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Amherst Co. Sheriffs Arrest Man Wanted for Murder in Alabama
Amherst Co., VA - The Amherst County Sheriff's Office arrested a driver they say is wanted for killing two people in Alabama.
Cameron Rayford, 29, was arrested on Route 29 on Sunday. The sheriff's office says he was driving 100 miles per hour.
They say Rayford was out on bond in Alabama and was not supposed to leave the state. He faces capital murder charges and was charged in Amherst County with reckless driving.
The passenger in the car, Nikeem McDory, 21, was charged with drug possession.

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Hanwha Chemical R and nter
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Yu H.-C.,Yonsei University |
Kumar S.V.,Yonsei University |
Song Y.-K.,Yonsei University |
Choi J.,University of Tokyo |
And 4 more authors.
Macromolecular Research | Year: 2011
Nanopore generation could be accomplished in thin films of fully alicyclic polyimides derived from an alicyclic dianhydride and diamines. A silylation method for the alicyclic diamines was used to synthesize high molecular weight alicyclic polyimides. Triblock copolyimides were prepared using N-silylated alicyclic diamines, alicyclic dianhydride, and a thermally labile polymer. Nanoporous films of fully alicyclic polyimides were prepared through heating of the copolyimide films to induce thermal degradation of the labile block. © 2011 The Polymer Society of Korea and Springer Netherlands.
Nam H.-S.,Hanwha Chemical R and nter |
Nam H.-S.,KAIST |
Yoon J.-K.,Hanbat National University |
Ko J.M.,Hanbat National University |
Kim J.-D.,KAIST
Materials Chemistry and Physics | Year: 2010
Nanostructured manganese dioxide, MnO2, was synthesized by a sonochemical method. Nanostructured MnO2 had the shapes of flower-like and nanowires by changing the pH in the aqueous solution, as observed via scanning electron microscopy and transmission electron microscopy. The electrochemical capacitance was studied by cyclic voltammetry. A maximum specific capacitance of 300 Fg-1 was obtained for the nanowires in a potential range from 0.1 to 0.9 V vs. SCE in 1 M sodium sulfate solution at a scan rate of 5 mV s-1. These materials can be useful to increase the specific capacitance by wetting behavior of electrolytes from their structural properties. © 2010 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
Lim J.-H.,Sungkyunkwan University |
Bae K.,Sungkyunkwan University |
Shin J.-H.,Sungkyunkwan University |
Kim J.-H.,Hanwha Chemical R and nter |
And 3 more authors.
Powder Technology | Year: 2016
Computational particle-fluid dynamics (CPFD) simulations were carried out to determine the bed pressure drop and bubble behavior in bubbling fluidized beds produced using a shroud nozzle distributor. The fluidized bed had an internal diameter of 0.3m and height of 2.4m and was modeled using Barracuda, commercial CPFD software. The bed materials consisted of metal-grade silicon particles with dp, ρp, and Umf of 150μm, 2330kg/m3, and 0.02m/s, respectively. The total bed inventory and the static bed height were 75kg and 0.8m, respectively. Air was used as the fluidizing gas at room temperature and atmospheric pressure and was uniformly supplied at the inlet boundary below the distributor. The superficial gas velocity was controlled in the range between 0.07 and 0.17m/s, and the restitution coefficient of the collision model and the particle normal stress parameter, which affected the particle-particle interaction, were adjusted to obtain accurate simulation data. The results of each simulation were validated by comparing the pressure drop profile to that obtained through experiments under the same conditions. The values predicted for the bed pressure drop and the bubble volume fraction changed according to the restitution coefficient in the collision model and the particle normal stress. At Ps=5, the bed pressure drop and the bubble flow characteristics were similar to those obtained from the experimental data. © 2015 Elsevier B.V.
Cho J.,Hanwha Chemical R and nter |
Lee H.,Hanwha Chemical R and nter |
Hyun D.,Hanwha Chemical R and nter |
Lee Y.,Hanwha Chemical R and nter |
And 2 more authors.
Solar Energy | Year: 2013
Emitter wrap-through (EWT) solar cells with an 18.6% cell efficiency were fabricated by etch-back with etch resist, a selective emitter (SE) with reactive ion etching (RIE) and screen printing technologies. The short-circuit current densities (Jsc) were more than 40mA/cm2, but the cell efficiency was limited by the fill factor (FF), which was as low as 73.4%. An electroluminescence (EL) analysis showed that this low value was linked to shunts occurring in the via-holes. The doping profile difference between the wafer surface and the inside of the via-holes was statistically insignificant. However, the thickness of the deposited SiNx passivation layer in the via-holes decreased from the surface to the inner side, allowing the paste to penetrate the junction through the passivation layer and causing shunts during the firing process. By changing to Ag paste for the shallow emitter, changing the firing conditions and performing a process optimization, an efficiency of 19.5% with a FF of 77.6% was achieved using industrial 6-inch. Cz wafers under AM 1.5G. © 2013 Elsevier Ltd.
Lee J.-H.,Yonsei University |
Sohn J.-H.,Yonsei University |
Ryu S.Y.,Hanwha Chemical R and nter |
Hong C.-S.,Yonsei University |
And 2 more authors.
