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DILL v. THE STATE.
NICHOLS, Justice.
Murder. Fulton Superior Court. Before Judge Boykin, Emeritus.
The defendant was convicted for the murder of Jerry Darnell with a recommendation of mercy. During the trial an objection to a question asked on cross examination by counsel for the defendant was sustained without argument as to the correctness of the State's objection. The appellant enumerates as error arising from such ruling the refusal of the trial court to hear argument before ruling, the refusal to hear argument on motion therefor after ruling, and the refusal to grant a mistrial after refusing to hear argument as to the admissibility of the evidence. Also included in the enumerations of error are the usual general grounds of the motion for new trial. Held:
1. "The burden is on the party alleging that a judgment is erroneous to show it affirmatively by the record. Simpson v. McBride, 78 Ga. 297; Grier v. Cross, 79 Ga. 435 (6 SE 14); Gairdner v. Tate, 121 Ga. 253 (48 SE 907); Farmers Protective Fire Ins. Co. v. Portrum, 145 Ga. 825 (90 SE 49); Richmond Hosiery Mills v. Hayes, 146 Ga. 240 (91 SE 54); Richter v. Cann, 191 Ga. 103 (11 SE2d 774). Not only that, but the onus is on the plaintiff in error to show error which injured him. Brown v. Atlanta, 66 Ga. 71; First Nat. Bank of Chattanooga v. American Sugar Mfg. Co., 120 Ga. 717 (48 SE 326); Studstill v. Growers Finance Corp., 165 Ga. 304 (140 SE 859); Walker v. Hartford Accident & Indemnity Co., 196 Ga. 361 (26 SE2d 695). In Brown v. Atlanta, supra, this court said: 'When a plaintiff in error brings a case here, he must show error which has hurt him. This court is not an expounder of theoretical law, but it administers practical law, and corrects only such errors as have practically wronged the complaining party.' It is not every erroneous exclusion of evidence that will suffice to reverse a judgment, and a case will not be reversed for error in the rejection of evidence unless the error results in a miscarriage of justice or constitutes a substantial violation of a constitutional or statutory right. It is for the reviewing court to determine whether prejudice has resulted; and if such exclusion did not prejudice the complaining party, and could not have affected the result, the error is harmless. 5 CJS 1042, 1739." Hall v. State, 202 Ga. 619, 620 (44 SE2d 234).
2. The appellant does not contend, and makes no attempt to show, that the ruling of the trial court excluding the evidence objected to was itself error so as to require a decision as to the rulings complained of which resulted therefrom. Any error in refusing to permit counsel for the defendant to argue the admissibility of the evidence would not be harmful when the ruling on the admissibility of the evidence is correct.
3. The evidence adduced on the trial of the case authorized the verdict.
Lewis R. Slaton, Solicitor General, J. Walter LeCraw, Arthur K. Bolton, Attorney General, G. Ernest Tidwell, Executive Assistant Attorney General, Hardaway Young, Ernest Stanford, Jr., for appellee.
Edward T. M. Garland, Garland & Garland, Reuben A. Garland, for appellant.
SUBMITTED NOVEMBER 15, 1966 -- DECIDED DECEMBER 5, 1966.
GISSENDANER v. THE STATE. (272 Ga. 704) (532 SE2d 677) (2000)
MOBLEY v. THE STATE. (265 Ga. 292) (455 SE2d 61) (1995)
INGRAM v. THE STATE. (211 Ga. App. 821) (441 SE2d 74) (1994)
MANOUS v. THE STATE. (200 Ga. App. 293) (407 SE2d 779) (1991)
COLLIER v. EVANS et al. (199 Ga. App. 763) (406 SE2d 90) (1991)
SABREE v. THE STATE (two cases). (195 Ga. App. 135) (392 SE2d 886) (1990)
CARTER v. TIBBS.; STUDEBAKER'S OF SAVANNAH, INC. v. TIBBS. (195 Ga. App. 142) (392 SE2d 908) (1990)
BALLENTINE v. THE STATE. (194 Ga. App. 560) (390 SE2d 887) (1990)
MOON et al. v. THE STATE. (194 Ga. App. 777) (392 SE2d 19) (1990)
HOLCOMB v. THE STATE. (191 Ga. App. 379) (381 SE2d 594) (1989)
HARRIS v. THE STATE. (189 Ga. App. 49) (375 SE2d 122) (1988)
GIBSON v. THE STATE. (187 Ga. App. 769) (371 SE2d 413) (1988)
WALKER v. THE STATE. (186 Ga. App. 765) (368 SE2d 547) (1988)
BYRD v. THE STATE. (182 Ga. App. 284) (355 SE2d 666) (1987)
MCDONALD v. THE STATE. (182 Ga. App. 509) (356 SE2d 264) (1987)
KENT v. THE STATE. (182 Ga. App. 592) (356 SE2d 543) (1987)
DION v. THE STATE. (182 Ga. App. 726) (356 SE2d 758) (1987)
SWEATMAN v. THE STATE. (181 Ga. App. 474) (352 SE2d 796) (1987)
GROSS et al. v. IDEAL POOL CORPORATION. (181 Ga. App. 483) (352 SE2d 806) (1987)
HOWARD v. ST. PAUL FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY. (180 Ga. App. 802) (350 SE2d 776) (1986)
WHITEHEAD et al. v. COGAR. (180 Ga. App. 812) (350 SE2d 821) (1986)
KERVIN v. THE STATE (two cases).; SMITH v. THE STATE. (178 Ga. App. 601) (344 SE2d 441) (1986)
COOPER v. THE STATE (two cases). (178 Ga. App. 709) (345 SE2d 606) (1986)
WITHERSPOON et al. v. THE STATE. (177 Ga. App. 455) (339 SE2d 737) (1986)
HANKINSON v. RACKLEY. (177 Ga. App. 734) (341 SE2d 231) (1986)
BRANTLEY v. THE STATE. (177 Ga. App. 13) (338 SE2d 694) (1985)
ROBERTS v. THE STATE. (175 Ga. App. 326) (333 SE2d 189) (1985)
THOMAS v. THE STATE. (174 Ga. App. 560) (330 SE2d 777) (1985)
HUFSTETLER v. THE STATE. (171 Ga. App. 106) (319 SE2d 869) (1984)
RHEAR v. THE STATE. (171 Ga. App. 435) (319 SE2d 895) (1984)
BURRELL v. THE STATE. (171 Ga. App. 648) (320 SE2d 810) (1984)
(171 Ga. App. 758) (321 SE2d 213) (1984)
WATTS v. THE STATE. (170 Ga. App. 614) (317 SE2d 654) (1984)
PILCHER et al. v. THE STATE. (170 Ga. App. 869) (318 SE2d 640) (1984)
JONES v. THE STATE. (169 Ga. App. 810) (315 SE2d 40) (1984)
CARPETS & INTERIORS BY BETTY, INC. v. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION.; DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION v. LEWYN et al. (168 Ga. App. 283) (308 SE2d 684) (1983)
DEERING v. THE STATE (two cases). (168 Ga. App. 835) (310 SE2d 720) (1983)
HOPKINS v. THE STATE. (167 Ga. App. 811) (307 SE2d 707) (1983)
APARICIO v. THE STATE.; FIGUEROA v. THE STATE. (166 Ga. App. 793) (305 SE2d 649) (1983)
RICEMAN v. THE STATE. (166 Ga. App. 825) (305 SE2d 595) (1983)
HALL v. THE STATE. (166 Ga. App. 869) (305 SE2d 666) (1983)
ANDERSON v. THE STATE. (165 Ga. App. 885) (303 SE2d 57) (1983)
PUCKETT v. THE STATE. (163 Ga. App. 156) (293 SE2d 544) (1982)
MCKENNEY v. THE STATE. (163 Ga. App. 545) (295 SE2d 217) (1982)
STANDRIDGE v. THE STATE. (158 Ga. App. 482) (280 SE2d 850) (1981)
MULLINS v. THE STATE. (157 Ga. App. 204) (276 SE2d 877) (1981)
ASSAF v. COKER.; CLAYTON CHICAGO OPTIONS COMPANY v. COKER. (157 Ga. App. 432) (278 SE2d 82) (1981)
LITTLE et al. v. THE STATE. (157 Ga. App. 462) (278 SE2d 17) (1981)
KENDRICK v. THE STATE. (156 Ga. App. 27) (274 SE2d 78) (1980)
SELL v. THE STATE. (156 Ga. App. 333) (274 SE2d 723) (1980)
GARRETT v. THE STATE. (153 Ga. App. 366) (265 SE2d 304) (1980)
HAYES v. THE STATE. (152 Ga. App. 858) (264 SE2d 307) (1980)
CROSSWELL v. ARTEN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY. (152 Ga. App. 162) (262 SE2d 522) (1979)
RUTLEDGE v. THE STATE. (152 Ga. App. 755) (264 SE2d 244) (1979)
TATUM v. THE STATE. (151 Ga. App. 602) (260 SE2d 747) (1979)
CHAMBLISS v. THE STATE. (149 Ga. App. 654) (255 SE2d 120) (1979)
TALBOTT v. THE STATE. (148 Ga. App. 171) (251 SE2d 126) (1978)
RINER v. THE STATE. (147 Ga. App. 707) (250 SE2d 161) (1978)
DEKALB COUNTY v. SCRUGGS et al. (147 Ga. App. 711) (250 SE2d 159) (1978)
LEONARD v. THE STATE. (146 Ga. App. 439) (246 SE2d 450) (1978)
ARNOLD v. THE STATE. (146 Ga. App. 624) (247 SE2d 207) (1978)
HAAS v. THE STATE. (146 Ga. App. 729) (247 SE2d 507) (1978)
BARNES v. THE STATE. (145 Ga. App. 38) (243 SE2d 302) (1978)
ALLANSON v. THE STATE. (144 Ga. App. 450) (241 SE2d 314) (1978)
GARVIN v. THE STATE. (144 Ga. App. 396) (240 SE2d 925) (1977)
KARP v. NIVER et al. (142 Ga. App. 241) (235 SE2d 589) (1977)
DORRIS v. THE STATE. (141 Ga. App. 127) (232 SE2d 590) (1977)
DRUMMOND et al. v. FULTON COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF FAMILY & CHILDREN SERVICES et al. (228 SE2d 839) (237 Ga. 449) (1976)
BAILEY v. THE STATE. (138 Ga. App. 807) (227 SE2d 516) (1976)
CLANTON v. THE STATE. (137 Ga. App. 376) (224 SE2d 58) (1976)
HUDSON et al. v. THE STATE. (137 Ga. App. 439) (224 SE2d 48) (1976)
CLOUD v. THE STATE. (136 Ga. App. 244) (220 SE2d 763) (1975)
POUNDS v. THE STATE. (136 Ga. App. 852) (222 SE2d 629) (1975)
WILLIAMS v. THE STATE. (135 Ga. App. 919) (219 SE2d 632) (1975)
ROBINSON v. THE STATE. (205 SE2d 210) (232 Ga. 123) (1974)
CAULEY v. THE STATE.; WOODS v. THE STATE. (130 Ga. App. 278) (203 SE2d 239) (1973)
GEIGER v. THE STATE. (129 Ga. App. 488) (199 SE2d 861) (1973)
STUART v. THE STATE. (123 Ga. App. 311) (180 SE2d 581) (1971)
BATEMAN v. BATEMAN. (159 SE2d 387) (224 Ga. 20) (1968)
O'NEAL v. THE STATE. (115 Ga. App. 100) (153 SE2d 663) (1967)
SMITH v. WOOD et al. (115 Ga. App. 265) (154 SE2d 646) (1967)
WINDSOR FOREST, INC. v. ROCKER et al. (115 Ga. App. 317) (154 SE2d 627) (1967)
FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION OF ATLANTA v. COMMERCIAL UNION INSURANCE COMPANY OF N. Y. (115 Ga. App. 756) (156 SE2d 101) (1967)
CARR v. CAR-PERK SERVICES, INC. (152 SE2d 692) (222 Ga. 793) (1966)


