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|Budget-Friendly Vintage Paris Eiffel Tower Themed Bedding
Paris Decor, Comforters & Bedding
These budget-wise Paris themed bed sets and bedroom decor add to your overall theme where the Eiffel Tower looms large, creating an amazing space you'll love.
From tween to teens and beyond, 'going to Paris' is a simple jaunt to her bedroom. Who knew?
Scroll down to see the whole collection of fun to fancy Paris themed bedding for girls, teens and adults.
Your Bedroom's Paris Style:
|Pink Poodle Paris Eiffel Tower Themed Comforter & Sheets Bedding Set
There's lots of Paris Themed Bedding and Eiffel Tower inspired bed sets and your biggest investment is your themed bedding.
Your choices for bedding should:
- support your color palette
- introduce your Paris and/or Eiffel Tower theme
- be age appropriate
This pink, poodle in Paris bed-in-a-bag comforter set is total fab! Here's why:
- budget-wise at under $60
- includes Paris/Eiffel Tower sheet set, bed skirt, pillow shams and comforter
|Paris Bedding for Girls: Poodle Eiffel Tower Theme Comforter & Sheet Set
Paris & Eiffel Tower Themed Bedding for Girls
Obviously, these two bed sets (here and the bed-in-a-bag set above) are for younger girls and tweens.
Both Paris/Eiffel Tower theme comforter sets include full sheet sets, but this reversible comforter here doesn't have a bed skirt.
Isn't this bed-in-bag set too cute with its Eiffel Tower, poodles, ballerina and cafe design? I love it!
|Paris' Eiffel Tower Theme Turquoise Bed Set with Sheet
Pink in Paris: an Oh-La-La Experience in Decor
There's nothing more sweet than soft pink hues to lull your senses into a restful mode. Add white and black stripes and you've a French boutique or candy-sweet bedroom space for your young girl to tween.
I would forgo the matching window treatment--or at least the panels if your girl's bedroom is small or the window is on the same wall as shown in this model room. It's simply too many stripes going on. Other than that caveat, this too-cute-pink-Paris--with a splash of Eiffel Towers--comforter set and matching is beautiful-as-Paris bedding. Dontcha think?!
Fabulous Hues Against Black and White Paris & Eiffel Tower Bedding
Black and white with a contrasting burst of color, like with this turquoise and sepia bed set is idealized here with this 6-Piece Paris themed bedding. this set includes a matching flat sheet which is a plus-plus.
Add hints of turquoise about your bedroom but be sure you don't overdo it.
|4-Piece Comforter Set: Paris Themed Eiffel Tower Bedding
Postage Stamp Black and White Paris Bed Set
Postage stamp bedding sets like this Paris themed comforter set is a popular design with its appeal to those of us who like nostalgia and the idea of creating a modern or vintage space.
Too, you can add color as you wish--from reds to muted purple to hot pinks--and Paris or Eiffel Towers; there's no limit to your preference for decor with this themed comforter set.
|Hot Pink and Turquoise/Teal Paris Theme Eiffel Tower Comforter Set
When Only Color Will Do:
I'm loving this hot pink and turquoise reversible,, Paris themed comforter bedding set. Its brilliant hues promise to capture the eye and hold it--what a total fab impression, indeed!
With this bed set, there's a whole host of Paris and Eiffel Tower decor, like you see in the model room here. You can keep to the set's decorations or opt for low cost sheer, window panels for less than $12 a pair!
There's more Paris themed bedding below but I wanted to share a best-kept 'secret' for color:
|From Under $12 a Pair: in 21 Colors for Girls & Teens
Window Panels in a Host of Hues: it's paris with a 'view'
I love sheer window panels, as they're a great way to dress your girl's, tween or teen's paris themed bedroom without dishing out tons of cash in the process.
Consider hanging two colors in one window in a striped fashion to get more bang in your girl's Paris themed bedroom. Easy, lots of colors, cheap and highly visual. A yes, yes and yes.
3D Eiffel Tower Bedding for a Dramatic Expression
|Paris & Eiffel Tower Bedding Set: 4-Pc. 3D Eiffel Tower
This 4-Piece Blue Bedding Set with a dramatic 3D Eiffel Tower Paris Theme looks fabulous with darker wall paint, but try to keep the Paris nights theme to your focal wall. Bathing all four walls in a dark hue like the blue you see here, might leave you wanting to leave Paris behind!
Less is definitely more.
|Vintage Paris Eiffel Tower Themed Comforter 4-pc. Bedding Set
Taking Your Paris Themed Bedroom Decor from the Pros
This simple, yet sophisticated, Paris and Eiffel Tower bedroom is an easy one to replicate with its DIY decorations that are quite and budget-friendly (aka cheap) to make in an afternoon.
I included some Paris and Eiffel Tower themed pieces to give you an idea of how simple it is to create a professionally-appointed bedroom space. You can cover cardboard letters from big-box craft stores (use a weekly phone-app coupon) with pages from newspaper or for color, use magazine pages.
Eiffel Tower Accessories are a Fun Way to Decorate in Theme
|12-in. Eiffel Tower Paris Statue/Decoration for Teens & Girls
Eiffel Tower/Paris Statue:
- looks like the Eiffel Tower from image
- budget-friendly
- can be used just about anywhere
- adds to your bedroom's Paris theme
|Paris Themed Eiffel Tower Accent Throw Pillow from Under $10
Uber-Cheap Paris/Eiffel Tower Throw Pillow
- helps replicate the Paris-themed bedroom above
- quaint embroidered Eiffel Tower design
- budget-wise, yet well made
- helps introduce your Paris theme
|Eiffel Tower Paris Theme Accent Lamp
Paris Eiffel Tower Accent Lamp
- emulates the size and shape of the Eiffel Tower lamp in the model bedroom above
- easy on/off bedside pull chain
- trendy black and white with brushed nickel base
|Duvet Filler Comforter for Your Paris Theme Duvet: Cover Insert
About Those Duvets:
Lots of folks shy away from duvets simply because it's a foreign concept. It may seem like a lot of hoopla at first but duvets are a lovely way to get the fabulous look you're after. Too, if you tend to run hot or cold at night, a duvet is the way to go, as you can fill it with a thickness that suits both you and the season.
Duvet covers and bedding sets can be filled by the same insert from your last bed set. Here's a budget-friendly duvet insert at right. Get the insert once and you're done!
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|Model 89 Wave-Force Artillery / 89式 ウェブフォース自走砲
|The Wave-Force Artillery firing.
|Empire of the Rising Sun
|Unit Type
|Amphibious armoured truck
|Tactical Artillery
|Production Building
|Instant Garage
|Secondary Ability
|Premature Discharge
Fires immediately with less power
|Production Time
|Heroic Upgrade
|• Point defence shield
• Can fire on the move
|Dev. Status
|RA3 Original Unit
"We will take them by force."
