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Oilers should avoid Matt Murray at all costs
After Matt Murray Senator of Ottawa In the game last night was a healthy scratch, which sparked speculation that the team has ended him and will continue Anton Forsberg Keep going with Filip Gustavsson. Elliott Friedman suggested that the senator would abandon Murray. Now something happened.
The team's goals Edmonton Oilers It's already a bit off-Mike Smith has been injured since the third game of the season and was recently placed in the long-term injury reserve team. Both Mikko Koskinen and Stuart Skinner managed to navigate the waters to help Edmonton stay on track and win the race. There is no point in asking Murray to waive the exemption, and it doesn't make much sense to trade for him.
Downhill trajectory since winning the back-to-back cup
When starting his career, Murray performed poorly at the end of the short season with the Pittsburgh Penguins in the 2015-16 season, and finished fourth in the 2016-17 Calder Trophy vote. He scored 32-10 in the regular season. -4 results obtained. When he intervenes, his value is truly reflected Marc-Andre Fleury In his first season of the playoffs, he scored 15-6 with a save rate (SV%) of 0.923 and an average number of goals (GAA) of 2.08, helping them win the first in team history. Four Stanley Cups.
After an incredible rookie season in 2016-17, he won the net midway through the playoffs and helped the team win their second back-to-back cup championship with 0.937 SV%, 1.70 GAA, and 7-3. . Three passes.
Senator Matt Murray of Ottawa (Richard A. Whittaker/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)
Since then, once they enter the playoffs, he and the team have become different. Since winning the Stanley Cup, Murray has a 7-12 record, and two of the three seasons have SV% below 0.910.
Murray's performance in the 2018-19 season was quite stable. After Fleury left the Vegas Golden Cavaliers, his first season as a starter in the 2017-18 season fell in statistics for a year and achieved With 29 victories, 0.919 SV%, 2.69 GAA and four lockouts. Murray has no buffer like a veteran goalkeeper, allowing him time to re-establish his game in any adversity. It has been the same story ever since. He has always been regarded as the number one goalkeeper in Pittsburgh and Ottawa, but he is struggling more and more.
Murray's last season in Pittsburgh was after he hit 0.899 SV% in 38 games. Since signing a four-year agreement with the senator, his data will only get worse. Of course, this team is not as good as the Penguins, but many goalkeepers do better under worse circumstances, and hardly do as much as he does.
Yes, GAA is more like a statistic influenced by the team, but he has seen this figure far exceed 3.00 GAA in his two seasons in Ottawa. His SV% also dropped Even below 0.899, it dropped to 0.893 and 0.890 in five games this season. The Senators gave him plenty of opportunities. With Forsberg and Gustafson both knocking on the door to get more playing time, Murray's days of wearing the Senators jersey may be over, whether he is The team is still playing in the minor team. The senators want to save what they have left this season.
Terrible cap hits and unattractive terms
Maybe if Murray's contract expires at the end of the season, the Oilers will even consider joining him. But in two more years, with an average annual value (AAV) of $6.25 million, I don't think any team that wants to compete in the next few seasons will be willing to take the risk and eat this contract.
Money invested like that is best supported by excellent, consistent data, and in a struggling team, he is a healthy catcher. The more you look at Murray's contract, the worse it gets. He owes him 7 million U.S. dollars next season and 8 million U.S. dollars next season. With the revised no-deal clause for the 10 teams, it can even make it almost impossible to trade him. Abstentions or buyouts may be the only way for senators to get rid of the terrible signing.
Oilers have many other options to move on
Koskinen's contract was completed after the end of the season, with a salary of $4.5 million, which would free up a goalkeeper position and a lot of money to make a net profit for the Oilers in the future. There are many options, Not only through the upcoming 2022 free agent market, but also through trading.
Some teams have selected their starters, which expiration of the 1B goalkeeper's contract to test the waters of free agency. Examples in this regard include Joonas Korpisalo and Alexandar Georgiev, but their data this season does not indicate that they will be the long-term net goal solution for the Oilers hoping to compete for the Stanley Cup.