Journal of Cellular and Molecular Medicine | Year: 2013
Asthma is a chronic inflammatory disease induced by Type 2 helper T cells and eosinophils. Vascular cell adhesion molecule-1 (VCAM-1) has been implicated in recruiting eosinophils and lymphocytes to pathological sites in asthma as a regulatory receptor. Accordingly, monoclonal antibody (mAb) against VCAM-1 may attenuate allergic inflammation and pathophysiological features of asthma. We attempted to evaluate whether a recently developed human anti-VCAM-1 mAb can inhibit the pathophysiological features of asthma in a murine asthma model induced by ovalbumin (OVA). Leucocyte adhesion inhibition assay was performed to evaluate the in vitro blocking activity of human anti-VCAM-1 mAb. OVA-sensitized BALB/c mice were treated with human anti-VCAM-1 mAb or isotype control Ab before intranasal OVA challenge. We evaluated airway hyperresponsiveness (AHR) and bronchoalveolar lavage fluid analysis, measured inflammatory cytokines and examined histopathological features. The human anti-VCAM-1 mAb bound to human and mouse VCAM-1 molecules and inhibited adhesion of human leucocytes in vitro. AHR and inflammatory cell counts in bronchoalveolar lavage fluid were reduced in mice treated with human anti-VCAM-1 mAb as compared with a control Ab. The levels of interleukin (IL)-5 and IL-13, as well as transforming growth factor-β, in lung tissue were decreased in treated mice. Human anti-VCAM-1 mAb reduced goblet cell hyperplasia and peribronchial fibrosis. In vivo VCAM-1 expression decreased in the treated group. In conclusion, human anti-VCAM-1 mAb attenuated allergic inflammation and the pathophysiological features of asthma in OVA-induced murine asthma model. The results suggested that human anti-VCAM-1 mAb could potentially be used as an additional anti-asthma therapeutic medicine. © 2013 The Authors.
Kim J.-G.,Hanwha Chemical R and nter |
Jang D.O.,Yonsei University
Tetrahedron Letters | Year: 2010
We developed a mild and convenient trifluoroacetylation process for amines using a combination of trichloroacetonitrile and triphenylphosphine. The reaction that we designed is applicable to the trifluoroacetylation of a wide variety of amines, including amines with stereogenic centers, which underwent trifluoroacetylation without racemization. © 2009 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
Kim W.,Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology |
Yun C.,Doosan Heavy Industries and Construction |
Jung K.T.,Hanwha Chemical R and nter |
Park S.,Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology |
Kim S.H.,Hanwha Chemical R and nter
Computers and Chemical Engineering | Year: 2012
Temperature control is crucial when designing a catalytic tubular reactor for exothermic reactions because hot spots in packed-bed tubes affect conversion, selectivity and lifespan of catalysts. To resolve the hot spot problem, a computer-aided scale-up method combining process modeling software, heat exchanger design software and computational fluid dynamics (CFD) analysis is proposed. The proposed method is composed of three steps as follows: firstly, the length and the number of tubes are determined to achieve a target production rate by the simulations of a single-tube reactor model. Secondly, the detailed geometry of a scaled-up reactor comprising multiple tubes is determined using heat exchanger design software. Finally, optimal operating conditions to control the hot spots are designated by CFD analysis. As a practical application, the method is applied to scaling up the single-tube reactor producing epichlorohydrin to a demonstration-scale reactor comprising 200 tubes so its optimal design and operating conditions are determined. © 2011 Elsevier Ltd.
Kim W.,Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology |
Yun C.,Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology |
Yun C.,Doosan Heavy Industries and Construction |
Kim Y.,Korea Institute of Machinery and Materials |
And 5 more authors.
Industrial and Engineering Chemistry Research | Year: 2011
A mathematical model for a tubular reactor producing epichlorohydrin (ECH) over titanium silicate-1 (TS-1) catalyst is proposed in this work. The Eley-Rideal mechanism is selected to describe the catalytic reaction, and pertinent kinetic parameters are estimated by a genetic algorithm combined with the Levenberg-Marquardt algorithm. The time-varying catalytic activity and effectiveness factor of a commercial TS-1 catalyst pellet are additionally included in the two-dimensional dynamic mass and energy transport model for the packed-bed tubular reactor. In a case study, the optimal length of the tubular reactor is determined by simulations using the developed model to maintain both conversion and selectivity above 96% during 90 days. The proposed model will contribute to effective design of industrial ECH production processes. © 2010 American Chemical Society.
Kim J.-G.,Hanwha Chemical R and nter |
Jang D.O.,Yonsei University
Synlett | Year: 2010
We developed a simple, practical, and catalytic method for the N-formylation of a wide variety of amines in the presence of molecular iodine as a catalyst under solvent-free conditions. This reaction is applicable to the chemoselective N-formylation of amino groups and -amino acid esters without epimerization. © 2010 Georg Thieme Verlag Stuttgart · New York.
Cho S.-Y.,Yonsei University |
Kim J.-G.,Hanwha Chemical R and nter |
Chung C.-M.,Yonsei University
Journal of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology | Year: 2010
Four kinds of cinnamate-type monomers were synthesized as healing agents. Photoirradiation of the monomers gave cyclobutane-containing crosslinked polymers via [2+2] cycloaddition. Cyclobutane cleavage upon cracking of the crosslinked polymers and re-cycloaddition of the cracked polymers were investigated by FT-IR spectroscopy. Photochemical crack healing was demonstrated by measurement of flexural strength of crosslinked, cracked, and healed polymers. It was observed that microcracks with width of 200 nm to 2 μm were healed by photoirradiation. Copyright © 2010 American Scientific Publishers.


