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In fourth grade I had a lot of fun. My amazing teacher, Mrs. Assatly taught me everything about math, reading, writing, social studies, science, and a lot more! We also had cool field trips such as, Wayside Cottage, Saint Paul's Church, Westchester Philharmonic, Marble Schoolhouse, and kayaking. We also had other teachers that us things like spanish, art, physical education, music, and library. Fourth grade was a super special year.
In math this year we learned many things such as place value, geometry, fractions, decimals, order of operations, angles, symmetry, and area and perimeter. My favorite math unit was decimals. Decimals are a fraction of a number. When we were learning about decimals we learned that there are different measurements for decimals. These measurements include tenths, hundredths, thousandths, and so on. Math this year was fun.
In social studies this year we learned many things. We learned about explorers, colonial times, and the Revolutionary War. My favorite unit in social studies was learning about the Revolutionary War. First we researched all about the Revolutionary War. Then we wrote an essay including all the information we researched about. Then we researched about a focus topic. A focus topic is a topic that we had to learn a lot about and really FOCUS on. Then we wrote an essay on our focus topic. Then we started to glue our essays in and illustrate our book. Then we wrote a historical fiction story. A historical fiction story is a story that isn't completely true, because it's part fiction, but you still add pieces of true information from history. After that we made a bibliography and an about the author. A bibliography is a list of sources you used to get your information. Finally, we completed our book and had a celebration for our hard work.
My favorite field trip was kayaking. I liked kayaking the best because I had never been kayaking before, and I love to try new things! During physical education, Coach S.W and Coach Felix taught us everything we needed to know about kayaking. In our first lesson, our class learned the different types of kayaks, and which type of water it was meant for. The different types of kayaks were white water kayaks, ocean touring kayaks, and recreational kayaks. We also learned how to put a PFD on. A PFD is short for personal flotation device. In our second lesson we learned how to get in and out of a kayak. In our third lesson we learned the different paddling strokes. Some strokes were forward stroke, reverse stroke, sweep stroke, reverse sweep stroke, and drag stroke. We also learned how to stop the kayak. In our fourth and final lesson before we hit the water, we had to learn how to capsize. Capsizing sounds scary, but it was actually quite fun. Finally we took the bus to the Scarsdale pool to test our kayaking skills. There were different stations for each kayak. We were paired up in groups, and we each took turns kayaking around the pool. When you were done taking about three laps around the pool you had to stop the kayak near your station, hand the paddle to your partners, and capsize. I personally think capsizing was fun and not scary. When you were done at your first station you could go to another. We also had a turn on the stand up paddleboard. Kayaking was really fun and I'm glad I got to do it!
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The International Conference on Automation & Computational Engineering 2018 (ICACE '18) was held from the 3rd – 4th of October 2018, at the Amity University's Greater Noida Campus in Uttar Pradesh, India. As the largest student branch and one of the most proactive in the network of IEEE, the American International University – Bangladesh (AIUB) was invited to not only participate in the event and present a research paper, but to also receive the Amity Global Academic Excellence Awards for honorable Vice Chancellor, Dr. Carmen Z. Lamagna. The award is given to selected academicians and administrators of extraordinary eminence, who are driving the notable academic institutions of the world to greater heights through their expert guidance, keen involvement and strategic approach. On behalf of the honorable Vice Chancellor, Dr. Carmen Z. Lamagna, the Associate Dean for the Faculty of Engineering (FE), Prof. Dr. Md. Abdur Rahman, and the Senior Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Engineering and the Special Assistant for the Office of Student Affairs (OSA), Mr. Chowdhury Akram Hossain, attended the conference and accepted the award from the Prof.(Dr.) Gurinder Singh, Group Vice Chancellor of Amity University. They were called on stage and presented with traditional shawls as tokens of appreciation, along with the symbolic crest and certificate for the award.
After the Opening Ceremony, the program commenced with the keynote speakers and sessions. A research paper titled, "The Different Types of Fault Analysis of VLSI Circuits Based on Graphene Nanoribbon FET", co-authored by Mr. Chowdhury Akram Hossain, together with Mr. Md. Nabil Al Rafiq, Muntasir Mamum, Syed Ishmam Ahmad, and Mostak Ahmmed, 4 bright and talented students from the Faculty of Engineering at AIUB. The paper was also presented at the conference, by the students Muntasir Mamum and Syed Ishmam Ahmad, entailing their hard-work and perseverance. Following the end of the interactive and enlightening sessions, the final plenary segment opened the floor to all the participating institutions to network and collaborate in the official signing ceremony of the Memorandums of Understandings (MoU). AIUB inked their MoU with Amity University, while discussing potential strategic partnerships with several other institutions that are set to be realized in the near future. The MoU was signed by Prof.(Dr.) Gurinder Singh, Group Vice Chancellor, Amity Universities, India and AIUB Prof. Dr. Md. Abdur Rahman, Associate Dean, Faculty of Engineering, AIUB on behalf of honorable Vice Chancellor,AIUB.
The day was concluded with an amazing gala dinner and breathtaking cultural performance, followed by a celebratory speech by Prof. John Dewar, Vice-Chancellor La Trobe University, Australia and Prof.(Dr.) Gurinder Singh, Group Vice Chancellor, Amity Universities, India, expressing his gratitude to the participants, sponsors, and organizers who all made the conference possible. The conference was officially concluded afterwards.
The program enabled people and institutions to engage in an international exchange of ideas, views, and cultures that set the pace for their future ventures to work towards evolving their institutions and the world of education in its entirety. But these are all small steps towards a bigger goal. In improving the means of education and life-long learning in an era of automation and digitization. As the catalysts of organizations that play crucial roles in the evolution of not only our societies, but in the world across borders today, it is efforts such as ICACE that brings together people in pursuing the growth and development even further, with the aim of rebuilding the global future, brighter than our present.
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Dons boss Derek McInnes confirmed today he will use the remaining time in Dubai to try to convince skipper Graeme Shinnie to sign a new contract.
Aberdeen jet back from the United Arab Emirates on Monday after a week-long winter training camp.
McInnes hopes to be flying back to the Granite City with a positive answer as to the long-term future of his club captain.
Shinnie is out of contract at the end of the season and has been free to talk to any interested parties from the start of the winter transfer window on January 1.
English Championship clubs Brentford and Hull City are understood to be monitoring Shinnie's situation with the view to launching future moves.
McInnes has already offered the 27-year-old Scotland international a new, improved contract that would make him one of the highest-paid players at Pittodrie.
He hopes fresh talks in Dubai can help persuade the midfielder to pen a new deal.
McInnes said: "I will speak to Graeme when we are out here in Dubai and hopefully we can get the answer we all want.
"But again I totally respect all my players who are out of contract in the summer.
"They are quite right to look at all the options.
Also out of contract in the summer is Scotland international winger Gary Mackay-Steven.
The winger returned to training in the United Arab Emirates having been sidelined for almost six weeks.
Mackay-Steven had been out with concussion having been knocked unconscious in a clash of heads in the 1-0 Betfred Cup final loss to Celtic on December 2.
He missed all eight Premiership games in December.
While out in Dubai the Dons received an e-mail from MLS side New York City confirming they wanted to speak to the winger's representatives.
On receipt of the e-mail the Dons immediately contacted Mackay-Steven's agent to discuss the situation.
New York City are managed by Domènec Torrent, who was assistant manager to Pep Guardiola at Manchester City, Barcelona and Bayern Munich.
Torrent took over at New York City in June this year, replacing former manager Patrick Vieira.
Former World Cup winner David Villa, who won the Champions League with Barcelona, starred for New York City for four seasons until April last year.
With the concrete interest from New York, McInnes accepts he faces a fight to keep Mackay-Steven.
However, it is one he remains confident of winning.
He said: "We got notification from New York City that they wanted to speak to Gary's representatives, as is their right.
"Gary was oblivious to it.
"I spoke to him on the morning and he knew nothing about it.
"When players get into this stage of their contract, you have got to accept you are in a fight to keep them.
"We have been in a fight to get Gary and others to commit for a while now, but it is their right to let their contract run down and assess their options.


