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Linear Discriminant Analysis
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This cookbook page introduces the application of
`linear discriminant analysis <http://shogun.ml/cookbook/latest/examples/binary/linear_discriminant_analysis.html>`_
to multi-class classifications.

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Example
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Imagine we have files with training and test data. We create DenseFeatures (here 64 bit floats aka RealFeatures) and :sgclass:`MulticlassLabels` as

.. sgexample:: linear_discriminant_analysis.sg:create_features

We create an instance of the :sgclass:`MCLDA` classifier with feature matrix and label list.
:sgclass:`MCLDA` also has two default parameters, to set tolerance used in training and mark whether to store the within class covariances.

.. sgexample:: linear_discriminant_analysis.sg:create_instance

Then we train and apply it to the test data, which here gives :sgclass:`MulticlassLabels`.

.. sgexample:: linear_discriminant_analysis.sg:train_and_apply

We can extract the mean vector of one class.
If we enabled storing covariance when creating instances, we can also extract the covariance matrix:

.. sgexample:: linear_discriminant_analysis.sg:extract_mean_and_cov

We can evaluate test performance via e.g. :sgclass:`MulticlassAccuracy`.

.. sgexample:: linear_discriminant_analysis.sg:evaluate_accuracy

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References
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:wiki:`Linear_discriminant_analysis`

:wiki:`Linear_discriminant_analysis#Multiclass_LDA`

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Studio Mango aims to create products which have an edge to them, products which try to tell a story.
Studio Mango started in 2005 when Frank Hanssen and Paul Hendrikx met on the faculty of industrial design at the Technical University of Delft (The Netherlands). Already during their studies they were realising projects for clients and even won a couple of awards. Encouraged by this success they decided to continue with Studio Mango Full time when they both graduated in 2007. And it wasn't long before large companies such as Nokia and Eneco Energy had Studio Mango working on projects for them.
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Dapo Olorunyomi, Publisher/Chief Executive Officer of Premium Times
Premium Times seeks collaboration with NAN to curb fake news
byAgency Report
The Executive Director of Premium Times, Dapo Olorunyomi, on Tuesday reiterated the need for media organisations to deploy facts-checking techniques to check the spread of fake news in the country.
Mr Olorunyomi made the call when he visited the headquarters of the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Abuja.
He solicited partnership between NAN and Premium Times Centre on Investigative Journalism in order to set up a fact-checking platform with a view to mitigating the effects of fake news in the country.
Mr Olorunyomi, who blamed the rising wave of false information on digital evolution, pointed out that it could be of great consequences to the society.
According to him, dealing with truth in the media industry has become a huge challenge.
"Part of it is as a result of digital transition which is affecting our profession and now we have to wrestle with the terrain of just being factual.
"Our coming today is to share with you the footprints of our work and how NAN can be a partner.
"The problems of fake news or what we professionally will call disorder in the information ecosystem has really made things tough.
"Unfortunately, not everybody has the tools to understand this process very well.
"Those tools are something we have to understand their origin and see how they constitute serious dangers.
"We all know now that on account of fake news, elections are being decided in some of the most advanced democracies in the world.
"A new pattern of warfare has also moved into the terrain which affects us,'' he said.
Mr Olorunyomi said the centre was willing to provide training for NAN reporters as well as share tools for specialised form of journalism.
According to him, NAN is the most influential newsroom in the country and improving its operations helps everyone get better..
"So it seems quite sensible in our own opinion if NAN is taking leadership on this, it helps every other person if NAN gets fact-checking right,'' Mr Olorunyomi said.
Responding, Ibrahim Mammaga, the Acting Managing Director, NAN, expressed the agency's commitment to professionalism and to always publish stories that are factual.
"Since we are dealing with clients both within and outside the country, we need to dish out what is more factual and that will satisfy their quest for credibility.''
Mr Mammaga said that speed and accuracy remained the focus of the agency, adding that the proposed training is apt to inculcate in reporters the ability to always be factual.
According to him, there is always a need for right information so as to enable the society make the right decisions.
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HB-Flugtechnik GmbH (originally HB-Aircraft Industries Luftfahrtzeug) is an Austrian aircraft manufacturer established in the early 1970s by Heino Brditschka to produce light aircraft of his own design, originally the HB-21 motorglider.

The company started in flight training and light aircraft maintenance and then building light aircraft. From there it progressed to building microlights, with the introduction of the HB-Flugtechnik HB-208 Amigo.

Products

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Grab your Vitamix, Ninja, blender, juicer or whatever… because today we're drinking our fruits & veggies! Here are a couple recipes for inspiration that we give an "A" for all of the Vitamin A packed into them. Happy Fresh Fruits & Veggies Month (June) and Fresh Veggies Day (June 16th).