- - Wave Force Artillery driver
Tactical AnalysisEdit
- Wave-Force Technology!: This artillery piece's Wave-Force technology is used to generate a tremendous beam of energy. The beam maintains its focus and power over long ranges, allowing the Wave-Force Artillery to bring immense destruction down upon any forces caught in the blast.
- Firing Options: The variable setting capacitors allow the Wave-Force Artillery to fire at different energy settings. Crews are under order to always fire at max-capacitance unless otherwise instructed, and at full-blast, the beam has a truly devastating effect on targets. Alternatively, a higher rate of fire can be maintained by firing the weapon before the capacitors are fully charged, allowing a quicker series of less-powerful bursts.
- The Demolitions Expert: The Wave-Force Artillery is ideally suited to destroying enemy structures, base defences, and slow-moving vehicles. It is very vulnerable to anti-armour infantry and ground-attack aircraft, so Imperial commanders often bring it in to clean up after the enemy forces have been scattered. Because quicker vehicles can avoid the devastating full-power burst of the Wave-Force beam, the unit is rarely seen without the support of a highly manoeuvrable Rising Sun strike force.
- Costly: Wave-Force technology comes at a premium price, as this weapon seems to be considerably more expensive than its conventional counterparts such as the Soviet V4 rocket launchers. However, its destructive potential is greater, and the Empire need use but a few such units in any given engagement in order to bring ruin to any enemy facilities or defences.
WWIII Operational HistoryEditWhen Shika Hiromoto, leader of the outspoken Cherry Blossom party and daughter of Vice Admiral Iwao Hiromoto, was found dead in her family's palatial estate in Hyogo Prefecture, the Empire of Japan seemed remarkably unfazed. The nature of the killing - the poisoned dagger, the revenge haiku written on the most delicate rice paper - plainly implied the work of one of the Empire's largest Yakuza crime syndicates, but subsequent investigations revealed the murder may have been motivated by Hiromoto's opposition to one of the Empire's most-secret weapon systems: the Wave-Force Artillery.
This state-of-the-art long-range bombardment technology turned out to be instrumental in the assault on the Soviet heartland, yet was highly controversial. Of course, these details were unearthed only recently, and only after the Wave-Force Artillery was successfully deployed in frontline combat against an unsuspecting and woefully unprepared Soviet border defence. At least now the origin of this strange and catastrophic weapon is better understood.
The result of a competition between two rival weapon manufacturers, the Wave-Force Artillery is in many ways a marvel of technology. Supposedly inspired by the Empire's famous anthem, the Wave-Force uses a powerful generator to collect, store, harmonize the waveforms and align Minofusukī particles. As the particles are aligned, they begin to resonate, and soon this closed system takes on tremendous destructive potential.
At the moment in which the system's energy can no longer be contained in the supercapacitors, all of it is channelled in a powerful long-range beam, which can tear through most known matter. Chaos and devastation consume all that comes in contact with this beam, yet the effects are so focused and precise that the Wave-Force Artillery can effectively be used to minimize collateral damage if necessary.This technology supposedly existed in research facilities for years, but engineers at Kanegawa Industries were the first to be able to create a version of the weapon that could effectively operate in the field. The energy weapon requires no bulky ammunition and very infrequent recharging due to a sophisticated energy recovery system.
However, the delicate electronics require a nearby clean-room environment and regular maintenance. The intricate filtration system, large power source, and banks of complicated electronics preclude the use of heavy armour in protection of the platform, making the Wave-Force Artillery a powerful, yet vulnerable, weapon. The Empire of the Rising Sun naturally keeps these artillery pieces in the rear ranks, taking care to keep their firing lines clear of friendly forces.
The competitor to the Wave-Force Artillery was a more-traditional artillery piece designed by Shirada Shipworks, based on its successful Shogun-class battleship main gun. The Shirada vehicle gained political support after Kanegawa, in an overzealous and politically insensitive moment, referred to its Wave-Force technology as "The Divine Cauldron of Justice". This was blasted as an affront against the Emperor, in the sense that none save the Emperor could arbitrate divine justice against the enemies of the Empire of the Rising Sun.
And at this time, Cherry Blossom party leader Shika Hiromoto became a leading voice against the Wave-Force, urging the Empire of the Rising Sun to embrace its traditional roots rather than give in to "the perverse temptations of counter-traditionalism and technological hedonism". In the weeks leading to her assassination, she engaged in a very public, very bitter disagreement with her father, now a high-ranking Kanegawa official, to the embarrassment of the entire Imperial court. Her assassination seemed to cast under the rug a scandalous incident that the Empire needed to move past.
Upon Hiromoto's death, the chief opposition to Kanegawa had lost its voice. At the same time, a string of accidents with the Shirada prototypes, supposedly due to calibration errors, crippled Shirada's effort and soon afterwards the Wave-Force Artillery went into full production - under order from none other than the Emperor's own son Crown Prince Tatsu. Subsequent investigations have implied that Hiromoto's assassin, and possibly the calibration errors, had ties to Kanegawa, and specifically to the Admiral, her father; and, while there is no clear proof, it seems improbable that the events that led to the Imperial military's adoption of the Wave-Force Artillery were coincidence.
And yet for all this, the Wave-Force Artillery is unquestionably a successful design and was integral to the Empire of the Rising Sun's ability to push into the Soviet heartland, past long stretches of Tesla Coils previously assumed to be unbeatable. By now, those who once criticized Wave-Force technology as being too exotic or unpredictable would have trouble arguing with its performance record; and those who stand against the Empire pray never be caught within its targeting array.
Post-War Operational HistoryEdit
After reports of the Wave-Force Artillery AI-assisted targeting system not using its penetrating firepower to its full extent reached Kanegawa Industries, the engineers quickly reprogrammed the complex targeting systems, allowing the Wave-Force Artillery to be able to fire upon multiple hostile units in a single shot.
However, the reprogramming turned out to be much more complex than the engineers expected. The target that the weapon is about to fire in the direction of must be carefully factored into the targeting systems, and to compete with the additional load of A.I. programming they had to remove several external sensors so more of the computer's processing power could be used to cope with the extra calculations needed. This led to a smaller sight radius, but the Wave-Force Artillery no longer aims at the ground where the target is, vastly increasing its potential for causing havoc. The chunk of empty space left behind by the sensors' absence was then put to use by the engineers by adding more capacitors, which greatly increased the range of the Wave-Force cannon itself.
Another modification to the Wave-Force Artillery was to add amphibious abilities to the vehicle. This was done by sealing the A.I. command chamber completely and installing a new life-support system for its crew by using the rest of excess space won by removing the external sensors. While the Wave-Force Artillery is not able to fire when on the high seas due to tides and shaking preventing it from properly loading, the ability to cross water gives it some much needed capability to quickly get to where it is needed.