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TeSP - Produção de Atividades para o Turismo Cultural
4 ECTS; 1º Ano, 1º Semestre, 15,0 T + 30,0 TP
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Students should be able to:
- Introduce oneself and others;
- Receive others at work;
- Write formal and semi formal electronic messages/ letters;
- Acquire and apply the grammar needed to achieve the aforementioned goals.
- Introducing oneself and others;
- Receiving others at work;
- Writing formal and semi formal electronic messages/ letters;
- Numbers and basic mathematics;
- Personal and demonstrative pronouns;
- Possessive pronouns and determiners.
Evaluation Methodology
- Taylor, J. e Zeter, J. (2011). Career Paths - Business English. Berkshire: Express Publishing
- Brown, H. e Dooley, J. e Evans, V. (2015). Career Paths - Management I. Berkshire: Express Publishing
- Bolton, D. e Oscarson, M. e Peterson, L. (1993). Basic Working Grammar. Lisboa: Thomas Nelson and Sons, Ltd e Lisboa Editora, Lda
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Reading, listening, speaking and writing and grammar exercises during theoretical and theoretical-practical classes.
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Former Sebring Police Chief Paul Freer became an ordained minister in the Church of the Nazarene on June 11 at the age of 71.
Freer has always felt the call to go into ministry, but it wasn't until he was 48 years old that he felt it the most. He began his journey as a member and advanced lay speaker at the Methodist Church in Sebring. In 2006, Freer moved to the church where he currently serves as an assistant pastor, Sebring First Church of the Nazarene.
It was a decade-long endeavor to become ordained as a minister through the Mount Vernon Nazarene University Certificate of Ministry program. Freer took a total of 24 modules, each one requiring him to write essays, sermons, study and do homework while maintaining his full-time job as the security and safety director at Copeland Oaks and Crandall Medical Center.
"I'm working through God," Freer said as he explained the intense ministry program. "I have to do the best I can."
Freer became a licensed pastor through the city of Sebring first, then continued his education to receive a license through the district. A one-year internship is a part of the program. To fulfill the requirement, Freer served as an associate pastor at Sebring First Church of the Nazarene.
At the end of each year, Freer has to show what he has done as a pastor and what classes he has taken by going before the education committee and credential board in the Church of Nazarene. This helps to ensure that he is being called upon by God and continuing to further his education.
Finally being ordained was a humbling experience for Freer.
All the hard work he put in while continuing to work full time was well worth it to him.
"It's quite an accomplishment in my life and to be 71 when I did it," Freer said.
He said he hopes people realize it's never too late to pursue your dream and not to give up no matter how long it takes to reach that goal.
Freer has dedicated his life to helping people. From the time he entered the United States Air Force in 1965, to being named police chief and now becoming ordained, it was only natural for Freer to continue helping people in as many ways as possible.
Freer recalled getting asked what will be next at each new chapter of his life. When he retired from the police department in 1999, he was asked what was next.
He told everyone he was going to continue working. He found his job at Copeland Oaks, where he has been for the last 18 years. As a newly ordained minister, he is not sure what his future entails just yet.
"I'm open to whatever God leads me to," Freer said.
Freer is happy to continue his work at Copeland Oaks and working as the assistant pastor at the Sebring First Church of the Nazarene for as long as he is meant to.
"I love coming to work," Freer said. "And I can minister here, too."


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Man found dead, hog-tied recently inherited fortune
Anthony Thomas O'Grady would tell almost everyone he met about the A$420,000 (NZ$448,000) he had inherited when his mother passed away last year, says his flatmate Peter Hore.
O'Grady's body was found hog-tied, half-naked and face down in at a cricket ground in Newcastle, New South Wales, on Wednesday.
Police have set up a taskforce to investigate his grisly death and the very public dumping of his body.
"My spiritual brother has been murdered by someone and they have made it look like a paedophile revenge murder when he had nothing to do with that kind of stuff," Hore said.
Police, who say there is no suggestion Hore had any involvement in the death of his 52-year-old housemate, have not determined a motive for O'Grady's murder.
Officers said the manner in which his body was found did not suggest any links to a gangland killing.
Hore, who said he was now frightened for his own safety, explained that he knew nothing about his mate's death until police made contact with him on Wednesday afternoon.
O'Grady's body was discovered by a woman walking a dog in Thomas Armstrong Oval about 8.20am (10.20am NZT).
Police searched in and around the park throughout the morning, possibly for a weapon, then moved their attention to the house that O'Grady shared with Hore.
Hore had shared the house with O'Grady for two years, along with a pet menagerie - goldfish, budgies and cats. Lots of cats apparently.
"He was a friend, a brother, who gave me somewhere to live for $180 a week because I am a little bit different," Hore said.
He described O'Grady as a generous and intelligent man, but one who drank a lot, often to excess.
It was "stupid" of O'Grady to tell random people about his inheritance but that was often how he got talking and drinking with people.
"He was that kind of person who would meet everyone and anyone in the street ... He knew a lot of people, but I was his only friend."
Hore is notorious in Australia for interrupting sporting and celebrity events. His long list of stunts include gatecrashing the funerals of former INXS frontman Michael Hutchence. He has also invaded the NSW and South Australian parliaments and once charged towards model Sarah Murdoch on stage during a lingerie launch at Brisbane.