B-Secur has been featured in the Mail Online, highlighting how our technology can detect stress, fatigue and even cardiac arrhythmias, with the potential to save lives when integrated into cars.
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A car equipped with suitable computing power and an accurate ECG would be able to recognise abnormalities in its owners physical state and alert them to a potential problem.
Electronics within the car, in the steering wheel for example, are able to detect heartbeat signals that can be used to monitor drivers for a variety of health related data including stress, fatigue and even cardiac arrhythmias.
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Le stade municipal de Berrechid (en ) est un stade de football situé dans la ville de Berrechid au Maroc. C'est l'enceinte du Club Athletic Youssoufia Berrechid.

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Rhythm + Flow
2019TV-MA 1 SeasonMusic
In this music competition show, judges Tip "T.I." Harris, Cardi B and Chance the Rapper hit the streets to find the next rap superstar.
Starring:Cardi B, Chance The Rapper, T.I.
Hip-hop heavyweights like Snoop Dogg, Quavo, DJ Khaled, Anderson .Paak and Nipsey Hussle join the judges on the journey.
Rhythm + Flow (Trailer 1)
Rhythm + Flow (Teaser)
Rhythm + Flow: The Aftershow
1. Los Angeles Auditions
The judges kick off the search as T.I. drops in on Nipsey Hussle, Cardi B taps Snoop Dogg, and Chance checks out Anderson .Paak's picks.
2. New York Auditions
Looking to the streets, Cardi teams up with Fat Joe and Jadakiss at S.O.B.'s to find the East Coast rappers ready to represent in Cali.
3. Atlanta Auditions
After hearing out hot prospects at Killer Mike's SWAG Shop, T.I. gets down to judging the talent beside Quavo and Big Boi in hip-hop's new mecca.
4. Chicago Auditions
Originality, presence and prowess are key for Chance as he joins Lupe Fiasco, Twista and Royce Da 5'9" in a hunt for the Midwest's best.
5. Cyphers
The top 30 contestants converge in LA and freestyle and collaborate in small groups. Only the most memorable move forward in the competition.
6. Rap Battles
Tempers ignite and the judges turn up the heat while 16 hungry emcees trade bars in the rap battle of their lives.
7. Music Videos
Digging deep, eight lyricists head home to write hit songs with industry heavyweights and shoot videos that capture their visions, stories and cities.
8. Samples
The task for the top six: Pick an iconic sample, write an original song and perform it in front of a huge audience -- all in 48 hours. Bangers only.
9. Collaborations
John Legend delivers the news: The final five must step it up for features alongside Jhené Aiko, Miguel, Teyana Taylor, Ty Dolla $ign and Tory Lanez.
10. Finale
Finalists pen their dream songs with the hottest producers in the game and give performances worthy of an awards show. The judges choose a winner.
Competition Reality TV, Reality TV, Music, Hip-Hop
Gritty, Emotional
Cardi BChance The RapperT.I.
Sinister forces plot against a young soldier when she reveals a magical power that might unite her world. Based on Leigh Bardugo's Grishaverse novels.
A young man faces his father's disapproval when he pursues his dream of becoming a master sommelier instead of joining the family's barbecue business.
Created by Justin Leach ("Ghost in the Shell 2"), Yasuhiro Irie ("Fullmetal Alchemist") directs the story of robots raising the last human child.
A 16-year-old gets herself transferred to the same high school as a girl whom she suspects is her sister, who was kidnapped at birth 17 years earlier.
As she embarks on a treacherous mission to Mars commanding an international crew, Emma Green must leave her husband and teen daughter behind.
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An Oslo detective with a painful past returns to his native Iceland to help a dedicated cop hunt a serial killer with a link to a mysterious photo.

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This Circle is a 7th Generation Drum Circle. It is intersectional and All are welcome. It has been created with a focus on bringing awareness to Indigenous Culture and the preservation of Native song. This space of Peace, Equality and healing welcomes everyone to bring hand drums, Native songs, voice or simply the interest in learning.
There is a stone seating area, also feel free to bring blankets and/or chairs. There is no fee for this Drum Circle or any teachings within. For those who feel moved to donate, there is a box on the summit for donations to support the Mount Agamenticus Conservation Region. They as well as the York Park and Rec. Dept. have been very generous in offering this space and I know any support would be greatly appreciated.
Mount Agamenticus, for those who have not been there, is located off of Mountain Rd. in York, ME. It can be found by GPS under it's name. There is a summit road, ample parking and is handicapped accessible.
This peaceful summit offers incredible panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean, coastal Maine and New Hampshire as well as silhouettes of New Hampshire's mountain ranges. It is home to many winged and four legged.
Hope you can join us in Honoring the Heartbeat of Mother Earth.


Fans were shocked when it was announced Warehouse 13 was cancelled. At the Denver Comic Con last weekend, ScienceFiction.com was able to catch up with actor Eddie McClintock (Pete Lattimer on the series) and ask him about his feelings on the matter, why the series was cancelled, and how the fans can help get a Warehouse 13 movie made. Also, how he would defend against artifact thieves like Carmen Sandiego.
On the Cancellation: Eddie was disappointed, and a little more surprised than he should have been because he tends "to be a glass half empty kind of guy." It's a bittersweet ending for him as he would love to continue the show, but he is excited to spend more time with his sons.
Fans Need to Show Their Support: Going into how different shows' popularity is counted, he notes that fans need to find other ways to show their support if they're are not going to watch the show when it airs. In addition, Warehouse 13's new schedule, originally place at 9pM and then moved to 10PM excluded most of the fans. "It's a family show," he states, noting that a lot of the viewers can't stay up that late and DVR doesn't count for much in ratings.
On a Warehouse 13 Movie: During the panel at Denver Comic Con, both Eddie and Saul were pushing the idea of a movie and asked fans for support. So if you'd like to see a Warehouse 13 movie (why wouldn't you?!), be sure to tweet about it using the hashtag #Warehouse13Movie, or tumble about it with #Warehouse 13 Movie. Also, let Eddie know about it on Twitter. If enough interest is shown, fans may get to see Pete, Artie, Myka, Claudia and Steve on the big screen! As for a Kickstarter? Nothing has been ruled out, and we may be seeing one in the future.