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Reno Bighorn Guard DAVID STOCKTON (7) drives during the NBA D-League Basketball game between the Reno Bighorns and the Oklahoma City Blue at the Reno Events Center in Reno, Nevada.
Reno Bighorn Forward VINCE HUNTER (24) shoots a layup during the NBA D-League Basketball game between the Reno Bighorns and the Oklahoma City Blue at the Reno Events Center in Reno, Nevada.
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Reno Bighorn Guard DAVID STOCKTON (7) drives against Oklahoma City Blue Forward BOUBACAR MOUNGORO (1) as NBA Hall of Fame Guard John Stockton watches with David's Son in his lap during the NBA D-League Basketball game between the Reno Bighorns and the Oklahoma City Blue at the Reno Events Center in Reno, Nevada.
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Reno Bighorn Guard ERICK GREEN (18) shoots as Oklahoma City Blue Forward JP TOKOTO (5) and Oklahoma City Blue Forward TALIB ZANNA (7) watch during the NBA D-League Basketball game between the Reno Bighorns and the Oklahoma City Blue at the Reno Events Center in Reno, Nevada.
Reno Bighorn Guard ERICK GREEN (18) drives against Oklahoma City Blue Guard DEZ WELLS (11) during the NBA D-League Basketball game between the Reno Bighorns and the Oklahoma City Blue at the Reno Events Center in Reno, Nevada.
Reno Bighorn Guard CLIFF HAMMONDS (21) drives during the NBA D-League Basketball game between the Reno Bighorns and the Oklahoma City Blue at the Reno Events Center in Reno, Nevada.
Oklahoma City Blue Guard MUSTAPHA FARRAKHAN (2) drives against Reno Bighorn Guard DAVID STOCKTON (7) during the NBA D-League Basketball game between the Reno Bighorns and the Oklahoma City Blue at the Reno Events Center in Reno, Nevada.
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Oklahoma City Blue Guard MARQUIS TEAGUE (10) drives during the NBA D-League Basketball game between the Reno Bighorns and the Oklahoma City Blue at the Reno Events Center in Reno, Nevada.
Oklahoma City Blue Guard MUSTAPHA FARRAKHAN (2) drives in the paint against Reno Bighorn Guard MARK TYNDALE (14) as Reno Bighorn Guard RICKY LEDO (1) trails the play during the NBA D-League Basketball game between the Reno Bighorns and the Oklahoma City Blue at the Reno Events Center in Reno, Nevada.
Oklahoma City Blue Forward TALIB ZANNA (7) works in the paint against Reno Bighorn Guard MARK TYNDALE (14) during the NBA D-League Basketball game between the Reno Bighorns and the Oklahoma City Blue at the Reno Events Center in Reno, Nevada.
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Oklahoma City Blue Forward JP TOKOTO (5) during the NBA D-League Basketball game between the Reno Bighorns and the Oklahoma City Blue at the Reno Events Center in Reno, Nevada.
Oklahoma City Blue Forward KAMERON WOODS (31) shoots over Reno Bighorn Guard REGGIE HEARN (17) and Reno Bighorn Guard RICKY LEDO (1) during the NBA D-League Basketball game between the Reno Bighorns and the Oklahoma City Blue at the Reno Events Center in Reno, Nevada.
5 foot 11 inch Reno Bighorn Guard DAVID STOCKTON (7) defends 6 foot 10 inch Oklahoma City Blue Forward TOMISLAV ZUBCIC (4) during the NBA D-League Basketball game between the Reno Bighorns and the Oklahoma City Blue at the Reno Events Center in Reno, Nevada.
NBA Hall of Fame Guard John Stockton reacts to his son Reno Bighorn Guard DAVID STOCKTON (7) fouling out of the NBA D-League Basketball game between the Reno Bighorns and the Oklahoma City Blue at the Reno Events Center in Reno, Nevada.
NBA Hall of Fame Guard John Stockton takes a photo of his son Reno Bighorn Guard DAVID STOCKTON (7) and family after the NBA D-League Basketball game between the Reno Bighorns and the Oklahoma City Blue at the Reno Events Center in Reno, Nevada.
Reno Bighorn Guard DAVID STOCKTON (7) works in the corner against Oklahoma City Blue Forward TOMISLAV ZUBCIC (4) and Oklahoma City Blue Guard DEZ WELLS (11) during the NBA D-League Basketball game between the Reno Bighorns and the Oklahoma City Blue at the Reno Events Center in Reno, Nevada.
Reno Bighorn Coach DAVID ARSENEAULT, JR. meets with his team during a timeout during the NBA D-League Basketball game between the Reno Bighorns and the Oklahoma City Blue at the Reno Events Center in Reno, Nevada.
The Reno Bighorns bench celebrates a three point shot during the NBA D-League Basketball game between the Reno Bighorns and the Oklahoma City Blue at the Reno Events Center in Reno, Nevada.
Oklahoma City Blue Forward TALIB ZANNA (7) shoots over Reno Bighorn Forward VINCE HUNTER (24) during the NBA D-League Basketball game between the Reno Bighorns and the Oklahoma City Blue at the Reno Events Center in Reno, Nevada.
Reno Bighorn Guard CHAD TOPPERT (30) blocks a shot from Oklahoma City Blue Guard MARQUIS TEAGUE (10) during the NBA D-League Basketball game between the Reno Bighorns and the Oklahoma City Blue at the Reno Events Center in Reno, Nevada.
Oklahoma City Blue Forward JP TOKOTO (5) elevates to throw the ball back onto the court against Reno Bighorn Guard CHAD TOPPERT (30) during the NBA D-League Basketball game between the Reno Bighorns and the Oklahoma City Blue at the Reno Events Center in Reno, Nevada.
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Know When to Fold 'Em: CMU AI Program Beats Humans at No Limits Texas Hold 'Em Poker
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Know When to Fold 'Em: CMU AI Program Beats Humans at No Limits Texas Hold 'Em Poker
1 Feb 2017 8:14am, by Kimberley Mok and TC Currie
We fought the AI, and the AI won. And in this round of machine learning, computers learned to bluff.
In Rivers Casino in Pittsburgh, Carnegie Mellon University pitted its artificial intelligence poker-playing program, called Libratus, against four of the world's best professional poker players in a 20-day poker competition. Libratus, the AI whose Latin name means "balanced," beat Jimmy Chou, Dong Kim, Jason Les and Daniel McAulay during the Brains vs. Artificial Intelligence competition.
Odds makers favored the human players 4- or 5- to 1 over AI Libratus. But they were wrong. Tuomas Sandholm, professor of computer science and graduate student Ph.D. student Noam Brown of Carnegie Mellon University (CMU), the brains behind Libratus hovered around the casino, watching their brainchild steadily gain ground.
Players spent 11 hours per day battling their AI opponent on-screen, playing heads-up, no-limit Texas Hold'em, an unlimited variation of poker that involves two players. A total of 120,000 games were played, with Libratus netting $1,766,250 in chips. Though the human players were not betting with real money, it was nevertheless a crushing victory for a piece of software that apparently taught itself how to outsmart its human counterparts.
"We didn't tell Libratus how to play poker. We gave it the rules of poker and said 'learn on your own,'" Brown told The Guardian. Brown published a paper describing how they accomplished this feat.
Final scores for #BrainsVsAI: @heyitscheet -880,087, @dongerkim -85,649, @Chouchoupoker -522,857, @678DMcA -277,657, Libby 1,766,250. gg/wp!
— Noam Brown (@polynoamial) January 30, 2017
"The first couple of days, we had high hopes," Cho, a world-class professional poker, told the reporter at PennLive. Cho was on the team that beat the Claudico AI, Sanholm's last attempt, in 2015.