Hore said O'Grady had owned a boat and car, which were left parked out the front of the house for two years because he couldn't drive.
The car, a white sedan, was found by police abandoned and was being examined by specialist forensic officers. It was understood the boat had also been recovered by police.
Hore said the last time he saw his mate was on Tuesday morning.
"He walked out with a bottle of beer in his hand saying 'this is breakfast' and I just shook my head.
"We were brothers who lived together and communicated with each other and sometimes drank together ... and suddenly he's gone, but not because he's a nasty person."
O'Grady was a familiar face in Mayfield, according to neighbours who described him as "a lovely guy", with "a heart of gold".
"He was a real character, an unusual sort of man," said one neighbour who spoke to him often.
Another neighbour said he was known as "the cat man" by people living in the street because of his fondness for cats, and the number of cats living at the house.
O'Grady was regularly seen wandering the streets of Mayfield and police were often seen at his house. Hore said his housmate was often brought home by police highly intoxicated by alcohol, but that he never touched any other sort of drugs.
O'Grady was found with bound feet and hands and wearing nothing from the waist down apart from a pair of black socks. A pair of white sport shoes were strewn on the grass nearby.
His body was dumped in the middle of the oval, clearly visible to anyone crossing a nearby railway bridge.
Footprints in the dewy grass appear to indicate the man was dumped there on Tuesday night.
A nearby business owner said police told him they were searching for a knife.
Newcastle crime manager Acting Inspector Jeff Little said police are exploring several motives.
"The fact that it is in a location in a public area, in the open, an oval, on that note we are hopeful that someone may have seen something, and with that information we urge you to come forward," he said on Wednesday.
"This particular offence is not a matter of a body that someone has tried to dispose of or hide, it was out in the open and that is quite clear."
He said the strike force would examine all avenues, including organised crime, sexually motivated links and drugs.
They were ruling nothing out.
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Crews Inspecting Water Main Break Near 78th and Beverly
OMAHA (KPTM) - Police have blocked off Beverly Drive between Dodge and Farnam streets due to a water main break.
It happened Tuesday evening around 7:30.
Metropolitan Utilities Department crews will not know how long it will take to repair the break until they break ground.
They have not determined whether or not crews will need to shut down the water in that area.


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The business sense of iPhone 3G in IndiaPosted: June 27th, 2008 | Author: Sudhir Upadhyay | Filed under: News | Tags: iphone 3g, iphone india | No Comments »
As the pre-registration of iPhone 3G is started in India by Vodafone and Airtel, people are anxiously waiting for iPhone, a better mobile phone + iPod and in a price less than Nokia N series.
But wait before you jump to conclusion that iPhone would be available to you in Rs. 8500/- (1 USD= 42 INR approx). Kiruba has this article in which he explains why the real cost of iPhone would not be under Rs. 9000 in India.
The truth be told, Apple really isn't slashing its cost of handsets. It's just passing on the slashed cost to the mobile operators. Apple sells the phone to Airtel and Vodafone for a little lower than the original cost of $399, maybe for about $350 (approx Rs 15,000). While Airtel or Vodafone may sell it to you for about Rs 9,950, they will recover the loss by a slightly higher monthly charge over a two year period.
Although, there are reports that an iPhone (8 GB) costs $173 to make.
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Structured eating? What is that?Dec. 21st, 2011 08:52 am
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And I cheched, the Chinon and the Diana Mini were loaded with some film already! It's the little things that cause excitement, isn't it? Till those get finished and developed, the final of final from the last DM roll.
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Data: Predictive analysis pays off for Welsh Water
Data scientists at Welsh Water built an analysis tool that can predict when service reservoirs are at risk of bacterial water quality compliance failures, and shaped it into an easy-to-use dashboard for its operational staff.
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-Service reservoirs are large tanks, often underground, that store treated drinking water ready for distribution to customers through the pipe network. Since drinking water is expected to meet the highest quality standards it is subject to a weekly regulatory testing regime.
-The presence of bacteria such as E.coli (right), which may be harmful to human health, or coliforms, which can be an indicator of the conditions for E.coli to develop, leads to a water quality failure. These failures are extremely rare events, but when they occur they can require costly remedial action such as draining the service reservoir and rezoning the network; they can also disrupt service to customers and cause reputational damage.
-For this reason, if a water company can predict where a failure might develop based on the analysis of data showing contributory factors, this will prove an advantage because relatively minor interventions may be able to prevent a failure.
-Welsh Water investigated the association between bateriological non-compliance and several contributory factors including residual disinfection level (free chlorine), heterotrophic plate counts (colony counts), asset condition, rainfall and the distance between the treatment works and the service reservoir.
-The predictive model has been used to create a dashboard for Welsh Water's operational staff to easily view the service reservoirs which have the highest risk of failure using a single metric which is colour coded. While more data is available if required, this single point provides a spur to action for time-pressed operational workers to prioritise any remedial actions necessary.
-The predictive model is an example of how data can be marshalled into actionable intelligence. Welsh Water's Information Strategy Enterprise Roadmap (WISER) is a plan to better exploit the not-for-profit company's data assets and turn them into beneficial action more quickly and effectively.
by James Brockett
The Service Reservoir Bacterial Compliance Model uses data from all the factors which can contribute to water quality failures at service reservoirs – such as the level of chlorine in the water, the bacterial colony count from samples, temperature and asset condition – and calculates the risk of failure from this. This is then expressed as a single, colour coded figure that gives a spur to action for workers at the utility company to carry out remedial action and investigations to protect against such a failure occurring.
