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East 72nd Street Playground Reconstruction
Reconstruction of the East 72nd Street Playground enhanced accessibility, updated the adventure-style play elements, and further integrated the playground into the surrounding landscape.
East 72nd Street Playground
East Side at 72nd
Completed December 2015
This project is made possible by philanthropic support. For more information on how you can get involved, please contact Abigail Healy at [email protected] or 212.310.6624.
The East 72nd Street Playground was built in 1936. It was rebuilt in 1970, according to a design by architect Richard Dattner. The playground was one of several in the Park that were rebuilt in the adventure style in the late 1960s and early 1970s. Adventure-style playgrounds feature interconnected play structures that encourage exploration and imaginative play. The Conservancy later rehabilitated the playground in the late 1990s to meet national standards for playground safety and improve the Park based on feedback from its users.
Our most recent reconstruction, which was completed in 2015, aimed to honor the spirit of the existing design while modernizing it for current-day use. In an effort to integrate the playground more effectively into the landscape, we removed the fence and replaced it with a low seat wall. This wall mirrors the outer edge of the play zone. Benches are staggered along the wall to provide seating, interspersed with openings that enhance views out toward the landscape. A lightweight mesh fence meanders through the landscape plantings to ensure that the play environment is contained.
Playground before and after reconstruction
Work on the interior of the playground included:
Modifying the water spray feature and interconnected play structure to increase their play value and accessibility, and introducing water spray to the elevated portion of the play structure
Redesigning the central play zone
Expanding the swing area to accommodate strap swings for older children
Replacing most of the sand with sand-toned safety-surface carpet, which is accessible
Constructing a sand table in a corner of the sand-surfaced area to provide the opportunity for accessible sand play
Replacing the net climber with a pole climber connected to the pyramid climber, a style choice that is reminiscent of equipment in the original Dattner design
This project is part of the Conservancy's effort to guide the continued stewardship of Central Park's 21 playgrounds, as outlined in Plan for Play: A Framework for Rebuilding and Managing Central Park's Playgrounds.
Playground at street level after reconstruction
Nearby Projects
Dene Slope Restoration
Our work on the Dene Slope included establishing a meadow of native grasses and wildflowers over several planting seasons, and creating a rustic trail and seating for visitors that contain sweeping new views across the meadow.
Billy Johnson Playground Renovation
Our renovation of Billy Johnson Playground preserved and reinforced the rustic character of the playground while increasing the play value and improving accessibility.
Reconstruction of Rumsey Playfield Landscape
The area between the Mall and the East Drive serves as a thoroughfare for millions of visitors each year. Our work on this landscape included the reconstruction of paths and other infrastructure, addition of new landscape plantings and turf, and restoration of Rumsey Playfield's eastern entrance plaza.
Naumburg Bandshell Renovation
Our work on the historic Naumburg Bandshell restored lost architectural features, repaired the concrete and limestone masonry, and will help preserve the integrity of the structure for years to come.


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You guys, thank you so much for your huge and overwhelming response to this giveaway! I am honored and grateful. Double thanks to everyone who left comments -- I loved hearing from you!
If you happen to be in or around the Twin Cities, you should come hang out with me next month, when I'll be reading with Julie Schumacher as part of the Second Story series at The Loft Literary Center on Sunday, September 28.
If you've always wondered about The Princesses of Iowa's gorgeous cover, you can get the scoop on Melissa Walker's Cover Stories blog.
And if you've never heard me tell the story of how I once caught a squirrel, my sneaky friend Claire tricked me into telling it on her blog Zulkey.com.
Happy Paperback Launch Day, Princesses of Iowa!
Trumpets! Fireworks! A whole mountain made of cookies! The Princesses of Iowa is out in paperback today! YAYYY!
Isn't it pretty?
To celebrate this momentous occasion, I am giving away an ANNOTATED COPY of The Princesses of Iowa to one lucky winner. Or maybe two. Depending on how saucy I'm feeling.
You have until 11:59 pm on Tuesday, August 12, to enter! Entry form is at the bottom of this post.
It's been a long, crazy ride since The Princesses of Iowa first came out in hardcover, and I owe it all to you. Thank you for reading. Thank you for sharing. Thank you for coming out to readings, for bringing me to your libraries and schools and bookstores, for showing up in a million wonderful ways. Thank you for the emails and cards and tweets. Thank you for coming up after readings and asking me to sign your book and apologizing for fangirling and a special thanks to the 8th graders who told me I looked like Emma Stone. :-) Thank you for for supporting independent bookstores! Thank you for writing. Thank you for all of it.
PS. In case you missed it, this is the single greatest gift the internet has ever given me. I adore these girls!
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It's late, and everyone is having fun except me. There are five of us: my housemates Ali, Jamie, and Nancy, our friend Mary, and me. They're all giggling and trading insults and doing all kinds of obnoxious rumpus as if they haven't even noticed how thick the fog has gotten, how invisible the road is before us. Meanwhile, I'm hunched over the steering wheel, fingers clenched, eyes straining to see more than a few feet through the darkness ahead of us.
