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Zed Build
Starting choice #1
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Ability Sequence
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The masteries shown here are not yet updated for the current season, the guide author needs to set up the new masteries. As such, they will be different than the masteries you see in-game.
For farming use your spells(energy is full in 10 sec.)
Q Razor Shuriken in lane.
W Living Shadow for evacation a shadow (if u use again Living Shadow u will change the place with a shadow
E Shadow Slash For area damage to minions
And lasthiting isn't hard cuz your passive deal bonus damage.
Skill Sequence
Your ulti Death Markwill u make untouchable for short time and Ulti will cause 2 shadows.
Next spell is Living Shadow it cause third shadow, next you will use the others spells for tons of damage.
Pros / Cons
+ Very strong in early laning.
+ Passive deal bonus damage
+ Great mobility
- Low CC
- He's focused in teamfights
After use ulti. when u are utouchable use Active Blade of the Ruined King
If your enemy build armor u must have Armor pen. items: The Black Cleaver Last Whisper beacouse Zed can't do anything with out Armor pen.
Team Work
In teamfights you will be focused beacause u deal more damage then your adc (NO Draven and Vayne:))
In early laning try gank top or bot with Living Shadow when u use combo Living Shadow and Shadow Slash it slow your target so with your passive Contempt for the Weak you can have easy kill if it isn't warded :)

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I see a comment in almost every post regarding stats or armor and such for XIV about how you will be shunned if you don't build your character the cookie cutter way or don't have the most elite gear for your job and how the freedom of building a more diverse character will not be accepted. I feel sorry for those of you who played XI and were subjected to that mentality. There were certain standards that needed to be met like gear for your correct job and correct level but for the most part I never ran across the elitism to the extent that people are implying on these boards. It was pretty cheap to have decent gear that would get the job done and for the most part I never heard anyone complain about party members that were doing a good job even if their gear wasn't the best. In fact I remember alot people giving gear to the less fortunate or stopping at the moghouse to grab a peacock charm or leaping boots for a party member to use if they seemed cool, I was both on the receiving end early in my career and on the giving end as I leveled my 2nd and 3rd main jobs. I for one am looking forward to a more diverse group and more diverse set of weapons and armor and stats and abilities.
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The story takes place after the events of the 74th Hunger Games in a alternate universe in which Katniss did NOT volunteer for Prim, thus the entire games changed and since their was no "star-crossed lovers" Peeta was killed in the bloodbath and the entire games changed, Prim placed 7th and died of thirst. The winner of the games was the District 2 Female tribute Clove. One more note, this is not a parody anymore as I want to write serious about the games so enjoy. After the 78th Games; in which a District 6 male, Avae was crowned the victor, President Snow ordered for the Districts to be split in half, now 24 Districts stood. The districts 1-12 had their industry kept the same, while 13-24 had new jobs.
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GONZALES — An Ascension Parish grand jury declined Friday to charge with two counts of negligent homicide a Prairieville woman who drove off Bluff Road in late June, killing two children fishing at a bayou.
The 12-person grand jury's unanimous decision to return a no true bill came shortly after District Attorney Ricky Babin, who is the DA for Ascension, Assumption and St. James parishes, finished presenting evidence to the grand jury on Friday.
"I think the grand jury, like I said, agreed with State Police and found that although it's a tragic accident, there was no negligence to a level of being criminal conduct that was displayed or to be charged with," Babin said in an interview after the proceeding at the Parish Courthouse Annex in Gonzales.
In August, State Police found there was not enough evidence to arrest Shawnette B. Taylor, 48, of Prairieville, for the crash that killed Sarai "Ladybug" Lanus, 9, and her brother, Daylon "Duce" Lanus, 6, both of Geismar.
The siblings were fishing with their father, David Lanus Sr., 31, and two of his cousins in a bayou that runs under Bluff Road in Ascension Parish.
Troopers said at the time they could not find any conclusive evidence that Taylor was criminally negligent in the crash. Troopers handed their report to Babin.
Babin said he agreed with the grand jury's decision Friday based on the facts his office has in the case. He said there was no evidence Taylor had drugs or alcohol in her system at the time of the crash, nor was she using her cellphone.