The situation with the Washington Capitals, Boston Bruins, Dallas Stars, and New York Islanders is interesting because they are still deciding what to do with more than one first goalkeeper in their team or system. Ilya Samsonov may have to make a decision against Vitek Vanecek soon, but we may have caught a glimpse of who the Capitals prefer, because Samsonov is a protected goalkeeper in the extended draft and his record is 8-0-1 this season.
this The Bruins may be in a tough situation If Tuukka Rask decides to return to the NHL. It is not certain whether he will rejoin the Bears, but many people believe that this is indeed the case. Then the team will have Jeremy Swayman (Jeremy Swayman), he is ready to become a full-time NHL player, Linus Ullmark (Linus Ullmark), the team has just signed with him for four years, maybe There is also Lasker.
Tuukka Rask, Boston Bruins (Jess Starr/Hockey writer)
The star team has four NHL-level goalkeepers, namely Ben Bishop, Braden Holtby, Anton Khudobin and Jake Oettinger, so in fact, even one person will be moved this season. At the same time, the islanders found their future first place in Ilya Sorokin, which made Semyon Varlamov a sacrifice to help other members of their team bring back good returns.
Jim Parsons even suggested Tristan Jarrie will be the target of Edmonton If the Pittsburgh Penguins have a big sale. This will solve the long-term problem because he is young and has played well this season. Unfortunately, his playoffs may change rapidly with changes in scenery or opponents.
Looking at the upcoming free agents, there are some good options, but some people may stay in their current team and be removed as targets for the Oilers. After this season, both goalkeepers of the Chicago Blackhawks are unrestricted free agents (UFA)-the problem is that this is not really a long-term solution, because Fleury is 37 years old, and Kevin Lan Keening is unproven this season and is struggling. Darcy Kuemper is also a UFA, but he may want to stay in Colorado with the team they formed. Jack Campbell and Holtby are the only other goalkeepers who can be upgraded immediately. Campbell will have a substantial salary increase, so the Oilers may be able to beat the Toronto Maple Leafs with limited cap space.
The Oilers are definitely testing the waters of available goalkeepers, but they should continue to give Skinner a chance and deal with Koskinning's ups and downs until there are favorable factors that can help them in the short and long term. As the season progresses, if they don't see a healthy Smith appear on the horizon, then it's time to take action, but not through the acquisition of Murray.
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Q: Modem manager and ttyACM in use I have a script that gets the signal strength from a external Ericsson F3507gw modem, which is connected in:
ttyACM0: mobile broadband data modem
ttyACM1: mobile broadband modem
ttyACM2: GPS port
cdc-wdm0: Device management
cdc-wdm1: USIM port

cu -l /dev/ttyACM2 works fine to send the AT commands. When I do not run Ubuntu's modem manager (mobile broadband is disabled) I can run my script without any problem. However, when Ubuntu is connected using the modem manager sometimes I get:
cu -l /dev/ttyACM2
cu: /dev/ttyACM2: Line in use
I have not figured out when, but I would like to fix it. My user is in the dialup group so there are no permission problems. Any ideas how to run my script without killing the modem-manager?
The script simply sends AT commands using echo.

A: The problem is that ModemManager sees creation of any /dev/ttyACM* device as "Oh, a new modem occurred. I am the modem manager and I have to claim exclusive access to it by opening it right away.". So if you want to avoid that for specific modems you can do that through udev. The contents of my /etc/udev/rules.d/99-ttyacms.rules file:
# http://linux-tips.org/t/prevent-modem-manager-to-capture-usb-serial-devices/284/2.

#$ lsusb | grep Sony
#Bus 007 Device 006: ID 0fce:d0d9 Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications AB
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ATTRS{idVendor}=="0fce" ATTRS{idProduct}=="d0d9", ENV{ID_MM_DEVICE_IGNORE}="1"

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On May 1, 2011, the Partnership for Public Service announced The Samuel J. Heyman Service to America Medal finalists – outstanding federal workers who are making high-impact contributions critical to the health, safety and well-being of Americans.