It's the August before our senior year in college and we've spent the whole summer in Grinnell, a tiny town in the middle of nowhere, Iowa, and by this point we're so restless that tonight we decided to make the hundred mile round trip to Iowa City to see a shitty movie—America's Sweethearts, totally not worth the trip—but of course the movie wasn't the point, the point was the novelty of getting out of town and sitting in a real theater and eating buttery popcorn and not spending yet another night at the dingy college pub we've basically lived in all summer.
But now it's late and we're driving on a dark two lane country road and I can't see anything and I'm doing my best to keep everyone alive, because at the beginning of the summer I almost killed us all.
Two months earlier, same car, same group of friends. I was driving and they were doing rumpus and we were going to Des Moines for some reason, probably the same reason: that we were bored, that it seemed like a good way to pass a summer afternoon. That time, we were on I-80, going fast—75 or 80, probably—when something ran out in front of me. A rabbit, maybe. Or a fox. It all happened so fast. I swerved to avoid hitting it and lost control of the car and we went swinging wildly, sickeningly, across the lane and off the road, down into the weeds and wildflowers on the side of the highway, and finally came to a stop inches from a telephone pole.
Two inches more, and I would have killed everyone in my house.
We fell out of the car in dazed relief, stumbling through the goldenrod and phlox, milkweed and blackeyed susans, clutching at their stems to reassure ourselves that we were still here.
A state trooper had been behind me and caught the whole thing on his car camera. "Next time?" he told me. "Just hit the rabbit."
"Just hit the rabbit," I repeated. I could see myself in his aviator glasses. I looked like a ghost.
He smiled at me. "Just hit the rabbit."
I understood. Except… I didn't want to hit the rabbit.
My parents are both very nature-oriented, and they taught me from an early age to look out the windows, to pay attention, to see nature. That's a red winged blackbird, see the red on its wings? Those are sandhill cranes; they often fly in pairs. Come to the window; there's a fox in the yard. My mom taught me to scan the treeline at dusk for deer; they like to hang out on the edges of cornfields. My dad taught me to see red tail hawks along the highway and told me that when you see a hawk, it's a sign that everything is going to be okay.
Now, I see wildlife everywhere, even in the city. There are woodpeckers and cardinals and peregrine falcons and great blue herons and turtles and muskrats and coyotes and opossums and raccoons and rabbits. My friends tease me that spotting wildlife is one of my super powers. Sometimes it feels like a different way of being in the world entirely. Other people don't see what I see.
A few months ago, I drove to Iowa and saw vultures the whole way. Three hundred miles from Madison to Des Moines, through the road cuts in southern Wisconsin, above the Mississippi River bluffs, over the modest curves of central Iowa. In groups of three and five, fingered wings outspread, circling circling against the bright spring sky. They were there as my friend Cam and I drove to dinner one night. "It's a big weekend for vultures, huh?" I joked.
I looked at him. "Are you kidding me? We've seen probably fifteen vultures in the last ten minutes."
"I didn't see any," he said.
"What? How is that even possible? They're everywhere."
He shrugged. "I was looking at the road."
I look at the road, too. And the treeline, and the telephone poles, and the sky, and the river. Last summer I saw a young buck wading across a stream at twilight and it felt like a gift. And every time I see a red tailed hawk, it feels like a message from the world that things will be okay.
"Just hit the rabbit," the state trooper told me, and my friends picked it up, half joke, half not-joke. I understood it intellectually: that the lives of your best friends are not worth sacrificing for the life of one wild rabbit. I came from a place where that was never a question. Where I come from, parents are at least as worried about their teens hitting deer as they are about drinking and driving. Country roads are strewn with roadkill: farm cats and coyotes and deer. When people tell stories about hitting deer with their cars, they focus on the damage to their cars, how lucky they were to walk away relatively unscathed. No one ever feels sorry for the deer.
The first time I ever hit anything with my car was freshman year of college. Ali was with me that time, too. She had come home with me for Thanksgiving and we were on a dark country road outside of my small Wisconsin town, and something – an opossum I think – ran in front of my car and then it was under my car and we both felt it hit the undercarriage, bump bump, and it was awful and it made my heart hurt and there was nothing to do but drive on so that's what I did. Because sometimes you hit things with your car. That's life, right?
Sometimes when I'm in a bad place, rawer than usual, depressed, sad, I drive past roadkill and think about the moments right before they died: the hard asphalt under their feet, bright headlights rushing at them, the crush of metal against feathers and bone.
When I told Cam this, he was horrified. "You have to stop doing that."
"I don't know how," I said.
Sometimes it seems like we don't have a choice in this world: that harming the earth is part of the bargain we've struck and it's best not to think about it too much. When you go to the grocery store and you forget your cloth tote bags, you can't let yourself think about how sea turtles mistake plastic bags for jellyfish and eat them and die. When you're filling your car up with gas, you can't get too fixated on the number of otters and seals and seabirds who have died in oil spills. You can't hold it all in your heart and make it through the day alive.
Sometimes you have to hit the rabbit.