Despite incremental reforms: the Dodd-Frank Act in the USA, Basel III and the 0.1% financial transaction tax now approved by EU finance ministers, the global financial casino is still playing. Financial lobbying still seeks to block or weaken reforms and floods of money distorting democratic politics, loosed by the Supreme Courts' 2010 Citizens United decision are still flowing unchecked. Billions still secretly fund attacks on climate science, social safety-nets, teachers and other public employees and their pensions. All these efforts to repeal FDR's New Deal and a fairer economy continue unabated.
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Our latest Transforming Economics Into True Wealth (November 2012) is an invitation to fully engage in the planetary whole-system shift now under way. These investment professionals recognize our human responsibility for the many breakdowns in our societies and ecosystems resulting from our limited consciousness: climate change, hunger, poverty, conflicts, financial crises and ecological destruction. These systemic breakdowns are accelerating due to global interconnectedness and now driving the breakthroughs worldwide occurring but missed by mass media. The 193 members of the United Nations have recognized human interdependence: no nation acting alone can solve these global systemic crises. They pool their sovereignty, seeking treaties, agreements, protocols and agencies to promote the common good.
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A scorned wife hacked off her husband's manhood with a carving knife after discovering his affair in Thailand, according to Dailymail. Karuna Sanusan, 24, told police that she woke husband Siripan, 40, from his sleep before unleashing the attack with a 12 ins long blade at their home in Sriracha near Bangkok.
The scorned wife then hurled the detached penis out of the bedroom window while Siripan was left in agony in a pool of his own blood. Neighbours heard the husband's howls of pain and called police who arrived at 6.20am today.
They scooped up the severed penis and put it in an ice box for surgeons to try to re-attach – but medics said that it would not be possible.
Siripan was rushed to the nearby Samitivej Sriracha Hospital while Karuna was arrested and held in custody over the attack.
The wife, originally from Cambodia, was pictured by reporters sitting calmly as she was interviewed by police.
The woman after she was arrested
She told officers that she had recently discovered her husband had been seeing different women and hatched the revenge plot to cut off his penis.
She said: 'Me and my husband work together selling organic vegetables at a stall. Before this happened I became suspicious he was having an affair. I always saw him flirting with a lot of girls and I had an idea of what he was doing.
'Then I found out that he was secretly going with other women. This made me very angry. I was full of anger and couldn't relax. I was so angry inside.
'I planned to do this. I aroused him in the morning while he was absent-minded, then used the knife to cut off his p-nis. I threw it out of the window.'


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Q: Looking for calculate script without submit button without reloading I've seen several forms on webshops where you just change the amount of items you want, and it instantly changes the price. No reloading and no submit (or calculate) button.
I'm looking for something like that, but very simple.
Amount of pages: [textfield]
price: [answer]

That's all.
The code must take the input from the [textfield] and multiply it with a certain number (which I can change in the code). The result of that calculation should be presented at [answer].
I've been looking around on Google, but I can only find very difficult and big forms that use a submit button. And my php/ajax/javascript isn't good enough to write te code myself.
I know that there are several Submit forms on Stackoverflow, but I don't understand how I can edit them to do what I want it to do.
You don't have to make it look fancy, I've made a nice form to put the code in.
Obviously it has to work on every major browser.
Edit:
I've tried the code supplied by Khòi.
I've tried playing with this:
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">

Pages: <input type="text" name="pages" id="pages" />

Total: 0.00

But that doesn't work ??
I did download the Jquery file and put into the same folder as this page is.

A: I'd advise you to learn some basic JQuery. Things like these can be done very efficently with JQuery and the learning curve isn't too steep.
I made you a fiddle to get you started:
http://jsfiddle.net/jRs3n/
Here is the full code for a single working HTML page:
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">

<title>test</title>

Pages: <input type="text" name="pages" id="pages" />

Total: 0.00

A: If you are looking to calculate without leaving the box you need to change the event from change to keyup this will allow you to update after each keypress on the specific field.