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The 44th Seattle International Film Festival: Belle de Jour (1967)
The audience attending Belle de Jour (1967) at the SIFF Cinema Uptown last night alternated between stunned silence and nervous giggles, a clear sign that Luis Buñuel's tale of desire has retained its power over time. In a new 4K restoration from the original negative, the colors popped and Catherine Deneuve looked icily serene as she played a wealthy housewife rebelling against convention by pursuing her fantasies.
Deneuve is a young wife of leisure, somewhat happily married to, if a bit emotionally disconnected from a surgeon (Jean Sorel). His cheerful wholesomeness is at odds with her S&M-tinged sexual fantasies. Anxious to relieve the tension these daydreams create, she begins to work afternoons in a high end brothel, where she is called Belle de Jour. There a violent criminal becomes obsessed with her, a fact which both frightens and arouses her, and brings her fantasy life into harsh reality.
I was delighted to see that the house of Yves Saint Laurent was a donor to the restoration effort. The designer created Deneuve's costumes, which do as much to establish her character as anything she says or does. The military-influenced structure, and the epaulettes on her shoulders, are a vivid reminder of the way society restricts fantasies like hers. On the other hand, she also garbs herself in furs, leathers and one particularly kinky-looking shiny, black raincoat which point to her animalistic and adventurous side.
Deneuve's YSL raincoat, from a 2016 exhibit at Seattle Art Museum honoring the designer Photo: A Classic Movie Blog
Buñuel's fetishistic camera adds to the erotic appeal of those artfully crafted costumes. His obsession with shoes is especially pronounced, as he lingers on shiny pumps with pilgrim bucklers and patent leather boots that scream danger and perversion. He gives the same treatment to the objects in his heroine's life, sweeping over an array of perfectly arranged bottles on her bathroom counter to announce her return to safety and order after her first afternoon at the brothel.
The highly-disciplined craft of these elements: the camera, costumes and Deneuve combine to create an erotic, dangerous tension which keeps the viewer intrigued and excited, but also uneasy. Much like the BDSM it reveals, Buñuel's film demands the release of that tension, without regard for propriety and fully in service to desire. It is this boldness that gives Belle de Jour a timeless edge.
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Q: Search With Only Given Keywords But Nothing More I need to build a MySQL database system which is going to used for searching the product we can make with the materials we have.
So far, I have an idea for database structure but I couldn't write the query to select exactly what i want.
Table Of Products
+-------+-------------+
|  id   |   product   |
+-------+-------------+
|   1   |   product1  |
+-------+-------------+
|   2   |   product2  |
+-------+-------------+
|   3   |   product3  |
+-------+-------------+
|   4   |   product4  |
+-------+-------------+

Table Of Materials
+-------+--------------+
|  id   |   material   |
+-------+--------------+
|   1   |   material1  |
+-------+--------------+
|   2   |   material2  |
+-------+--------------+
|   3   |   material3  |
+-------+--------------+
|   4   |   material4  |
+-------+--------------+
|   5   |   material5  |
+-------+--------------+
|   6   |   material6  |
+-------+--------------+

Table Of Material needs For Products (Many To Many)
+-------+-------------+-------------+
|  id   |  productid  |  materialid |
+-------+-------------+-------------+
|   1   |      1      |      1      |
+-------+-------------+-------------+
|   2   |      1      |      2      |
+-------+-------------+-------------+
|   3   |      1      |      3      |
+-------+-------------+-------------+
|   4   |      1      |      4      |
+-------+-------------+-------------+
|   5   |      2      |      1      |
+-------+-------------+-------------+
|   6   |      2      |      2      |
+-------+-------------+-------------+
|   7   |      2      |      3      |
+-------+-------------+-------------+
|   8   |      3      |      3      |
+-------+-------------+-------------+
|   9   |      3      |      4      |
+-------+-------------+-------------+
|  10   |      3      |      5      |
+-------+-------------+-------------+
|  11   |      4      |      5      |
+-------+-------------+-------------+
|  12   |      4      |      6      |
+-------+-------------+-------------+

Table of materials need to be alone because of further improvements like stock control. These are just examples of data base structure. With these kind of tables and data, system needs to perform a search. And real database will me more complex and crowded.
Example Of Search;
+----------------------------------------------+--------------------------+
|                   search                     |          result          |
+----------------------------------------------+--------------------------+
|  material1, material2, material3, material4  |    product1, product2    |
+----------------------------------------------+--------------------------+
|        material1, material2, material3       |          product2        |
+----------------------------------------------+--------------------------+
|  material3, material4, material5, material6  |    product3, product4    |
+----------------------------------------------+--------------------------+
|             material5, material6             |          product4        |
+----------------------------------------------+--------------------------+
|  material2, material3, material4, material5  |          product3        |
+----------------------------------------------+--------------------------+
|        material1, material2, material3       |          product2        |
+----------------------------------------------+--------------------------+
|        material4, material5, material6       |          product4        |
+----------------------------------------------+--------------------------+
|             material1, material2             |             -            |
+----------------------------------------------+--------------------------+

In words, search have to give the result with the product names based on the material names we give as input. The aim is help for deciding what we can do with the materials and knowledge we have.
Thanks in Advance if you have an idea to perform that kind of search. I am open to any idea including database structure change. I just need a query to work on. More than query I need your idea to work on, I need your explanation to understand.
Anyway, Thank You.

A: This is an example of a "set-within-sets" query.  The most flexible way of answering it is to use aggregation with a having clause:
select p.*
from TableOfMaterialNeeds tomn join
     Products p
     on tomn.productid = p.productid join
     TableOfMaterials tom
      on tomn.materialid = tom.materialid
group by p.productid
having sum(find_in_set(tomn.material, @LISTOFMATERIALS) = 0) = 0;

The variable @LISTOFMATERIALS is assumed to have a list of materials (such as 'material1,material2,...', no spaces after the comma).
The find_in_set() returns 0 only when a material is not in the set.  The sum() counts the number of materials, and the = 0 is saying that there are none.

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Wakefield Council is developing a three-year plan to improve the housing offer for residents within the district from 2019 to 2022.
The council is asking residents to have their say on what goes into the final housing plan, which will include the key projects and priorities for 2019 to 2022.
Good quality housing is the foundation for economic growth and allows the district and its residents to thrive and prosper. It is also important to have strong and sustainable housing that meets the needs of residents both now and in the future.
The three-year housing plan sits in line with the Wakefield District Economic Plan, which proposes how the council, businesses, communities, the voluntary sector and other partners will work together to develop and improve the district over the next five years.
The housing plan will help ensure residents have access to quality, affordable homes, in turn connecting them to economic opportunity and growth.
Once the consultation is complete, the views and comments will be used to finalise the housing plan before it goes to cabinet at the end of the financial year.
The survey can be found at www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/BKLFVKQ or alternatively, you can request a paper copy by calling 01924 305892. The closing date for the consultation is January 31.


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Q: Compare p values of ANOVA and $\chi^2$ test I have dataset with different types of features (numeric/continuous and binary). Altogether 66 features.
I want to find a small subset of features that is sufficient for a multi class classification problems (3 classes).
Therefore, I would like to do a filter-based feature selection using a technique that gives a p-value per feature so that I can take the best 5 features based on their p-values, for example.
For the numeric features I can use the ANOVA test to get the p-values and for the binary features I could use $\chi^2$ test to get the p-values.
Now I have the following two questions:

*

*Can I compare the p-values computed by ANOVA and the p-values computed by $\chi^2$ to rank all features based on the p-values?