Recently, a new stabiliser based on gyroscopes has been introduced by Kanegawa Industries and is slated to replace all stabilising systems used in every Model 89 platform currently in active service. The system is undergoing field trials and tests show positive results so far, enabling the units to load and fire on the move without power drain (something formerly thought impossible). But since the entire turret connection has to be taken apart to install it, right now only the most honourable of crewmen are allowed to receive it for their vehicle.
|Wave Force Artillery
|Mobile Artillery
|Build Time
|Armour Type
|Weak Armour
|Wave Force Cannon
|Charge Up(15s), Line Fire, Knock-Back(1 Bazillion), Infantry Killer


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Advantages : Ping-pong table, pétanque set(s)
Leisure, Surroundings, Location Charming House 4752
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SPA Bonas
FESTIVAL Bonas
CULTURE Midi Pyrénées
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(THE JOURNAL) – SOLAR IMPULSE 2, an experimental plane flying around the world without consuming a drop of fuel, has landed in California, one leg closer to completing its trailblazing trip.
"The Pacific is done, my friend. I love it, but it's done," said clearly relieved Swiss adventurer Bertrand Piccard, who piloted the craft from Hawaii to California, just before landing late Saturday.
"It's great to be in California, the land of pioneers," he said once on the ground, with Google co-founder and alternative energy enthusiast Sergey Brin on hand.
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Miniature Viscometer 501
The SPC 501 is used extensively for compressor, used oil analysis, on-engine and hydraulic fluid applications. It is ideal for installations where form factor and small sample volume are important.
Our viscosity management technology is based on a simple and reliable electromagnetic concept. Two coils move the piston back and forth magnetically at a constant force. Proprietary circuitry analyzes the piston's two-way travel time to measure absolute viscosity.
A built-in temperature detector (RTD) senses the actual temperature in the sampling chamber. Constant in and out motion keeps samples fresh, mechanically scrubs the sampling area and provides excellent viscosity
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The filmmakers reasoned that 2,000 extras spaced one every other seat could effectively fill 4,000 seats in the live action set; however, storyboards required unrestricted views of the stadium at the height of a 100-day festival, packed with Romans in full regalia. The first shot, a lingering, Super Bowl-style aerial point of view -- dubbed the "blimp shot" -- revealed and traversed the Colosseum to arrive at a down-view of a tournament in progress. Further shots required panning of the excited hordes within. Hand-held views emerging from the gladiator tunnel also had to encompass the breadth of the full stadium. Scott's piece de la resistance was a 360-degree Steadicam shot that circumnavigated the main character, Maximus (Russell Crowe) and his fellow gladiators as they first entered the arena and surveyed the spectacle around them. For all these shots, Mill Film provided 70,000 computer-generated performers that gesticulated, milled about and populated the Colosseum, both the blimp and the 360-shot lasting in excess of 25 seconds.
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Increase in share capital - it is part of the strategy implemented by "IBG", aimed at strengthening the company's position in the insurance market , improve customer service and efficiency of business processes . In addition, it is a step towards the development of modern technologies of the insurance business , as well as to strengthen the financial stability and reliability of the organization.
IBG company together with other large Russian organizations at the federal level was the co-founder of the nonprofit organization "National Association of Investors and operators of the road sector."
In addition to the IBG agreement was signed by representatives of the State Company "Avtodor", the head of the organizing committee for creation of the Association Rauf Yabbarov, representatives of the companies ZAO "Institute" Strojproect ", OAO" Volgomost ", OAO" Donaerodonstroy ", JSC" DSK "Autobahn", OAO "Novosibirskavtodor"JSC "Sibmost", OAO "Soyuzdorproekt", JSC "USK Bridge", Ltd. "The combined toll collection system", LLC "Design and Construction Company" Transstroy ".
The main objective of the association is to provide investors and operators in the field of road favorable conditions for successful activity. This requires close cooperation of representatives of state authorities, local self-government and public institutions.
It is already known that the order of creation and the conditions for participation in the Association will be determined by the general meeting of members of the National Association of including representatives of "IBG". In addition, this agreement is not a pre-contract and does not impose any financial and legal obligations.
"Representatives of leading European companies, which are now present at the forum, noted that similar professional associations in their countries for many years. The association will become a platform for dialogue between business and government, will allow to protect the interests of the market. To create and develop a legal framework," - saidpresent at the signing of the agreement, the head of the State Company "Avtodor" Sergei Kelbakh.
IBG representatives took an active part in the VI Forum of financial directors of the insurance business 24 September 20 13 at the hotel Swiss Hotel Krasnye Holmy in Moscow.
This year, the Forum coincided with the transfer of functions of insurance supervision at the Central Bank of the Russian Federation, with the advent of several legislative initiatives that have changed the approach to the financial management of the insurance business.
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Unit of Measure
Back in an earlier post, A Quick Viz, Long Days, I was wondering if the separate areas on a graphic were caused by the raster graphics package I was using, or if they were real. If a pixel is your unit of measure, then the discontinuities are real. The unit of measure drives the data. So yes, those disconnected areas would be Poisson distributions tending to the normal and the units of measurement get smaller.
In this figure, I changed the unit of measure used to measure the top shape. I increase the size of the unit square moving down the page. Then, for each of the measured shapes, I counted complete units, used Excel to give me a moving mean and standard distribution with time (n) moving left to right on each figure. In the first, measurement I generated a histogram of the black numbers below the shape.
A graph of the moving averages appears above each shape in gray. A graph of the moving sigmas appears above each shape in black. This helps us see the maximum or minimum sigmas and means. It also reveals uninominal to multinominal structure, or how many normals are involved. In all cases, the means were uninominal involving a single normal. The results from the smallest pixel show that the sigma was binominal. The middle pixel resulted in three sigmas as the distribution was trinominal. The largest pixel resulted in a uninominal. In all three cases, the shape generated skewed distributions.
No time series windows were used.
Where the data was smaller than a pixel, it is highlighted in red and omitted from the pixel counts. You can see how the data was reduced each time the pixel size went up. The grid imposing the pixelizations were not applied in a standard way. We did not have an average when the grids were applied. The red pixels could be counted with Poisson distributions. They are waiting to trend to the normal. Or, they could be features waiting for validation. In a discontinuous innovation portfolio, they could be lanes in the bowling alley waiting for their client's period of exclusion to expire, or waiting to cross the chasm. Continuous innovations do not cross Moore's chasm. Continuous innovations might face scale chasms or downmarket moves via disruption or otherwise. All of these things impede progress through the customer base. They would be red. Do you count them or not.
Grids have size problems just like histogram bins.
A Moving Mean
When you first start collecting data each data point changes the normal massively. We hide this by using a large amount of data after the fact, rather than like a time series building out a normal towards the standard normal, or a Poisson distribution and increasing the number of data points until the normal is achieved.