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The road ahead for Califf's confirmation
November 16, 2021 In the News, News Stories & Editorials, We're In the NewsFDA, FDA commissionerCPTFadmin
Marisa Fernandez, Axios and Yahoo News: November 15, 2021
It's taken about 10 months for President Biden to name a nominee for the role of permanent FDA commissioner — former FDA chief Robert Califf — and it's unlikely his confirmation will be complete before the end of 2021.
Why it matters: The agency has been without a Senate-approved commissioner for nearly a year, all while playing a central role in the response to the ongoing COVID pandemic.
The selection of the former commissioner came after the White House dropped several prior candidates, including acting commissioner Janet Woodcock, who faced strong opposition over her pharmaceutical ties, the New York Times reports.
What to watch: Califf was confirmed in 2016 by an 89-4 vote, but he'll still face some questions over his ties to the pharmaceutical industry. Democratic Sens. Joe Manchin, Ed Markey and Richard Blumenthal, who voted against Califf last time, all reiterated their concern on Friday.
He was the founding director of the Duke Clinical Research Institute, where he worked closely with drug companies and received consulting fees prior to his first stint as FDA commissioner. More recently, he's served as a senior adviser for Verily and Google Health.
"The public has been asking if they can trust the FDA to ensure that the benefits outweigh the risks for Alzheimer's drugs, cancer treatments, and implanted devices," Diana Zuckerman, president of the National Center for Health Research, a non-partisan non-profit think tank, told Axios.
To read the entire article, click here.
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Review: Sword of the Stars: The Pit
By Marcus Estrada
Sword of the Stars: The Pit
Developer: Kerberos Productions
Publisher: Kerberos Productions
Platform: PC (GamersGate, Steam)
ESRB: N/A (E10+ suggested)
A download code was supplied by the publisher for this review
Sword of the Stars is an interesting series that has remained out of the mainstream since its inception in 2006. Since then, Kerberos Productions have catered to niche 4X players nicely with a handful of games, although not all were received highly. Sword of the Stars: The Pit is their latest effort to addict gamers but isn"t a space 4X game like the rest. Instead, it"s a spin off into the world of sci-fi roguelikes.
Interestingly, The Pit is an example of what can come from games that do not get successfully crowdfunded. The developer initially placed the project on IndieGoGo where it failed to reach its goal. Fans were not ready to see it lost though and neither were the creators. As such, the game has continued to see work until it finally released this February. With all that said, the game is still not perfect, but it manages to be a great experience all the same.
The Pit slips you into the armored shoes of one of three playable characters attempting to descend to the very bottom of an alien-filled facility. Through one of three character classes, you venture past increasingly difficult enemies and search for the way down to the next level. There are thirty at all, at which point you are to find the so called "Pit" for which the game is named. What"s there? You"re going to have to spend a fair bit of time to find out.
The gameplay is roguelike to its core. Players much pay attention to their health bar as well as hunger bar at all times. For if you die, either due to aliens, poison, or starvation, the game will end. From there, all one can do is simply start over again from square one. Nothing is carried over between plays aside from a scoreboard which keeps track of how well you did in previous games. There"s only one way to win and that"s through careful planning and understanding game mechanics.
Players simply won"t survive if they don"t have a plan of action. Everything in the world is aided or hindered by how characters are leveled up. There are the obvious ways to level, such as increasing strength or intelligence, but there are many facets of intelligence to choose from. For example, you may spend points to be knowledgeable about computers, electronics, lockpicks, or many more. Each of these has its specific use as you find locked crates and doors in the environment. For example, with the right skillset you can gain use of medical bays, labs, or simply unlock doors.
Without special interest paid to the various stats you"re going to be feeding yourself a highly difficult game. Although it is possible to craft things like lockpicks, there are still many environmental objects that require a certain amount of skill. At the very least the game puts a statistical value on how likely you are to open something versus breaking it. Again, none of a character"s level progress will be brought over to a new game.
Keeping track of what needs leveling is really the least of your worries. More important is the enemies to be faced who lurk in hallways and rooms throughout. At least battles in The Pit aren"t hard to understand. There are a variety of melee weapons and guns to use, many of which are discovered later. When an enemy is in range for a particular weapon you simply need to fire. Both auto and manual aiming are accommodated, although some items see better use with one or the other.
The entire game is turn based, although this is not shown directly. There are no markers telling whose turn it is; instead, the game will simply pause you as the enemy takes its turn. If there are no enemies around the game simply feels fluid. It"s when they are nearby taking turns that the character may appear to pause every so often. It"s a bit jarring when not in combat, and may annoy players. However, during a fight it"s easy to see how the turn based play works and it is helpful with planning your next move.
As you engage in fights, weapons and armor start to degrade. From there, you can find new items or ways to repair them. One exciting aspect of The Pit is that there"s rarely one way to do anything. There are various bays that may be used to craft new goods, or others to heal and repair things. Of course, as many good things as exist to aid players there are also bad items such as traps around every corner.
Crafting is an integral part of completing the game. Although you can craft curing potions or new gear, the most important is food. As your hunger bar dwindles, searching out a place to cobble up a meal becomes the only goal. Unfortunately, the game only provides one recipe (if you play the tutorial). There are over forty in all but the player is tasked with uncovering them all. As cool as this sounds, it plays out in much meaner fashion as failed attempts at making meals result in losing ingredients. At the start, ingredients are fairly rare to come by and it is almost painful to lose a batch due to a failed recipe attempt.
This is true of using lab benches to craft other goods as well. How are you ever supposed to learn how to make things? The game actually has a way to do so, although it is a bit cumbersome. You see, there are pieces of information you"ll find around. As they are written in the alien Zuul language though they must first be translated. These Zuul documents provide important information, but some players may not recognize how to make use of them.
The Pit makes no accommodations for newbies. This is a hardcore roguelike and as such it is sure to please fans. There is such a wealth to do and upgrade that it never feels like you"re saying the same game twice. Levels only grow larger and tougher the further you descend. This is a game that requires tons of time and dedication to make it to the bottom. Players who enjoy this sort of thing will find themselves spending hours trying to build characters just right so their next mission will succeed. Sword of the Stars: The Pit is just the game for those roguelike fans who enjoy statistics and unfriendly aliens.
+ Wealth of ways to build a character
+ Massive amount of crafting recipes to get new goods
+ Variety of weapons and modifications
- Discovering recipes wastes many supplies
- "Invisible" turn based system is annoying during exploration
Overall Score: 8 (out of 10)
Definitely check out Sword of the Stars: The Pit if you enjoy roguelikes with a sci-fi twist.
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Fall TV: The Undefeated Guide
Legends of the fall
With roots in UCLA basketball and 'The Simpsons,' this animated show wants off the bench
Up Next From Culture
Legends of Chamberlain Heights Comedy Central
By Rhiannon Walker	@InstantRHIplay
What makes UCLA teammates Josiah Johnson and Quinn Hawking different from other benchwarmers?
There's a pause over the phone. The kind of silent, anticipatory gap in TV shows when two people look at one another, then look back at the questioner, and burst into laughter.
Johnson, 33, and Hawking, 34, the creators of new Comedy Central show The Legends of Chamberlain Heights, finally said through chuckles, "We liked to get really drunk."
"We love having a good time," said Johnson. "We like making people laugh. We like making people feel good about themselves. That's kinda where the term for the show came from, 'legends.' In college we used to refer to all of our friends as legends, so at UCLA that became the thing."
"We go hard on every race, whether it's white, black, Latino, Asian. We go hard on everybody, and just try to find humor in it."
Johnson and Hawking were Bruins from 2000-04 and 2001-04, respectively, and were both part of the UCLA team that went 22-12 and reached the third round of NCAA Tournament in 2002. Legends is an animated series about the adventures of three high school freshmen who warm the bench for their basketball team and will tackle race, politics and more with a big infusion of comedy.
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"We're prepared for some backlash," said Hawking. "We do say a lot of things that some conservative people might think are a little bit crazy. We also come with the approach that we're equal opportunity smashers. We go hard on every race, whether it's white, black, Latino, Asian. We go hard on everybody, and just try to find humor in it, because we really do hope this show can bring people together, as opposed to keeping [on] separating everybody."
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When Hawking and Johnson were playing basketball at UCLA, they tossed around the idea of making TV shows and movies. After college, the pair started working in sports television, and as they learned how to shoot, and edit, writing and producing became second nature. Hawking and Johnson are producers for ESPN and NFL Network, respectively. The duo is joined by Brad Ableson, a longtime artist for The Simpsons, as well as Michael Starrbury, a writer for 2013's The Inevitable Defeat Of Mister And Pete.
The look of the characters? Think Futurama with duller colors and harder lines. And the roots of The Legends of Chamberlain Heights go back to the pair's LeBron James vs. Kobe Bryant puppet skits, posted to their JerseyChaser.com. The videos brought them so much attention that Nike sponsored the skits as commercials.
And their basketball roots go even deeper. Johnson's father Marques was a member of UCLA coach John Wooden's 10th championship team and an NBA All-Star. Hawking's dad coached at Cal State Fullerton and also coached UCLA's leading scorer (Don MacLean) at Simi Valley High school. "When you're around the world of basketball, you find yourself among a lot of different characters, so by the time we got to UCLA — even though we were relegated to the bench — we were never going to be satisfied being quiet benchwarmers who were just happy to be on the team."
The look of the characters? Think Futurama with duller colors and harder lines.
Benchwarmers can become crowd favorites because they're the most relatable in terms of talent. For Johnson and Hawking, their time to shine wasn't during cleanup duty when the Bruins had an insurmountable lead, but when the cameras panned to the bench. Johnson said that he and the S— Crew — the term of endearment the UCLA benchwarmers used to refer to themselves — set the framework for other benchwarmers such as those with Monmouth basketball, who gained national fame with their elaborate celebration routines.
Expect to see those kind of antics in the three main characters of Legends. Grover is the best player of the group, but lacks confidence. Milk is white and has integrated himself into black culture. Jamal is a big fella with a Charmin-extra-soft voice and a killer sense of humor. Hawking voices Jamal, while Johnson handles Grover and Milk.
"We decided it would be funny if it kind of followed our experiences at UCLA," Hawking said. Episode 1 focuses on a house party that Grover, Jamal and Milk are trying to get access to — the most clichéd high school experience one could think of — but the catch is that they can only gain entry to the function if they bring drugs. This sends the trio on a humorous mission.
The show has already been assured of a second season. "We strive for greatness," said Johnson. "And we're going to be touching on a lot of different social issues. So with this being an urban animated show, it really affords us the opportunity to help speak to the black community and help speak to minority communities in way that other shows on air can't do."
The Legends of Chamberlain Heights premieres following South Park at 10:30 p.m. on Sept. 14.
Rhiannon Walker is an associate editor at The Undefeated. She is a drinker of Sassy Cow Creamery chocolate milk, an owner of an extensive Disney VHS collection, and she might have a heart attack if Frank Ocean doesn't drop his second album.
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Recent findings announced Monday, October 16, show Wi-Fi-enabled devices across the globe are now at risk of being breached with hackers having the ability to decrypt data in transit.
The KRACK attack, which stands for Key Reinstallation Attacks, was found by Mathy Vanhoef of KU Leuven, a Belgian university, and exploits the WPA2 – essentially the security frame for any Wi-Fi network – allowing hackers to infiltrate a device to see or absorb any information available.
Vanhoef's findings are harrowing, to say the least.
As previously reported by Enterprise Mobility Exchange, c-level professionals believe they are most at risk and are the biggest target of mobile security attacks. Because of the "always on" mentality of the high-level or c-suite professional, survey respondents said the biggest threats come when executives are outside the office, tapping into public Wi-Fi locations in coffee shops, hotels, and airports.
Find out more details about the KRACK attack with Vanhoef's findings here.