*Is it okay to use ANOVA on the binary features (the binary features are treated as if they were continuous) and compare the p-values to the p-values of numeric/continuous features?

A: What you apparently want to do is to start by evaluating the relationship between the 3 classes and each of your features individually. For each continuous feature you are proposing a one-way ANOVA of that feature against the known classification (3 classes). ANOVA is not appropriate for a similar evaluation of the binary features, as interpretation of ANOVA p-values assumes that residuals about the mean values are normally distributed. That can't be the case for your binary features. So the answer to your second question is "no."
With respect to your first question, your one-at-a-time approach has a big potential problem: it could miss features that are important for classification when other features are taken into account. So don't try to rank-order the p-values determined on individual features. You would be better off with an approach that includes as much information as possible about all of your features to start with. Depending on the size of your data set, it might be possible to include all features directly while avoiding overfitting. Otherwise you could use your knowledge of the subject matter to exclude or combine some features, or use a penalized approach like ridge regression or LASSO.


The Fine Arts Museum of HCMC is set inside an exquisite French colonial villa. The first floor hosts rotating exhibits of contemporary art and the second floor features sketches, paintings and statues, many of which focus on resistance to colonial rulers. The third floor shows older works from Vietnam's history. Check out the antique working elevator that slowly glides its way up the floors.
The Fine Arts Museum of Saigon is also home to many valuable Cham, Indian and Khmer artifacts that were created between the 7th and 17th centuries. Also on display are works from famous foreign artists and handicrafts created by Vietnam's ethnic groups. Established in September 1987 by the Ho Chi Minh City People's Committee, the Fine Arts Museum's building was once a centre of commerce.