The 34 finalists will be honored at a Capitol Hill breakfast on Thursday, May 5, as part of Public Service Recognition Week.
The finalists are contenders for eight prestigious Sammies, including Federal Employee of the Year, set to be presented on September 15 at a Washington, D.C. black-tie gala. The Service to America Medals have earned a reputation as the most prestigious awards dedicated to celebrating America's civil servants.
"Too often the people who do our nation's work go unnoticed, that's why the Service to America Medals are so important," said Max Stier, Partnership for Public Service President and CEO. "They tell the true stories of the remarkable work that our federal employees do each and every day. You're seeing government at its very best."
Twenty-seven of the medal contenders are from the D.C.-metro area; others hail from Albany N.Y., White River Junction, Vt., Atlanta Ga., Deerfield Beach, Fla., Martinsburg W.Va., Menlo Park, Calif. and Seattle Wash.
The finalists work at the Departments of Commerce, Defense, Homeland Security, Health and Human Services, Housing and Urban Development, Interior, Justice, State, Treasury, Veterans Affairs, the EOP, EPA, FCC, GAO, GSA, Library of Congress, NASA, NTSB and SSA.
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This Wisconsin state park serves its Friday night fish fry with a view
Perch, cod or shrimp are all available at Point Beach State Forest concession stand on Friday nights. Breakfast and lunch served Friday to Sunday.
This Wisconsin state park serves its Friday night fish fry with a view Perch, cod or shrimp are all available at Point Beach State Forest concession stand on Friday nights. Breakfast and lunch served Friday to Sunday. Check out this story on postcrescent.com: https://www.greenbaypressgazette.com/story/entertainment/dining/2019/09/12/wisconsin-friday-fish-fry-served-point-beach-state-forest-perch-cod-breakfast-lunch/1935619001/
Daniel Higgins, Green Bay Press-Gazette Published 6:14 a.m. CT Sept. 12, 2019 | Updated 9:55 a.m. CT Sept. 24, 2019
TWO RIVERS - Half-pound portions of deep-fried perch surrounded by coleslaw and potato salad push paper plates to the limit of what they can hold. Granted, it's a common scene across Wisconsin on any given Friday night. But at this concession stand, guests dip perch fillets in tartar sauce while surrounded by the splendor of a Wisconsin state park.
At the Point Beach State Forest concession stand, it's the location that takes the beloved Wisconsin fish dinner from ubiquitous to unique, with its mix of national, state and local history.
The lodge was built in the late 1930s with pine wood from the surrounding forest. Shakes came from the Lake Elba prison camp in Rhinelander and stone from Jambo Creek near Gibson. It was a project of the Works Progress Administration, one of many Great Depression era relief programs.
The Friday night fish fry, however, is a much more recent addition. It started two years ago as a retirement project for Leigh Stegemann.
"My wife gets me out of the house, which she's happy with," Stegemann said.
Stegemann owned and operated M&M Lunch and Catering in Two Rivers for 40 years. Serving diner staples, from pancake stacks to burger baskets, made M&M a popular spot, requiring two additions through the years and a growing staff to meet demands.
"The part of the business I always enjoyed was the cooking," said Stegemann. "But being in business, I had 35 employees at one time and I got away from that part. And now I'm back to that part of the business I enjoy the most."
Judy Goodchiod, left, and her husband, Greg, talk to Leigh Stegemann during the fish fry Friday, Sept. 6, 2019, at Point Beach State Forest concession stand that serves about 100 plates in Two Rivers, Wis. Ebony Cox/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin (Photo: Ebony Cox/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin)
On a recent Friday at not yet 5 p.m., already three tables were filled with regulars who know Stegemann from his days as M&M Lunch proprietor. During the height of camping season, Stegemann estimates, the concession stand staff serve about 100 dinners a night.