When watching a normal go from 1 to n, it matters where the next data point comes from. If the data point is the third or more, it will be inside or outside the core, or, as an outlier, outside the distribution entirely. In the core, an area defined by being plus or minus one sigma, one standard deviation from the mean, the density goes up, the sigma might shrink. That sigma won't get wider. Outside the core, in the tail, the sigma might get wider. The sigma won't get narrower. These would change the circumference of the circle representing the footprint of the normal. An outlier makes the normal wider. That outlier would definitely move the mean.
So what is the big deal about moving the mean? It moves the core. It's only data. No. That normal resulted from the sum of all the processes and policies of the company. A population makes demands of the company and the product. When the core moves, some capabilities are no longer needed, some attitudes are no longer acceptable. On the financial side of the house, skew risk and kurtosis risk are real. When the core moves, the tails move. The further the core moves, the further the tail moves in the direction of the outlier.
Sales is a random process. Marketing is not. We don't much notice this when we are selling commodity goods, but with a discontinuous innovation, that outlier sale has many costs that we have never experienced. The technology adoption lifecycle is only random when you pick where you start, your initial position, in the middle and work towards the death of the category. Picking the late mainstream phase because it's all you know, leaves a lot of money on the table and rushes that population to the buy before the business case they need to see is ready to be seen. But, picking late mainstream also means you're fast following. Don't worry. The innovation press will still call your company innovative. Hell, yours is purple and the market leader's version is brown.
But, let's say you began in the beginning and through the early phases coming out of the tornado as the market leader. You will have gone from a Poisson distribution to the three sigma normal to the six, to the twelve, to more. Your normal will dance around before it sets its anchor at the mean and stays put while it grows outward in sigmas.
That outlier that sales demands and we refused eventually will be reached. Sales just got ahead of itself and cost the company quite a bit trying to build the capabilities the outlier takes for granted.
I sat down with a spreadsheet and sold one customer, built the normal, and sold another, built another normal. That first customer was narrow and very tall. It's as tall as that normal will ever be. It looks like a Dirac function. Of course, there is no standard deviation when you have a single data point. I fudged the normal by giving it a standard deviation of one. And, the standard normal looks like any other standard normal. Only the measurement scales changed from one normal to the next. The normals get lower and wider as the population gets larger.
I did this without a spreadsheet, but I got normals with a kurtosis value, but no skew or kurtosis are produced by those standard normal generators. So this first figure is the first data point. It may be a few weeks until the next sale. Or, this might be a developer's view of some functionality that certainly hasn't been validated yet. Internal agilists never dealt with this problem. The unit measure is a standard deviation, a sigma.
In the figure above, DP1 is the first data point and the first mean. So I went on to the next data point.
Here, in the figure above, the distribution for the second data point, DP2, is the gold one. The standard deviation was 13. The mean for the gold distribution is represented by the blue line extending to the peak of the gold distribution. The black vertical lines extending upwards to the gold distribution demark the core of the gold normal. In the top-down view, the normal and its core are shown as black circles. With a standard deviation of 13, three standard deviations are 39 units wide.
The next data point, the third data point, DP3 gives us the third mean. This mean is shown as a red line extending to the top of the pink distribution. In the top-down view, this normal and its core are shown as red circles. Notice that the height of this normal is lower than that of the gold normal. Also notice that this new data point is inside the core of the previous normal, so this normal contracts. With a standard deviation of 11, three standard deviation is 33 units wide. The third mean moved, so there is some movement of the distribution.
The figure above is illustrative but wrong. The vertical scale is off. So I rescaled the normals generated for the second and third data points. And, a fourth data point was added as an outlier. No normal was generated for it. That would be the next thing to do in this exploration.
The black arrows at the foot of the gold normal show the probability mass flowing into the pink normal. The white area is shared by both distributions.
Where I labeled the mean, median, and mode is the same is not real either. The distribution is not normal. I tried to draw skewed distribution show with the numbers from the spreadsheet. Eventually, I left that to the spreadsheet. In a skewed distribution all three numbers separate. The mean is closest to the tail.
In the top-down view, the outer circle is associated with the outlier.
The means moved from 5 to 18 to 20, and to 34 in response to the addition of the outlier at 75. The footprint of the normal expands with the addition of the outlier, and contracts in response to the addition of the third data point at 24.
The distribution is like gelatin.
Now, I got out the spreadsheet. I built a histogram and then put the line graph of a normal over it. The line graph doesn't look normal at all.
So I took the normal off.
This showed three peaks. Which drove the normal to show us a trinomial that was right or positively skewed. This data has a long way to go before it is really normal. When I tried to hand draw the distribution, it looked left or negatively skewed. Adding the outlier cause this.
No, I'm not going to add another data point and keep on going. I'll wait until I get my programmer to automate this animation. I did try to get a blog up for our new company, but WordPress has not gotten easier to use since the last time I set up a blog. Anyway, they told us in statistics class that the normal wouldn't stabilize below 36 data points. We looked at this. Use a Poisson distribution instead. Set some policy about how many data points you have to have before you call a question answered.
In Agile, the developer wants to get to validation as quickly as possible. Using the distributions at n = 2 and n = 3, we can look test a hypothesis. We will test at n = 3 (now) and n = 3 -1 = 2 (previous). Since n =3 contracted, we could accept H1 previously and no longer accept H1 now.
I did not compensate for the skew in the original situation. The top-down view shows that with skew rejecting a hypothesis depends on direction. In our situation, the mean only moved to the right or the left. With another axis, the future distribution could move up or down, so there is, even more, sensitivity to skew and kurtosis. And, these sensitivities are financial risks. Sales to outliers translate into skew and kurtosis. These sales can also be costly in terms of, again, the cost of the capabilities needed to service the account.
Beware of subsets. With any given subset, that subset will likewise need 36 or more data points before the normal stabilizes. Skew risk and kurtosis risk will be realized otherwise.


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Racing for long hours is a harmful activity, more so when your car lacks an ergonomic seat designed for racing. A racing seat is intelligently designed to enhance your safety and comfort while driving for long distances.
Best racing seats have a generous padding, they are built to last long, they are adjustable, and they are designed to fit within your vehicle's confines. Are you a car racing enthusiast looking for a good racing seat? Below, we have picked and scrutinized the top ten racing seats that you may want to purchase.
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- 10. Spec- D Tuning' Black racing seats
- 9. Cipher Auto Revo Racing Seats
- 8. IKON Motorsports Leather Racing Seats
- 7. DNA Motoring PVC leather racing seat
- 6. Living Depot faux leather sport racing seats
- 5. MOMO racing seat
- 4. BRAUM Racing's Leatherette Universal Racing Seat
- 3. PRP seat suspension seats
- 2. GTR Stimulator Real Racing Seat
- 1. Sparco R100 racing seat
10. Spec- D Tuning' Black racing seats
Spec Tuning's racing seats are constructed from Suede PVC Leather, durable material. They come in a pack of two seats, one for the driver's seat and another one for the passenger's seat. The racing seats measure 20.75 inches wide, 21 inches deep and 34 inches tall. Spec-D Tuning's black racing seats are designed to fit on most vehicle models.