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Željko Ivanek
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Ellwood P. Cubberley High School, Yale University, London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art
Primetime Emmy Award, Boston Society of Film Critics Award, Chicago Independent Film Critics Circle Award, Faro Island Film Festival Award, Gold Derby Award, Hollywood Film Award, Screen Actors Guild Award
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Emmy Award-winning Željko Ivanek is a Slovenian-born stage and screen actor most known for his TV roles in such shows as 24, The Practice, Oz, The West Wing, Law & Order, Heroes, Banshee, True Blood, Suits, and Madam Secretary; and movies like Hannibal, Black Hawk Down, The Manchurian Candidate, Live Free or Die Hard, The Bourne Legacy, Argo, X-Men: Apocalypse, and Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri.
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Željko Ivanek was born Željko Šimić-Ivanek on August 15, 1957, in Ljubljana, Slovenia. He is 62 years old as of August 2020 and stands at 5 feet 7 inches (1.7 meters).
His family immigrated to Palo Alto, California when he was three to reunite with his father, who was pursuing a Ph.D. in electrical engineering at Stanford University. The family returned to Slovenia in 1962 before returning to Palo Alto in 1967. Once his family got settled, Ivanek attended the local Ellwood P. Cubberley High School, graduating in 1975. He studied theatre at Yale University and later, the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art.
Željko Ivanek started his career as a stage actor and throughout his career, has performed on many Broadway and off-Broadway plays and in the process, been nominated for three Tony Awards.
He made his on-screen debut in the early-'80s and in his early years, appeared in TV shows like The Edge of Night, Echoes in the Darkness, L.A. Law, The X-Files, and Murder, She Wrote.
Željko Ivanek in Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri SOURCE: IMDb
His feature film debut came in the 1982 Cold War action-thriller The Soldier. Since then, he has made a litany of different appearances in such diverse movies as Hannibal, Black Hawk Down, The Manchurian Candidate, Live Free or Die Hard, The Bourne Legacy, Argo, X-Men: Apocalypse, and Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri.
One of Ivanek's earliest breakthrough roles came as Assistant State's Attorney Ed Danvers in the NBC police procedural drama series Homicide: Life on the Street. In 2002, Ivanek had recurring appearances as Andre Drazen in the Fox action-drama series 24.
Ivanek won his first -- and to date, his only -- Primetime Emmy Award for his portrayal of Raymond "Ray" Fiske in the FX legal thriller Damages starring Glenn Close and Rose Byrne. Additionally, he also had appearances as Magister in the HBO southern vampire drama series True Blood, starring Anna Paquin, Stephen Moyer, and Alexander Skarsgård, among others.
Other notable television appearances include Emile "The Hunter" Danko in the NBC superhero series Heroes, Blake Sterling in the NBC sci-fi action-adventure series The Event, Dr. Stafford White in the Fox drama series The Mob Doctor, and F.B.I. Special Agent Jim Racine in the Cinemax action series Banshee.
Ivanek is also known for playing Eric Woodall in the USA Network legal drama series, Suits, starring Gabriel Macht, Patrick J. Adams, Rick Hoffman, Meghan Markle, and Brendan Hines.
Željko Ivanek and Téa Leoni in Madam Secretary SOURCE: USA Today
Ivanek is perhaps most well-known for portraying the White House Chief of Staff Russell Jackson in the CBS political drama series Madam Secretary, appearing in 102 out of 120 aired episodes from September 21, 2014, to December 8, 2019.
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As of August 2020, Željko Ivanek is reported to have a net worth of $4 million. His wealth comes from his career as a television and film actor. The 62-year-old has been an actor since the early-'80s and has been credited with over a hundred appearances in various films and television shows.
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The biggest news in global logistics for 2016 happened when Maersk and Alibaba announced their partnership in which Maersk offers Chinese shippers the option to reserve space on Maersk's Containerships through Alibaba's OneTouch Booking system. At present, traditionally shippers must go through freight forwarders. This was the first formal collaboration between the Danish ocean containership master and the Chinese retail e-commerce giant, which is expected to have significant impacts on global logistics.
The Trans-Pacific trade lane became a heated battlefield after the collapse of Hanjin Shipping at the end of August, 2016. The two front runners, Maersk and MSC, added trans-Pacific services right after the bankruptcy of Hanjin Shipping. Meanwhile, Maersk split its business into two divisions: transport/logistics and energy, aiming to put more emphasis on its logistics business as the result of low oil prices. In the following four months, Maersk Line (the Maersk logistics division), expanded aggressively in Pacific trying to compete with MSC and take over the business left by Hanjin Shipping, as traditionally it has operated more in Asia-Europe routes. The collaboration with Alibaba could be seen as a strategic step trying to compete with MSC as the latter has a longer history with the Asia-Pacific routes. Maersk could pave a way for Alibaba to win global e-commerce superiority over Amazon by giving it direct access to US customers without middlemen. In return, Maersk is expected to see dramatic growth in its Asia-Pacific business and eventually outgrow and overtake MSC. This partnership could turn out to be the biggest story in the global logistics industry history since the advent of the container ship.
Aside from its Asia-Pacific and Asia-Europe businesses, it's been reported that Maersk saw over 20 percent growth in Mexico over the past year due to the expansion of Panama Canal. This also indicates that Maersk took successful advantage of the expansion and is now trying to grow its business in the Americas. With its strengthened focuses on Asia-Pacific, Asia-Europe and Americas businesses, Maersk could emerge to become an even bigger container carrier giant to which others simply can't catch in large part by fulfilling its goal to become the global integrator of container logistics.
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AAKROSH / Cry of the Wounded [Dir. Govind Nihalani, 1980, India] – 'I burn from within…'
by Omar AhmedPosted on November 4, 2019
In the dialogue-less opening to Aakrosh, Bhiku (Om Puri), the Adivasi labourer looks on in chains as the body of his dead wife (Smita Patil in a cameo) is cremated before he is led away by the police to jail. The pot marked face, protruding eyes, leathery skin of Bhiku amount to an image of the lower caste worker as a subjugated, exhausted figure which typified the alternative representations of the subaltern that became associated with Parallel Cinema in the 1970s and 1980s. Bhiku's interminable silence, arguably contradicting the attempts to articulate the subaltern as more authentic and visible, is used as a broader political metaphor anchored in the opening lyrics: 'I am unable to endure the pain anymore…I burn from within'. Bhiku is charged with strangling his wife to death and defended by Bhaskar, an idealistic lawyer played deftly by Naseeruddin Shah. Bhaskar soon discovers that Bhiku's case is more complex than he imagines, concealing a caste led conspiracy in which four upper caste men have raped and murdered Bhiku's wife. Although director Govind Nihalani weaves together an effective thriller, grasping the nuances of genre, the tone of political outrage, much of which is exemplified in Bhaskar's anger and paranoia, transforms the work into a somewhat didactic yet measured study of caste, middle class hypocrisy (a theme Nihalani returned to with great satirical accomplishment in Party) and power.
The caste politics are complicated by public prosecutor Dushane (Amrish Puri in fine form), a lower caste lawyer who is resigned to masking over his caste identity so to protect the very totalizing system into which he has been readily assimilated. Dushane is a self-hating figure, labelling Bhiku a savage tribesman who drinks alcohol and creates mayhem. However, Dushane is troubled by hostile late night phone calls that remind him of his lower caste status, tearing down the illusion of social mobility. At one point Dushane mocks Bhaskar for his apprehension, arguing the only reason Bhaskar doesn't want to defend Bhiku is because a Brahmin sending an Adivasi tribesman to his death doesn't look very good in today's changing society. Having broken through the system, Dushane refuses to take up a revolutionary position, showing disdain for his fellow caste oppressed brothers like Bhiku, and choosing to endorse a corrupt, discriminatory system that continues to deny him a true sense of belonging. Dushane serves the law, nothing more. Whereas Bhaskar argues a wider ethical responsibility should take equal precedent. The machinations of a system aligned to protect the few, the privileged and upper caste is another aspect of society that writer Vijay Tendulkar delineates, conveying the ways in which the intricate cogs of an unjust system mesh together and are manifested in acts of state sanctioned violence.