"But every time we find a weakness, it learns from us, and the weakness disappears the next day," he said.
Hit them so hard their motherboards probably felt it. #BrainsVsAI
— Libratus (@BotsAintLoyal) January 21, 2017
The tournament was grueling. After the daily play had wrapped up at 10 p.m., Brown connected Libratus to the Pittsburgh Supercomputer Center's Bridges high-performance computer to run algorithms to improve its strategy overnight. In the morning he would spend two hours getting the newly enhanced bot back up and running before the 11 a.m. start time.
Beating humans at our games is the gold standard in AI success. DeepBlue beat chess master Garry Kasparov in 1997. IBM's Watson championed Jeopardy! in 2011, and Google's AlphaGo beat Go in 2016.
But no-limit Texas hold'em is the last frontier. Surprisingly enough, despite its relative ease-of-play, Texas Hold 'em is widely regarded as the most complex poker game from an AI perspective. First, a two-player game produces 10160 possible situations.
True, poker bots have been around since at least 2012. You can download your own or buy one in the Google Play store, but those are for more simple forms of poker.
Michael Shinzaki took down Cepheus like an iceberg took down the Titanic.
The University of Alberta launched the "unbeatable" Cepheus Poker Project in 2016. DeepStack, a joint effort including researchers from Alberta, Charles University and Czech Technical University in Prague, plays limit hold 'em poker, which is much less complex than no-limit and has amassed good records against humans.
Cepheus' first public challenge played only 100 hands with poker pro Michael Shinzaki, and Shinzaki took down Cepheus like an iceberg took down the Titanic.
Sandholm's previous attempt, called Claudio lost to the humans in 2015. So they scrapped the losing computer, and started from scratch, creating new algorithms using the lessons learned. The 20-day, 120,000 hands of Heads-Up no-limit Texas hold'em tournament is designed to provide statistically significant data to Sandholm and Brown. Which might not be necessary after such a trouncing, but still necessary for science.
Computers Can Now Bluff
The enormous number of possible plays is only part of the problem. Unlike chess, Jeopardy!, or Go, no-limit Texas Hold'em is considered an imperfect game. Players do not have identical information about the current state of the game. It's not just that the cards are not known and that there is no limit on the number of chips that can be bet on any given hand, bluffing, which is essentially withholding information, is a crucial part of the game. Developers are programming for imperfect sets of data.
So how did the AI do it? Before the competition, Libratus' algorithms helped establish a strategy by training itself in trillions of games, using 15 million processor-core-hours on a new supercomputer called Bridges at the Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center. The AI essentially has no built-in or fixed strategy; rather, it uses a variant of an algorithmic technique called counterfactual regret minimization to help compute a strategy, the IEEE Spectrum reported.
"We don't write the strategy," Sandholm explained in the CMU newspaper. "We write the algorithm that computes the strategy." In an email, Sandholm said the algorithms are written in C++.
Brown explained on an AMA on Reddit, "We use a form of Monte Carlo Counterfactual Regret Minimization (CFR) distributed over about 200 nodes. We also incorporate a sampled form of Regret-Based Pruning which speeds up the computation quite a bit."
The Libratus algorithm accommodates the Nash Equilibrium. A foundation in gaming theory, the Nash equilibrium states, in essence, that no player has an incentive to change their strategy. Brown shared during the AMA that the bot trained using a special variant of CFR. Before the competition, it only learned from played poker against itself. No human hand histories were used.
The AI also engages in "endgame solving" during each hand to determine how much it affords to risk in the final betting rounds, a technique which apparently proved to be the decisive factor in helping the AI gain the upper hand. At the end of each day of competition, Libratus was then hooked up again to the supercomputer so that it can refine its strategy further. It even prioritizes improvements that haven't yet been exploited by its rivals. Thanks to these differences between it and its predecessors, Libratus was able to pull out ahead, even with the uncertainty of no-limit Texas Hold'em poker, which allows for two hidden cards and unlimited sizes for bets.
"People have this idea that poker is a very human game and that bots can't bluff, for example. That's totally wrong. It's not about reading your opponent and trying to tell if they are lying, it's about the cards and probabilities," explained Brown.
On top of that, another common thread between this loss and previous defeats of human champions at once-unassailable gaming fields like Go, is that humans get tired and can be emotionally affected by a setback, which in turn affects their overall play.
"Libratus turned out to be way better than we imagined. It's slightly demoralizing," said Les, who also played against the Claudico AI in 2015. "If you play a human and lose, you can stop, take a break. Here we have to show up to take a beating every day for 11 hours a day. It's a real different emotional experience when you're not used to losing that often."
So we have an AI that used machine learning and C++ algorithms to beat a single opponent at poker. Although Libratus' win is a huge step forward, two-hand poker is still a restricted universe. Adding a second, third or fourth player would overload the program, so there's still a long way to go.
So what can we expect in the future? Artificial intelligence researchers have their sights set on conquering other complex, strategic games like Starcraft, Civilization, and even role-playing games like Skyrim. The biggest challenge that remains is creating an adaptable artificial general intelligence that can learn and master multiple types of games relatively well — not just one — much like a human might. For now, we only know that beating humans at this variant of poker is just another piece of this greater puzzle.
Feature image: Noam Brown watches a human play with the AI Libratus as Tuomas Sandholm looks on. Photo courtesy of Carnegie Mellon University.
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The promising young heartthrob singer Luigi D'Avola (pronounced as Da-Vola) officially launched his latest album "Take a Chance," Saturday night, February 15, 2013 in Element, Centris Mall.
His album launched also served as a mini concert as he serenaded his fans with his hit songs like "Back to You," "Trouble," and "Take Chance." Afterwards, autograph signing and photo opts with his loving fans took place.
But prior to his performance in front of his fans and supporters, a bloggers' conference was held wherein the 18-year old cute singer from Cebu graced the bloggers' interviews and question and answer portion!
Under Mecca Music, the songs included in Luigi's "Take a Chance" Album are "Back to You," "Trouble," "Into Your Arms," "All I Wanna Do," "Could Have Been," and of course his carrier single "Take a Chance!"