For the rest of that summer, I practiced every time I drove. I would go around a curve in the road and think, "Ok, pretend there's a rabbit. Keep going straight. Don't swerve. Don't jerk the steering wheel." I imagined that I could be a different kind of person, the kind who asks about damage to the car first and the deer later, the kind who drives straight and true, the kind who keeps her eyes on the road and doesn't get sentimental about the casualties of the modern world. A pragmatist. A realist. I tried to adopt a little bit of macho swagger. Yeah, I could hit the rabbit if I had to. So what?
And maybe it was even true. Maybe I could. I do have a streak of Midwestern pragmatism in me. Given the choice between the lives of my friends and the life of one wild rabbit, I knew I should sacrifice the rabbit. But I resented the hell out of that choice.
I wanted to find another way of living in the world. One where I didn't have to choose between humans and animals. I wanted to believe we all have an equal right to be here. I wanted to choose both. I wanted to protect us all.
It's late August and it's after midnight and it's foggy as hell and I am peering through the darkness so hard my eyes are starting to hurt. And then it happens, as I knew it would: a blue flash in the darkness.
I hit the brakes.
My friends stop laughing. "What? What is it?"
As if it's scripted, they all yell together. "JUST HIT THE RABBIT!"
And it's a joke and it's not a joke and it's the state trooper and a summer of practicing for this moment and a lifetime of pragmatic country people and I get it. I know. All my friends are in the car and it's my job to protect them and I should just hit the goddamn rabbit.
But I don't.
I slow the car to a crawl and we creep through the darkness and then the fog parts and there it is: a cat. It's a cat, and it's sitting in the middle of the country highway, motionless, staring at us.
"I knew I saw something," I say, vindicated, and my friends say, "A CAT? GODDDDD" and the cat watches us as we inch past it, and my friends wait for me to speed up again but I don't because I'm still nervous about the cat, the way it sat in the road, the way it watched us, the way its eyes caught our light and bounced it back at us like two small moons.
We creep around the curve and the thick summer fog swirls like something living. The road is full of shadows and the fog twists and rolls and lifts and I stomp on the brakes once more.
"What now?" my friends ask, but I don't answer because they're right there, five feet in front of us: an entire herd of deer. They're perfectly still, silent, each over 100 pounds, standing like dark ghosts in the middle of the highway. An entire herd of deer.
Five feet more, and I would have killed everyone in my house. Not to mention the deer.
That cat saved our lives.
Not hitting the rabbit saved our lives.
So. Sometimes you have to hit the rabbit, it's true.
But sometimes you just have to see the rabbit. See it soon enough and you don't have to hit it at all. You see it and you slow down in time and that night you both get home safely.
It's another way of being in the world.
"The novel is dead," announces a Great Man of Literature.
"Well, the Serious Literary Novel is," he amends. "The 'kidult boywizardsroman' is doing just fine." He mentions this as if it supports his original contention, as if the massive popularity of a series of books written for children is proof of the downfall of global literary culture.
YAWNNNNN.
I am so dreadfully bored of hearing Serious Literary Writers complain about Harry Potter (and children's literature in general, but for some reason Harry Potter seems to irk them in particular).
For one thing, it is boring to hear people who only sell some novels complain about people who sell many novels. As Roxane Gay says, James Franco did not get your book deal. J.K. Rowling did not steal your readers. Another writer's success is not your failure.
In fact, Great Man of Literature, another writer's success might actually be your success. To grow a lifelong reader, you need literature for a reader's entire life, which generally looks something like this: picture books to early readers to chapter books to middle grade novels to young adult literature to literary fiction. Baby's First Kafka aside, most of us don't graduate directly from picture books to Great Works of Literary Note. Middle grade and young adult literature -- and yes, that would include Harry Potter -- is the bridge that helps readers travel from The Cat in the Hat to Mrs. Dalloway.
And there is truly great children's literature out there, GMoL. Wait, remind me of your definition of Serious & Worthy Literature?
The capability words have when arranged sequentially to both mimic the free flow of human thought and investigate the physical expressions and interactions of thinking subjects; the way they may be shaped into a believable simulacrum of either the commonsensical world, or any number of invented ones; and the capability of the extended prose form itself, which, unlike any other art form, is able to enact self-analysis, to describe other aesthetic modes and even mimic them.
So basically, Serious Literature uses words to help readers get inside the minds and hearts of fictional characters, to explore the ways those characters interact with each other, to describe settings that seem realistic and familiar or to create new worlds entirely, and occasionally goes all meta and comments on itself as an artform and/or describes other types of art.
Dude. Children's and young adult literature totally does that.
Beyond the astonishing fact that kidlit can indeed use words -- arranged sequentially, even -- to create characters who think and move and talk and feel and interact just like humans, so much so that readers grow to love them and celebrate their successes and suffer their losses (I myself am still in therapy over the devastating deaths of Old Dan & Little Ann, and my eighth graders wanted to sue Harper Lee for letting Tom Robinson die), children's literature can also -- and I know this is going to sound crazy -- use words to invent new worlds, like, oh... pick one at random... a magical world where wizards get to go to boarding school.
(And for the record, children's literature can also enact self-analysis.)
You want "difficult"? (We're not even going to unpack the idea that "difficult" is the same as "worthwhile.") Read Code Name Verity. The Astonishing Life of Octavian Nothing. When You Reach Me, for heaven's sake.