Babin noted that while grand jurors had to find probable cause to bring the charge, had the case proceeded, his prosecutors would have had to prove Taylor's guilt beyond a reasonable doubt, which is a much higher standard of proof.
"The death's not the only thing to convict someone of negligent homicide," Babin said. "It requires gross negligence, and the grand jury, I believe, just didn't think that standard was met."
Troopers have said Taylor drove off the side of narrow, two-lane Bluff Road in a curve June 24. The 2004 Nissan Armada that Taylor was driving went down a steep embankment off the southbound lane and continued about 100 to 200 feet, hitting the group fishing.
Sarai and Daylon died despite attempts by bystanders with medical experience to save the children's lives.
With the criminal investigation ended, the State Police report became public record. Babin released it Friday, providing new details about the crash.
The report says the shoulder beyond the outside, white fog lines along Bluff is 6 inches wide. Beyond the asphalt shoulder is a 12-inch-wide ribbon of grass before the embankment begins sloping downward from the southbound lane in which Taylor was driving.
Taylor was driving 55 mph in a 55 mph zone, the report says.
The report also sheds more light on early and apparently false reports from Taylor that she said she saw two dump trucks stopped in the opposite lane on Bluff and had to swerve right off the side of the road to avoid a third oncoming vehicle that had entered her lane to pass the trucks.
Taylor did tell investigators that story initially, the State Police report says.
About two weeks after the crash, on July 8, however, after conflicting statements from other witnesses, Taylor recanted that account.
She instead told troopers that she saw a northbound white car drive close to the center line of Bluff. She drove right, toward the edge of the southbound lane with the intention of returning back toward the center of her lane once the car had passed her. Taylor lost control, slid down the embankment and "panicked and closed her eyes" until the Nissan stopped against a tree in the bayou, the report says.
"She clarified there were no dump trucks stopped in the road prior to her leaving the roadway. She stated she does remember the trucks being in the roadway after the crash," the report says.
"She also stated there was no vehicle coming head-on in her lane that caused her to run off the right side of the roadway. She clarified this by saying the vehicle was in the northbound lane, and as it passed her, it was close to the center line."
Accounts from two witnesses seem to support the second version of events. The witnesses spoke to investigators in late June, about a week and a half before investigators reinterviewed Taylor.
Tedron Kenner, 37, one of David Lanus' cousins who was hit in the crash, told investigators he did not see any vehicles on Bluff shortly after the crash when he called 911 but did so later when help arrived.
Two dump trucks stopped then and the drivers got out to help redirect traffic, Kenner told State Police.
Another man, Carlton Haycock, who said he arrived about 13 minutes after the crash was reported to State Police, said he saw two dump trucks stopped in the road and the drivers were directing traffic.
Babin said his office and the Lanus family will have to accept the grand jury's result.
"The family's going to be disappointed, but we've been involved with the family throughout this process, so they're strong and I believe they'll, as we do, just accept the result," Babin said.
Shayla Lanus, 31, the mother of the two children who were killed, declined comment on the grand jury's decision when contacted Friday.
No one responded Friday afternoon to knocks on the front door and a ring of the doorbell at the Taylor home in Prairieville.
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Di Morrissey always does what she does well. Rain Music is her 23rd book, again writing about the Australia she loves, about characters who capture your heart, about adventures and issues that are often close to home. Here, she's in Far North Queensland, telling a story through two points of view, through the eyes of brother and sister Ned and Bella Chisholm, whose lives have taken very different paths since a family tragedy years before. When Bella tracks Ned down the two must come to turns with the past before they can accept where their lives are headed. An essential summer read for long, lazy afternoons.