- You can recline the racing seats to a comfortable recline.
- They are constructed to last long.
- You can return the seats within 30 days from purchase if they do not meet your expectations.
- They do not come with a seat bracket.
9. Cipher Auto Revo Racing Seats
These best racing seats from Cipher Auto are constructed from a lightweight steel frame covered with a suede fabric and carbon fiber. The padded-racing seats' reclining nature gives you the comfort you need while racing on most off the road terrains. Cipher Auto racing seats come in a pair intended for the driver and the passenger's seat.
- A lifetime manufacturer warranty covers the racing seats.
- They are TUV approved.
- Cipher Auto Revo Racing Seats come with dual lock sliders.
- You will have to buy mounting brackets separately since they are not included in the racing seat's standard kit.
8. IKON Motorsports Leather Racing Seats
Do you love brightly colored seats for your vehicle? If you do, IKON motorsports leather racing seats might be a good option for you. These racing seats are constructed from yellow colored PVC leather and a black colored suede material to enhance your car curb appeal.
- They are designed to fit on most vehicle models.
- Suede and Leather last long.
- IKON's racing seats are reclinable.
- The seat's standard kit contains a pair of the seats and mounting sliders.
- The seat lacks a lumbar support.
- The do not come with seat brackets.
7. DNA Motoring PVC leather racing seat
DNA Monitoring's racing seat features a sturdy steel frame and durable PVC leather that is padded for your comfort. Besides the comfortable padding, this racing seat has supports for your shoulder, and lower back and thigh bolsters that hold you firmly when negotiating turns. DNA Motoring racing seats are sold as a pair.
- The seats are cushioned with molded foam to keep you comfortable.
- They come with universal sliders.
- The seats fit in most types of cars.
- You will have to purchase mounting brackets separately.
6. Living Depot faux leather sport racing seats
Living Depot's sport racing seats are constructed from a blue and black faux leather fabric to enhance your car's interior cosmetic value. These seats have supported for your shoulders and your lower back. Besides the back supports, the racing seats have thigh bolsters that will hold you firmly while negotiating corners.
- They are made of a steel frame to last long.
- The seats can fit into most vehicle models.
- Living Depot faux leather sports racing seat com with universal sliders
- You can recline Living Depot's racing seats for your comfort.
- The seats do not have com with mounting brackets.
5. MOMO racing seat
MOMO's racing seat is manufactured from a lightweight frame and a soft but durable fabric to fit onto most vehicles. Unlike other racing seats that come as a pair, MOMO's racing seat comes as a single seat. The seat is constructed following highest safety standards.
- They feature a bucket design that holds you firmly while racing on off the road terrains.
- The racing seat's universal design fits in most racing cars.
- It's ergonomically designed to support your back.
- The racing seat is quite expensive given that it comes with a single seat rather than a pair.
- Momo's Racing seat does not come with its mounting brackets.
4. BRAUM Racing's Leatherette Universal Racing Seat
BRAUM Racing's leatherette universal racing seat is constructed from a lightweight steel frame and a comfy maroon colored leatherette carbon fiber fabric. The maroon color improves your car's aesthetic value while the padded leather keeps you comfortable while driving. The seats come in a pair, and they fit in most vehicle models.
- The leatherette fabric used in the racing seats is scratch resistant.
- BRAUM Racing's leatherette racing seats have injection molded foam that keeps you comfortable when racing.
- The racing seats feature a reclining mechanism for your comfort.
- They are covered with a lifetime warranty.
- The seats don't have com with mounting brackets.
3. PRP seat suspension seats
PRP's suspension seats are available in the high back suspension style and low back suspension style to let you choose a style that matches your racing needs. Moreover, PRP suspension seats come in plain black and Black/ silver colors to let you choose a favorite color for your racing car.
- The seats universal design fits most vehicle models.
- The seat is made of vinyl, a durable material.
- They are cushioned for your comfort.
- You need to purchase mounting hardware separately.
2. GTR Stimulator Real Racing Seat
This black colored real racing seat is constructed with a durable powder coated frame. Unlike most race seats that we have reviewed above, this type features an adjustable seat position that lets you customize it into 14 positions. This adjustability enhances your control alongside increasing your comfort when driving for long hours.
- It comes with its mounting screws and a bonus shifter holder.
- The seat is constructed to last long.
- The seat is a little bit demanding to install since its instruction manual utilizes photos rather than words.
1. Sparco R100 racing seat
Sparco racing seat is black in color with red, gray and blue decorative strips. This color variation let you find one that matches your car's interior décor. The seat is constructed from a tubular steel frame and a padded fabric. Unlike other racing seats sold as a pair, this type is marketed as a single product.
- It features a bolstered design that gives you the support you need when racing.
- The seat has a generous padding for comfort.
- You can recline it to your most comfortable position.
- It lacks a lumbar support.
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Two varieties of Phygelius capensis in my African border.
Phygelius capensis, or Cape Fuchsia ( not really a Fuchsia), provides long lasting color in warmer gardens, but even if you live in the north, they make great temporary additions to container plantings, or in borders. Next year I will grow more ( especially the yellow and white forms), but I know that I should order early, since most of the nicer varieties sold out by February. Take cuttings now, for plants that you can winter over indoors or under glass.
I first saw these sold as greenhouse plants, and then saw some in containers at the Tower Hill Botanic Garden outside of Boston. When grown in full sun, they provide a tropical look with their long, tubular blossoms which come in many shades of pink and purple, and a very nice yellow. Like many tropical summer bedding plants, Phygelius really shine in late summer, as the summer heat warms the soil, and when the Dahlia and Canna peak. Their warm, fruity colors should blend well with other temporary tropicals.
Big Dipper Farm, and they arrived in a few weeks. I potted the large tubes of plants into 12 inch clay pots. I pinched them back, since I could tell that they would grow quickly. By July, they containers we're in full bloom, and they haven't stopped all summer.
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The men's rugby club at the London School of Economics has been disbanded, after circulating a sexist, classist and homophobic leaflet at this year's freshers fair.
The text of the leaflet mocks students at "poly" universities, describes women as "mingers" and "trollops" and says that the club will not tolerate "outright homosexual debauchery". But this is not the first time the team has ran into trouble with the students' union over offensive behaviour.
As statement from the LSE student union shows the club have previously been known to dress as Guantanamo Bay detainees and imitate praying as Muslim students were leaving Friday prayers, and initiate Nazi themed drinking games. One session led to a Jewish student's nose being broken.