Bacterial compliance failures are caused by the detection of bacteria such as E.coli or coliforms in the regular sampling regime overseen by the DWI. Such incidents usually mean that a service reservoir must be drained in order to investigate the cause, leading to significant costs to the water company, reputational damage and potential disruption to customers' water supply.
The predictive model can help Welsh Water reduce the risk of non-compliance by prompting the workforce to carry out proactive maintenance, raise the level of disinfection or undertake other interventions.
Dwr Cymru Welsh Water has a data strategy programme called WISER (Welsh Water Information Strategy Enterprise Roadmap) which supports the predictive model and other such data initiatives acorss the business. This strategy (see column, right) provides an effective data governance framework that orchestrates people, process and technology to enable the leveraging of data as an enterprise asset.
A huge amount of data is available to water companies on their operations, and increasingly, the challenge for utilities is how to bring this data to the attention of time-pressed operational staff in the most timely, succinct and digestible fashion so they can act upon it.
If used well, today's data tools have the power to not only give information about what is happening and to analyse it for patterns, but also to use these patterns to predict the future and to prescribe actions to improve matters – this use of data is integral to the modern vision of a 'smart network' for water.
For this reason, data has been described as water industry's biggest resource, with much attention being paid to the best way to harness this resource to the benefit of customers, employees and companies.
The Application
The man behind the Bacterial Compliance Model is Kevin Parry, Principal Statistician at Welsh Water, who began it in 2015 as part of a Masters Degree he was completing in operational research and applied statistics.
The first step in the project was a literature review and research exercise, to establish a list of all possible contributory factors to a bacterial compliance failure in service reservoirs (SRVs). The laboratory testing results themselves provided the most obvious data source, giving information on water temperature, bacterial colony counts and residual chlorine levels. However, other asset data - such as the source of the water used and the distance between the treatment works and the service reservoir – were also used, along with rainfall data.
The further water travels between treatment works and the SRV, the more likely it is that chlorine efficacy diminishes; rainfall is relevant because bacteria may enter the water through structural issues, such as cracks in the roof of the SRV (ingress).
However, one area in which data was insufficient for inclusion was asset condition: while Welsh Water employees were carrying out regular condition checks every three years, the documents that were being filled out were not in a form that could be easily harvested for data analysis in the model. In response to this finding, the company has started using a new e-form with simple drop-down menus for such visits, the information from which is automatically fed into a database.
Before building the model, Parry used two stages of statistical analysis. First, univariate testing, looking for direct relationships between individual factors and failures; and second, multivariate testing, where multiple factors are examined to see how they relate to each other. The findings from these processes were displayed visually and sense checked by operational colleagues before being taken forward for use in the predictive model.
"This was very much a collaborative effort where we worked closely with our operational teams - they had plenty of buy-in and were very interested in the results as they were coming out," says Parry. "They were in a position to say 'that makes sense' or 'that's a bit surprising' or whatever it may be. They were very involved in that process and I used data visualisation techniques to make the more complex results as understandable as possible for them which benefited both parties."
The strongest factors that emerged as predictors of failure were the residual amount of free chlorine in the water, and the total colony count of bacteria present. On the other hand, rainfall was found to be less significant.
For building the predictive element of the model, Parry had the choice of using any of 12 different machine learning and sampling techniques. The chosen method was eventually dictated by the imbalance of the dataset: Parry was able to draw on six years of data in total, running from 2009 to 2015, but the number of failures in this period was still relatively small. To remedy this imbalance, a method was used which created additional synthetic observations to add to the dataset, before a more standard classifier based on regression analysis was applied.
The model produced gives a single metric for the risk of failure at each SRV, and was found to be able to predict failure with an accuracy of 70%.
The next stage was to present this in an interactive tool which would be a spur to action for operational staff. This took the form of a 'dashboard' with the level of risk at each service reservoir represented as red, yellow or green; operational colleagues can see instantly where the points of greatest risk are by glancing at the colours on a map, and can also pull up a list of the five SRVs that present the highest risk in any geographical area.
"The advantage of using a single score is that our operational colleagues don't have to look through lots of different reports, graphs and tables to make the decision about where the highest risk is," concludes Parry. "It means that they can spend less time looking at data analysis and more time carrying out the remedial works that might be required."
The User
"The bacti-predictor model has allowed my colleagues and I in North East Wales to take a strategic and scientific approach to managing service reservoir actions and to track performance across distribution areas. The tool itself is easy to use and gives us a great overview of data which otherwise would be spread over several different locations. I can compare sites and review several years' worth of data." Rosie Winter, Water Quality Scientist, Dwr Cymru Welsh Water
Wide Angle: Natalie Jakomis, Head of Data, Welsh Water
"Welsh Water is driving and funding a long-term permanent change in mindset and behaviour when it comes to data. We treat data as a corporate asset: it's funded and managed just like all our other assets across the business.
"Historically, we've had data challenges from our corporate legacy systems, and we could have been better at getting access to data, extracting that data and generating insight from it in a timely and efficient manner.
"So what we've embarked on here is a data strategy journey, which we've called WISER - Welsh Water Information Strategy Enterprise Roadmap.
"It's all about allowing Welsh Water to better exploit its data assets, so the insight that the data science team and the data teams across the business are able to generate can be turned into actionable behaviour more quickly and more effectively.