"Fender Custom Shop 1966 Stratocaster Firemist Silver Metallic Closet Classic LTD Electric Guitar"
A title truly worthy of our 100th Strat for Friday! But, I'm still gonna nickname it "Skippy".
This Closet Classic finish treatment looks like an ice skating rink surface on 2 for 1 night or an Etch-a-Sketch screen after a bumpy car ride-- OR how 'bout the secret hidden munchkin graffiti on the Tin Man's a$$... Why, it's all of that and more!
It's checked to the point of what is known as crazed; another reason to be featured here. Nitrocellulose lacquer with silver metallic does that. Inhaling the fumes sometimes makes everything look like that too. Maybe there's some kind of psychic swami who can look at the checking and read your future-- "I see that you'll be paying this off for quite awhile. Stay away from lacquer fumes! That'll be $50 please..."
Click on the image for better close-ups before Skippy sells. PRG has a number of nice & spendy units in their inventory.


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NEWARK, NJ – NJ TRANSIT will add 28 new trains as part of its spring timetable change, which takes effect Sunday, April 24. With the change, customers on the Northeast Corridor will benefit from a major effort to alleviate crowding on peak-period trains. The schedule includes a new morning peak train and a new evening peak train, providing approximately 2,000 more seats to address crowding conditions on the system's busiest line.
In addition, a number of schedule improvements were made based on customer requests, including new express service from the Montclair State University (MSU) and Ramsey/Route 17 stations. Main/Bergen County Line customers will find more midday service between the hours of 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m., with two trains per hour in each direction serving Suffern, Ramsey/Route 17 and Ridgewood, as well as hourly service on each of the two branches.
To relieve crowding conditions on morning peak-period Train 3824, the most severely crowded train on the system, NJ TRANSIT will add a new express train with 1,000 seats during the morning peak period. The new train, number 3922, will depart Trenton at 6:50 a.m., make stops at Hamilton, Princeton Junction, and Newark, and arrive in New York at 7:59 a.m.
With the addition of Train 3922, existing Train 3822 (currently the 6:57 a.m. departure from Hamilton) will now begin service at Metuchen Station (where it will depart at 7:18 a.m.), to make seating available for Metuchen and Metropark customers.
In addition, existing Train 3824 (currently the 6:57 a.m. departure from Trenton) will now begin service at New Brunswick Station (where it will depart at 7:27 a.m.), to make seating available for customers from New Brunswick to Metropark stations.
To relieve overcrowding on existing afternoon trains, a new train—number 3865—will depart New York at 4:54 p.m. and operate from New York to Trenton (express from Newark to Metropark). The train will add approximately 1,000 seats of Northeast Corridor capacity during the afternoon peak period.
New reverse peak Train 3899 will depart New York at 7:53 a.m. and stop at Newark Liberty International Airport, New Brunswick, and Metropark.
New Train 3949 will depart New York at 2:01 p.m., stop at Newark Penn Station, operate express to Princeton Junction, and arrive in Trenton at 3:11 p.m.
Main-Bergen County lines: Midday service doubled between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m.
NJ TRANSIT will double service between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. on the Main/Bergen County Line, offering two trains per hour in each direction at Suffern, Ramsey/Route 17 and Ridgewood, as well as hourly service on each of the two branches.
Train 1102 will depart Ramsey Route 17 Station at 5:56 a.m., stop at Secaucus Junction at 6:26 a.m., and arrive at Hoboken at 6:38 a.m., shaving 17 minutes off of the regular travel time between Ramsey 17 and Hoboken.
A morning express train—number 1002—will depart MSU Station at 7:56 a.m. and arrive in Hoboken at 8:28 a.m., shaving approximately 15 minutes off the regular travel time.
A new afternoon express train—number 1003—will depart Hoboken at 3:47 p.m., stop at Newark Broad Street Station at 4:03 p.m., and arrive at MSU Station at 4:18 p.m., shaving 15 minutes off the regular travel time.
A new train—number 1061—will depart Hoboken at 10:04 p.m., arrive at Newark Broad Street at 10:20 p.m. and MSU Station at 10:35 p.m., shaving 14 minutes off the regular travel time.
A new late night train will depart MSU at 11:07 p.m. and arrive in Hoboken at 11:51 p.m.
New Train 294 will depart Watchung Avenue at 8:09 a.m., stop at Bay Street and Newark Broad Street stations, and arrive in Hoboken at 8:42 a.m.
Customers who travel from stations west of Montclair will now benefit from quicker trip times during the afternoon and evening.
Two new weekday evening trains will be added to fill a gap in service: Train 6668, a 6:21 p.m. departure from Dover to New York, and Train 884, an 8:05 p.m. departure from Hackettstown to Hoboken.
A new weekday mid-morning train from Summit—Train 6332—will be added to allow for an earlier arrival into New York for Gladstone Branch customers while alleviating crowding.
Westbound service on the North Jersey Coast Line will begin one hour earlier with the addition of Train 3209, which will depart New York at 4:44 a.m. and make all local stops to Long Branch.
Weekday service between Long Branch and Bay Head will be extended one hour later. The last train from Long Branch to Bay Head will now depart Long Branch at 3:17 a.m., seven days a week.
For the benefit off-peak reverse commuters, new Train 5417 will depart Newark Penn Station at 9:27 a.m. and make local stops except Garwood and Finderne before arriving in Raritan at 10:21 a.m.
IMPORTANT CUSTOMER NOTE: Minor schedule changes have been made to several NJ TRANSIT trains to accommodate the improvements outlined above. Customers are advised to carefully check new timetables, which are available at major stations and online at www.njtransit.com, for changes that may affect their itinerary. Customers with questions may call NJ TRANSIT at 1-800-772-2222.


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Asda becomes first UK supermarket to launch draught beer concept
Asda customers will soon be able to pick up their favourite freshly poured tipple in reusable containers after the supermarket announced it will become the first UK grocer to launch a draught craft beer concept.
From today, shoppers in Milton Keynes can sample from a menu of 12 regularly changing brews and seek expert advice to find something to suit their tastes.
Once customers have selected their preferred drink, colleagues will use draft beer pumps to freshly pour their selection into a refillable 1L or 2L glass containers to be taken away and enjoyed at home.
The specialised beer containers can then either be kept and used, brought back to store to be refilled again or returned and a deposit refunded.
To make this possible the retailer will exclusively partner with Craft on Draft, a specialist retailer of craft beers and ciders, which was founded with the ethos of showcasing the very best of small batch beer production and offering a more sustainable way to shop for keg fresh drinks.
The Craft on Draft team will use their expertise in the hospitality industry to bring unusual beers from smaller and local breweries to the store that aren't easily available in other retailers, pubs or smaller can and bottle formats.
Beers currently offered include Pornstar Martini IPA from Redchurch Brewery and Chew Chew Salted Caramel Milkstout from Fallen Brewing, with 1L of craft beer or cider priced from £5.90 to £8.20. As well as a range of alcoholic beers, Craft on Draft will also be stocking a selection of low and no alcohol beers, such as Paradiso Citra IPA, a 0.5% beer from the team at Big Drop Brewing.
Located at the end of the beer, wine and spirits aisle, shoppers will also be able to purchase drinks in cans to give as gifts in the run up to Christmas.
The trial sits within Asda's 'test and learn' partnership strategy, which sees it bring relevant brands and services into stores to complement the retailer's existing food and George businesses.
The concept could launch in more stores next year and expand the range available if there is demand.
Matt Harrison, Senior Director of Business Development and Strategic Partnerships at Asda, said: "As part of our partnership strategy we want to bring new and exciting concepts into stores that have never before been seen by our customers – and Craft on Draft is a great example of this.
"The Craft on Draft team's expertise in the hospitality industry will bring a range of drinks to our store that are unlikely to be found elsewhere and that complement our strong existing beers, wines and spirits offer.
"The refillable element of the trial gives customers the chance to pick up a new tipple and make a small change to help them shop more sustainably in our Milton Keynes store."
Craig Bell, Co-Founder at Craft on Draft, said: "We're proud to be launching this new concept exclusively with Asda and have secured some interesting beers for the whole of December, with even more low and no alcohol options to come in January.
"We're passionate about craft beers and ciders and aim to showcase the best small batch brews to bring something new and different to Asda customers. Although if they want to try them, they'll need to be quick, as there will be a limited number of serves available and once it's gone, it's gone."
UK homes can help save 60m pieces of plastic each year with new cleaning range
Happy Thanksgiving – more UK households are set to celebrate the holiday for 2021


