteville Business Incubator, Inc.
L&M brought its corrugated packaging manufacturing plant to the Platteville community in 2006. When it was decided that they needed to have administrative team closer to manufacturing, they set up shop in the Platteville Incubator in 2010.
Since then the company has tripled in size, built on multiple additions, nearly doubling the original 25,000 square foot facility and just opened a 20,000 square foot warehouse just down the block.
The Lopes family-run company is now on its third generation, a success in its own right, and is growing at 17% year over year for the past 5 years. Where does that kind of success come from? Consistent, well-planned, company-wide improvement. They hold quarterly strategic planning sessions with actionable assignments that build up to meeting annual goals.
They credit the Platteville Incubator as a great stepping stone for a company wanting to work in Southwest Wisconsin and as a solid launching pad for a growing business.


text:
Moon River è un singolo di Danny Williams del 1961, cover dell'omonimo brano di Johnny Mercer e Henry Mancini.

Il brano, tra i più noti dell'artista, riuscì a entrare al primo posto della classifica britannica nel periodo natalizio rimanendovi per due settimane.

Note

Singoli natalizi al numero uno della Official Singles Chart


text:
Florence Hurd (Nova Scotia, 6 mei 1913 - Greater Sudbury, mei 1988) is een schaatser uit Canada.

In 1932 nam Hurd deel aan de Olympische Winterspelen in Lake Placid, en kwam uit op alle drie de schaatsonderdelen: de 500 meter, 1000 meter en 1500 meter.

In mei 1988 overleed Hurd op 75-jarige leeftijd in Copper Cliff (dat later opging in Sudbury)

Florence Hurd was de zus van olympisch schaatser Alex Hurd.

Canadees olympisch deelnemer

Canadees langebaanschaatser


text:
#ifndef SUBSCRIBE_IMPL_H
#define SUBSCRIBE_IMPL_H

#include <hedwig/subscribe.h>
#include <hedwig/callback.h>
#include "clientimpl.h"
#include <utility>
#include <tr1/memory>
#include <deque>

#include <boost/shared_ptr.hpp>
#include <boost/enable_shared_from_this.hpp>
#include <boost/thread/shared_mutex.hpp>

namespace Hedwig {
  class SubscriberWriteCallback : public OperationCallback {
  public:
    SubscriberWriteCallback(const ClientImplPtr& client, const PubSubDataPtr& data);

    void operationComplete();
    void operationFailed(const std::exception& exception);
  private:
    const ClientImplPtr client;
    const PubSubDataPtr data;
  };

  class UnsubscribeWriteCallback : public OperationCallback {
  public:
    UnsubscribeWriteCallback(const ClientImplPtr& client, const PubSubDataPtr& data);

    void operationComplete();
    void operationFailed(const std::exception& exception);
  private:
    const ClientImplPtr client;
    const PubSubDataPtr data;
  };

  class ConsumeWriteCallback : public OperationCallback {
  public:
    ConsumeWriteCallback(const ClientImplPtr& client, const PubSubDataPtr& data);
    ~ConsumeWriteCallback();

    void operationComplete();
    void operationFailed(const std::exception& exception);

    static void timerComplete(const ClientImplPtr& client, const PubSubDataPtr& data, const boost::system::error_code& error);
  private:
    const ClientImplPtr client;
    const PubSubDataPtr data;
    };

  class SubscriberReconnectCallback : public OperationCallback {
  public:
    SubscriberReconnectCallback(const ClientImplPtr& client, const PubSubDataPtr& origData);

    void operationComplete();
    void operationFailed(const std::exception& exception);
  private:
    const ClientImplPtr client;
    const PubSubDataPtr origData;
  };

  class SubscriberClientChannelHandler;
  typedef boost::shared_ptr<SubscriberClientChannelHandler> SubscriberClientChannelHandlerPtr;

  class SubscriberConsumeCallback : public OperationCallback {
  public:
    SubscriberConsumeCallback(const ClientImplPtr& client, const SubscriberClientChannelHandlerPtr& handler, const PubSubDataPtr& data, const PubSubResponsePtr& m);

    void operationComplete();
    void operationFailed(const std::exception& exception);
    static void timerComplete(const SubscriberClientChannelHandlerPtr handler,
			      const PubSubResponsePtr m,
			      const boost::system::error_code& error);

  private:
    const ClientImplPtr client;
    const SubscriberClientChannelHandlerPtr handler;