"We've undertaken workshops to look at which business areas require immediate data governance attention to improve our service: assets, customers and water quality came out as the three prioritised 'data domains'. Within those data domains we are undertaking multiple workstreams: everything from business term definitions to classification standards and data quality key performance indicators.
"Each domain has data owners - who are accountable at a very high level for the trustworthiness and safeguarding of the data – and data stewards, who are the 'doers' who are directly involved with it. In the past, members of the data team have spent a lot of time improving the quality of the data, and mapping and aligning data across systems – but that's not where their time is best spent. So as part of WISER, we're also looking at improving that data quality automatically, by ensuring the data flows correctly across different systems.
"In a nutshell, WISER is about getting the right people involved, at the right time, in the right way, using the right data, to make the right decision, and ultimately leading to the right solution, to earn the trust of our customers every day."
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Check out this Marketing Poster promoting Season 2 of The Originals. Be wary, the synopsis for Season 2 is on the poster and it may contain spoilers! Click thumbnail to go to album to view full version!
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I loaded Process Monitor to see what was taking so long.
I am getting a 5 minute boot.
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4 minutes? This is what I hated about Symantec
Any one know why? This happened all of a sudden like some weeks ago. Has been consistent ever since.
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Coshocton County
presented by Frontier Power • FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY – JUNE 5,6,7
Concessions, Entertainment, Gift & Craft Show, Amusement Rides Fri 4-10, Sat 11-11, Sun 11-Close
Balloon Launch, Approx 6pm* Timothy Paul Band - 7:30-9:30 pm Fireworks - 9:30 pm
SATURDAY ACTIVITIES: Balloon Fly-in, Approx 7am* 5k run - 9:00 am Safety Saturday - 1-4 pm Flag Ceremony - 5:30 pm Balloon Launch - Approx 6pm* Phil Dirt & The Dozers Band - 7:30 pm Hot Air Balloon Night Glow - 9:15 pm*
SUNDAY ACTIVITIES: Church Service - 8:00 am
Balloon Fly-in - Approx 7:00 am Pedal Tractor Pull - 12:00 pm
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NIGHT GLOW - 9:15 pm*
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The Coshocton County Beacon • May 27, 2009
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Coshocton Relay For Life exceeds goal! The 14th annual Coshocton County Relay for Life is now in the history books and the final tally exceeded the goal of $125,000 by over $8,000, coming in at $133,729.72. This achievement was accomplished by 52 participating teams and a record number (17) of new teams participating in this year's Relay. This year's Relay also had five platinum teams (those teams raising over $10,000) – number one team, Grace United Methodist Church with $12,000 raised, Team Annin, River View Bears, Keene United Methodist Church and Miracles Around The Corner raise over $50,000 of the total monies. The funds raised will help fund local cancer research and resources, according to Tim Callahan, with the American Cancer Society Zanesville office. Co-chair Kim Gress said, "I continue to be amazed about how our community can out do itself year after year! I can't think of another community where I would want to live. Coshocton County people ROCK! When people care this much . . . the rest is easy. Thanks Coshocton!" With gorgeous start weather wise on Friday evening, cancer survivors, caregivers and team members gathered at the fairgrounds to either observe or join in the survivor lap, caregiver lap and team processional. Many emotional moments were shared as cochair Bob Nicholson asked for those that had been diagnosed with cancer since last year's Relay to cut the ribbon officially opening the 14th annual event. With over 1,000 team members, 500 survivors and many others in attendance, County Commissioner Dane Shryock read a proclamation from the Board of Commissioners. Girl Scout senior cadet troops 667, 669 and 318 gave the pledge of allegiance and a combined high school chorus under the direction of Dawn Anglin sang the opening song penned by Sheldon Mencer. Tim Callahan told the crowd, "Don't ever give up!" Mary Mason, honorary chair, told everyone that, "I did not have cancer at this time last year". Mason said, "Smile and giggle every day. I celebrate life every single day. I have – and urge you to – put color into your life. Do things that are going to make you feel good. We'd love to find that cure for cancer. We'll continue to work and smile and giggle". Beverly Wright, who joined in the survivor lap for the first time and has been a survivor since August, 1990, said, "They gave me five months to live and here I am. I think the Relay is wonderful". Alyssa Cushman, a member of the Remember Alana Team, and one of Alana Branstetter's best friends, said, "It's really nice to come out here and see a lot of younger people. I think Alana opened up our eyes to the impact of cancer. Until Alana, I had not