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NEWS: 344 Audio Attends Premiere For Mad Lord In London
This weekend we were down in London for the premiere of the film Mad Lord: Samurai of 1000 Deaths, directed by Samuel Smith. We supervised the entire Post Sound and completed all sound effects, design, and mixing. This project was tons of fun to work on, as it combined a historical setting with intense action and psychological elements.
Synopsis: When a great samurai Lord's mind becomes infected by devils his loving Sokushitsu comes to his aid. Knowing that their weakness will soon be taken advantage of by the neighbouring rebel army. Sokushitsu demands that General Ekei travels to the borders of the Shoguns palace to collect some illegally acquired medicine. The General returns from his mission with more than a cure to the Lord's madness, he brings evidence of treachery, witchcraft, and rebellion.
The premiere screening took place at House of Vans London. Upon arrival, we were greeted by a welcome party of 2 Samurai in full armour!
As the Lord's mental state slowly begins to unravel throughout the film, we used sound design to give the audience a taste of his fractured psyche. We used a blend of natural sounds and field recordings from Asia and Japan with hyper-real effects that hinted at the Lord's madness.
Our Lead Audio Craftsman, Alex Gregson with Mad Lord Director Samuel Smith.
Collaboration is at the heart of everything we do here at 344 Audio, so we attend premieres and screenings wherever possible to support the amazing filmmakers that we work with. It was incredible to see the film in its completed state and to network with many of the London based production crew. The response to the film was extremely positive, and Samuel the director discussed the potential developing Mad Lord into a feature-length project in the future.
2 Samurai warriors engage in single combat during one of the film's battle scenes.
To top the whole experience off, we were treated to a live performance of the score from London based rock-n-roll band Steak. They played the score live over the film as it was running which really added to the atmosphere of the film!
Our name in the credits.
Artwork from the film presented in the foyer.
We really enjoyed attending this premiere and supporting Mad Lord. If you want to find out more info about the film and the people involved please follow the following links: https://www.samuelsmithdirector.com/mad-lord-samurai-of-1000-deaths
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This is an advanced studio course in arts-engineering and new media practice (with an emphasis for Spring 2016 on mapping and information visualization using geographic data). Topics surveyed in the course will be tailored to student interests, and may include: experimental interface design, locative and mobile media, data-driven activism, image processing and computer vision-based interactions, and other topics. Through a small number of exploratory assignments and a public capstone project, students will bolster interdisciplinary problem-solving abilities and explore computation as a medium for curiosity-driven experimentation. Enrolling students are expected to have demonstrable programming skills, without exception, beyond the level of an introductory class such as 15-112. Although the course will provide technical overviews of major visualization toolkits (including D3, Processing, and openFrameworks), assignments may be executed in the student's preferred programming environment. Graduate students should register for section 51-882 or 60-712, which meets with the undergraduate sections 60-412 and 51-482.
Students should have access to a personal laptop; OSX, Windows and Linux are all acceptable. However, although nearly all of the toolkits with which we work are free and cross-platform, example projects will generally only be given for OSX. An Android or iOS smartphone may also be helpful for some projects.
Enrolling students are expected to have demonstrable programming skills, without exception, beyond the level of an introductory class such as 15-112. Although the course will provide technical overviews of major arts-engineering toolkits, assignments may be executed (except where indicated) in the student's preferred programming environment. Graduate students should register for section 51-882, which meets with the undergraduate sections 60-412, 51-482, and 62-726.
There are four main assignments: three small projects due at (approximately) 14-21 day intervals, and a Capstone project with a proposal, check-in, and public exhibition phase. Additionally, students must make weekly "Looking Outwards" research reports based on Internet research. More details are on the Assignments page.


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Hulks. Will. Fall. But who will take the biggest fall of all? The Red Hulk and Bruce Banner form an uneasy alliance to defeat a conspiracy bent on taking down the U.S. government. But will they destroy each other before they can triumph? Guest-starring Thor, Captain America, the X-Men, Black Panther, the Fantastic Four and more, this monster-sized saga kicks off with the death of a longtime Hulk legend and never lets up! And in the aftermath, the truth is finally out: The identity of the Red Hulk is revealed! Everything Hulk fans have been waiting for pays off here, but it only whets the appetite for the epic final showdown between Red and Green Hulks - a cataclysmic battle that will settle once and for all which one is the strongest there is! Collecting FALL OF THE HULKS: GAMMA and HULK (2008) #19-24.
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var path = require('path'),
  request = require('request'),
  gulp = require('gulp'),
  install = require('gulp-install'),
  conflict = require('gulp-conflict'),
  template = require('gulp-template'),
  rename = require('gulp-rename'),
  _ = require('underscore.string'),
  inquirer = require('inquirer');

gulp.task('default', function (done) {
  var prompts = [{
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    name: 'genName',
    message: 'Which MongoDB project would you like to generate?',
    choices: [{
        name: "Mongoose/Express | Schema",
        value: "mongoose"
      }, {
        name: "Mongojs/Express",
        value: "mongojs"
      }, {
        name: "Mongoskin/Express",
        value: "mongoskin"
      }, {
        name: "Monk/Koa",
        value: "monk"
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              name: "Mongoose Schema",
              value: "mongooseSchema"
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        inquirer.prompt(goosePrompts,
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        gulp.start('mongojs');
      } else if (answers.genName == 'mongoskin') {
        gulp.start('mongoskin');
      } else if (answers.genName == 'monk') {
        gulp.start('monk');
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    });
});

gulp.task('mongoose', function (done) {
  var prompts = [{
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    name: 'appname',
    message: 'What is the name of your app?',
    default: path.basename(process.cwd())
  }, {
    name: 'dbName',
    message: 'Database Name',
    type: 'input',
    default: 'myDb'
  }, {
    name: 'dbHost',
    message: 'Database Host',
    type: 'input',
    default: 'localhost'
  }, {
    name: 'dbUser',
    message: 'Database User',
    type: 'input',
    default: ''
  }, {
    name: 'dbPassword',
    message: 'Database Password',
    type: 'password',
    default: ''
  }, {
    name: 'dbPort',
    message: 'Database Port',
    type: 'input',
    default: 27017
  }, {
    name: 'useHeroku',
    message: 'Will you be using heroku?',
    type: 'confirm',
    default: true
  }];
  //Ask
  inquirer.prompt(prompts,
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      answers.nameDashed = _.slugify(answers.appname);
      answers.modulename = _.camelize(answers.appname);

      gulp.src(__dirname + '/templates/mongoose/static/views/index.html')
        .pipe(conflict('./views'))
        .pipe(gulp.dest('./views'));

      if(answers.useHeroku)
      {
        gulp.src(__dirname + '/templates/mongojs/heroku/Procfile')
            .pipe(conflict('./'))
            .pipe(gulp.dest('./'));
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      gulp.src(__dirname + '/templates/mongoose/app/**')
        .pipe(template(answers))
        .pipe(rename(function (file) {
          if (file.basename[0] === '_') {
            file.basename = '.' + file.basename.slice(1);
          }
        }))
        .pipe(conflict('./'))
        .pipe(gulp.dest('./'))
        .pipe(install())
        .on('end', function () {
          done();
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    });
});

gulp.task('mongoose-schema', function (done) {
  var prompts = [{
    type: 'input',
    name: 'schemaName',
    message: 'What is the of the schema?',
    default: 'article'
  }, {
    name: 'properties',
    message: 'comma delimited list of schema properties, ex: property:type, property:type',
    type: 'input',
    default: 'title:String,excerpt:String,content:String,published:Boolean,created:Date'
  }];
  //Ask
  inquirer.prompt(prompts,
    function (answers) {

        answers.schemaSlug = _.slugify(answers.schemaName);
        answers.schemaCamelized = _.camelize(answers.schemaName);

        var fields = answers.properties.split(',');

        answers.schemaFields = fields;
        answers.mockData = "{}";

        console.log("Your creating a schema for " + answers.schemaCamelized);
        console.log("With the fields: " + answers.schemaFields);

        var props = {};

        answers.schemaFields.forEach(function(field, index) {
          var fld = field.split(":")[0];
          var type = field.split(":")[1];
          props[fld] = {};
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              props[fld].type = type.toLowerCase();
              props[fld].ipsum = 'id';
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              props[fld].type = 'string';
              props[fld].format = 'date-time';
            break;
            case 'Array':
              props[fld].type = type.toLowerCase();
              props[fld].items = { "type": "string" };
            break;
            case 'Number':
              props[fld].type = type.toLowerCase();
            break;
            case 'Boolean':
              props[fld].type = type.toLowerCase();
            break;
            case 'String':
              props[fld].type = type.toLowerCase();
              props[fld].ipsum = "sentence"
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            case 'Buffer':
            case 'Mixed':
            break;
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          uri: 'http://schematic-ipsum.herokuapp.com',
          method: 'POST',
          json: {
            "type": "object",
            "properties": props
          }
        };