But look, even if you're staunchly opposed to the idea that books written for children could possibly qualify as Serious Literature, even if you cannot let go of the (imaginary) link between popularity and garbage (though ironically you seem to be arguing that the Serious Literary Novel is dead because not enough people read? But if more people read it, it wouldn't be Serious or Literary anymore? And also possibly no one has published a Real Serious Literary Novel since Finnegan's Wake in 1939 and every novel published in the last 75 years has been a "zombie novel" seriously, sir, WTF), even if you insist on mourning the Good Old Days when the Serious Literary Novel was at the center of the cultural consciousness, aka the twenty minutes between the rise of literacy rates due to increasingly widespread public secondary education in the early twentieth century and, you know, the apparent death of the novel in 1939 -- even given all that -- SO WHAT?
So what if people are reading about boy wizards? Or vampires? Or whatever popular thing is the current symbol of the downfall of literary culture? So what?
Readers are readers. Most folks who truly love reading will dive into all kinds of books, as long as they offer vivid, complex, interesting characters and a richly-drawn world and a compelling story. People read for all kinds of reasons -- to lose themselves, to explore other worlds, to amuse themselves on airplanes, to see what the fuss is all about, to fall in love, to study the craft of fiction. What do their reasons matter to you? That they're reading Gone Girl and not Ulysses on the train home says absolutely nothing about their worth or value as readers, thinkers, members of the culture, or humans.
So please stop complaining about Harry Potter.
I Said a Blog Hop, the Bloggy to the Bloggy to the Blog Blog Hop (& etc)
My good friend (& owner of Zia's brother-from-another-mother twin greyhound Briscoe) Claire Zulkey has passed me the Blog Hop Baton, which means I'm answering the same questions Claire answered last Monday and her friend Annie Logue answered two weeks ago & so forth back into the darkest days of last month or whatever.
Claire pitched it as "a great way to generate content for your blog!" and not "Jesus Backes, you haven't updated since Christmas," which was awfully kind of her. She's a good friend.
What are you working on?
I'm in the early stages of a brand-new YA project, which is very exciting because it's the first true first draft I've had on my desk in years. It's still at the pure potential stage. It's also exciting because last year was not a big writing year for me, so to be back in the groove & actually be making progress on something feels pretty great. Last week I had coffee with my old friend & mentor Mark Baechtel, and he asked, "Are you writing?" and I said, "YES!" and he reached across the table and high-fived me, and I've been smiling about that moment ever since.
How does your work differ from others of its genre?
I'm not totally sure how to answer this, other than to say that no one else has ever lived this life of mine, and so no one but me can write about the world as I know it. One of my goals in this current project is to get as close to capturing communication and dialogue between friends and family as I actually experience it rather than as it seems to happen in popular literature -- that is, I'm trying to write people who sound less like characters and more like people I actually know. It's been a fun challenge.
Why do you write what you do?
I find the teenage experience to be so compelling -- teens have many of the same experiences and emotions as adults, but because they're experiencing it for the first time, they have a much smaller life context or framework through which to view that experience, and less of an emotional certainty that they'll survive whatever they're going through. I love being able to re-visit that immediacy and rawness of going through things for the first time. It makes for fun fiction.
How does your writing process work?
It keeps changing. These days, I try to write a little bit every day, because I find that by touching base with my story every day -- if only for 15 minutes -- my brain stays focused on questions of character and plot, and in my freetime it dreams about what should happen next. When I go a few days without writing, however, my brain starts asking much more destructive questions -- instead of "what happens next?" it starts asking "what's the point?"
For me, the hardest part of writing is actually sitting down to do it. By writing every day, I keep the path back to the page well-traveled, and it's easier to get there again the next day.
Next week, authors Christa Desir & Heather Demetrios will pick up the baton & tackle the same questions on their own blogs. Bookmark their pages now!
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Latest Facebook Scandal Involves Phone Number Look Up
Right after the Onavo VPN and paying teenagers in return for spying on them fiascos, Facebook is under fire again for allowing everyone to look up users with a phone number.
According to a TechCrunch report, a tweet by Jeremy Burge revealed Facebook doesn't allow users to opt-out of having their phone number used to look them up.
It can be restricted to "Friends of friends" or just "Friends," but the option default is "Everyone."
Even if with no phone number listed on a user's profile, a number used for two-factor authentication (2FA) will be associated and used for a look up search if it is available.
Facebook allows users to add phone numbers to their profile, but also encourages the use of a phone number for 2FA on their accounts.
Last year, it was discovered that the social network was allowing advertisers to target users by uploading information which Facebook could match against a phone number. This included numbers provided purely to allow 2FA to work.
Now it seems, the use of phone numbers is being extended to help others find you on the network and Facebook won't allow users to prevent it from happening.
Burge goes on to point out in a later tweet that the 2FA phone number is also shared with Instagram and triggers a prompt asking "is this your phone number?" when you first add it to Facebook.
Facebook response to the look up setting allegations was a statement from spokesperson Jay Nancarrow saying, "the setting applies to any phone numbers you added to your profile and isn't specific to any feature" and that the settings, "are not new."