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Blanding's turtle (
Habitat loss and degradation are primary threats to amphibian and reptile populations [
Blanding's turtle is a medium-sized freshwater reptile (up to about 27 cm length) with a rounded black carapace (shell) that is speckled with yellow dots (
Preferred habitat includes permanent and temporary ponds, streams and wetlands [
In summer, they often use marshes and highly productive ponds with abundant aquatic vegetation [
Blanding's turtle home range size varies from 1.5 ha to 63 ha [
The global range of the Blanding's turtle spans parts of North America, with 20% of the population residing in Canada. Reasons for its threatened status include: habitat loss and degradation [
Based on the above, there is potential to map Blanding's turtle habitat using high-resolution remote sensing. Wetlands, its primary broad habitat type, have been mapped for other purposes using methods ranging from visual interpretation of aerial photographs [
This research was conducted in Gatineau Park, Québec, Canada, a 361 km2 protected area [
Wetland vector data available for the study area were compiled by Ducks Unlimited Canada [
The map sources described above and spring 2007 leaf-off digital aerial orthophotos (described in Section 3.2) were used to locate wetlands to survey and plan field routes. For the purposes of this study, wetlands were defined as areas with standing water in spring, including small ponds, some being ephemeral, as well as areas with typical wetland vegetation of grasses, sedges, and cattails (
Wetlands were visually identified, delineated in a GIS and categorized into priority levels for field survey based on the: (1) presence of more than approximately 100 m² of open water as, below this threshold, interpretation of wetlands from the orthophotos was not believed to be reliable due to confusion with tree shadows, and literature has shown Blanding's wetland habitat to be typically larger than this (e.g., [
One hundred and seventy wetland field sites were visited between June and August 2008. Non-differential GPS with an expected horizontal accuracy of under 10 m [
It was determined that high-resolution satellite imagery, while providing good spectral information, would not provide the spatial resolution needed to detect and identify very small wetlands and within wetland vegetation and logs. Also, leaf-off imagery was expected to be more suitable than summer imagery because, in examination of 2007 summer airborne digital camera imagery with 0.25 m pixels for another area in Gatineau Park [
They were 23 cm format colour photos that had been acquired 6 May 2007 between 12:00 and 16:30 local time using Wild RC-20 and Zeiss Top 15 cameras flown simultaneously in two aircraft. The lens focal length was 152.4 mm and the average scale was 1:16,000 resulting in 2 km × 2 km coverage per photo. The photos had been digitized into 8-bit 20 cm nominal pixel size red, green and blue spectral bands. Although the exact band centers and bandwidths were not known, standard color film was used, which typically has significant overlap in spectral sensitivity between the color layers [
The goal of segmentation was to produce spatial entities representing wetlands, and within wetland features of water, vegetation, and logs. There has been an abundance of literature identifying the benefits of object classification (e.g., [
The main landcover classes were first segmented at a coarse object scale to classify wetlands and non-wetlands and later a finer object scale was used to identify thematic classes. In the second segmentation phase the potential wetland entities were segmented and classified into water and non water. The non water class objects were allocated into two classes, wetland vegetation and logs (based on parameters described in Section 3.3.2). The interactive software interface allowed for quick testing to be conducted on image subsets. The results could be visually assessed with confidence due to the very high spatial resolution of the imagery. Taking this approach, a series of steps, outlined below and in
As the mosaic file was large (38 photos × 286 Mb/photo = 10.9 Gb, or 10.9 billion pixels), object based segmentation of the entire mosaic was not possible with the available computing power. Thus, an initial maximum likelihood pixel-based classification (MLC) was conducted to remove as much of the non wetland pixels as possible. In terms of image brightness, the distributions for moderately bright senescent spring wetland vegetation, deciduous forest leaf litter, and tree trunks overlapped significantly in each spectral band as did the histograms for darker features such as water, shadow and coniferous forest. Consequently, image texture was used to discriminate these classes. In the leaf-off imagery, trunks, branches and shadows created a texture distinct from that of wetland vegetation as shown in
The MLC wetland map was then refined through object segmentation and classification. As small coniferous/shadow pixels were often misclassified as small wetlands, the two class MLC wetland map was segmented using a scale parameter value of 10, to delineate small objects about the size of these features. The colour value was set at 0.8 to give priority over shape, as the image was binary. However, within the shape parameter, the compactness value was set high, at 0.8, (with smoothness low) given the compact nature of shadows in relation to many of the small water bodies. The segments produced were then classified as coniferous/shadow or wetland based on their distance from the mean brightness value of training samples collected for each class. Classified shadow segments were then assigned to the other class while the pixels in the classified wetland segments were merged with the larger set of potential wetlands pixels.