been to the Relay – and I didn't know the community support it had. It's just really cool to see all the younger people here. Alana touched a lot of lives – she was really outgoing – everyone wants to be a part of this". Alana's sister, Amber Branstetter, said, "Alana didn't die in vain. She died to bring us all together. It makes us appreciate each other more and learn to be healthy". "Team Teresa", was at the Relay in support of Mrs. Teresa Lucas, wife of former Coshocton City Schools superintendent Wade Lucas. Team members Patti Mercer, Delia Meek and Sarah Meek said of their first year being at the Relay, "It's awesome!" The Relay continued with the luminary ceremony at 9:00 p.m., a time of reflection and time to honor survivors and remember those that have passed on from cancer. Many area musicians and performers gave of their time and talent to entertain – all at no charge – to the Relay. And with 24 hour guy Dave Lear manning the sound – everyone was always aware of what was happening at Relay. Several events are held during the night for teams to earn points. Saturday morning brings a fresh round of energy and enthusiasm for the always popular Miss Relay contest. Emcee Larry Pepper, in his usual great form, provided entertainment along with the contestants – and we must say that this year's batch of entries were beyond comparison. Compared to what, we're not sure! In a moment to reflect on our country an Armed Forces, dignitaries, elected officials and first responder's ceremony at noon was led off by an honor guard. Later in the afternoon, Terry Longsworth provided his auctioneering skills to the cake, quilt and craft auction – an event that grows in popularity each year. As the Relay started to wind down and teams started dismantling their campsites, we caught up with Melanie Kunze and Wendy Croy from the River View team. Kunze said that, "We lost Judy Dolick and Mary Mattison to cancer this past year. This is our fourth year having a team and our first
year we raised $2600. This year we will be a platinum team. We got two of our elementary schools involved – Warsaw and Conesville – and hope to get everyone involved next year. We used spirit weeks, staff donations, bake sales, daffodils and the luminary to raise the money". Wendy Croy said, "One of our fourth grade students lost their mom – and we all know someone who has suffered – and when we lost Mary and Judy last year – it really hit home". A sudden downpour during the closing ceremony did not dampen the enthusiasm of the co-chairs, team captains, team members or those that joined in the closing lap. Members of the Sheriff's office team endured the soaking rains to finish what they had started a mere 24 hours earlier. The 2009 Coshocton County Relay for Life is truly a tribute to all those in our community who gave of themselves so that a cure may be found. The inspiration and encouragement from everyone that contributed, participated and worked long hours baking or making set another wonderful example of what makes our community a great place to live, work and play. And it is justly fitting that our community exceeded the goal in the current economic climate with a theme of Hope! Celebrate! and Fight Back! For that is exactly what we are doing each and every day here in Coshocton County.
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Area youth represent Coshocton County Senior Center Honors Local Veteran's at 2009 All American Horse Show
Several youth from Coshocton County attended the 2009 All American Youth Horse Show in Columbus and earned high marks with their performance. Pictured from left to right back row are; Molly Daniel, Morgan Daniel, Dana Markley, Anna Powell, Helena Postelwaite and Kayla Lowe is in front. (Photo contributed to The Beacon by Lindsay McCullough)
Molly Daniel - 1st Place - Western Trail 14-18 Year Olds Morgan Daniel - 2nd Place - Western Showmanship 18 Year Olds - 7th Place - Western Showmanship Championship - 5th Place - Western Horsemanship 18 Year Olds - 1st Place - Ladies Western Pleasure 18 Year Olds - 1st Place - Western Pleasure Registered Quarter Horse - 6th Place - Western Pleasure Championship Kayla Lowe - 5th Place - Western Showmanship 7 Years & Under Dana Markley - 5th Place - Western Showmanship 18 Year Olds Anna Powell - 1st Place - Ladies Western Pleasure 13 Year Olds - 1st Place - Western Pleasure Registered Quarter Horse Helena Postelwaite - 7th Place - Western Showmanship 14 Year Olds - 7th Place - Ladies Western Pleasure 14 Year Olds - 2nd Place - Western Pleasure Register Quarter Horse
The Coshocton County Senior Center observed Memorial Day by honoring several local Veteran's during their Friday luncheon. Members of the local VFW Post 1330 were on hand to conduct a flag folding ceremony and then donated the flag to the Senior Center. The flag will fly outside the Senior Center. Pictured from left to right are; Dan Perkins, Commander, VFW Post 1330, Ron Layton, Harold Pope, Fred Hosfelt, John Matis, Russell Gephart, Dave Sturtz, Bill Fox, Clifford Hill, Clarence Hebron, Bill Bush, Francis Tyson and Jim Lucas. (Photo contributed to The Beacon)
Country Kids 4-H Club Clean Up
Pictured are several members of the County Kids 4-H club picked up litter on April 14 and 15 along two miles of State Route 60 south outside of Cooperdale and State Route 541 west as part of their community service / litter program for the club. Members of the club, advisors and parents joined in the effort to help keep Coshocton County clean. L to R: Kacie Decker, Hannah Latham and Nicole Bryant pick up litter on SR 60S on April 5, 2009. (Contributed to The Beacon)
Call for Entries The Johnson-Humrickhouse Museum in Coshocton, Ohio, announces a call for entries for Gimme Shelter, a juried art and fine craft exhibition on the concept of shelter. Entries must be original works in any media (2-D or 3-D), completed within the last four years, and not exceeding 48 inches in width. Digital images or slides must be submitted for jurying. The theme may be broadly interpreted and styles may be traditional or contemporary. The show will include a youth (18 and under) category for submissions. Exhibited work will be judged and cash prizes awarded. The local chapter of Habitat for Humanity is co-host of the exhibit, which runs from Oct. 24, 2009 – Jan. 3, 2010. Completed entries (slides or CD, entry form and non-refundable check of $20.00 for up to 3 works), will be accepted through September 1, 2009. The Johnson-Humrickhouse Museum is a general interest museum located in Roscoe Village, a historic canal town. To request an entry form, contact the museum (740-622-8710 or email@example.com) or download a copy from the museum's website (www. jhmuseum.org) or (http://www.jhmuseum.org/Gimme Shelter/ shelter prospectus.pdf) The Johnson-Humrickhouse Museum is located at 300 N. Whitewoman Street, Coshocton, OH 43812.