The SU has said that the money that would have been spent on the club for the following year will instead be spent on rehabilitation, and more specifically classes for the club on diversity and liberation. The club will be removed from any playing leagues and will not be able to play for the entirety of the academic year.
The production of the leaflet comes at a time when misogyny on campuses across the UK is rife and getting a lot of attention from the National Union of Students and the national media. A study into sexual assault and harassment on campus by the NUS revealed that a shockingly high number of women students are raped and assaulted.
A recent article in The Guardian by Laura Bates, the author of Everyday Sexism, examines the different types of misogynistic "banter" that freshers face, from sexism in academia to assault on a night out. Another rugby club at Durham University has been called out for playing a drinking game called "it's only rape if...".
It is clear that the attitudes expressed in the LSE leaflet, the NUS study and in Laura Bates' article perpetuate a culture which leads to actual damage, physical and emotional, and so I applaud the LSE Student Union for condemning the club in such a loud way.
It is however, important that we recognise that the culture of banning societies can be dangerous and can set a precedent for people to think that banning someone who says something you disagree with is the correct course of action.
But when the behaviour of such a club is so threatening and its effects so obvious, disbanding the society, providing "rehabilitation" for the members and sparking a national debate with which to change the attitudes of such people seems like the reasonable thing to do.


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For our first course in 2019 BIOLOGICAL DENTISTRY AND CERAMIC IMPLANTS on 8thand 9thFebruary, already 48 dentists have registered with which we surpassed every previous participant record right at the beginning of the year!
As many of you know, for the past 8 years, I have spent the entire month of January in the breathtaking nature of Uruguay, thinking, reworking and writing. This is always a very productive time for me combined with a DIGITAL SABBATICAL. This year I have, next to other things, revised significantly the course and optimized and supplemented a whole series of slides. The biological concept around the ceramic implants is what makes SDS special and is, as you know, being lived out intensively by us in the SWISS BIOHEALTH CLINIC as well as being continuously developed. I collect the innovations continuously throughout the year and incorporate them into our brochure THE SWISS BIOHEALTH CONCEPT. So, this once small informational book about our concept from the first issue "DR. VOLZ BIOLOGICAL DENTISTRY "with 18 pages in 2016 grew in the following year after the foundation of the clinic to 30 pages in 2017 and to 40 pages in 2018. This year I have extended and revised THE SWISS BIOHEALTH CONCEPT to 56 pages – almost a small book, which will be available to you until the course in February. Due to this, you have the latest knowledge and the necessary knowledge clearly arranged and understandable in a single document together, ready for implementation according to the theme "painting by numbers" …
Another innovation will be that we record the entire course in words and images to then then put it online for the participants of the course, so that they can look at the entire course or individual sequences as often as they like in the protected area of our website.
In 2019, the catering will be delivered in top quality by the Restaurant Silo 5 from Switzerland directly into our SWISS BIOHEALTH EDUCATION CENTER. We have completely redesigned the training center and integrated a great bar, a restaurant and a cozy lounge area. And after a family-friendly dinner accompanied by good music, inexhaustible amounts of DETOX & ALLINONE will be served!
Currently there are 12 places left.
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I'm really looking forward to seeing as many of you as possible after this creative break!
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P.S .: for the live operation on Friday morning, one of my assistants will be "back under the knife": NICO 18 and 48 as well as X45 and immediate implant.
P.P.S .: the shadowing week the days before, of course, again will be very interesting with many NICO's, many immediate implants and multiple augmentations. In the meantime, we stream 2 rooms alternately, depending on where it is more "interesting", so that no more idle times can arise for you!


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Two students die in separate accidents a few hours and miles apart
Randolph, Judson teens die miles apart
Two high school students were killed in separate incidents hours apart from one another Wednesday on the East and Northeast sides.
Chloe Shiverdecker, 17, was driving a silver Ford SUV east on a two-way access road of Interstate 10 near North Foster Road at about 7:30 a.m. when her vehicle veered into the opposite lane and struck a cement truck, San Antonio Police Department spokesman Sgt. Jesse Salame said.
Chloe died at the scene, Salame said.
The truck driver "was unable to avoid the accident," Salame said. "It was almost a head-on collision."
Randolph Field Independent School District, on Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph, confirmed "with deep sorrow" the news that Chloe, a senior at Randolph High School, had been killed.
"The high school administration acted with expediency, putting into motion the appropriate procedures to ensure the staff and students at their campus have access to adequate counseling and the necessary time and space to heal," the statement said.
The cement truck driver was not injured in the crash but was "very shaken up" by the fatality.
Investigators are looking into what caused the teen to cross into the cement truck's lane, Salame said.
Less than 5 miles away, a 17-year-old student at Judson High School was walking on train tracks at about 11:30 a.m. near the 7900 block of Gibbs Sprawl Road when he was fatally struck by a train, according to James Keith, Bexar County Sheriff's Department spokesman.
A medical helicopter was dispatched, but the boy died before it arrived, Keith said.
Investigators are working to determine whether the boy's death was an accident or if it was intentional, Keith told reporters.
The area was searched for the student's backpack, Keith said, and investigators are trying to determine if the boy had headphones on or was distracted by something else before his death.
The train stopped and investigators are reviewing surveillance video that captured the incident, authorities said.
Steve Linscomb, Judson ISD spokesman, said Wednesday that they could not release the student's name because his next of kin still had not been notified of his death.
To honor him, the flags at the Judson district office were lowered to half-mast.
At the time of the accident, "that student should have been in class, typically, and we really don't know why" he was absent, Linscomb said. After speaking to the school, Linscomb said there was no indication the teen regularly missed classes.
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The four tracks are called Doris, More Doris, Almost Doris and No Doris. The original I've just described (sort of), More Doris is a more overtly house-y number but in a very swing-y kinda way, kind of like a slightly calmer version of old Classic/MFF material; Almost Doris goes a fair bit deeper, dad, and then No Doris is more typical Breitbarth (from what I've heard, which isn't loads) in that it's kind of slightly wonky Berlin deep house. Wonky in a general sense, I mean, not as in 'wronk' or silly noisy micro-genres kinda wonky. In fact, scratch wonky. Let the W word be struck from the record. Let's say it's kind of slightly off-kilter Berlin deep house.
Phew. Don't mention the wonk. I did once but I think I got away with it.
About: This is on Deep Data, Rene's own label out of Berlin, and it's OUT THIS WEEK. For more info on the label and to download a 1hr promomix, click… right… here.


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PACE Rapporteur on the abandonment of children at birth, pays visit in Ukraine
To assess the scope of this phenomenon (as national statistics are scarce)
Michael Hancock (United Kingdom, ALDE), who is preparing a report for the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) on the abandonment of children at birth, is today embarking on a visit to Ukraine, which will last till 30 August, according to the PACE Communication Unit. The aim of the visit is to assess the scope of this phenomenon (as national statistics are scarce, if not non-existent) and seek ways of combating it.