For $12.95 you can get Lake Erie perch with bread, coleslaw and choice of potato. German potato salad, with the requisite vinegary tangy sauce and bits of bacon, is made in house. Otherwise, regular potato salad and baby reds are available.
"A lot of campers are from Illinois and fish lunch is something that's really unique to them," said Stegemann.
Shrimp and cod are other Friday night options.
The concession stand also serves breakfast and lunch Friday through Sunday.
Breakfasts are reminiscent of Stegemann's Two Rivers diner: pancakes, eggs, hash browns, ham, bacon and such. Sunday is the most popular day for breakfast. Guests are a mix of nearby church groups and campers heading out of town. Why add washing dishes to the work of packing up?
You don't need a campsite to stop in for a meal, but you will need an annual or daily state park pass.
For lunch, there are diner-style baskets — wraps are the most popular option — served with sides and a drink. Drinks are all nonalcoholic, though guests are free to bring wine or beer to enjoy with their dinners.
Deep-fried goodies are on the menu, too. Yes, of course, you can order cheese curds.
Food preparation at the small concession stand is familiar to Stegemann, but the vibe is different.
"When people are on vacation they're in a better mood," said Stegemann. "It's a terrible thing to say. When I had a family restaurant ... most of the time it was for people who were working and they were in a hurry and they were mad at the world because they were going to work. When you're here, they're delightfully surprised at what we do here."
Fish fry at Point Beach State Forest concession stand
Sam Stegemann takes the fried perch out of the fryer to serve during the fish fry Sept. 6, 2019, at Point Beach State Forest concession stand that serves about 100 plates in Two Rivers, Wis. Ebony Cox/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin
A half-pound plate of Lake Erie Perch costs $12.95 with three sides at the fish fry Friday, Sept. 6, 2019, at Point Beach State Forest concession stand that serves about 100 plates in Two Rivers, Wis. Ebony Cox/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin Ebony Cox/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin
Sarah Stegemann, left, takes food orders from Amy Lydolph, left, Jane Lydolph, middle, and Tess Campbell during the fish fry Friday, Sept. 6, 2019, at Point Beach State Forest concession stand that serves about 100 plates in Two Rivers, Wis. Ebony Cox/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin Ebony Cox/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin
A scene of the kitchen in preparation for the fish fry Friday, Sept. 6, 2019, at Point Beach State Forest concession stand that serves about 100 plates in Two Rivers, Wis. Ebony Cox/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin Ebony Cox/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin
Sarah Stegemann, left, serves Kiddy Ferry, middle, and Mike Ferry during the fish fry Friday, Sept. 6, 2019, at Point Beach State Forest concession stand that serves about 100 plates in Two Rivers, Wis. Ebony Cox/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin Ebony Cox/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin
Millie Stegemann, left, grabs her change from her granddaughter, Sarah Stegemann, during the fish fry Friday, Sept. 6, 2019, at Point Beach State Forest concession stand that serves about 100 plates in Two Rivers, Wis. Ebony Cox/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin Ebony Cox/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin
Sam Stegemann places the plates that are ready to be served on the serving table during the fish fry Friday, Sept. 6, 2019, at Point Beach State Forest concession stand that serves about 100 plates in Two Rivers, Wis. Ebony Cox/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin Ebony Cox/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin
A half-pound plate of Lake Erie Perch costs $12.95 with three sides at the fish fry Friday, Sept. 6, 2019, at Point Beach State Forest concession stand that serves about 100 plates in Two Rivers, Wis. Ebony Cox/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin
A scene of the fish fry Friday, Sept. 6, 2019, at Point Beach State Forest concession stand that serves about 100 plates in Two Rivers, Wis. Ebony Cox/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin Ebony Cox/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin
Sarah Stegemann takes Ann and Ed Plansky's order during the fish fry Friday, Sept. 6, 2019, at Point Beach State Forest concession stand that serves about 100 plates in Two Rivers, Wis. The Plansky's ordered perch and shrimp. Ebony Cox/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin Ebony Cox/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin
Judy Goodchiod, left, and her husband, Greg, talk to Leigh Stegemann during the fish fry Friday, Sept. 6, 2019, at Point Beach State Forest concession stand that serves about 100 plates in Two Rivers, Wis. Ebony Cox/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin Ebony Cox/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin
Leigh Stegemann makes a joke with Sam Stegemann during the fish fry Friday, Sept. 6, 2019, at Point Beach State Forest concession stand that serves about 100 plates in Two Rivers, Wis. Ebony Cox/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin Ebony Cox/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin
Point Beach State Forest Concession Stand
Hours: Serves meals April through end of October. Breakfast and lunch available Friday-Sunday. Fish dinners Friday nights starting at 4 p.m.