All Facebook accounts with any phone number listed, be that for 2FA or otherwise, can only restrict its use for look ups by changing the setting from "Everyone" to just "Friends."
The option can be found in Settings under Privacy.
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Entrepreneurs from across Wales and the south west of England came together in Cardiff on Thursday 22nd November to celebrate their success at the penultimate regional gala final of the NatWest Great British Entrepreneur Awards.
The Start-Up Entrepreneur of the Year category was won by Ieuan Rosser, Managing Director of Freight Logistic Solutions based in Cwmbran, Torfaen.
Now in its sixth year, the NatWest Great British Entrepreneur Awards celebrates the hard work and inspiring stories of entrepreneurs in the UK. The National Winners Evening will be held on 24th January when the national winners will be toasted and crowned.


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After configuring our Virtual Network with its respective Affinity Group we will now proceed to create the Virtual Machine in Windows Azure.
In the portal click Virtual Machines and then + New in the bottom ribbon.
Proceed to the following step and make sure you select the Virtual Network previously created.
Currently the only way of assigning a VM to a Region/Affinity Group/Virtual Network is during this step (!).
Previously created VMs will have to be recreated if you need them to be assigned to a new Region/Affinity Group/Virtual Network.
Notice the default endpoints enabled on the VM. You can leave them as default.
The VM is then created for you in a few minutes.
After creation, click the VM > Dashboard and note the IP Address of the VM.
It has been assigned from the P2S Virtual Network Subnet.
Coming back to the Virtual Networks > Dashboard notice that there is now a new Resource assigned: the created VM.


Jason was scouted by elite model management in We Are Festival in 2013. He loves going to all the places in the world where modelling takes him. He loves his home city of London, the food and fashion and culture. Most of his work has been with clothing brands and he says he rarely gets a job that shows off his physique. He is tall at 6'2 and with a well toned physique. He said his shots today were some of the very few he has done in underwear and he now hopes he gets some more of these types of castings.


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Local Muslims raise more than $180K for San Bernardino attack victims
By Anabel Munoz
Local Muslims raise $180K for San Bernardino attack victims
CULVER CITY, Calif. (KABC) -- Muslims United for San Bernardino hoped to raise $50,000 for the families of the victims killed in the San Bernardino terror attack, but in a matter of days the donations poured in, surpassing the initial goal.
Shakeel Syed, executive director of the Islamic Shura Council of Southern California, endorsed the fundraising efforts. The campaign was launched by Dr. Faisal Qazi.
"This project means the world to Muslims and that's reflected in the intensity and the speed with which folks are contributing to this project," Syed said.
Since the campaign began, the groups have raised more than $180,000. The money is for short-term needs of the grieving families.
"To simply say that we love you from the bottom of our hearts and they should know that they are not alone in this calamity. We share their sorrow," Syed said.
Members of a mosque in Culver City said the fundraising is an example of what Muslims believe. Abdel Hamil Barraj said Muslims are peaceful Americans.
"There's a minority that are calling for violence and all of that. We don't go with it. We're against it, all the way," he said.
But recent anti-Muslim sentiment is weighing heavily on the community. Barraj said it is a tough time for American Muslims.
As people from across the country continue donating, organizers hope to help the families with more expenses and possibly send funds to the Inland Regional Center, where the shooting took place.
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The danger of instant e-mail replies as SDT reprimands solicitor who called opponent "a plonker"
Posted by Dan Bindman
SRA: alleged comments had damaged trust in profession
The Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal (SDT) has reprimanded a solicitor for calling his opponent in litigation, among other things, a "complete plonker" – conduct which it said would diminish the trust of the public in the profession
In a ruling that highlights the dangers of replying to e-mails instantly, the tribunal did not take the view that serious harm was caused by the behaviour, judging it to have been of "a low level of seriousness".
It accepted that the solicitor had a long, unblemished career, that the litigation involved was aggressively fought, and that a medical condition was likely to be a contributory factor.
London-based commercial litigator, Richard Gregory Barca, who was born, educated, and qualified in Australia, was admitted as a solicitor in England and Wales in 1986. He was the subject of a complaint to the SRA in December 2012, alleging he had made a number of abusive comments towards his opponent, and his opponent's client, in correspondence during civil proceedings.
According to the SDT, in a letter Mr Barca said: "We enclose herewith a further copy of our letter of the 27th April, so that you can consider actually replying to it, as solicitors who comply with the normal English standards of conduct would do as a matter of course."
In an e-mail the next day, he began: "Could you for once make an effort to behave like a normal person instead of a complete plonker?" and went on to say: "Perhaps you should seek professional help with your illness."
Shortly afterwards, his opponent's firm warned it would report him to the Solicitors Regulation Authority's (SRA) if he should make further "insulting and vulgar" remarks.
But two months later, Mr Barca wrote in connection with the sale of a property at an auction: "Your clients appear to have misunderstood the auction process (whether because of lack of familiarity with the English language, or their unfamiliarity with auctions, we are unable to say)."
In an e-mail soon after, relating to disclosure, Mr Barca called a communication from his opposite number "petty and silly" and made references to characters in Alice in Wonderland: "We will give access to two people at our office to inspect originals. Mr Tweedledum can attend with his solicitor but not Mr Tweedledee." Ultimately the client on the other side complained to the SRA.