Economic problems, poverty and the HIV virus/AIDS provide the backdrop to this situation and account for the fact that a sizeable proportion of children are still being abandoned in certain central and eastern European countries. The practices whereby people are encouraged to abandon their children, which have long been rampant in central and eastern Europe and have left their mark on people`s mentalities, are an additional factor noted by Mr Hancock.
The Rapporteur is to hold talks with the Ukrainian Deputy Ministers of Justice and Family Affairs, the Mayor of Kiev, the Children`s Ombudsman and representatives of UNICEF and various NGOs specialising in children`s rights.
Mr Hancock`s report should identify potential measures for preventing the abandonment of children as effectively as possible and will be given a first reading at the next meeting of the Social, Health and Family Affairs Committee in Paris on 20 September.


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by Tom Nelson
With the introduction of OS X El Capitan, Apple brought a few new features to Safari, including the ability to mute audio from those annoying auto-start ads and site videos.
Screen shot © Coyote Moon, Inc.
Of course, the ability to mute sound in a tab is nothing new; Chrome has had this functionality in one form or another for quite a while. Apple's implementation is a bit more straightforward; it doesn't require you to find a GUI setting and turn the feature on; instead, the mutable tab feature is on by default.


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Thanks for the heads up, chorpie!
Is the Spirit alcohol stove offered by Emberlit the Trangia Spirit, or is it their own knock off version?
Great! I know I sure use mine a lot!
I don't think you absolutely have to, since if you are mostly using the alcohol burner, it is pretty much screened by the stove body. They do sell a folding windscreen on the Solostove site. I have one and I am sure it helps with heat efficiency. In a pinch, you could always make a field expedient one out of some stacked rocks or similar near it to block wind. The folding one they sell is pretty squared away. It accordion folds and has little stakes in the ends to push into the ground. When using the Solostove with found wood, pine cones, etc. I reckon that windscreen then plays more of a role.
It's a 30 oz pot. Use mine all the time both Stateside and overseas.
I have one and like it a lot. The pot, lid, and windscreen are hard anodized aluminum.


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Some years back, when lens-based refractive surgeries were added to the clinic at which I worked, a cataract patient presented refracting at -26.00 D pre-operatively. Her cataracts were extremely mild, but the early lens changes had prompted her to schedule a visit to consider intraocular surgery as a means to reduce her refraction. Due to the patient's long axial length, I recommended a monofocal IOL targeted at distance. I brushed briefly over the reading glasses discussion regarding the patient's extreme myopia:
"A -26.00 D patient certainly would expect to wear readers, wouldn't they? After all, they were already reliant on glasses for all distances," I thought. Big mistake.
Although the patient's post-op vision was 20/25 at distance, she presented soon after complaining she couldn't see anything at her nose distance and that, as a result, her "whole world had been turned upside down." And thus, I learned the hard way that meeting patients' expectations is the most important factor to successful cataract surgery outcomes. As primary eye care providers, it behooves us to do all we can to manage our cataract patients' expectations. Moreover, in most instances we have been seeing these patients for years. Therefore, who knows more about their proclivities, hobbies and, most importantly, their visual demands than us?
With that said, I believe that we should address the following items prior to referring cataract patients for surgery, so we can provide them with the best opportunity for maximum satisfaction. It has been our acumen that has brought them to our practices and, thus, should guide them in their cataract surgical journey.
The first task for any clinician is to recognize and communicate the status of the cataract with the patient.
Subjective glare of worse than 20/40 or a VA reduction are the common factors, but a cataract doesn't grow out of thin air. Start this discussion at the earliest signs of the lens changes.
Refer the patient for surgery when they are not seeing optimally, secondary to these lenticular changes.
As illustrated in my case, it is critical to find out the patient's desired post-op vision to ensure the likelihood of a positive surgical outcome. So, does the patient want to reduce their dependence on glasses? Are they expecting to wear reading glasses? Do they spend all day at a computer, and is that an important working distance for them? Do they drive extensively at night? In fact, a lifestyle questionnaire is a great way to assess your patient's visual habits. You can obtain such questionnaires from surgical representatives, or you can easily create one from common questions you or your staff ask your contact lens patients.
Once you have the answers, you can make the patient aware of the IOL options that best match their desired vision and the individual pros and cons of each product to, again, manage her expectations.
You should assess various ocular health factors prior to the procedure. Is the patient's retina healthy? What about the cornea? For example, if the patient has certain ocular conditions, such as corneal dystrophy, AMD or active retinopathy, the surgeon may only feel comfortable inserting a monofocal IOL as opposed to a multifocal IOL.
Next, check the ocular surface for dry eye disease (DED). DED has been documented to affect the preoperative measurements, or biometry, used to determine the proper IOL power. Specifically, research shows that biometry can be off by as much as 2.00 D in both sphere and cylinder, secondary to an unstable tear film; resulting in the insertion of the incorrect power. Secondly, an unstable tear film can be the cause for discomfort post-operatively, increased risk of infection and inflammation, as well as a root of fluctuating vision. Thus, a healthy ocular surface is an integral part of a successful surgery. (For information on diagnosing DED, see https://bit.ly/2MgiJYe .) If the patient has DED, it is your, the referring optometrist's, responsibility to properly treat the patient and ensure all is stable before referring them to the surgery center. (For information on the latest DED treatments, see https://bit.ly/2JED7Nz .)
Modern-day cataract surgery is, arguably, one of the safest procedures patients can experience. However, it is still surgery, so there are complications. These include corneal edema, dislocation of the IOL, uncorrected refractive error and macular edema, among others. Also, patients may develop an opacification of the capsule and need a YAG procedure. (See "Post-Operative Cataract Care," p.20.)
Manage patient expectations here by providing a comprehensive list of possible complications and letting them know that, although rare, complications may result. This serves to let your patient know that you are there for them before and after surgery.
The final item is the management of surgical expectations:
- During consult. The referring optometrist, ideally, should spend a day at the surgery center and observe the consult and surgical flow. It is important for the referring O.D. to have a good working relationship with the surgeon and to know their criteria for inserting a premium IOL, for example, so the referring O.D. can pass this, among other, information on to the patient to manage her expectations and relate the experience she will have.
- Prior to surgery. After this visit, you can make the patient aware that there will be multiple tests, such as topography, performed, that they will be meeting with the surgeon and surgical counsellor and they may spend a couple hours at this visit, as a result. Further, explain to the patient that, in most instances, they will be asked to make an IOL choice at this time and, thus, should be aware of additional costs for premium IOLs, if that is what they have opted for.
Finally, counsel the patient that they will be on anti-inflammatory and antibiotic drops, to hasten the healing and induce comfort or a few weeks after surgery, and that healing isn't instantaneous. Keep in mind, however, that your patient may have an injection or use a combo drop as well. Through my experience, I have found that for some reason, patients expect everything to be perfect immediately. I always ask patients, "If you had knee surgery would you expect to run a marathon the next day?" Patients must understand this is surgery, and it needs to be thought of as such.