The potential wetland map at this stage was still comprised of pixels from the MLC and not objects, so segmentation was conducted to delineate the wetlands. The scale value was set to be 300 to delineate whole wetlands. Values above 300 produced objects comprised of more than one wetland while values of 100 and 200 segmented smaller objects within wetlands. Image brightness (colour = 0.8) was weighted more than object shape (0.2) in defining segment boundaries, as the wetlands were bright while their masked out surroundings were black. For shape, objects were defined more by the degree of boundary smoothness (value = 0.9) than their compactness (value = 0.1) as was expected for these large land cover entities.
Following this, some residual erroneous forest segments were removed (assigned to
In the final wetland mapping step, wetland segments enclosed by a common boundary were merged into whole wetlands. The wetland map was then used to classify wetland habitat attributes as described below.
Image segmentation using the red spectral band was conducted within the wetland objects created above to delineate within wetland water, vegetation and logs. Through iterative testing of the scale, color/shape and smoothness/compactness parameters, optimal values were determined for each. Given the very high resolution of the imagery and interactive software interface, visual assessment of multiple segmentation results was straightforward and efficient to implement.
In classification of the segments, it was found that brightness generally varied between water (darkest), logs (moderate), and vegetation (brightest) but that their histograms overlapped significantly. Consequently, texture, shape and size were used in addition to brightness to classify these features. Through interactive histogram and image analysis segments with mean brightness greater than a selected threshold were classified as wetland vegetation and logs while segments darker than this threshold were classified as water. Three thresholds were required for different portions of the mosaic due to minor differences in photo exposure between flight lines. The thresholds were 90 DN for a block of 24 photos, 85 DN for a block of 8 photos and 80 DN for the remaining block of 6 photos. Such iterative testing was simple and fast to implement using the Feature View tool as all objects meeting a given criterion could be temporarily highlighted, allowing iterative manipulation of these thresholds to determine which most effectively distinguished water from the other two classes.
The above process effectively separated water segments from segments that were either wetland vegetation or logs. To separate logs from vegetation, because segmented log length (average = 6.2 m; standard deviation = 3.4 m) was much greater than log width, segments with a length to width ratio greater than 2.75 were classified as log. In addition, log segments satisfying this criterion that were longer than 50 m were removed (assigned to the
The map of wetlands and within wetland habitat features was assessed for classification accuracy using random sampling. Field data and objects visually interpreted from the orthophotos served as the reference data. For wetland accuracy assessment, a sample of 50 wetlands was desired to be representative of the approximately 700 wetlands in the study area (see Section 4.1). To achieve this, random points were generated until they occurred in 50 wetlands. The total sample was 521 points, with 66 in wetlands (some wetlands had more than one point) and 455 in the
To determine the classification accuracy of within wetland habitat features, five random points were placed within each of the 50 wetlands selected above and each point was visually interpreted on the orthophoto to determine if it was water, wetland vegetation or log. However, since water was the dominant class by area within the wetlands, it was selected much more often than wetland vegetation or logs. Therefore, in each wetland where they existed, two visually interpreted logs and two wetland vegetation points were manually selected in the orthophotos without reference to the classification. Through this process, all wetlands had some wetland vegetation that was sampled for validation, while nine of the 50 sample wetlands did not have logs present. In assessing the class of the thematic map, sample points were deemed to be classified as wetland vegetation or water if the point and the area immediately surrounding the point (in about a 1 m or 2–3 pixel radius) was classified as these classes, respectively. Sample reference logs were deemed to be correctly classified if at least half their area was classified as log. These reference data were tabulated against the classified map in an error matrix.