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12:30 to 1:15 pm EST – "Lunch" Networking in Breakout Rooms (members only)
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Paglubad (Unravel) recently screened in Berlin during Jean Claire Dy's artist talk at Takt AIR Academy in Neue Hochstrasse. The screening had a good turn out as audience range from Filipino migrants, scholars, German development workers, and other artists from different countries.
There was a short discussion after the screening where questions generated interesting conversations on dealing with the trauma of the past on a different scale.
Paglubad will also be screened in Cologne this coming March.
Stories Beyond recently had a successful screening of its short narrative film "Paglubad" (Unravel) at the FDCP Cinematheque Iloilo last October 20, 2017.
The talkback after the screening generated a lively discussion on history, memory-making, and dealing with the past, especially ones that are complex and complicated. The Ilonggo audience also raved about the screenplay and the poetic visuals provided by the cinematography that left them teary-eyed and speech less.
There is enthusiasm in further screening the film in other parts of Panay Island, a development that Stories Beyond's storytellers found encouraging as a way to push forward its mission to engage communities about difficult topics that are largely forgotten histories of conflict that connect the Panay and Mindanao islands.
Here's the trailer of Pagrara Sang Patipuron, the first project that Stories Beyond finished in 2016.
It's a good day for Stories Beyond and for restorative narratives! Manuel Domes and Jean Claire Dy are happy to share that Pagrara Sang Patipuron was chosen as one of the top 5 finalists for the documentary competition category for Sinag Maynila Film Festival 2017.