Where: 9400 County Road O, Two Rivers
Note: Wisconsin state park pass (annual or daily) required
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The Palitakan women's group share their livelihood experiences at the Ang Pulo Mangrove Protected Area.
April 11-13, 2018 – Partner organizations from Indonesia, Malaysia, and the Philippines came together at the Regional Ecosystem Approach to Fisheries Management (EAFM) learning exchange in Nasugbu, Batangas to enhance their capabilities in managing their marine resources, by further integrating harvest strategies into their management schemes.
The participants shared EAFM initiatives that were being carried out by the Sulu-Sulawesi Seascape Project and its partner organizations. Meanwhile, the Coral Triangle Initiative on Coral Reefs, Fisheries and Food Security EAFM Technical Working Group provided updates on the status of the target EAFM actions within the region.
The group also identified research and data limitations, lack of funding and human resources, as well as gaps in policies and common implementation challenges among the countries. Based on these challenges, capacity needs for EAFM implementation and appropriate strategies to harvest marine resources were defined.
In the Ang Pulo Marine Protected Area, a mangrove rehabilitation in Calatagan, Batangas, participants learned potential livelihood alternatives when implementing harvest strategies such as seasonal fishing closures. The site features partnerships between non-government organizations, fisherfolks, and provincial and municipal local governments, which are key to successful livelihood programs.


tesar's in the woodlands had a soft opening last night after a busted piped delayed the opening by one day. the "modern steak & seafood" menu offers parallel tastings of both grass-and-grain-fed beef, 4 types of kobe ribeyes, and fish dishes have an emphasis on whole fish. in addition to the proteins and raw bar, i'm looking forward to trying the butter-poached king crab, beef cheek ravioli with crispy sweetbreads, and cauliflower brulee, the outdoor tesar's burger bar will also offer grass-and-grain-fed beef burgers and handcut fries with your choice of truffle oil, wasabi, or chili. here's is the dinner menu and cocktail & dessert menu.
valentino serving contemporary italian cuisine opens in the hotel derek [corrected: in mid-september]. vin bar complete with an italian raw bar will be opening first and the formal dining room will be in full operations a couple weeks later.
straits serving upscale singaporean cuisine will be opening in town & country's citycentre on sept 28th.
read my write-ups on these new restos on juli b for more info.
in addition, lynette hawkins' giacomo's cibo e vino is set to open on sept 9th in river oaks on westheimer & bammel where pan y agua once stood. hawkins opened the now defunct la mora in the 90's. the menu which features antipasti, panini, pasta, and grilled items has been posted to their website. take a look.
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Awesome! I'm a food lover myself and I have tried many different restaurants from Asian, European to American cuisines. But for me, there is one particular restaurant that stands out, not only because they serve delicious delicacies but also the services that they provide are excellent. They use modernized paging systems that helps them render fast and quality service to their customers. Anyway, I would love to come by and visit all the restaurants you mentioned.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio — Benedictine has a new football coach, as it is turning to 1995 graduate Jarritt Goode to lead its program.