The classification results for the four primary habitat attributes (wetlands; within wetland water, vegetation and logs) were combined to produce a potential habitat map. There are many ways to combine habitat attributes in such mapping (e.g., [
A subjective linear additive scoring system was defined as follows (
Some scores were consistent across wetland sizes (e.g., medium-high vegetation cover), because for any wetland size, this proportion of vegetation cover should provide adequate habitat resources. Finally, scores for log presence and abundance were varied based on wetland size. The number of logs also reaches a threshold of maximum suitability (
Validation of the habitat suitability map was conducted through frequency analysis of the recorded observation locations of Blanding's turtles (1996–2011) [
Wetland mapping identified 693 wetlands in the study area. From all known sources (as described earlier), only 383 wetlands and open water bodies had been previously mapped. The high-resolution orthophotos and the processing methods used in this research were able to identify wetlands/water bodies that were probably smaller than the minimum mapping unit or resolution of previous mapping efforts. Of the 693 classified wetlands, 133 were smaller than 100 m2. These were removed from further analysis because they were difficult to reliably interpret in the photos so validation was not possible. They were also below the commonly reported minimum wetland sizes for Blanding's turtles (e.g., average 0.18 ha [
Interpretation of the orthophotos at the sample locations and at other locations revealed that classification error, although small, could be mainly attributed to a few sources. In creation of the wetland mask, continuous wetland vegetation along borders of wetlands, at ends of wetlands, or in narrow areas between two wetland sections, was not retained as much in the wetland class as water bodies with vegetation patches dispersed throughout. Continuous wetland vegetation with no surrounding water was often confused with forest floor leaf litter and therefore removed with deciduous forest during the processing. Removal of this continuous vegetation made some connected wetland sections appear spatially separated. These areas were very small in relation to the wetlands with open water that were mapped, but they could represent good habitat.
Within wetlands, shadows created by isolated trees and tree groups were rare but they were generally misclassified as water. Classified within wetland vegetation was in general agreement with the orthophotos and field survey data. Some logs that were visually evident as linear structures were misclassified as vegetation or water, particularly if they were submerged. This is evident in
Of the combined set of 115 single point and telemetry Blanding's turtle observations within 250 m of a wetland, six wetlands were mapped for the first time in this study.
Object-based segmentation and rule-based classification of high-resolution orthophotos using a combination of spectral, texture, shape and size information was very successful at mapping Blanding's turtle habitat. Two scales of mapping were conducted: a broader scale to discriminate potential wetlands from other land cover types, and a finer scale to map water, vegetation patches, and logs within wetlands. These are among the most important single indicators of habitat and life cycle activities of the Blanding's turtle [
At the broader wetland scale, many previously unmapped wetlands were detected and delineated.
The accurate mapping of within wetland vegetation and logs can aid the field sampling design of future inventories as many observations of Blanding's turtle are made in spring when it is often seen on either one of these two features. The object based approach was capable of producing more homogeneous class extents than would be expected for pixel-based classification. For example, in the case of wetland vegetation, brightness variability would result in a speckled pixel-based map, whereas segmentation and classification produced a single class assignment for each vegetation patch.
It is also surmised that logs were more effectively mapped using the object-based approach. The use of length: width as a discriminator of logs, which were spectrally similar to forest leaf litter and some senescent wetland vegetation, required segmented objects. In comparison to the literature, as above, many studies have been conducted at coarser scales than the current study, and all for within wetland water and vegetation types; no studies have been found that detect and map deadwood within wetlands as a significant habitat feature. For example, Dillabaugh
The presence and abundance of these habitat features were used to construct and map a potential habitat scoring system. As noted earlier, habitat suitability mapping is a large and diverse field with many sophisticated methods proposed in the literature (e.g., [
This research focused on four habitat attributes that had distinct potential for mapping using existing leaf-off high resolution color orthophotos and that are key providers of food, protection, thermal regulation, hibernation,
An alternative approach would be to input training data into a classifier such as a classification and regression tree (CART) (e.g., [
Using leaf-off 20 cm pixel orthophotos and object-based segmentation and classification, habitat critical to the threatened Blanding's turtle was mapped. Two scales of analysis were implemented: (1) at a coarse scale (object segmentation scale parameter of 300) to delineate and classify whole wetlands, and (2) at a finer scale (segmentation scale parameter of 20) to delineate and classify within wetland habitat features of water, vegetation and logs. High accuracies were achieved at both scales. At the coarse scale, wetland classification accuracy was 89.4% and, at the finer scale, accuracy of the within wetland features varied between 81.5% and 98.5%. The number of mapped wetlands in the study area almost doubled, as 310 new wetlands were identified, most being smaller than the minimum mapping unit of previous mapping efforts. Six new wetlands were mapped that also had recorded Blanding's turtle observations. A map combining the selected wetland and within wetland attributes showed the spatial distribution of potential habitat throughout the study area. Of the 115 existing Blanding's turtle observations, 92.3% were closest to a wetland of high or very high suitability. These results are being used in further field inventory planning and in combination with other data such as turtle movement obtained through telemetry to advance understanding of how the Blanding's turtle selects and utilizes habitat. Future research will include validation of Blanding's turtle habitat preferences and movement in relation to the mapped wetlands as well as evaluation of spatial extension of the rule base to the other main habitat area near the Ottawa River.