It is important to be able to differentiate between the various Police Services. There has been a disturbing number of reports of bogus Police Officers stopping motorists, as well as corrupt officials soliticing bribes from motorists. The Parkview CPF has recently launched a campaign to assist motorists in combating fraud in the various police services, and this requires the help of motorists in reporting cases of fraud. It is therefore important to be able to recognise the Police Services in order to be able to take the appropriate action.
Remember that paying a bribe is a serious criminal offence, and encouraging officers to accept bribes contributes to the problem, which endangers others, possibly even members of your own family. If you're standing around the braai and somebody brags about how they got off a speeding fine by bribing a cop, the automatic reaction should be "that's uncool". We don't have to accept the degeneration of law and order. Don't whine about corruption, do something about it! You can find the anti-corruption contact details here.
Below are images, courtesy of the SAPS Provincial Commander of the Gauteng crime Management Centre. These indicate the uniform and car markings of the Police Services you are likely to encounter in Gauteng. Within the Parkview Precinct, however, one is likely to encounter either SAPS or JMPD officers. Note that Metropolitan Police only have jurisdiction within their own territories, whereas SAPS Officers have jurisdiction anywhere in the country. Occassionally one may also encounter Gauteng Traffic Police. Note that Police Officers from all services may at times wear luminous, reflective vests to improve visibility at roadblocks and check-points.
All Police Services are formed under the South African Police Service Act No. 68 of 1995. This includes Metropolitan Police Services. You have a right to ask to see the appointment certificate (ID) of any Police Officer who stops you. They are obliged to show this to you in order for you to establish the Police Officer's identity and authority before you are obliged to produce your own identity or name. The appointment certificate is a laminated card with a picture of the Police Officer, the Police Service, their rank and service number, amongst other important information.
Note that marked cars usually have a call-sign clearly marked on them. In case of the SAPS, this is usually two-letters (representing the home station) and two digits. Parkview vehicles therefore have call-signs beginning with "PV". In the case of JMPD, this is usually a single letter (representing the region of Johannesburg), and a two digit number. The Parkview Precinct falls within Region B, so most JMPD cars you will encounter in our precinct have call-signs beginning with "B". A car's call-sign uniquely identifies the vehicle, so it is always useful to take note of the call-sign, failing which, the registration number of the vehicle(s) in order to identify the officer(s) involved.


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Q: How to implement List.Remove against two different object list? I have two lists : ListA<A> and ListB<B>
Structure of object:
Object A : - commonID , AName
Object B : - commonID , BName
Now my objective is very simple, I'm trying to remove all items in ListA that having the same commonID as in ListB. Below is what I've tried:
foreach(var item in ListB)
    ListA.Remove(x=>x.commonID == item.commonID)

It's throwing exception:
Cannot convert lambda expression to type 'A' because it is not a delegate type

May I know which part am I doing it wrong?