If Dushane compels Bhiku to conform and serve nothing but the law, the activist and social worker working with the Adivasi in the village, is an obvious political metonym for Naxalism. The activist wants to help Bhaskar who is frustrated by his concerted attempts, all of them in vain, to gain the consensual support of Bhiku's father and sister. In perhaps one of the most overtly didactic moments in the film, the activist, speaking like a true Naxal, tells Bhaskar the Adivasi do not need his sympathy nor pity; for anything to change there needs to be a complete uprooting of the system, the annihilation of the present, a revolutionary ideal which the middle class have kept at bay through their faux sympathies. But as we witness, any challenges or opposition to the system are swiftly snuffed out with a resounding legitimacy and contravention of the law. The attack on Bhaskar by goons working for the ruling elite is the logical conclusion of a lawlessness that permeates a claustrophobic milieu in which the Adivasi remain mute in fear of reprisals and sanctions, be it economic or social.
Where Aakrosh falters is in the abrupt ending. Having tried unsuccessfully to defend Bhiku, Bhaskar and Dushane have a final confrontation. In some respects, when Bhiku takes the life of his sister, hacking her to death at the funeral of his father, that is when the film should have finished; a bleak ending but one deserving of a such a cruel system. Instead, the exchange between Bhaskar and Dushane strives to privilege the worth of Brahmin intervention, thereby undermining the caste agenda, reducing subaltern agency to something insubstantial and underdeveloped. Dushane wants to protect the position of power he has carved out but it comes at the expense of closing the door behind him, leaving a lower caste status in the past as though it never existed. The ending implies the Brahminical saviour seems to be the only one who is incorruptible while it could be argued that Bikhu's silence ultimately rings hollow, suppressing the momentum of political angst.
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The Origins of a Truly American Language: Pennsylvania Dutch
People often assume American culture isn't as rich as other cultures, but that simply isn't true. Americans have developed unique values, mannerisms, art, music, and even languages across their diverse nation. One great example of this is Pennsylvania Dutch. The language didn't evolve from Dutch, interestingly enough. It started when early German immigrants needed to escape from the Holy Roman Empire regions of Europe to avoid religious persecution. Many of them escaped to Pennsylvania, which is still 29.9% German today. These immigrants generally didn't bring many belongings; however, they did bring a rich dialect. So, why is it called Pennsylvania Dutch? Rather than a mistranslation, it's a corruption of the Pennsylvania German endonym Deitsch , which means "Pennsylvania Dutch/German" or "German." The terms Deitsch , Dutch , Diets , and Deutsch are all cognates of the proto- Germanic word piudiskaz , meaning "popular" or "of the people."
Pennsylvania Dutch settlers were Amish and Old Order Mennonites, today over 250,000 people speak the Germanic language, mainly in Pennsylvania and Ohio. You might be wondering how this language is different from German, considering its roots. It's entirely different, as it turns out. Pennsylvania Dutch shares the most similarities with the Palatine German dialect, a small southwestern region of Germany where most Pennsylvanian settlers came from. If you can speak Pennsylvania Dutch, you can likely converse with Palatine Germans to a limited extent. Can you write in Pennsylvania Dutch? Yes! However, not many speakers read and write in it, so it doesn't have standardized spelling rules. If you're curious to see it in print, however, look at the only Pennsylvania Dutch newspaper in the U.S.: Hiwwe wie Driwwe. Scholarly efforts have also been made to advance the language, such as the Pennsylvania German Studies minor program at Kutztown University.
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It's difficult to take animal products out of French cuisine and replace them with lemongrass, seaweed, and fir (yes, the tree). French meals are generally meat-centric, featuring vegetables solely as a side dish. And, even with no meat, how do you cut out cheese and cream? Claire Vallee, owner of the vegan restaurant ONA, found a way. The name is an acronym, standing for "origine non-animale." And her restaurant, located near Bordeaux, France, was among the 54 restaurants to earn their first Michelin star in 2021. Although a few restaurants in the U.S. and Germany featuring vegan dishes have earned Michelin stars in the past, no restaurant that was 100% vegan has been honored with a star. ONA had a bumpy start despite this amazing honor. After crowdfunding and securing a loan from La Nef, which specializes in loans for ethical and eco-friendly businesses,
Vallee still ran out of money to complete construction. Undaunted, she used social media to rally 80 volunteers to help finish the job over the course of two months. She finally opened ONA in 2016. "This is a good thing for the vegan community, as this star is evidence that French gastronomy is becoming more inclusive, that plant-based dishes belong there, too," Vallee told CNN. During the initial phases of the COVID-19 pandemic, ONA went to takeout only. With the rise in popularity of plant-based diets, demand for vegan restaurants has been growing, but ONA still struggled. Last fall, its seven- course menu featured dishes with intriguing combinations of fir, boletus and sake shiitake mushrooms, dulse seaweed, lemongrass, and galangal (also known as Thai ginger).
huge for French cuisine. Gwendal Poullenec, the international head of the Michelin Guides, told The New York Times, "The general public might not associate pure veganism with a gastronomical experience." But a Michelin star could liberate chefs who are still reluctant to explore plant-based cooking. For most of us, international travel won't be on the menu anytime soon — but we hope ONA opens its doors again soon. The world deserves to enjoy ONA's award-winning menu!
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Effort values (努力値, doryokuchi?), often abbreviated to EVs, are hidden values in the main Pokémon series of video games that affect the strengths of a Pokémon in particular statistical areas. Differing effort value levels between two Pokémon can create a significant difference in the two Pokémon's statistical strengths. When a Pokémon battles and defeats an opponent, they gain experience points and also receive a number and type of EVs according to the defeated Pokémon's species. Every defeated Pokémon gives at least one EV to each of the Pokémon that fought it. Certain factors, such as holding the Macho Brace, can increase the rate at which EVs are gained in battle. In Pokémon Gold and Silver Versions, a condition known as Pokérus was introduced which doubles the rate at which EVs are obtained, and will be contagious for a certain number of days, allowing it to spread to other Pokémon. Also, consuming certain items can increase a Pokémon's EVs, and certain Berries decrease EVs while increasing a Pokémon's friendship value. There is a limit on the number of EVs Pokémon can have, which prevents stats from increasing indefinitely. The total limit allows for maximum effort values in two stats simultaneously.
In the Generation I and Generation II games, a similar system usually referred to as Stat Experience or Stat Exp. was used. As with effort values, there is a limit to how much Stat Exp. a Pokémon can have in each stat; however, unlike Effort Values, there is no limit to the total Stat Exp. a Pokémon can have across all stats, meaning that a Pokémon can have maximum Stat Exp. in every stat. Also of note is that, for Pokémon from the first and second generation to be forward and backward compatible for trading, Stat Exp. was not tracked separately for Special Attack and Special Defense in the Generation II games. Instead, the Special Stat Exp. value was used to calculate both Special Attack and Special Defense.
In Pokémon X and Y, a minigame known as Super Training is introduced that allows players to more accurately manage the effort values. The player can do this by playing a soccer-like minigame, which also rewards the player with training bags to continue the training passively. The Pokémon's effort values can also be viewed in the Super Training interface, which includes an Effort-o-Meter to allow the player to see the maximum capability of increasing the Pokémon's effort values.
In Pokémon Sun and Moon, a graph of a Pokémon's EVs along with its base stats can be seen by pressing the Y button while viewing the summary of a Pokémon. A sparkling stat shows that the Pokémon had obtained the maximum number of EVs for the stat. Pokémon can gain EVs passively through a feature called Poké Pelago.
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There's a fascinating interplay between the motion of the individual parts of Moving Still and how they each relate to the overall flow of the recording. The pieces that comprise trumpeter Jonathan Finlayson's 2016 release rarely move in anything resembling a straight line, but the music's perpetual forward momentum often gives that impression. Sometimes it's because furtive rhythmic action creates an image blur that behaves as the rough approximation of lateral movement, and sometimes it's a melodic abstraction that results in the sensation of cyclical patterns growing ever more concentrated. And then there's the contextual bookends of the contemplative nature of "Between Moves" and the sudden sharp melodic focus of "Space And." It all contributes to a series of captivating moments that seem to go on forever and then end too soon. Joining Finlayson is an all-star cast of pianist Matt Mitchell, bassist John Hébert, drummer Craig Weinrib and guitarist Miles Okazaki.