The school made the decision official Wednesday.
Goode's older brothers, John and Frank, also attended the school.
He also has four nephews who played at Benedictine, the most recent being William Cloud in 2011.
Goode replaces Carter Welo, a St. Ignatius grad who did not have his contract renewed after three seasons. The Bengals are coming off a 4-6 season. They finished 13-18 during that stretch, which included a playoff appearance in 2017. Welo arrived at Benedictine after serving as an assistant at Notre Dame College.
He took over at Benedictine just before the program moved up to Division II because of the OHSAA's competitive balance initiative. In fact, Benedictine has steadily moved up from Division IV after its state championship run in 2014.
Goode knows something about deep playoff runs at Benedictine.
As a senior, he helped the Bengals to a state semifinal run as an All-Ohio linebacker. Goode returned to the football program last year as a defensive line coach. He also is the Dean of Men at Benedictine.
Goode went on to play at Youngstown State, helping the Penguins to a 1997 national championship under Jim Tressel.
He now takes over a Benedictine program two of the area's top quarterbacks and punters in Nick Demchuk and Billy Boehlke. Demchuk, a three-year starter at quarterback, threw for 2,404 yards and 25 touchdowns last fall.
Junior receiver Charles Rosser caught a team-high 42 passes for 783 yards and nine touchdowns. Sophomore Chris Gales stretched defenses for 879 yards and eight TDs on 35 receptions. The defense also should bring back more experience at linebacker.
Entering last season, Welo said he was excited about the upcoming sophomore class.
That should continue as juniors under Goode.


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National Forest Blow Down Areas Reopening In Langlade, Oconto Counties
Ken Krall
WXPR Public Radio
A line of severe thunderstorms moved across much of central, north central, and eastern Wisconsin during the evening hours of July 19, 2019. Hundreds of thousands of trees were snapped or uprooted, resulting in damage to private and public property. Nearly a year later, workers have reestablished most of the trails and campgrounds in the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest in Oconto and Langlade counties.
Forest spokesperson Hilary Markin says they worked then to get as much open as possible, but it took until now to get most things open...
"We have restored access to all the motorized trails that have been reopened as well as of course this winter we had snowmobile trails open. We're still working on a few places that have areas closed...."
Markin says the remaining non-motorized trails are still closed, including 11 miles in the Jones Spring area and the 18-mile Popple Ridge horse trails. Those areas are not likely to open this year. Boot Lake Campground is the only developed recreation site still closed due to storm damage but Markin says they're still trying to get that site open.
She says it took the efforts of many to make progress toward reopening..
"Just like to say thank you to our trail partners and all the coordination that was done with Oconto county and Langlade county to make all of our restoration efforts to date successful. We continue to work towards getting our areas open and back accessible to the public. We appreciate the efforts that everybody has done to make that possible..."
Most undeveloped camping sites are open. Exceptions include Fanny, Jesse, Perch, Spruce, Wayne King and Wischer Lakes, plus Trickle Creek which should be open later this summer.
Click here to listen to the WXPR new report.
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Organometallic complexes with 1,2,3-triazole-derived ligands
Paul I P Elliott
Department of Chemical Sciences
Centre for Functional Materials
1,2,3-triazoles derived through copper(I) catalysed 'click' chemistry have received rapidly growing interest for their application in new ligand systems for transitions metal complexes. In addition to conventional N-donor coordination chemistry, 1,2,3-triazoles allow access to a rich diversity of organometallic ligands including cyclometalates, triazolide and triazolylidene NHC based ligands. Complexes of these ligand systems are being explored for their application in light emitting devices, solar energy conversion and as supporting ligands in novel catalytic complexes. This review serves to highlight some of the key developments in these areas.
https://doi.org/10.1039/9781849737692-00001
Triazoles
solar energy conversion
Energy conversion
Elliott, P. I. P. (2014). Organometallic complexes with 1,2,3-triazole-derived ligands. In Organometallic Chemistry (Vol. 39, pp. 1-25). (Organometallic Chemistry; Vol. 39). Royal Society of Chemistry. https://doi.org/10.1039/9781849737692-00001
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Clare sailed across the street, scrolling through her datapad.