A: You're currently using Remove (which takes an individual item to remove) instead of RemoveAll (which takes a predicate).
However, a better approach might be to create a set of all IDs you want to remove, and then use a single call to RemoveAll:
HashSet<string> idsToRemove = new HashSet<string>(ListB.Select(x => x.commonID));
ListA.RemoveAll(x => idsToRemove.Contains(x.commonID));

Or if your lists are small enough that you're not worried about it being an O(N*M) operation, you can use:
ListA.RemoveAll(x => ListB.Any(y => x.commonID == y.commonID));

A: The Remove method does not take a predicate, but an actual item. So your error message means that your lambda expression cannot be converted to the expected item of type A.
RemoveAll takes a predicate:
ListA.RemoveAll(item => ListB.Any(x => x.CommonId == item.CommonID));

Now you don't even need the outer loop.


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Death Notices, July 10, 2019
■ Former Grand Junction resident Mildred A. Baer, 87, Lancaster, California, died June 30, 2019, in Lancaster.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Joshua Memorial Park in Lancaster.
She was a physician's assistant.
Survivors include her husband, William (Bill); two daughters, Susan Riedel of California and Teddie Baer of Nevada; one brother, James Zopfi of California; two sisters, Ruth Doyle of Grand Junction and Roberta Raymond of Palisade; two grandchildren; and one great-grandchild.
■ Evelyn Frances Breuch, 90, Fruita, died June 20, 2019, at HopeWest Hospice.
Services will be at 10 a.m. July 22 at the Veteran's Memorial Cemetery of Western Colorado.
She was the owner of Peek-A-Boo clothing store for 15 years.
Survivors include her husband, James Leslie.
■ Eric Eugene Cordova, 49, Grand Junction, died July 2, 2019, at St. Mary's Medical Center.
Cremation will take place.
He was a residential painter.
Survivors include his mother, Beverly Cordova of Grand Junction; one son, Eric "Little Eric" Valdez of Olney Springs; one daughter, Breeze Cordova of Colorado Springs; one sister, Arlinda Alire of Grand Junction.
James C. "Jim" Dible, 95, Grand Junction, died July 6, 2019, at LaVilla Grande Care Center.
Visitation will be from 5 to 7 p.m. Sunday at Callahan-Edfast Mortuary. Services will be at 11 a.m. Monday, at the mortuary. Interment will be at 1 p.m. Monday at Veterans Memorial Cemetery of Western Colorado.
He was the owner and operator of Jim Dible Oil Co.
Survivors include one daughter, Kay Dible-Barnes of Navarre, Florida; one son, Danny L. Maynard of Fruita; six grandchildren; and nine great-grandchildren.
Shirley J. Gross, 72, Grand Junction, died July 8, 2019, at her home.
She was a business owner.
Survivors include her husband, David; one son, Mike of Grand Junction; one daughter, Karen Hansen of Ramona, California; one brother, Leon Edling; and four grandchildren.
Memorial contributions to The ALS Foundation for Life, P.O. Box 96, Natick, Massachusetts, 01760.
■ Mondis L. Herrmann, 80, Grand Junction, died July 6, 2019, in Grand Junction.
Visitation will be from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday at Church of the Firstborn, 3150 B Road. Services will be at 11 a.m. Friday at the church. Interment will follow at the Palisade Cemetery.
He was an electrician and musician.
Survivors include his wife, Lenora; two sons, Larry of Whitewater and Reford of Purcell, Oklahoma; three daughters, Rebecca Bellew of Forrest Grove, Oregon, Lila Branham of Whitewater and Lanetta Bruner of Grand Junction; one brother, Arnold of Chandler, Oklahoma; 21 grandchildren; and 39 great-grandchildren.
■ Leawn R. Hlavachick,79, Grand Junction, died July 5, 2019, in Grand Junction.
Services will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at Covenant Presbyterian Church.
He was a teacher, artist and conservationist.
Survivors include his wife, Cleta Ann; three daughters, Christine Brodyer and Pamela Middlemas, both of Grand Junction and Susan Montgomery of Menee, California; one brother, Bill of Pratt, Kansas; nine grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.
Memorial contributions to HopeWest Hospice, 3090B N. 12th St., Grand Junction, 81506.
■ John Charles Mansheim, 80, Grand Junction, died July 4, 2019, at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center.
Services will be at 9 a.m. Aug. 10 at the Granzella Hall in Salida. Graveside services will be at 10:30 a.m. Aug. 10, at Fairview Cemetery in Salida.
He was a police officer.
Survivors include his wife, Linda Mae; three sons, Bradley, Christopher and Michael, all of Grand Junction; two brothers, Frank of Arvada and Richard of Salida; and three grandchildren.
Memorial contributions in lieu of flowers to the John Mansheim Memorial Fund, Alpine Bank, 225 N. Fifth St., Grand Junction, 81501.
■ Donald Lee Sloan, 66, Grand Junction, died July 8, 2019, at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center.
Services will be at 1 p.m. Thursday at the Veterans Memorial Cemetery of Western Colorado.
He worked as office administrator in the U.S. Air Force.
Survivors include two sons, Donald and Jeffery; and one sister, Sherry Smith.
■ Susan Traylor, 73, Grand Junction, died July 6, 2019, at Larchwood Inns.
Services will be at a later date.
She was a librarian.
Survivors include three brothers, Robert Traylor and David Traylor, both of Grand Junction and John Traylor of Niskayuna, New York; three sisters, Diane Traylor of Flagstaff, Arizona, Julia Ambrosich of Fort Collins and Margaret Livesay of Corvallis, Oregon.
Donald Lee Sloan
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A non-refundable down payment of $75 is due by May 18th, 2018. Once a down payment is made, the CYEN-TT Team would accept this as a confirmation of your attendance, at the event, hence the payment would be considered as non-refundable. Final Payments can be made on the day of the event. Once you have completed the event's Registration Form, you would be contacted to arrange for payments to be made.
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Spacious 3 bedroom - 1 split bathroom flat in the heart of Cow Hollow. Walk 1 block to Union St and only 3 blocks to Chestnut St. New kitchen floor being installed.Kitchen has a gas stove, refrigerator and dishwasher. Washer and dryer are also in the unit.Enjoy the high ceilings of this Edwardian flat and the beautiful hardwood floors throughout.There is a partial Golden Gate view as well. Some furniture possible. Dura flame log can be used in the fireplace. Parking in Union Street garage already secured by owner.No smoking and no pets. 97% walk score! Express bus to downtown from Union St takes 20 minutes.