Currently on view at The Guggenheim, artist Danh Vo's major retrospective invites a swirling, multi-faceted experience of the world and its political/social hierarchies over the past 40 years. Investigating moments and memories from the artist's own life in Europe after his family fled Vietnam in the wake of the war during the mid-1970's, his pieces move between assembled objects (documents, photos and journals) from participants in various parts of the war era, other iterations and moments of conflict and co-existence between Asia and the West, and his own memories and experiences. Presented here, the exhibition offers a striking opportunity for the viewer to explore a wide body of the artist's output, which only amplifies his creative and political vision.
What emerges from the collective force and depth of Vo's vision is a portrait of the world from the views of both oppressors and the oppressed, a perspective where agency and interest is less a question of who holds power, but rather a look into how power and action is exchanged constantly. His images and objects delve into specific moments of catastrophe and change, the intrusion of Western power into Vietnam, the social fallout and diasporas that resulted, and the breaks in reality caused by violence exercised both on the ground in his home country as well as in the United States and abroad. The brass relief of a drawing JFK made the night before he was assassinated is as much a portrait of a man in the depths of his own mind as it is a glimpse of the handcraft of a man who sent many to their death around the globe through various engagements with Cold War conflicts.
This is achieved in particular by the sheer scope of the show itself. Taken as isolated objects, Vo's pieces are a look at specific moments, at granular events and instances that only take shape as larger political situations and histories through their collective arrangements and interests. Yet, Vo seems to argue, that ultimately is the experience of history occurring, the process of crystallization if single moments to form a body existing beyond a lone point in space and time. Much in the same way that his deconstructed Statue of Liberty has spread its body parts across the globe through the machinations of modern capitalism, Vo's participation in a curated assemblage of his various bodies of work functions in reverse, ultimately assembling nuanced, expansive portraits of conflict and global hegemony through their shared histories and iconographies.
Rarely is Vo absent from this framing either. His father's calligraphic work adorns so much of the work on view, and he frequently includes his own photographs and documents among those of political players like Henry Kissinger or Robert McNamara. The shared banality of experience is always teetering between foreground and background in these objects, the question of how each party's respective role and framing in these moments is shaped by the other (Vo assembling the evidence of various personal loves and desires of others, of their political action forcing his experience of the world).
This is perhaps the masterstroke of this exhibition. As Vo turns his lens towards the world around him, he manages to always keep himself somewhere in frame.
The show is on view through May 9th.
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Nov 4, 2022 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Madison Enterprise Center-Common Wealth Gallery 100 S. Baldwin St., Madison, Wisconsin 53703
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A selection of altar boxes.
Part of the 2022 Día de Los Muertos community altar boxes exhibit, curated by Roberto Torres Mata.
Day of the Dead is celebrated throughout Mexico as a traditional way to honor family and relatives. Retired UW professor Carolyn Smythe Kallenborn initiated local celebrations in Dane County over the past decade to create individual "altar boxes" to honor loved ones; in 2022, Latinos Organizing for Understanding and Development (LOUD) is coordinating the exhibit and related events. Altar and art exhibit featuring Tomy Tepepa and Tanay Rivera takes place Thursday at 6 p.m. followed by a poetry reading at 7 p.m.; on Friday, the exhibit is open (at 6 p.m.) as part of Gallery Night.
press release: Over the past decade, former UW-Madison professor Carolyn Smythe Kallenborn organized Day of the Dead events in Madison. Ms. Kallenborn decided to retire early and move to her home in Oaxaca, Mexico and asked if Latinos Organizing for Understanding & Development (LOUD) would consider taking the project over the fall of 2022. We happily agreed to continue the tradition.
The following is the 2022 schedule of the Day of the Dead activities at Common Wealth Gallery, 100 S. Baldwin St. (fourth floor):
Thursday November 3, 2022, 6:00 PM: Altar boxes viewing: Artists Tomy Tepepa and Tanay Rivera will present their altars, along with other community participants.
Thursday November 3, 2022, 7:00 PM: Day of the Dead Poetry Reading, with Johanny Vázquez Paz- Chicago, Illinois; Richard Vargas- New Mexico; Carlos Cumpian- Chicago, Illinois; Dana Maya- Denver, Colorado; with Master of Ceremonies Oscar Mireles, poet laureate of Madison (2016-20)
Friday November 4, 2022, 6:00 PM: Gallery Night Madison. Artists include: Rodrigo Carapia, Zeus Corona, Carlos Mireles, Chele Ramos, Issis Macias, Alexander Punguil Bravo, Richie Morales, Veronica Figueroa Velez, Angelica Contreras, Roberto Mata
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In this paper, a new type of multi-variable compensation control method for the wind energy conversion systems (WECS) is presented. Based on wind energy conversion systems, combining artificial neural network (ANN) control and PID, a new type of PID NN intelligent controller for steady state torque of the wind generator is designed, by which the steady state torque output is regulated to track the optimal curve of wind power factor and the blade pitch angle is regulated to keep the stable power output. Also, the LPV model of the WECS, LPV compensator for the wind generator is designed to effectively compensate output of the wind generator torque and the blade pitch angle. Finally, simulation models of the control system based on a realistic model of a 8kw wind turbines are built up based on the Dspace platform. The results show that the proposed method can reduce interferences caused by disturbed parameters of the WECS, mechanical shocks of the wind generator speed are reduced while capturing the largest wind energyfluctuation range of wind generator power output is reduced, and the working efficiency of the variable pitch servo system is improved.