Her smile faded. Mrs. Lane Hoggsworth had been found dead in her home late last night, Day 73, Year 53 Newearth reckoning. Clare's brows furrowed in irritation. If the woman had been more important, Human Services would have pulled in a high-profile investigator, but as it stood, she was only important to her family, and they didn't have much money or influence. After all, the deplorably dark saying, "It's only a human," held sway in a world where humans were the minority and considered, by some, to rate only slightly above their wildlife counterparts—like snakes and eagles.
She checked the time and her scowl deepened. If Bala showed up late for his first big assignment, there'd be trouble. She wasn't going to blow this case, not for him and his sil- ly-fool addiction to hearth and home. Not that she minded his family-ties mindset. Everyone had a right to an obsession. She planned to build a safe house in the wilderness someday. She had even saved up for flying lessons. But with each new case, she realized there was no escaping Newearth reality. Not even on an island.
A seven-foot Ingot hostess with thick bio-armor and leathery skin ushered them to a booth in the back.
The hostess lunged. She gripped Bala's heavy plaid shirt and hauled his whole body into the air, leaving Clare stunned into gasping silence.
The hostess pounded away, huffing.
Bala's eyes twinkled mischievously. "Oh, you were thanking God above that I'm going to save you from the hideous fate of trying to solve all of humanity's problems single-handedly. It is funny how we don't recognize our good fortune when it's staring right at us." Bala's grin practically engulfed his face.
The hostess returned and slammed down two mugs of steaming coffee, slopping a little on Bala's hand.
Bala slipped his hand into his lap with a stifled "Ooo-ahh," looking every which way but at the hostess.
Clare nodded her appreciation and waited till the hostess stomped off.
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Malaiyamarungar Temple is a Hindu temple dedicated to the deity Aiyanar, located at Perungalur in Pudukkottai taluk of Pudukkottai district in Tamil Nadu, India.

Location
This temple is located at a distance of 18 km from Pudukkottai in Pudukkottai-Thanjavur road.

Presiding deity
The presiding deity is known as Malayamarungar. He is found with his consorts Purna and Pushkala.

Speciality
As the deity, once gave vision to a devotee, their inheritors are working in the temple and doing service. The devotees pray to the deity to fulfil their vows. On their fulfilment, they offer elephants made of clay to Malaiyamarungar. The people of Perungalur worship the deity along with other two deities. After the fulfilment of their vows, for expressing their gratitude, they worship in the order of Urumanathar Temple, Malaiyamarungar Temple and lastly Vamsottharakar Temple.

Worshipping time
One time Pujas are held. The temple is opened for worship from 6.00 to 12.00 noon and 4.30 to 8.00 p.m. Chittirai festival is held in a grand manner in this temple.

References

Hindu temples in Pudukkottai district

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See Amazing Art with AquaVenture at Kaviar Forge and Gallery March 17 | Joe Hayden Real Estate Team - Your Real Estate Experts!
Go to the opening day of the AquaVenture Art Exhibit, and be among the first art lovers to look at an incredible collection of beautiful watercolors presented by the Kentucky Watercolor Society. The show will be on display at the Kaviar Forge Gallery in Clifton, a neighborhood that looks pretty artistic in its own right.
Take a look at the beautiful watercolors on display at Kaviar Forge and Gallery this March. The exhibit will be on display until the end of April, so you can always come back to take a second look at the beautiful colors, the soothing landscapes and all the impressive works you'll see on display.