Women should be very careful and observant of any change in their body. Any kind of abnormal hair growth on the face, chest or neck, sudden weight gain or weight loss, hair fall, irregular periods – all of these are warning signs, alerting a women that it's time to see a gynecologist.
Being a woman is not easy. Not only is today's woman fulfilling her traditional duties, but also taking up much more onto her plate. She is a mother, an entrepreneur, a dreamer, an achiever and also a support system for her family. In the constant flux of striking a balance between all her worlds, most often, it is her health which takes a hit.
Age plays a huge role for women's health and well-being. As we grow older, the body undergoes many changes. But like the saying goes, there's nothing like starting early, therefore, health experts always advice that twenties is a crucial time for women to start thinking of their health.
A woman is in her prime during her twenties, a phase where she has a chance to build her reservoir of good health and brace-up for the many challenging experiences later on in life, such as childbirth. It is the time when she needs to start making careful health choices, as how she fares in her later years depends hugely on her twenties or even earlier. In fact, recent research studies have reported that our adolescence plays an equally crucial role.


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Major employer leases half of office building near LYNX
by Rich Haag | Jan 14, 2020 | Business Growth, Commercial real estate, Economic Development, Job Growth in University City | 0 comments
The office building has received more than $8 million in renovations, including a new entrance.
One of University City's first office buildings has officially been reborn with the announcement on Jan. 14 that Principal Financial Group will occupy more than half of Proximity Park, at 401 McCullough Drive.
Built in 1973 and renovated over the past year by new owner Tempus Realty Partners, the three-story office building holds about 205,000 square feet of space.
Principal Financial Group, a major investment management and insurance company, will occupy the full third floor and part of the second floor, the Charlotte Business Journal reports. The company plans to begin moving in next summer.
Based on industry averages, the 106,000 square feet of office space leased by Principal could accommodate roughly 600 people.
Principal acquired Wells Fargo's Institutional retirement and trust business last summer, including an employment center in Charlotte, The Business Journal reports.
About Proximity Park
Renovations included this two-floor lobby
Proximity Park is situated on a 32-acre campus beside I-85. Allstate had its Charlotte offices there until relocating to Innovation Park, the former IBM facility that now houses several major Charlotte employers.
Tempus Realty Partners bought the property in 2017 and has spent more than $8 million on renovations. Colliers International is handling leasing.
A big selling point is the property's easy access to Uptown Charlotte via both I-85 and the LYNX light-rail line.
Marketing materials say that the McCullough Drive LYNX Station on North Tryon Street is just a 7-minute, half-mile walk away.
The property also has abundant parking and room for a second building.
Jamie Boast, Chris Schaaf and Olivia Matthews with JLL represented Principal in leasing Proximity Park, and Brad Grow, Chandler Knox and Dylan Kwasniewski of Colliers International represented Tempus Realty Partners.
Click on the photo to view the Proximity Park marketing video
Learn more about Proximity Park
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Soon Chance gets close to Holly and the child-too close. The situation sends up red flags; it feels like family. After what he's seen in the line of duty, Chance can't let himself get attached. But will Holly teach him that you can come home again?