        request(options, function(error, response, body) {
          console.log("starting request to schematic for test mock data...");
          if (!error && response.statusCode == 200) {
            answers.mockData = JSON.stringify(body);
          }else{
            console.log("There was an issue reaching http://schematic-ipsum.herokuapp.com.");
            console.log("providing mock data for tests has failed, update you test file manually.");
          }

          gulp.src(__dirname + '/templates/mongoose/schema/**')
            .pipe(template(answers))
            .pipe(rename(function (file) {
              if(file.extname === '.js'){
                switch (file.basename) {
                  case 'route':
                    file.basename = answers.schemaSlug;
                    break;
                  case 'schema':
                    file.basename = answers.schemaSlug;
                    break;
                  case 'test-schema':
                    file.basename = 'test-' + answers.schemaSlug;
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              }
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            .pipe(conflict('./'))
            .pipe(gulp.dest('./'))
            .on('end', function () {
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});

gulp.task('mongoskin', function (done) {
 var prompts = [{
    type: 'input',
    name: 'appname',
    message: 'What is the name of your app?',
    default: path.basename(process.cwd())
  }, {
    name: 'dbName',
    message: 'Database Name',
    type: 'input',
    default: 'myDb'
  }, {
    name: 'dbHost',
    message: 'Database Host',
    type: 'input',
    default: 'localhost'
  }, {
    name: 'dbUser',
    message: 'Database User',
    type: 'input',
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"Getting to Know Me" Brings Students the Power to Succeed
Posted on Friday, February 10th, 2017 by Collaborative for Educational Services
Source: Martha Maloney, Collaborative for Educational Services
Julia Levesque, Photo by Martha Maloney
Julia stops and smiles as she talks about her work with children as a counselor at a local summer camp. Julia recently completed her first year at Mount Tom Academy, transitioning to the program after a period of struggle. CES runs this alternative learning program for high school students from area schools who have not been successful in a traditional a high school setting.
"Spending a year in this classroom was like spending a year getting to know me. The hardworking and smart me," said Julia. She was coping with the aftereffects of multiple sequential concussion and other diagnoses, and had become depressed and unable to function in her classes and school environment. Success she previously enjoyed as a student eluded. Her. "Everything went downhill so fast," remembers Julia. She began to miss school, further straining her relationship with teachers.
Julia's parents struggled to find options. After months of working with her school's special education department and area agencies, Julia was on the verge of dropping out when Mount Tom Academy was suggested as an option. Julia's mother saw her daughter's resistance to school ebb as they visited the school, located on the Holyoke Community College campus. Julia offered, "I think I might like to try it. When can I start?" She started the next week.
Mount Tom's Barbara Cheney began building Julia's academic confidence by focusing on Julia's personal instructional needs. "It was eye-opening," says Julia, "I had so much more power to succeed in my education!" The support, guidance and structure were key to finding solutions for problematic issues within Julia's learning process.
Julia eagerly focused on math, reading and writing, gaining self confidence, and, she said, maturity. "I learned not to take everything so personally, and I know that while I am dealing with my own issues, others have their own, too."
Mount Tom students take college placement tests as they enter the program. On the last day of Julia's first school year, she was tested again on skill levels. When asked about the testing, Julia grinned – "I was so nervous, but I booted it out of the park!" There wasn't just improvement, Julia was now proficient at college levels. "I know that I'm smart enough to be in college!" Julia has done so well in her studies, she is preparing to dual enroll at Holyoke Community College beginning in January 2017.
Her career goals have also become clear. With a history of working with and for others, from multiple years as part of the local Walk for Mental Health, to her work at a daycare and at camp, Julia found her future, she'll continue to focus on helping others by becoming a Kindergarten teacher. "I feel like I'm giving back by helping children," she says. Julia will return to HCC in the fall and is currently researching how to finish up her degree in elementary education at a four-year college out of state.
When asked her thoughts about her Mount tom experience, Julia says "we are like a family in this little HCC campus space, with each of us growing in different ways, but we all support each other so much. People come here for different reasons, but all are accepted and respected."
Filed Under: CES Stories, Local News Tagged With: Mount Tom Academy


One of the most challenging issues families face is setting up a parenting plan that gives children access to both parents as they grow older. This works best if you and the other parent can maintain an amicable relationship, even if you have had disputes in the past. Whether you and the other parent are seeking a divorce or were never married in the first place, a parenting plan gives you the ability to establish a schedule and set expectations for your children.
According to the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment, a parenting plan is essentially a written document that includes all agreed-upon arrangements regarding your children. If you and the other parent are unable to reach an agreement on your own, a court may need to make these decisions for you. Judges and court officials consider a number of factors when doing so, including where each parent lives, the kids' current educational and religious circumstances and needs, health care issues, the parents' financial situations and any other matters that might impact the children's health and wellbeing in both the short and long term.
Some people feel that a parenting plan is unnecessary because they generally get along with their children's other parent and don't foresee any complications arising in the future. Even if this is the case, it's important to establish some guidelines for how you will raise your kids together, split between two households. It can be difficult to modify parenting plans in the future, so it's important to set up a sound arrangement from the start.
As you work through setting up a parenting plan, there are several issues the state of Colorado suggests addressing to ensure children's day-to-day needs are met, no matter where and with whom they are spending their time. Ideally, kids will have enough time to establish strong bonds with both parents, which is particularly important when it comes to building self-esteem and teaching children to respect boundaries through balanced and consistent discipline.
Additionally, children should be able to safely move from one household to the other without experiencing high levels of conflict, and each parent should be careful to avoid speaking poorly of the other and trying to pass messages through the kids.
It's also worth noting that the American Psychological Association has studied post-divorce effects on children, and results from a 2005 analysis found that kids tend to do better when they are involved in parenting plans from the beginning. According to the APA, children who have had input into these plans report significantly higher levels of satisfaction later on. In addition, kids in joint custody arrangements typically enjoy better overall health and wellness than those who live primarily with their mother.
Depending on your circumstances, establishing a parenting plan can be either simple and straightforward or challenging and hampered by disputes with your children's other parent. For the guidance and advice you need when dealing with these issues, speak with an experienced Longmont family law attorney.