    const PubSubDataPtr data;
    const PubSubResponsePtr m;
  };

  class SubscriberClientChannelHandler : public HedwigClientChannelHandler,
					 public boost::enable_shared_from_this<SubscriberClientChannelHandler> {
  public:
    SubscriberClientChannelHandler(const ClientImplPtr& client, SubscriberImpl& subscriber, const PubSubDataPtr& data);
    ~SubscriberClientChannelHandler();

    void messageReceived(const DuplexChannelPtr& channel, const PubSubResponsePtr& m);
    void channelDisconnected(const DuplexChannelPtr& channel, const std::exception& e);

    void startDelivery(const MessageHandlerCallbackPtr& handler);
    void stopDelivery();

    void handoverDelivery(const SubscriberClientChannelHandlerPtr& newHandler);

    void setChannel(const DuplexChannelPtr& channel);
    DuplexChannelPtr& getChannel();

    static void reconnectTimerComplete(const SubscriberClientChannelHandlerPtr handler, const DuplexChannelPtr channel, const std::exception e,
				       const boost::system::error_code& error);

    void close();
  private:

    SubscriberImpl& subscriber;
    std::deque<PubSubResponsePtr> queue;

    MessageHandlerCallbackPtr handler;
    PubSubDataPtr origData;
    DuplexChannelPtr channel;
    bool closed;
    bool should_wait;
  };

  class SubscriberImpl : public Subscriber {
  public:
    SubscriberImpl(const ClientImplPtr& client);
    ~SubscriberImpl();

    void subscribe(const std::string& topic, const std::string& subscriberId, const SubscribeRequest::CreateOrAttach mode);
    void asyncSubscribe(const std::string& topic, const std::string& subscriberId, const SubscribeRequest::CreateOrAttach mode, const OperationCallbackPtr& callback);

    void unsubscribe(const std::string& topic, const std::string& subscriberId);
    void asyncUnsubscribe(const std::string& topic, const std::string& subscriberId, const OperationCallbackPtr& callback);

    void consume(const std::string& topic, const std::string& subscriberId, const MessageSeqId& messageSeqId);

    void startDelivery(const std::string& topic, const std::string& subscriberId, const MessageHandlerCallbackPtr& callback);
    void stopDelivery(const std::string& topic, const std::string& subscriberId);

    void closeSubscription(const std::string& topic, const std::string& subscriberId);

    void messageHandler(const PubSubResponsePtr& m, const PubSubDataPtr& txn);

    void doSubscribe(const DuplexChannelPtr& channel, const PubSubDataPtr& data, const SubscriberClientChannelHandlerPtr& handler);
    void doUnsubscribe(const DuplexChannelPtr& channel, const PubSubDataPtr& data);

  private:
    const ClientImplPtr client;

    std::tr1::unordered_map<TopicSubscriber, SubscriberClientChannelHandlerPtr, TopicSubscriberHash > topicsubscriber2handler;
    boost::shared_mutex topicsubscriber2handler_lock;
  };

};

#endif


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Barely Legal 2005
Teenager Deacon works at a video shop, and his buddies, Fred and Matt, sell the bootleg porno films he acquires. Deacon gets fired, but the pals have the bright idea of filming their own Internet porn flick in order to make money and become more popular at school. Hijinks ensue as they cast and create their movie, but porn industry player Vic Ramalot grows jealous of their burgeoning success and tries to put a stop to the project.
Stars: Erik von Detten, Vince Vieluf, Sarah-Jane Potts, Amy Smart, Tony Denman
Director: Harry Keramidas, Roxanne Methot, Jori Woodman, Louise Roper, Gerhard Schmidt
Sex Drive (2008)
High School Musical 2 (2007)
The Twilight Saga: New Moon (2009)
Jennifer's Body (2009)
The Barbie Diaries (2006)
World's Greatest Dad (2009)
Jawbreaker (1999)
Princess Protection Program (2009)
I Love You, Beth Cooper (2009)
The Dukes of Hazzard: The Beginning (2007)
Insomnia (2002)
The Karate Kid (1984)
The Forbidden Kingdom (2008)
Notes on a Scandal (2006)
The Karate Kid Part II (1986)
Dude, Where's My Car? (2000)
Twilight (2008)
Friday the 13th (1980)
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When starting a VBA procedure it is often necessary to unlock your worksheet, removing the password. The following is a typical example.
Sub UnProtectSheet() 'Excel VBA to lock and protect a sheet.
ActiveSheet.Protect "password" 'ReProtect Sheet with "Password"
Taking this concept a step further in Excel you can protect certain cells by locking them. It involves setting the locked property to True. Someone once asked me to assist them in protecting cells which had Total Acct in Column A. The number of cells with Total Acct was continually changing and they did not want to keep updating the sheet to account for the increasing amount of cells with these key words. The following procedure will assist.
Sub ProtSheet() 'Excel VBA to lock and protect cells.
It looks in Column A for Total Acct and will lock the following 6 Columns. I presume the user wanted to protect the Sums in these rows so I have created an example VBA file which reflects this.