- Long-term. Patients need to understand that for many, ideal results don't occur until both eyes have undergone IOL insertion. Also, explain that there may be a bit of adaptation to the IOL. For instance, if the patient has elected to have a multifocal IOL, they must understand it may take months for their brain to fully adapt to it and for comfort with night vision.
Armed with this information, the patient is now equipped for their appointment with the surgeon.
By being aware of the items we should address prior to referring cataract patients for surgery, patients have an excellent chance of stellar surgical outcomes.
This is a growing population. They are living longer and having the procedure done at an earlier age, so these patients will be in their optometrists' offices for years postoperatively. Let's be there for them at the very beginning to ensure a long-lasting, happy relationship. OM


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Clothes donation for DRC residents
20 July 2018 | Society
A donation from Swakopmund resident Andreas Gaweseb was welcomed by nonprofit organisation Dantago-Women and Youth Development Association (WAYDA) recently.
Speaking to Erongo this week, Gaweseb explained what motivated him to give the donation.
"My family and I have been collecting the clothes from our wardrobes for the past two years. The DRC informal settlement is the place where the poorest of the poor in society are living and as a member of the community I normally donate not only clothes but whatever I have like food and so forth," said Gaweseb.
During winter, the DRC informal settlement is plagued with shack fires which rob their owners of their valuables including clothing. Gaweseb is optimistic that the donation can help a portion of this community in their time of need.
"I don't know whether it will help the community of the DRC informal settlement as a whole, but I hope it will make a difference in the lives of certain people. Let's take hands and help each other where we can," he said.
Dantago-WAYDA is a charity organisation that was established about eight years ago. It is aimed at empowering the DRC community to become self-reliant, independent and to build the self-esteem of those who find themselves stricken by the hardships of poverty.


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The Big Bang Theory star Kaley Cuoco is currently taking a break from filming her hit CBS show. She took to social media to share a cute photo of her romantic vacation with boyfriend Karl Cook in Hawaii.
The 31-year-old posted a rather scenic snap, wherein we see the beautiful blue ocean with a little greenery, as we see feets of Cuoco and Cook are entwined. A huge heart is inscribed in the snap, as Cuoco captioned the Instagram post saying, "Aloha! @mrtankcook," with a heart emoji.
The adorable photo has already garnered more than 31,000 likes, within a few hours of its upload. And no sooner had the image got posted on the image-sharing platform than her 3.3 million followers flocked to the comments section to shower Cuoco with compliments.
A user wrote, "This is so beautiful!! Have the best time ever," another noted, "So much aloha!!!! Love that place!!! Have fun!!" A user loved her Instagram photo, and noted, "That water looks so beautiful and refreshing and calming."
A user called Cuoco "lucky" and commented, "You're so lucky! Are you going to skydive? I heard its amazing there!" Another comment reads, "I can't even imagine the wonderful life you have!! Happy for you."
An Instagram user cheekily wrote, "And looks like someone got sunburned toes! Ouch."
Cuoco and Cook have been dating since 2016, after meeting at a horse show.
Besides, finding love, a lot is happening in The Big Bang Theory star's life as she recently launched a new production company, Norman Productions (honouring her dog Norman), in partnership with Warner Bros. TV.
The company's first project, The Flight Attendant, is a limited series based on the Chris Bohjalian novel, and Cuoco will star in the show.
The plot centres on a flight attendant who wakes up in a hotel room in Dubai, next to a dead man, with no recollection of the night before.
She took to Instagram to talk about her project and wrote, " We cannot wait to start work on our first project #theflightattendant#yesnormanproductions ✈ thank you to everyone who made this possible!!"
"(Especially Norman) @chrisbohjalian PS you can pre-order this nail-biting thriller right now on @amazon !! " she concluded.


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UVA announced the biggest donation in its history, from hedge fund quant Jaffray Woodriff, with much pomp and circumstance, including an appearance by Governor Ralph Northam. But not everyone was happy with the McIntire alum's decision to spend $120 million on a School of Data Science.
Some feel Woodriff's donation could have served better causes. "One of the most important steps that @UVA can take to repair its relationship with black Charlottesville is to pay everyone who works for the university a living wage," John Edwin Mason, associate professor of history at UVA, wrote on Twitter.
"There's nothing fundamentally wrong with a $120 million gift or school for data science," Mason says in a follow-up conversation. "But UVA has been one of primary drivers of racial inequality, prospering off the impoverishment and displacement of African Americans. And here comes a new school of data science announced as if it's oblivious to this much more urgent conversation."
When asked about the criticism, William Foshay, executive director of the private foundation through which Woodriff and his wife made the donation, said Woodriff "is a domain expert of data science, and he pursues philanthropy in the area he knows the most about."
Michael Payne, a Democratic candidate for City Council, says the donation "should start a conversation about the role UVA plays in the community." And he's critical of Woodriff's plans to remake the western end of the Downtown Mall. "He purchased the Main Street Arena, which had an ice rink, and Escafe, which was a big space for LGBTQ community for many years, so he could make room for office space for startups he's invested in," Payne says.
Some UVA students expressed frustration as well.
Veena Ramesh, a second-year computer science student, worries the school could overwhelm existing programs. "The [new data science] school will have to heavily rely on the statistics and computer science departments," she says in an email. Since "these two departments are underfunded and stretched too thin, having an entire school rely on the expertise these professors have is an insane request."
Other critics have framed Woodriff's donation as the latest in a series of contributions that ultimately benefit him or people of similar status. Referring to tax filings from the Quantitative Foundation, Matthew Gillikin points out on Twitter that most of Woodriff's charitable giving has gone towards private schools, squash facilities, and UVA.
"All educational organizations the foundation has contributed to have personal connections with the family," says Foshay. "Merrill is an educator, so she focuses on educational philanthropy."
Woodriff previously attracted controversy in 2013 after donating $12.4 million to UVA to build a squash center at the Boar's Head Sports Club. Although the resort is owned by UVA and grants students open access, its three-mile distance from Grounds has effectively limited the court to UVA's official squash team, which is almost entirely composed of white students from affluent areas of the Northeast.
Cory Runkel, a third-year economics student, confronted then-UVA executive VP and chief operating officer Pat Hogan about the squash donation in a private meeting held by the Living Wage Campaign at UVA on April 16, 2018. "Hogan said the university had asked if the $12 million grant could be used for another purpose, but the donor was adamant that it be used for the squash center," says Runkel.
"Squash is Woodriff's avocation," says Foshay.
Runkel, the current treasurer of the Living Wage Campaign at UVA, says, "If you have $120 million, it's up to you to spend it. I would hope you don't spend it making new consultants."