This research was funded by an NSERC Discovery grant to D. King. Field support was provided by the Carleton University Geomatics and Landscape Ecology Research Laboratory through the Canada Foundation for Innovation and other funding. The National Capital Commission provided access to the Gatineau Park aerial orthophotos and other support that was vital to this research. Blanding's turtle observation and telemetry data were provided by the following: (1) Ministère des Ressources naturelles et de la Faune, Québec, Direction de l'aménagement de la faune de l'Outaouais); (2) Conservation de la Nature Canada (2008 data); (3) Atlas des Amphibiens et Reptiles du Québec, (4) National Capital Commission, Ottawa, Canada. We are very grateful to Yohann Dubois of the Ministère des Ressources naturelles et de la Faune, Québec for scientific advice on the Blanding's turtle, field inventory methods and existing data. Gabrièle Fortin, MSc candidate in Biology at the University of Ottawa kindly provided GIS shapefiles for some of the observations and telemetry data. The field assistance of Valerie Torontow and scientific advice of Scott Mitchell (Geography, Carleton University) are greatly appreciated.
A Blanding's turtle. Observation made during 2008 population inventory in Québec [
Sedge tussock in wetland. Such within wetland vegetation is an important Blanding's turtle habitat indicator. Scale is approximate.
The approximate extents of the 16 × 10 km study area (red outline) shown with respect to Canada, the province of Québec and Gatineau Park (central green area). Adapted from [
Study area (red outline) in relation to the other primary nearby population (yellow outline) and the hypothesized ecological corridor between them (red arrow). Adapted from [
Image classification steps to produce segmented and classified wetlands and within wetland habitat features of water, vegetation and logs. Rectangles are image products; ellipses are processes. MLC = maximum likelihood classification. OBSC = object-based segmentation and classification. For each segmentation, the scale value (S) is given. For each classification the discriminating variable type is given. T = data threshold as described in the text. DN = image brightness digital number. L = length. W = width.
Leaf-off orthophoto examples of deciduous forest (left) and examples of two extensive sections of senescent wetland vegetation that border open water sections of wetlands or streams.
Example segmentation of a portion of a wetland in the red band to determine the optimal scale parameter value for the within wetland classes of log and wetland vegetation (both bright)
Orthophoto of a wetland (from the wetland mask) and the resulting classification of three Blanding's turtle habitat attributes: water, wetland vegetation, and logs [
Example of a portion of the Blanding's turtle habitat suitability map for the study area that was derived from an additive scoring system for wetlands, and the presence and abundance of wetland vegetation, and logs (Road source: [
An example wetland, 0.15 ha in area, that was not classified before this research that has had Blanding's turtle observations. Orthophoto (upper left), classified habitat features (upper right), a Blanding's turtle observed in May 2009 (bottom).
Scoring system used as an illustrative example of potential Blanding's turtle habitat mapping from the habitat attributes wetlands (including open water), and within wetland vegetation and logs. The highest score of 10 would be obtained for a wetland (score = 2 not shown in the table) with medium vegetation cover (score = 5) and 1–5 or > 5 logs if the wetland is small, or > 5 logs if the wetland is medium or large in size (score = 3).
|Quantity Description
|Percent Cover Range
|Very Small (<500 m2)
|Small (500–2,499 m2)
|Medium (2,500–22,500 m2)
|Large (>22,500 m2)
|None or Very low
|0 to 4.99
|5 to 24
|25 to 49
|50 to 74
|Very High
|75 to 100
Potential habitat levels assigned to the resulting habitat scores.
|Very High
Error matrix for wetland classification.
|User's Accuracy (%)
|Producer's Accuracy (%)
Error matrix for within wetland habitat feature classification.
|User's Accuracy (%)
|Wetland Vegetation
|Wetland Vegetation
|Producer's Accuracy (%)
Frequency distribution of existing Blanding's Turtle observations in the study area with respect to wetland habitat suitability score. Each observation was matched to the closest wetland within a 250 m radius.