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Newcomerstown High School Class of 2009 2009 Graduates Chase Patrick Addy Chase Anthony Anderson Kyle A. Baker Jacquelin LeeAnn Beall Elizabeth Dara Beckett Curtis Wayne Blind Chelsea Ann Bradford Taylor James Brandon Laura Courtney Brosius Taylor Kaylene Buss Jaysson William Calhoun Gabriella Makenna-Rose Campbell Stephanie Marie Campbell Monica Ann Celuch Brandi Lee Crank Telse Marie Dakin Dustin Aaron Daugherty Thomas P. Davis Christopher William Deal Rashia Taniece Deskins Zachary James Dressler Christy Marie Felton Brock Allen Gamble Amber Marie Gibson Sheila Michelle Gray Paul William Hanner Justin Heston Amanda Louise Johnson Zachary Christopher Jones Kurt Walter Juergens Brandy Diane Linkous Stephanie Lynn Long Edgar Eugene Lyons III Matthew David Lyons Nicholas David McElhaney
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River View High School Teachers Recognized Two junior members of the River View student council recently took the initiative to organize a recognition ceremony in the Luther Stover gymnasium for the faculty. Event organizers Duane Stutzman and Jessica Paynter said, "Our teachers don't get appreciated enough – our teachers put in a lot of extra hours that they don't get paid for. That was our reason for doing this. With chairs arranged in the form of the letters "R" and "V", Paynter and Stutzman presented faculty members with certificates and flowers. Superintendent Kyle Kanuckel said, "It means a lot to the staff that the kids took the time to recognize them – it makes the teachers feel very special". Stutzman and Paynter both reported following the assembly that, "That was awesome! It was an amazing feeling to do something great for our teachers".
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Leadership Class Presents $3500 to Alternative School a graduate of Leadership Coshocton County". Andrea Schweitzer, a member of the board, read the goals from leadership students that they had written on their applications. "Step off and begin", said Schweitzer. Following a wonderful meal prepared by the staff at Roberta's Catering – also the site of the ceremony – members of the class shared one of the month's leadership challenge day's memories. Paula Esselburn commented that, "We began our year at Atwood as twenty individuals and left twenty six hours later as friends. Doug Speicher said, "You learn a lot about this community and some of the gems 0031_052709
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the evening, "This (the alternative school) is the last stop . . . but not the last chance for these kids. To raise funds the class held a spaghetti dinner at New Bethel Ministries along with a hog raffle. The class also made donations each month to the cause. The class was also grateful to the Jason Pendola band for performing at the event. A grateful and emotional McNeal humbly accepted the donation – tell-
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Apple Watch Battery Life Targets Revealed, 2.5hrs Heavy Use Expected
Alright so we have all been waiting for Apple to share some of the figures that matter regarding the Apple Watch; but it seems they are going to take their time before they give us something official.
For instance, we have been wanting to find out exactly how long these classy watches are going to last in terms of battery life. Will they last the whole day, a couple of hours only or something in between the two?
Although the sources of the news are not official, we have picked up word that is supposed to be coming from some industry sources.
If they are to be believed, the statement given by Apple that these watches will need to be charged on a nightly basis stand true to some extent. What I mean to say is that the targets that the developers have fallen short of the targets put forward at the beginning of the development.
According to the sources, Apple initially wanted the Apple Watch to last for one whole day where it would stay live for 19 hours on active/ passive usage. Other targets included a three day life if the watch was kept on standby time and a four day long battery life if it was kept on the sleeping mode all the while.
These targets, however, might not be met. It looks like the battery life on standby mode is not going to last more than 2-3 days as compared to the three day expectations of the company.
If tested for heavy usage, the watch is going to last around 2.5 hours after which the battery is going to give way. This, apparently, has been figured out through tests that Apple has been doing on the products – including processor intensive game play.
The standard usage of applications will increase the battery life to 3.5 hours, and if you are using their fitness app consecutively, it will run for four hours. Moving on, if you keep using the Apple Watch purely for keeping a track of time i.e. by using the timepiece at the face, it will last for three hours.
So now, Apple wants to achieve a mixed usage total of 19 hours but the same sources suggest that this target is going to be very hard for them to achieve.
So tell us, is this battery life enough for you? Will you buy the Apple Watch?
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Best kept secret Trowbridge is a woodsie setting tucked away in privacy. This large 2 bedroom unit has a newer HVAC Newer floors,paint, updated bath, updated tops in kitchen, newer slider to huge deck at rear,Association just installed a new roof and exterior paint.large living room with fireplace Bedrooms have large walk in closets.finished Lower level is perfect for guest and additional living area. Taxes are esitmate as Clementon has just completed a revaluation of town and it is expected that the taxes will be lower on this unit.
- Style Other
Listing Agent: Brad Tomaziefski
Courtesy of: RE/MAX Hometown
Office Phone: 8562353900
Updated: 19th September, 2017 2:08 AM.
43 Harwood Clementon, NJ
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Jake Bugg plays secret gig at Liverpool's The Cavern – watch
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Watch Bugg perform in the home of The Beatles
Jake Bugg yesterday (November 7) played a secret, afternoon show at the Cavern Club in Liverpool, home to early gigs by The Beatles.
NME were there to capture the occasion, and you can watch by clicking above. "It's a cool opportunity for me to come and play little places like this, because I like my intimate gigs and as the shows have got bigger you don't really get to play them as much," Bugg said.


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