Go to the Kaviar Forge Gallery from 3 to 5 pm to see the exhibit, which is totally free to attend. You'll find the gallery at 1718 Frankfort Avenue in Clifton, a neighborhood that always celebrates art and the artistic things in life. In a way, this entire neighborhood is like an art gallery of architecture, fashion and unique items.
The gallery is on Frankfort Avenue, where you can find all sorts of attractions and shops that are unique to Clifton alone. This neighborhood celebrates locally-owned businesses and pays homage to the unique. Clifton is well-known for its one-of-a-kind boutiques, antique shops and being home to one of the city's very oldest and most interesting museums. There's also an active restaurant scene here, and you can always come to Clifton to try to latest cuisine.
But if you're going to be in Clifton, it's the architecture you're going to want to see most. This neighborhood is still full of turn-of-the-century homes, and architecture that spans decades of design and style. It's not unusual to find a grand old Victorian townhouse within walking distance of an Art Deco masterpiece here, architecture separated by decades in time, but only by a few homes here in Clifton. From cozy, beautiful bungalow styles to pretty family homes to grand, eye-popping condos, Clifton truly has a little bit of everything and a little of every kind of home. You can even find new homes here, buildings created just in the last 15 years, because the whole neighborhood of Clifton celebrates art and architecture through the decades.
Celebrate art and architecture here this March, and soon you'll be celebrating the incredible real estate in Clifton, too.


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Q: Mutual independence of increments of Brownian motion Brownian motion has a bunch of different definitions. My question is about showing the property in the title using a certain definition of BM and nothing else.
The (partial) definition I am given is that
for any $t > s \geq 0$, $B_t - B_s$ is independent of $\mathcal{F}_s$, the filtration to which $B$ is adapted, and is normally distributed with mean $0$ and variance $t-s$.
So now using this property I need to show that for any $0 \leq s_0 < s_1 <\ldots <s_n$ the sigma algebras
$\mathcal{F}_{s_0}, \sigma(B_{s_1}-B_{s_0}), \ldots, \sigma(B_{s_n}-B_{s_{n-1}})$ are independent.
It is trivial to show that these sigma algebras are pairwise independent. But how do I show mutual independence, i.e.
$$P(\bigcap_{i=0}^nA_i) = \prod_{i=0}^nP(A_i)$$
for any $A_0 \in \mathcal{F}_{s_0}, A_1 \in \sigma(B_{s_1}-B_{s_0}),\ldots$.
The next question is showing that
$(B_{t+s_1}-B_{t+s_0},B_{t+s_2}-B_{t+s_1}\ldots,B_{t+s_n}-B_{t+s_{n-1}})$ has the same distribution for all $t \geq 0$. If I could first show that this vector is Gaussian for $t = 0$, then I would argue as follows. Using the result above I could factor the characteristic function of this vector. Then for the characteristic function of each increment $B_{s_j}-B_{s_{j-1}}$, I would substitute the characteristic function of $B_{t+s_j}-B_{t+s_{j-1}}$ for some arbitrary $t \geq 0$ since the two characteristic functions are identical. Using the first result again I could say the product of the characteristic functions of $B_{t+s_j}-B_{t+s_{j-1}}$ is equal to the characteristic function of $(B_{t+s_1}-B_{t+s_0},B_{t+s_2}-B_{t+s_1}\ldots,B_{t+s_n}-B_{t+s_{n-1}})$. Since the characteristic functions of $(B_{t+s_1}-B_{t+s_0},B_{t+s_2}-B_{t+s_1}\ldots,B_{t+s_n}-B_{t+s_{n-1}})$ and $(B_{s_1}-B_{s_0},B_{s_2}-B_{s_1}\ldots,B_{s_n}-B_{s_{n-1}})$ are equal, the two vectors must have the same distribution. Actually, while writing this I realized this has nothing to do with $(B_{s_1}-B_{s_0},B_{s_2}-B_{s_1}\ldots,B_{s_n}-B_{s_{n-1}})$ being a Gaussian vector. Is my argumentation correct then?