In response to the SRA's allegation that he had breached principle 6 – "You must behave in a way that maintains the trust the public places in you and in the provision of legal services" – Mr Barca said his comment in the first e-mail should be read "in the context of the entire correspondence, over 2,000 pages".
The tribunal recorded that while it was proven he had breached principle 6, "all in all… the harm which had been inflicted was of a low level" and it "did not consider the respondent's conduct, although very regrettable, to be beyond a low level of seriousness".
It continued: "This was a single piece of litigation in a 29-year unblemished career which was being conducted in a highly aggressive way… [We accept] that this had been the respondent's instantaneous reaction to e-mails which he sent without allowing himself any time for reflection or pause for breath to consider the style of the response he might have sent."
Further, "the likelihood of future misconduct of a similar nature or of any misconduct was very low and there was ultimately evidence of genuine insight demonstrated by the respondent".
The tribunal accepted medical opinion that Mr Barca had been suffering from an undiagnosed physical illness which would likely have "affected his temperament and strained his work relationships" at the time the offending communications were sent.
Recording the tribunal "considered that this matter was too serious for no order to be made", it added: "Had the respondent's culpability not been impaired by his medical condition the tribunal would have considered that he should receive a fine; instead a reprimand was appropriate".
Mr Barca was ordered to pay costs of £2,600.
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Ed Sheeran, Courteney Cox Recreate Ross Friends & Iconic Monica Routine
Friends star Courteney Cox recreated her famous dance number 'routine' with English singer and songwriter Ed Sheeran. The two shared the song on Instagram.
The Routine was actually a dance number of Monica (Cox) and her brother Ross (David Schwimmer) that was aired on "The One With The Routine" in the season 6 episode.
Now, in the recreated version, it looked mainly an attempt to get the attention of camera on the set of Dick Clark's set- 'New Year's Rockin'.
The steps were performed and uploaded on the social media account where the Grammy Award-winner can be seen in sync with Cox until she can be seen jumping on Sheeran quite hilariously. The above act took both of them into the ground.
And this is what Cox posted, "just some routine dancing with a friend…" with the hashtag "ReRoutine.
It was only the last week when a grand party was arranged by HBO Max. It was a Friends reunion party that had the presence of stars like David Schwimmer, Matthew Perry, Matt LeBlanc, Lisa Kudrow and Courteney Cox.
The original star cast later returned back to the iconic comedy's original soundstage on the studio of Warner Bros.
Jennifer Aniston, after returning to the original set posted an emotional and nostalgic reaction.
This is what she posted, "It was a sucker punch in the heart in a way,". "We were very naïve in what we were expecting. It was excitement. 'This is going to be so fun to walk onto the set and they're bringing all of the sets out from storage and putting it all back together.' This is what she told to Gayle King in the show Gayle King in The House.
As we just mentioned that 'Friends' hosted a huge reunion party last week, it had originally gone for over 10 seasons from 1994-2004.
The above sitcom plot revolves around the story of as any as 6 friends who are in the age groups of 20's and 30's. They now live in Manhattan, New York City.
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January is the month of awards shows, football playoffs and navigating Jack Frost. For businesses, January is commonly the month of recapping the previous quarters and auguring the new year. We've scribed our crystal ball at qSample when it comes to market survey methodology trends; but please allow us to present our top articles of 2015. None of these may get an Oscar—unless Steve Harvey replaces Chris Rock as the host of the Academy Awards—but you might find some actionable marketing insights in your Mad Max research adventures.
Being transparent is an integral part of any firm wishing to survive in the panoptic internet era. The same goes for being mobile. The article proffered the perils and opportunities of mobile surveys. From smartphones to tablets, from GPS benefits to millennial tendencies, we covered ample data real estate before marketers consider mobile survey for research. With estimates having mobile surveys nearing 50% in 2016, these findings should not be ignored.
Everyone wants that magic bullet for a clickable email subject line. This article provides that within the context of how to write a survey invitation email. It's not a short piece, fortunately, providing specific examples and expert insights into getting noticed in a world that sends and receives approximately 108 billion emails a day.
Sure, this is the golden age of the internet, but light must cast shadow throughout the cosmos of cat memes and listicles. This content provides the latest research on the negative effects of being constantly plugged into social media—from emotional addiction to mental fragmentation. Some of the alarming findings employ qSample's primary research—like the disturbing reality social media users earn less than those who mainly socialize in meatspace. The post also offers solutions to the dangers of hyperconnectivity.
Outside of academic tomes, few bona fide market research books can be found online or otherwise. That's one reason this evergreen post remains popular. We deal with market research from historical, theoretical and actionable perspectives, hoping it has made marketers better because by this. If not, we also presented The 7 Best Market Research Podcasts.
Another article on the significance of transparency. However, it doesn't exactly show the negatives aspects of online surveys, but more like what best practices to conduct when involved in internet quantitative projects. Let's face it: it's a competitive industry with a glut of online surveys (some statistics have survey participations rates at a paltry two percent). This kind of information is vital for market research in 2016.
qSample has worked with many great universities on many great projects, the Ivy League members being a meaningful one. In data we trust, as we say here, and the data led to the reality that Ivy League Graduates are as altruistic as they are holistic. With a median household income of over $190,000 and a median net worth of $900,000, marketers should always pay heed to Ivy League graduates as they do Millennials and Baby Boomers.