The material used is a High Strength High Temp Fiberglass. It lines the walls of the base where you would put a hose clamp (which isnt needed). It's also an insulator to prevent warping and gives the base added rigidity if something collides into it.


There are many pets you can choose from today. People make pets out of birds, rodents, fish, and reptiles. If what you're looking for is unconditional love, though, there's no better bet than getting a dog. This article can show you just how to take care of one.
If you are teaching your dog, do it at home. Avoid training your dog where many people are present. They can get distracted, which can make it harder to train them even basic commands.
Don't take your dog off of your own property without a leash, no matter how well-behaved he is. He could easily get spooked by something and run off into harm's way. You are responsible for anything your dog does, as well as for his safety.
Don't force anything into a dog. If you've purchased your dog treats that it doesn't want to eat, set them aside. You need to find out what your dog does and does not like.
If your dog behaves badly, correct the behavior immediately. When you ignore this behavior, your dog thinks that it is okay. In addition, by not taking action, your dog may injure another person, even you. Therefore, ensure you discipline your dog.
If you're going to adopt a new dog from an animal shelter, you need to get a vet appointment scheduled as soon as possible. Animals from shelters sometimes have viruses or might have already been sick when taken in by the shelter. Make sure the new puppy gets their required shots before going home.
Schedule a veterinary checkup for your new dog. Once the dog arrive home, place a call to the vet and schedule that appointment. Your vet will be able to give a clean bill of health, and appoint a schedule for vaccinations. In addition, consult your vet about spaying or neutering your dog. The shelters are already overcrowded, so you do not want to make that problem worse.
Put a leash on your dog at all times when walking him. He should know the "heel" command, stay close to you and not veer far ahead or drag behind. Your dog will be safer in this position, and you'll both enjoy your walks more this way. When you dog understands the command to heel, you can relax occasionally and walk with a loose leash without having your arm pulled off.
If you are considering a dog but aren't sure, why not trying providing a good foster home for a dog? Many homeless and abused animals are waiting in shelters for someone to adopt them and with over-crowding, resources are slim. Besides helping you figure out if full-time ownership is right for you, fostering will also do a great deal for the cause of abandoned animals as a whole.
Get your dog's hair trimmed around its paws so that hair doesn't get matted up. Try to comb the hair to straighten it before trimming. If you're too scared, take him to the groomer instead.
If you have to go out, leave the TV or radio on when you leave. The sounds of the music will provide a sense of security and company for your dog. This little touch can help your dog feel less anxious as he awaits your return.
When you train your dog remember that the end result might be ruined if too many people try to take charge. Everyone will have a different way of trying to teach the dog something, and that can make things confusing for the animal. Have a single person focus on training your dog, and have anyone else work to reinforce what the dog is learning. No matter what their opinions are, they should stick to the rules set by the trainer.
Taking in a dog is not a small task, but the information you have learned from this article should make it that much easier. Continue to do your research on canines. You'll find that this is a great way to spend your time, and it'll teach you how to care for your pet.