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A Guy, a Bulldog, an Edible Garden, and the Home they Share
The project is a refurbishment of a small apartment for an ER doctor and his bulldog. The interior was redistributed to create a kitchen-living-dining room open to the east as well as the west, allowing the air to circulate.
The original apartment housed a double east-west orientation, but most of the cross-ventilation was blocked by several interior walls. The distribution did not adequately respond to Madrid's high temperatures in summer.
Bulldogs are a delicate breed as they are especially sensitive to heat.
Contributing to the apartment's passive cooling, a vertical edible garden was designed on the west-facing balcony, functioning as a thermal cushion.
The vegetation helps prevent the home from overheating in summer and cools the interior, avoiding the use of air conditioning.
Madrid and its surrounding area suffer from a serious lack of water, so with the help of agronomists and programmers, Husos designed a system to recycle grey water from the shower to irrigate tomatoes, herbs and other plants in the vegetable garden.
Over the course of this century, 80% of Spain will be at risk of desertification, and large Spanish cities put enormous pressure on regional water sources
Along the balcony, on the inside, a micro-landscape of tubes and filters has been created leading from the shower, a prototype for alternative objects of desire for a new, hypothetical, sustainable era.
This micro-landscape makes the flow of water visible in a didactic way, proposed as a model that could be replicated in many other homes.
Instead of focusing on the bedroom as the only place to rest, the architects created a periscopic capsule for taking siestas.
A series of mirrors allow natural light to enter and provide a view of the tree-lined street outside, allowing him to read with his back to the window.
Since a doctor's work hours are variable, he catches up on sleep after night shifts by taking long naps during the day.
Apart from a variety of functions, the siesta capsule also serves to receive intimate friends in the living room. The capsule is part of a 1.5 m wide strip, in which a dressing-room, a store room and the main bedroom for sleeping at night are situated.
It can also be converted into a guest room, obviating the need for opening out a sofa bed in the living room. It can also become a place to watch films by sliding down a compartment that serves as a projection screen
In the case of occasional encounters, the living room is frequently a central place in gay sexual culture in Madrid, often reserving the bedroom for closer relationships.
The bulldog has a number of cotton islands that we designed for him to rest on. These soft hemispheres have a cooling effect, since they allow the air to circulate between them.
These islands are fixed to the floor with suction cups, which means they can be repositioned at any time.
Foreseeing that there would be excess produce from the vegetable garden, the users have the option of sharing this produce with neighbours, work colleagues, or loved ones, thus widening the relational capacities of the home.
This home is set in a modern, 1960s version of a 'corrala', a traditional Spanish building typology in which apartments are arranged around a central patio. However, in this case the central patio is occupied by commercial premises, weakening the communal ambience typical to this kind of building.
Location Madrid, Spain
Authors Camilo García and Diego Barajas (Husos Architects)
Collaborators Francesca Beltrame, Agustina Zaratiegui, Álvaro Heredia,
Estafanía Roiko, Giulia Poma, and Wiktoria Stepien
Consultants Verticales formé (carpentry), Atipical (building, facilities),
Nuria Preciado (agronomist), Antonio Gámiz (agronomist), César Nunes, Julián Pérez,
Chema Blanco, Mecanismo (structural consulting)
Photography José Hevia
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Any girl interested in participating in the Miss Teen or Fairest of the Fair pageant this year may pick up an entry form in the SCC. You may also find fair information at www.coffeecountyfairtn.org. This year's Fairest of the Fair will be awarded a $1000 scholarship.


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Q: How can I use jquery events on a list of ids? I have an html with a list of ids like:

Click me

Click me

Click me

Click me

The list can be generated by the server. I am trying jQuery something of this form to send to the server which id has been clicked:
$( "#id0" ).click(function() {
  var urlstring = '/getresult';
alert($("#id0").val());
  $.ajax({
    type: "POST",
    url: urlstring,
    data: {
      draft_no: $("#id0").val(),
    },
    success: function(result){
      alert("Function returned with success!")
    }
  });
});

In this case I have sent id of the form "id0". But how can I generalise this to "id n" where n is any integer?

A: Try this JQuery selector E[a^=v] it match all elements E that possess an attribute a whose value starts width v
Your html:

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Click me

Click me

Your jQuery
$('div[id^=id]').click(function() {
  var urlstring = '/getresult';
  var val = $(this).val();
  $.ajax({
    type: "POST",
    url: urlstring,
    data: {
      draft_no: val,
    },
    success: function(result){
      alert("Function returned with success!")
    }
  });
});

A: $( "[id^=id]" ).click(function() {
  var urlstring = '/getresult';
alert($(this).val());
  $.ajax({
    type: "POST",
    url: urlstring,
    data: {
      draft_no: $(this).val(),
    },
    success: function(result){
      alert("Function returned with success!")
    }
  });
});

A: I assume the issue is writing a generic event handler that takes care of all the divs. You cannot do that with IDs. You will have to either give your divs a specific class like this

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$(".mydiv").click(function() {
alert($(this).attr("value"));
// ....
});

or look them up by a container like this

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$("#mycontainer").click(function(evt) {
alert($(evt.target).attr("value"));
// ....
});