the case against the 2003 to life imprisonment, the convicted "D.C. sniper" will be re-rolled. As the Supreme court of the United States announced on Monday it is concerned from the autumn with the question of whether the condemnation of the time of the crime, 17-year-old Lee Boyd Malvo to two consecutive life sentences without parole is illegal. In 2012, the Supreme court had ruled that the sentencing of Minors to life imprisonment without the possibility of early dismissal is unconstitutional. In 2016, the Supreme Court ruled that its decision is retroactive and the offending sentence could only apply to underage offenders, whose crimes were completely incorrigible nature.
Malvo had veterans in October 2002, together with an accomplice, 41-year-old Gulf war, John Allen Muhammad, the inhabitants of Washington and the surrounding communities in the States of Virginia and Maryland for weeks, terrorized. Arbitrarily and to different times of the Day they shot – hidden in the trunk of a car – gas stations and Parking spaces targeted at passers-by and killed ten people.
a Short time prior to a decision on a possible exclusion of the Hungarian Fidesz party of the European people's party (EPP) remains the EPP's top candidate, Manfred Weber hard. He threatened the Hungarian Prime Minister, Viktor Orban, again with consequences if they do not meet the requirements of the EPP parties, including the CDU and the CSU.
Federal President of Germany Frank-Walter Steinmeier has been registered in the Embassy of new Zealand in the condolence book for the victims of Christchurch and the country his "deep sympathy" sent to. "It is particularly despicable is that the people were victims of these cowardly attacks, peacefully pursuing their Faith," wrote Steinmeier, who was accompanied by his wife Elke Büdenbender.
At the funeral of a nationally known Chemnitzer right-wing extremists took part on Monday in the Saxon town of around 1000 football Hooligans and neo-Nazis. A funeral procession through the district of Altchemnitz was trouble-free, the police announced after the completion of the operation. She was with a large contingent of 950 officers on the ground. Following the burial, however, two warnings for violation of the explosives were added to the law. A woman had reported to be out of a moving car with a lit smoke pot. In the subsequent control of the vehicle other non-approved pyrotechnics had been found.
The severe tropical cyclone "Idai" has left in Mozambique, a picture of horror and a still unexplained, but probably a tremendously high number of fatalities. Whole tracts of land were on Monday devastated: villages and cities were under water, houses in ruins, pantries were swept away by the floods. Hundreds of thousands of people were stuck in the crisis zone continue to be without electricity and mobile network. Many places were cut off because of the Floods from the outside world.
The number of dead as a result of the storm in Mozambique could rise, according to President Filipe Nyusi on up to 1000 or even more. So far, only 84 deaths were confirmed, but estimates of helpers, and the sight of the area from the air on a devastating disaster, said Nyusi, the state radio broadcaster Radio Moçambique. In neighboring Zimbabwe, the government spoke of so far 98 dead and 217 Missing. The cyclone, with the strength of four out of five was taken in the night of Friday, with wind gusts of up to 160 kilometers per hour from the Indian ocean, coming in the proximity of the city of Beira in Mozambique to the country. It storm surges and massive Flooding followed. Thousands of people lost their homes, at least 1300 people were injured, according to the civil protection.
The massive violence in the recent "yellow West"protests has personnel consequences: The Paris police, Michel prefect Delpuech must go, as the French Prime Minister, Edouard Philippe announced after a crisis meeting at the Elysée Palace. Philippe also announced a possible demonstration, prohibitions, among other things, on the Champs-Elysées.
After the shooting in a tram in Utrecht, the main suspect has been arrested. The chief of police, Rob van Bree announced, on Monday evening. A Reporter from the Dutch television station NOS reported that the Suspect had been arrested in Utrecht. It will be the 37-year-old Gökmen Tanis – a native Turk.
The police of Utrecht has announced that it has taken a further suspects. More, you don't want to give but known. The information is still rather poor.
mayor Jan van Zanen gave at the press conference, no definitive answer as to the motive of the offender, and confirmed that it was probably a crime of passion. The number of the dead remains as well as the number of injured remained unchanged. Van Zanen said, of the five injured, three were still in serious condition.
information on a possible crime of passion in the shots of Utrecht. According to information from the Dutch television, the police heard the brother of the 37-year-old Gökmen Tanis, without first Details were known. The Turkish state news Agency Anadolu reported, citing unspecified relatives of Tanis, that he got shot in the street car to a woman because of a family matter. Then he had opened fire on the people who want to help the woman.
The alert level will remain until 22.00 at the highest level of five, reported NCTV. The reason for this is that the perpetrator is still on the run. The subject is not still clarified. There is no confirmation of a terrorist motive for a crime, for family reasons.
The police in Utrecht has the number of the injured have been corrected. According to the latest data, five people were injured by the shots in the tram. Previously, the talk had been of the nine injured. Three people were killed in the act.
After the shooting in a tram in Utrecht, the police does not exclude, in addition to a terrorist motive is now also a family drama. "It could also be that it is a crime of passion," said a police spokesman for the Dutch NOS radio. On Twitter let the police know, speculation in social media that it could be besides an act of terrorism, another motive could only be answered with the note that you could exclude, for the Moment, nothing. Previously, an eye-witness report had become known, according to which the sought-after alleged perpetrators have apart in the tram specifically to a woman.
the first sign of relaxation? The city of Utrecht has aufgehiben the statement to the population to stay in the house. The informed mayor Jan van Zanen. The mayor denied now, that there had been several Places of the city shots.
about 10: 45 in the morning, a + has on the course of the 24. October in the Dutch city of Utrecht, a man in a tram to shot. Were killed, according to current knowledge, three people and nine injured, some seriously. Authorities and government in the Netherlands, classify the incident as an act of terrorism. After the alleged offender is wanted by the police. According to police, the 37-year-old, native-born Turks Gökmen Tanis. The man is on the run, where he left his first getaway car, a red Renault Clio. In the province of Utrecht is the highest security level 5 shall apply; the people are not asked to go outside, many public institutions – including schools and mosques are closed. The train service from and to Utrecht was stopped. The Federal police is supporting the investigation with increased controls at the German-Dutch border. Open is still, whether the Suspect acted alone or whether he had accomplices, and it remains unclear whether in several Places of the city was shot or not. There are two figures for the hour of contradictory statements. The alleged arrest of two persons during house searches is not yet confirmed.
The Federal police has its controls at the German-Dutch border. "There is an increased control density," said a spokesman for the Federal interior Ministry in Berlin, the news Agency AFP. From traffic vehicles would be inspected, the spokesman said. It would take place "targeted controls in view of the situation knowledge". Also, the Federal police headquarters in Potsdam, announced that the Federal police have intensified "their border police investigation measures, among other things, on the German-Dutch border and in the railway police the area".
The police of Utrecht, they found the alleged getaway car. It should be a red Renault Clio had been stolen prior to the attack in the tram on the Amerikalaan. Was found the car is now at the Tichelaarslaan. The police are asking for any information if anyone has watched the car theft.
In the attack in the Dutch city of Utrecht came to the words of the mayor, three people were killed. In addition, nine people were injured, three of them seriously, said Jan van Zanen in a video message. The Figures were confirmed by the police official. According to the mayor it has been a terrorist attack.
In the case of the shooting at the #24oktoberplein in Utrecht, the police confirms 3 death and 9 injured.
The Federal police in North Rhine-Westphalia "beyond the normal level armed" – so that an uncontrolled entry of the Suspect should be prevented to NRW.
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte of the shots in Utrecht from a stop. Rutte does not lock in a short press conference with a terrorist Background. It had been injured and possibly Dead.
The Dutch right-wing populist Geert Wilders of the shots in a tram in Utrecht of an act of terrorism. Wilders said on Dutch television, it looks after a "terrorist attack with innocent Victims".
The police Utrecht searches in connection with the shooting in the tram after the 37-year-old Gökmen Tanis. The Suspect is said to be born in Turkey. The police said via Twitter, and asks for instructions. Those who see the Sought-after, not to approach him but call the police. The police had originally gefahnet to Gökman Tanis, the spelling of the first name, but a little later corrected.
Onze imaginary zijn bij onze Nederlandse vrienden. Onze services zijn waakzaam en volgen de situatie in #Utrecht op de voet. We staan paraat om te helpen waar we kunnen.
the Three victims of the shots in the tram were taken to hospital, reports the Dutch television and the newspaper "De Telegraaf". Several people had been supplied at the crime scene and the medical.
In Utrecht in the morning like at several Points shots. The head of the Dutch Anti-Terror Agency, Pieter said-Jaap aalbers mountain. Details he called. The couldn't confirm the police of Utrecht. Currently, a "large police over use of" to capture the volatile Protect, said aalbers Berg at a press conference in The Hague.
citing the authorities, the AFP news Agency is now reporting again that in several Places of the city shots had fallen. Also, the Minister of justice had spoken. From the side of the police is not confirmed up to the hour yet.
The situation in Utrecht is more confusing. The authorities have been called to stay at home or in the workplace. It is not excluded that it could lead to further incidents. The police are still searching for the culprit, they say. The University of the Dutch city closed its doors. All students were asked to remain in the Uni-buildings.
The police in Utrecht on calling witnesses, pictures or Videos of the shooting on 24 October plein on a website to upload. The Red cross has launched a website where you can members report that it is in security or looking for someone.
The head of the Dutch Anti-Terror Agency, Pieter-Jaap aalbers Berg, has spoken in a Statement before the press of the offender, and the fact that in several Places in Utrecht, the shot had been. A Reporter of the newspaper "Algemeen Dagblad" reported, however, that a police spokesman had the latter denied. "Strange," says the Reporter.
cordoned off The exact location in Utrecht is still unclear. The movement of trains in and out of the city was set up, highways were blocked, in part, to support services to ensure quick Progress. The first victims of the incident were admitted in a special emergency. There is no Overview of the numbers of victims. At least one fatality, but it is considered safe. Soon the police will announce details during a press conference.
Dutch media reports about a police operation at an apartment at the Trumanlaan in Utrecht, not far from the scene of the crime. If an offender is there, however, is still unclear. Basically, the security authorities is the call to remain in the place of the assassination, and then to stay home. Schools and mosques in Utrecht were closed for safety.
overlooking the scene of the crime on 24 October plein in Utrecht. Behind the protection of potential victims. Officially it is not confirmed yet.
The police calls on Utrecht all the inhabitants, from the scene of the crime. In addition, the government has declared the highest threat level in the province of Utrecht, says the "Telegraaf". This is true for the time being, until 18 o'clock. As it is said, was the threat to level 5 never in the Netherlands.
After the shooting in a tram in Utrecht, the attacker is on the run. The Dutch police said on Monday. The police spoke not only of a Protect, the Dutch news Agency ANP, they exclude, however, that there are also multiple attackers.
the shots in a tram in Utrecht get is several media reports, according to at least one people been ötet. The Dutch news Agency ANP reported on Monday, was the victim of cover between two road rail vehicles on the tracks.
The police are investigating in connection with the shots in Utrecht, also a possible terrorist Background. The investigations were in full swing, police said on Monday on Twitter. It will not currently be excluded from a possible terrorist motive.
In the Dutch city of Utrecht have been injured, according to police reports, several people shots. Dutch media reports citing a police spokesman, the shooting shortly before 10.45 PM in a tram close to 24. October plein favor. The police have cordoned off the scene of the crime. The offender was on the run, according to the witnesses, he escaped in a car. If there is more than one offender, it is so far unclear. According to the media, the Anti-Terror police. The police considers a "terrorist" Background.
The police is investigating the shooting at the #24oktoberplein in Utrecht this morning. To possible terrorist motif is part of the investigation.
Three rescue helicopters, according to a tweet by the air rescue life liner NL. Two people have been revived on the road again.
After a heavy tropical storm and severe Flooding in the East of Zimbabwe, the number of dead has risen to 70. Hundreds more people are still missing, as Minister July Moyo said. At the weekend the authorities had spoken of 40 deaths. Most of the victims were killed in the province of Manicaland. It was difficult, relief goods in the worst-affected places close to the border to Mozambique to bring, because a lot of bridges and Strate were flooded.
The cyclone "Idai" came in the night to Friday with wind gusts of up to 160 kilometers per hour from the Indian ocean, coming in the centre of Mozambique to the country. The cyclone had the strength of four out of five. It came to storm surges and heavy rains. The storm weakened over Land and moved on to the nearby Zimbabwe, where it came to Flooding. The government has declared a state of emergency.