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The end is nigh!
by Michael Cook May 12, 2016 Apr 19, 2020 / 4 mins /
I have not been blessed with a refined taste in cinema, with my favourite movie franchise being the Terminator series, especially the second and third, in which Arnie is in peak form. Alas, there's not enough space here to reminisce, so let's confine ourselves to the premise for the action.
On August 29, 1997, Skynet, an artificial intelligence system created by the US Defense Department, became self-conscious. Its programmers panicked and tried to deactivate it. Skynet defended itself by provoking a nuclear exchange in which three billion people died and the rest were enslaved or hunted down. Until John Connor organised the Resist…
Sorry, we must stop here as I've promised to talk about ethics.
Surprisingly, a minor academic industry exists whose goal is to solve the conundrums which might arise if (or when) Skynet or one of its buddies takes over the world. And this is just one of many apocalyptic scenarios which are on the table. The Global Priorities Project and the Future of Humanity Institute, both based at Oxford University, recently produced a Global Catastrophic Risk 2016 report which discusses some of the most likely ones.
It's less gripping than the Left Behind novels about the Second Coming (with titles like The Rapture: In the Twinkling of an Eye/Countdown to the Earth's Last Days), but, in its own dry, detached way, no less scary.
According to the Oxford experts' calculations, extinction of the whole human race is reasonably likely. Scientists have suggested that the risk is 0.1% per year, and perhaps as much as 0.2%. While this may not seem worthwhile worrying about, these figures actually imply, says the report, that "an individual would be more than five times as likely to die in an extinction event than a car crash".
Tiny probabilities add up, so that the chance of extinction in the next century is 9.5% — which is worth worrying about. And of course, a mere global catastrophe, involving the death of a tenth of the population, is far more likely.
What sort of events do the futurists have in mind? The first of them has been on the front page of newspapers for several years: extreme climate change.
Then there is nuclear warfare, which would not only kill millions, but possibly trigger a nuclear winter. Pandemics like the Spanish Flu in 1918-19 have already killed millions. Natural events like the eruption of a supervolcano or a collision with an asteroid would be extremely challenging, as the dinosaurs discovered.
But what worries the futurists most is the risk of "emerging technologies" such as Skynet in The Terminator. Oxford's Nick Bostrom, a philosopher from Sweden, is the leading light in the study of existential risk. In his recent book Superintelligence: Paths, Dangers, Strategies, he contends that artificial intelligence could become as powerful as the human mind, with a small, but hardly negligible, risk of something like Skynet developing. (Its message comes "highly recommended" by Bill Gates, which suggests that the world's richest man is not secretly planning to take over the world with a Microsoft version of Skynet.)
There are other runaway technologies which could destroy us. A killer microbe could be created with genetic engineering techniques which could wipe out whole populations. Colossal attempts to alter the climate with geoengineering techniques could backfire and turn the planet into desert or a snowfield. And then there are all the dangers which we foolishly don't fear because we don't even realise that they exist.
What, for instance, is the probability of Vogons showing up to build a hyperspatial express route through our star system? In A Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, it took slightly less than two minutes to demolish planet earth and only two people survived.
So here's where futurology stops and ethics begins: what should society do about massively destructive events with a low probability?
This is a question which is relatively recent, philosophically speaking. People began to pose it in the 1960s because of the threat of "mutually assured destruction" in a nuclear exchange, the imagined dangers of over-population, and climate change.
Nick Bostrom advises us not to wait for the worst to happen. He believes that "a moral case can be made that existential risk reduction is strictly more important than any other global public good."