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Breaking the Silence on Sexual Assault
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Like any student about to start university, Laurie Katz was excited to see what the year would bring. Little did she know that just three weeks into her first term, her life would come crashing down around her. What had started as a fun night out with friends ended with Laurie, alone with a terrible secret: she had been raped. Traumatized and confused, she set out to get justice against her attacker. But when the authorities at her university dismissed her case, and warned her that she could be expelled, she was left unsure where to turn. It seemed as though things couldn't get worse, then her attacker filed his own case. Laurie's story is a brave and honest reminder of the injustice still felt in society around sexual abuse. Laurie offers readers her advice, and provides them with the hope that they too can overcome a similar trauma.
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Laurie Katz is an elementary teacher from Boston who has completed a Master's in Education.


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BC Assessment says the average single family home in Kimberley is valued at $266,000 as of July 1, 2017.
Province raises threshold for homeowner grant to $1.65 million
Eligible homeowners must apply for the grant each year. To be eligible, the home must be used as the owner's principal residence
Ragnar Haagen
Jan. 3, 2018 11:00 a.m.
Following on the heels of 2017 property valuations released by BC Assessment, the Province announced today it is again raising the homeowner grant threshold, albeit slightly.
The 2018 grant has been raised to $1.65 million, ensuring the same percentage of British Columbians homes are below the threshold as in 2017. Last year's threshold level was raised $400,000 to $1.6 million.
Eligible homeowners will still need to apply for the grant each year, and the home must be the owner's principal residence in order to qualify. If approved, the grant will be automatically calculated on your property tax notice.
READ MORE: 2017 BC Assessment values now available online
Depending on your age and where you live, the homeowner grant can vary:
$570 for the basic homeowner grant
$770 if the home is located in a northern or rural area
Up to $845 for homeowners who are 65 years or older, or the homeowner is a person with a disability
Up to $1,045 for homeowners who are 65 years or older, or the homeowner is a person with a disability if the home is in a northern or rural area
Other low-income owners, such as seniors or those with disabilities, can apply to supplement their grant if it's been reduced or eliminated due to a higher assessed home value.
Homeowners may also be eligible to defer their property tax if they are 55 or older, or are financially supporting a dependent child.
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According to the Province of B.C., they will reimburse municipalities for the full cost of the grant to ensure local revenues are not affected. Homeowner grants will return an estimated $825 million to British Columbians this year, and in the majority of communities, almost every home is valued below the threshold.
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