We cherish our pet owner and veterinary proprietary panels, almost as much as the world cherishes their pets. The article throws it all together for intriguing insights into the world of pets and their owners. We even afford an infographic with Garfield and Odie as your hosts.
No, it wasn't David Bowie or Alan Rickman, as much as we miss them. It was a Canadian academic who during the 60s was a genuine hippy celebrity in the same vein as Joseph Campbell or Andy Warhol. This individual's pioneering research prophesized our current digital world with scholastic and philosophical accuracy. He also coined the terms "surfing" (in the context of media) and "Global Village." Click and find out who this cat was, and no, it wasn't Glen Fry either.
The perennial confrontation between two popular pets is more gripping than that of Aliens versus Predators or Brady versus Manning. Not only did we present a nice visual, but a SlideShare was included to maximize a very important debate. On what side you find yourself on might depend on what's in your market research wallet.
It's hard not to get caught up in buzzwords, especially if they make us look good during meetings, conferences or blog posts. Marketers tend to take these terms to dizzying heights, and it gets annoying. The piece offers warnings for those who would "leverage" too many seemingly "robust" words in their efforts to "partner" with their clients for sales. Just stop it.
This year promises the continuation of valuable digital technological trends. There will be a new iPhone and there will be a lot of talk about big data. The flying car will probably not arrive nor will the true version of the hoverboard.
Digital technology will certainly benefit the veterinary world. It might even move the veterinarian world up to date with all other worlds. We've listed here some of the chief digital veterinarian trends for 2016 and beyond, largely based on the excellent ebook How Digital Technology Is Revolutionizing Animal Health.
Some of the listed trends have been present in some form or another, but this year they fully integrate with both veterinarian practices and pet owners. This happens just in time, as some estimates state that 60% of all pet-care sales will ultimately be facilitated by digital channels, with 20% of sales occurring online by 2018 (versus 10% today).
1. Big Data lands on the veterinary world. Okay, maybe it's not exactly big data; but the reality is that farmers sit on a lot of data concerning their animals that remains unharnessed to the fullest potential. For example, the ability to efficiently mine and share the effects of hormones or what diseases are affecting pigs in different regions could be a game changer. Companies like Bayer HealthCare Animal have introduced apps that allow farmers and veterinarians to track body conditioning using photos of animals; these apps can then assesses the animals for potential signs of diseases.
2. Communication tools shrink the veterinary world. Even if data is leveraged, communication needs to be nimble in a global market. Connectivity between pet owners and veterinarians will be fully forged as well in 2016. Digital tech like Pet+Pixie fosters seamless communications, promising to streamline the pet health industry long fragmented and paper-based. These tools will enhance everything from the timely delivery of vaccines to sending alarms on emerging illnesses that threaten livestock. Just as important, they can prevent global disease outbreaks.
3. Wearables take foot in the veterinary world. This trend was inevitable, between the reality of microchipped pets and the unreality of such dazzling gadgets like Fitbit and Apple Watch. Pet wearables, along with apps, allow users to monitor such pet health habits as exercise and nutritional intake. Even socialization and playtime can be monitored. Lastly, built-in calendars can transmit alerts for routine care like as vaccines or heartworm prevention.
4. Pet insurance becomes seamless in the veterinary world. Pet insurance has been around for a while, indeed, but it hasn't exactly been Bo-care (naming it after President Obama's dog, Bo). In fact, Bo-care has been as cumbersome as Obamacare in many respects. However, 2016 promises to offer the same advanced operations for pet insurance as with human insurance. For example, pet insurer Trupanion allows veterinary hospitals to file claims and be reimbursed directly by the company. Bo knows insurance.
5. Video comes to the veterinary world. Video rules the internet, from entertainment to marketing. By 2018, an estimated 79% of internet traffic will be video content. Why shouldn't video rule the world of pets? Video will at least modernize the relationship between veterinarians and their clients. Vet On Demand, as an illustration, provides virtual visits between veterinarians and pet owners. Apps like Fetch are interactive, diagnostic tools that bridge the first lines of concern of pet owners.
The digital technologies mentioned should make 2016 a very good year for pet owners, veterinarians and animal producers. And certainly for savvy marketers and entrepreneurs, since the pet industry is currently a $58 billion industry. Maybe the flying car won't arrive this year, but at this rate pigs will fly.


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Q: Finding all values of $z\in\mathbb{C}$ such that $\cosh(z)=-1$
I am trying to solve $\cosh(z)=-1$.

So far, I have:
\begin{align}
\cosh(z)&=-1 \\
\frac{e^z+e^{-z}}{2}&=-1 \\
(e^z+1)^2&=0 \\
e^z&=-1 \ (\text{multiplicity 2}) \\
\implies z&=-\text{Log}(-1)+(2k+1)\pi i, \ \ k\in\mathbb{Z} \\
&=-(\ln|-1|+i\text{Arg}(-1))+(2k+1)\pi i \\
&=2k\pi i
\end{align}
But I know this is incorrect, as $\cosh((2k+1)\pi i)=-1$. Where have I gone so wrong?