After doing a probability analysis of risk and future populations, he comes to the conclusion that "the expected value of reducing existential risk by a mere one billionth of one billionth of one percentage point is worth a hundred billion times as much as a billion human lives". This is difficult to comprehend, but the conclusion isn't: "the objective of reducing existential risks should be a dominant consideration whenever we act out of an impersonal concern for humankind as a whole".
In other words, we can never do enough to save humanity.
Personally, I find this blank cheque even scarier than supervolcanoes. It implies that governments should be empowered to tax to the max, spend freely, revise moral codes and restrict civil liberties to save humanity from invisible threats.
But is it sensible to entrust our future to statisticians? After all, calculations are only as good as the assumptions on which they are based. The old computing proverb, garbage in, garbage out, has yet to be disproved. It is easy to make enormous mistakes by moving a decimal point or neglecting to consider important inputs.
For instance, Paul Ehrlich confidently predicted that "hundreds of millions" would starve to death in the 1970s. This helped to create a world-wide panic over the "population bomb". To avert catastrophic risk, the Indian government embarked upon a campaign of compulsory sterilization which was an egregious violation of human rights and Western governments supported population control throughout the developing world.
But it never happened. Ehrlich and others had not anticipated the Green Revolution and falling birthrates.
And even at Oxford they make mistakes. Within days of issuing the Global Catastrophic Risk 2016 report, the experts were eating humble pie. A mathematician reviewed its calculations and concluded that "the Future of Humanity Institute seems very confused re: the future of humanity". The authors had to correct their most startling statistic. It doesn't inspire a lot of confidence in the ethics of existential risk.
Michael Cook is editor of MercatorNet.
mcook31@gmail.com
Michael Cook is the editor of MercatorNet. He lives in Sydney, Australia. More by Michael Cook
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A Fort Pierce police officer has been fined for failing to properly take case of his two puppy pit bulls, Sparkle and Ratchet.According to police reports, Officer Eddie Dove was treating his dogs for mange with over the counter and home remedies such as burnt motor oil.The report also states by the time he took them to the vet, the mange was so bad Rachet had to be put down.A spokeswoman for the Humane Society of St, Lucie County, Rita Hart said Sparkle is doing better."He was beginning stages of mange. He also was a little bit underweight, so we have veen feeding him and caring for him carefully. He's on medication for the mange. He's been with us for about six weeks," said Hart.Hart had no idea how long Sparkle would remain a the Humane Society.The Deputy Police Chief Frank Amandro said they conducted an investigation after being alerted by the vets."We did a proper investigation like we would do in any animal abuse case," said Amandro.The State Attorney's Office reviewed the case and decided not to file charges.Dove was cited for violating six city animal care ordinances and ordered to pay $1,200 in fines.Amandro said Dove is back on the job but the department will also conduct an internal investigation.
FORT PIERCE, Fla. —
A Fort Pierce police officer has been fined for failing to properly take case of his two puppy pit bulls, Sparkle and Ratchet.
According to police reports, Officer Eddie Dove was treating his dogs for mange with over the counter and home remedies such as burnt motor oil.
The report also states by the time he took them to the vet, the mange was so bad Rachet had to be put down.
A spokeswoman for the Humane Society of St, Lucie County, Rita Hart said Sparkle is doing better.
"He was beginning stages of mange. He also was a little bit underweight, so we have veen feeding him and caring for him carefully. He's on medication for the mange. He's been with us for about six weeks," said Hart.
Hart had no idea how long Sparkle would remain a the Humane Society.
The Deputy Police Chief Frank Amandro said they conducted an investigation after being alerted by the vets.
"We did a proper investigation like we would do in any animal abuse case," said Amandro.
The State Attorney's Office reviewed the case and decided not to file charges.
Dove was cited for violating six city animal care ordinances and ordered to pay $1,200 in fines.
Amandro said Dove is back on the job but the department will also conduct an internal investigation.