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Go on a full day fishing tour with a fishing guide in Stockholm Archipelago.
Bring someone near and dear or a number of friends on an unforgettable day in the archipelago. Everyone needs to get away from the responsibilities and obligations and have a relaxing time.
A day without fishing is a wasted day, someone said. We always adjust our tours to your specific wishes and your level.
During the warmer period, we fish mainly for pike, perch, and Zander. And During the colder period when our waters are under 11degress celsius also Sea Trout.
You can choose between spinning or fly fishing.
Welcome to a wonderful day in the Archipelago of Stockholm with us!
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We will meet at the water in the harbour in Vaxholm. Vaxholm is situated 30 km north from down town Stockholm.


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PREPARATIONS for a High Court battle between Hafod residents and the Welsh Assembly are well under way.
The Hafod Environmental Group has now raised enough money to contest the first stage of the legal battle with the Assembly.
The group is challenging the Assembly's planning inspectorate ruling that Mersey Waste Holdings (MWH) can turn Hafod Quarry into a landfill site.
It has lodged a legal challenge with the High Courts following advice from the Environmental Law Foundation and through door-to-door collections and private donations have raised £5,300 in just four weeks.
'We are now waiting for responses from both MWH and the Assembly,' said Hafod Environmental Group spokeswoman Pauline Smout.
'We are still raising money for the following stages should the barristers decide we still have a case in a couple of weeks.
The group wants to turn the site into a nature reserve but while they were gathering money and support, local people who work at Dennis Ruabon, the brick factory which quarries the clay on the site, said they believed the group was stopping the company operating on-site and threatening jobs.
'We value Dennis Ruabon for its historic significance and for the valuable jobs it provides today,' said Mrs Smout.
'Our group does not have the power to stop Dennis quarrying at the moment and has no intention of doing so.
'The plan we want to see implemented on-site is for Dennis to continue quarrying until all the clay has gone, which is estimated to be in eight to 10 years.
'During this time the rest of the site will be settling down as a nature reserve.
'Once quarrying is complete the whole site will become an all-singing, all-dancing nature reserve and country park for the community.
A spokeswoman for the Welsh Assembly offered no comment at this time.


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May 2, 2017 1:32PM ET
Nike & Comme des Garçons Team Up for Met Gala Sneaker
By Angela Velasquez
The Balenciaga "boot pants" worn by Salma Hayek and Lily Aldridge may be the talk of the town the day after the Met Gala, but Nike is causing a stir of its own.
Virgil Abloh Partnership Takes Center Stage in Latest Nike Book
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On Tuesday, the sneaker brand launched the Nike Air Pegasus 83 CDG to celebrate the opening of "Rei Kawakubo/Comme des Garçons: Art of the In-Between" at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The special edition sneaker has a triple-black suede upper with a leather swoosh and heel tab and features a gold welded CDG logo on the foxing. The sneaker is available at the Metropolitan Museum of Art Store in New York City.
The thematic Met exhibit features approximately 150 examples of Kawakubo's womenswear for Comme des Garçons dating from the early 1980s to her most recent collection.
Fostering Diversity and Inclusion Has Become a 'Business Imperative,' Experts Say
This Is What Happened in Luxury Resale Last Year


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Q: C++ templates: late instantiation of enable_if member function warning I'm trying to late instantiate an enabled_if class member function (need it to bypass circular dependencies), but I'm getting "warning C4544: 'itemType_inner': default template argument ignored on this template declaration" in Visual Studio 2017 (/std:c++latest).
Now I've read what it says at Compiler Warning (level 1) C4544, but I didn't understand it and the example doesn't help me either.
Now if I have a normal class, I late instantiate the template as:
template <typename itemType> class A
{
    public: bool Function_1( int variable ) const;
};

template <typename itemType> bool A<itemType>::Function_1( int variable ) const
{
    return false;
}

But if I try the same technique with the enable_if function, I get the warning:
template <typename itemType> class A
{
public:
    template<class itemType_inner = itemType>
    typename std::enable_if<std::is_arithmetic<itemType_inner>::value, bool >::type Function_2( int variable ) const;
};

template <typename itemType>
template<class itemType_inner = itemType>
typename std::enable_if<std::is_arithmetic<itemType_inner>::value, bool >::type A<itemType>::Function_2( int variable ) const
{
    return false;
}

Now any clarification on what C4544 really means in my case and how to remove it would be really appreciated.
Br
Waldemar

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