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In this course you will learn what Artificial Intelligence (AI) is, explore use cases and applications of AI, understand AI concepts and terms like machine learning, deep learning and neural networks. You will be exposed to various issues and concerns surrounding AI such as ethics and bias, & jobs, and get advice from experts about learning and starting a career in AI. You will also demonstrate AI in action with a mini project. This course does not require any programming or computer science expertise and is designed to introduce the basics of AI to anyone whether you have a technical background or not.
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This week, you will learn about basic AI concepts. You will understand how AI learns, and what some of its applications are.
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An artificial neural network is a collection of smaller units called neurons, which are computing units modeled on the way the human brain processes information. Artificial neural networks borrow some ideas from the biological neural network of the brain, in order to approximate some of its processing results. These units or neurons take incoming data like the biological neural networks and learn to make decisions over time. Neural networks learn through a process called backpropagation. Backpropagation uses a set of training data that match known inputs to desired outputs. First, the inputs are plugged into the network and outputs are determined. Then, an error function determines how far the given output is from the desired output. Finally, adjustments are made in order to reduce errors. A collection of neurons is called a layer, and a layer takes in an input and provides an output. Any neural network will have one input layer and one output layer. It will also have one or more hidden layers which simulate the types of activity that goes on in the human brain. Hidden layers take in a set of weighted inputs and produce an output through an activation function. A neural network having more than one hidden layer is referred to as a deep neural network. Perceptrons are the simplest and oldest types of neural networks. They are single-layered neural networks consisting of input nodes connected directly to an output node. Input layers forward the input values to the next layer, by means of multiplying by a weight and summing the results. Hidden layers receive input from other nodes and forward their output to other nodes. Hidden and output nodes have a property called bias, which is a special type of weight that applies to a node after the other inputs are considered. Finally, an activation function determines how a node responds to its inputs. The function is run against the sum of the inputs and bias, and then the result is forwarded as an output. Activation functions can take different forms, and choosing them is a critical component to the success of a neural network. Convolutional neural networks or CNNs are multilayer neural networks that take inspiration from the animal visual cortex. CNNs are useful in applications such as image processing, video recognition, and natural language processing. A convolution is a mathematical operation, where a function is applied to another function and the result is a mixture of the two functions. Convolutions are good at detecting simple structures in an image, and putting those simple features together to construct more complex features. In a convolutional network, this process occurs over a series of layers, each of which conducts a convolution on the output of the previous layer. CNNs are adept at building complex features from less complex ones. Recurrent neural networks or RNNs, are recurrent because they perform the same task for every element of a sequence, with prior outputs feeding subsequent stage inputs. In a general neural network, an input is processed through a number of layers and an output is produced with an assumption that the two successive inputs are independent of each other, but that may not hold true in certain scenarios. For example, when we need to consider the context in which a word has been spoken, in such scenarios, dependence on previous observations has to be considered to produce the output. RNNs can make use of information in long sequences, each layer of the network representing the observation at a certain time.


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I added overlays=cir in armbianEnv
And got logs from dmesg
But now I don't know to which pin should i connect the IR sensor.


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DSG Judiciary halts release of election results because of 'election violation' from Kristina Smith's campaign
By Likhitha Butchireddygari | 03/09/2018
DSG election results won't be released until after Spring Break.
Early Friday morning, senior Dev Dabke, chief justice of the Duke Student Government Judiciary, informed DSG Attorney General Shreya Bhatia, a sophomore, that the Judiciary agreed on an injunction that would prevent the release of the election results after voting ended due to an "election violation." On Thursday, Bhatia and the Board of Elections decided that junior Kristina Smith's campaign violated an election rule and docked 200 votes from the tally of voters who ranked her first.
Smith's campaign filed a petition to appeal Bhatia's decision. The appeal's process will occur after Spring Break.
"My team disagrees with the ruling of the Board of Elections, and we are appealing the charge on procedural and statutory grounds," Smith wrote in a statement. "While a delayed result is not ideal, I want to emphasize how proud I am of my team for running a clean campaign. I want to make sure the record is set straight."
The rule allegedly violated was Section 6 of the Election Rules and Procedures 2017-2018, which says that while polls are open, students cannot solicit votes "while possessing any laptop, tablet, or similar electronic device that can access the ballot."
Bhatia added that she and the board of elections used the precedent of Geng v. Adair in making the decision. In that case, the DSG Judiciary agreed with then-Attorney General Annie Adair's decision to dock 328 votes from Gwen Geng, then-candidate for chair of the Student Organizations Finance Committee.
"The Geng case was used to determine how many votes to dock—it established the precedent that the number of contacts made should be used to determine vote docks, rather than perhaps the number of voters," Bhatia wrote. "We calculated the number of contacts made based off of number of voters in contact with the candidate's team during the given time period and number of contacts made per person."
The Geng decision was crucial because it made the final vote tally 991-914 votes in Geng's opponent's favor.
Check back for updates on this developing story.
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