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Fralin Life Science Institute, VBI reorganize to build efficiency, synergy
BLACKSBURG, Va., March 26, 2014 – The Virginia Bioinformatics Institute and the Fralin Life Science Institute of Virginia Tech are working more closely to share resources and take advantage of research synergies, university officials announced this week.
Dennis Dean, director of the Fralin Life Science Institute, and Christopher Barrett, executive director of the Virginia Bioinformatics Institute.
In the new structure, life science researcher Dennis R. Dean, who had served as director of both the Virginia Bioinformatics Institute and the Fralin Life Science Institute, will continue as the director of the Fralin Life Science Institute, while the Virginia Bioinformatics Institute Scientific Director Christopher L. Barrett assumes executive director duties at the Virginia Bioinformatics Institute.
"We are extremely excited to have Dr. Barrett lead the way forward and grateful to Dr. Dean for his work directing the Virginia Bioinformatics Institute of Virginia Tech," said Robert W. Walters, vice president for research. "Dr. Dean's leadership at both [Virginia Bioinformatics Institute] and the Fralin Life Science Institute for the past two years has provided an excellent opportunity for us to assess and implement substantive integration of resources available to both institutes. Moving forward, my expectation is that Dr. Barrett and Dr. Dean will continue collaborating to increase operational efficiencies and maximize opportunities for the broad support of Virginia Tech faculty."
Barrett served for more than 20 years at the Naval Air Development Center and the Los Alamos National Laboratory before establishing the Network Dynamics and Simulation Science Laboratory at Virginia Bioinformatics Institute and later becoming scientific director of the Virginia Bioinformatics Institute and director of the Virginia Bioinformatics Institute-National Capital Region.
"The partnership between [Virginia Bioinformatics Institute] and Fralin represents a constructive evolution of our growing research enterprise," said Mark G. McNamee, senior vice president and provost. "The new assignments provide an opportunity for greater efficiency and effectiveness without altering the well-defined missions of each institute."
Dean will continue to provide leadership for Virginia Tech's life science community through the auspices of the Office of the Vice President for Research.
Janet Webster, associate director of the Fralin Life Science Institute, will take on the additional responsibilities of coordinating the communication, outreach, and educational missions for both institutes. Laurie Coble, the chief operating officer for Virginia Bioinformatics Institute, will take an active role in the operation of the Fralin Life Science Institute.
"Dr. Barrett has provided outstanding leadership to [Virginia Bioinformatics Institute[ and Virginia Tech by articulating a vision in the area of big data-driven 'information biology' and I am delighted that he has accepted the opportunity to continue elevating the team science mission of [Virginia Bioinformatics Institute] by serving as its executive director," Walters said.
Working closely with the Fralin Life Science Institute, Barrett will lead the Virginia Bioinformatics Institute in efforts to capitalize on team science, unravel the complexities of large-scale interacting systems, and build on the institute's informatics and computational strengths and accomplishments.
"I am very much looking forward to the challenge of leading the Virginia Bioinformatics Institute," Barrett said. "Working closely with Dr. Dean, the other institute directors, and the academic units, I am confident that, together, we can continue to aggressively grow Virginia Tech's research portfolio in exciting and innovative ways."
"Dr. Barrett and I have already started to implement a higher level of integration of [the two institutes]," Dean said. "These institutes are a vital part of our translational infrastructure at Virginia Tech. Their researchers create synergies internationally and with collaborators at our colleges and other university-level institutes and centers, which in turn enable us to meet global, state, and local challenges."
Barrett has pioneered the application of high-performance computing and network science to socio-technical, behavioral, and biological science.
As the leader of the Network Dynamics and Simulation Science Laboratory group at Virginia Tech, Barrett has spurred the development and application of network theory and simulation toward useful applications for national security-related decision making, interdependent societal infrastructures, contagious disease and public health, biosystems analysis, and other complex systems.
The techniques are valuable to scientists, policymakers, and business leaders who need simulations to make practical decisions in complex scenarios that have a high degree of biological, social, and technical interaction.
Barrett has received distinguished research recognition from Chalmers University in Sweden, the Institute for Scientific Interchange in Italy, the Royal Institute of Technology in Sweden, the Swedish Royal Colloquium, SMART Infrastructure Facility in Australia, Los Alamos National Laboratory, the U.S. Navy, the Alliance for Transportation Research, Artificial Life and Robotics at Oita University in Japan, and others.
During his tenure at Virginia Tech, Barrett and the teams that report directly to him have won more than $60 million in extramural funding from agencies such as the Department of Defense, the Defense Threat Reduction Agency, the National Institutes of Health, and the National Science Foundation.
He received a master's degree in engineering science in 1983 and a Ph.D. in bioinformation systems from the California Institute of Technology in 1985.
Dean, the Stroobants Professor of Biotechnology and a University Distinguished Professor, has been a faculty member since 1985.
With an active research program focused on various aspects of the role of metals in health and disease, Dean has received continuous extramural research support since 1975, including awards from the U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Science Foundation, National Institutes of Health, the Office of Naval Research, and the Department of Energy.
Dean was recently elected as a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science and a Fellow of the American Academy of Microbiology for his contributions to microbiology and bioinorganic chemistry.
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Carbon specialist Enve (formerly known as Edge) had their featherweight road handlebars on display. At a scant 200 grams, the bars weigh 20- to 30-percent less than most aluminum handlebars.
Why did wheelmaker Inertia Racing Technology display an Angry Birds-themed bike? Apparently just to catch folks' attention (it worked). The road bike also displayed their I50T carbon clincher wheelset, which offers 50-mm deep rims. The set costs $1599 and weighs 1,520 grams.
Every day at Sea Otter, the SRAM Ladies' Lounge gave female cyclists the chance to meet and chat with some of the sports fastest women, picking their brains for advice, andparticipate in daily clinics, and giveaways. Left to right: Teal Stetson-Lee, Lindsey Voreis, Kelli Emmett, Krista Park, Katie Holden, Rebecca Rusch.
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Despite all the fantastic new bikes at Sea Otter, we couldn't take our eyes off this original, unblemished 1986 GT Team Model Pro Freestyle BMX bike. It might not be our ideal ride today, but it was certainly an adolescent dream bike 25 years ago.
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import es.sergiomartinez.basecleanarchitecture.data.datamodel.response.GetUsersResponse;
import es.sergiomartinez.basecleanarchitecture.data.error.exceptions.RequestException;
import retrofit.http.GET;
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/**
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public interface RandomUsersApiService {

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