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Brandywine Hospital in Coatesville, PA is seeking a BE/BC Psychiatrist for an employed position.
- Candidate should be comfortable with Adult, Geriatric and Eating Disorder patients
- Candidate would occasionally be requested to perform hospital inpatient consults
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Sound barriers don't work.
Actually, sound barriers that block the view of the highway can reduce the noise level for the houses along the highway in half (by 10 to 15 decibels). ConnDOT says that if it had funds available (and did not have other projects it considers to be a higher priority), it would install more barriers.
Sound barriers increase the noise for houses on the opposite side of the highway.
Our research indicates that this is not the case. Sound reflects from the barrier back into the highway traffic, and continues to bounce between the traffic and the barrier until it dissipates.
There is no chance of getting sound barriers installed in southwestern Conn.
Everyone we have talked to in the state and local government notes that it will be difficult to get barriers installed, but no one has said they cannot ever be built. Our exploration of areas where barriers have been installed suggest that it will take time, but that if we are persistent, we have a good chance of getting results.


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Did you know that simple changes in your diet could increase your fertility by 60 percent? That what you eat when you're pregnant could affect whether your child will need to wear glasses or braces? That increasing your intake of certain nutrients before you become pregnant could radically decrease your chances of suffering from morning sickness?
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Number Of Pages: 256
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Donor Transport Services was a company under the employ of Franz Tomczeszyn in 2008. Another of the company's workers was Janke Dacyshyn, who was married to Tomczeszyn. The company also had a van in their employ (whose door was emblazoned with the company's logo) and a set of offices on the second floor of a downtown building in Virginia. (The X-Files: I Want to Believe)
- The novelization of the film describes not only the door of the company's van but also a door to their offices as bearing the name "Donor Transport Services". In the film itself, however, only the van is marked with the company's name, as the door described in the book is completely bare.


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On 1 August 2006, Arcelor and Mittal Steel merged to create the world's leading steel company. Today, the company is marking its ten-year anniversary.
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Looking back on the past decade Mr Lakshmi N. Mittal, chairman and CEO said:
"Ten years ago today marks the official merger of Arcelor and Mittal Steel, resulting in the creation of ArcelorMittal: the world's largest steel and mining company.
"The logic for the merger was that the combined business would enjoy numerous advantages: geographic and product diversification, reducing volatility; the ability to supply global customers and access high value-added, long-term contracts; leadership in key product segments such as automotive; and access to the lower costs and high growth of emerging markets.
"Much has changed since that time and many of the past ten years have been tough for commodity and industrial companies, including steel companies. But the logic of the merger is as sound today as it was in 2006 and I am convinced it helped us to navigate this highly challenging environment and remain the world's leading steel and mining company.
"The past ten years have defined the spirit and culture of our company and showcased our resilience, our strength, our knowledge and our capability to respond swiftly. We have reshaped our asset base, we have improved our competitiveness, we have improved our safety performance, we have strengthened our balance sheet and we have invested in innovative products for the future. We have faced tough market conditions but in many ways we are a stronger company, better positioned for the future with world-class assets and a clear strategy that will enable us to outperform in all market conditions.
"We are proud of the progress we have made. For our employees, critically, we have created a safer work environment. In 2007 the company had a lost time injury frequency rate of 3.1: today, it is 0.78. We will continue in our efforts to make ArcelorMittal a safer place to work, until we reach zero.
"For our customers, we have delivered new and innovative steel products, supported by our world class research and development teams and facilities. Our total research and development investment since 2006 has been US$2.5bn, supporting the invention of more than 250 new types of steel. That's why we are the leading supplier of quality steel products in all major markets - including automotive, construction, household appliances and packaging – and rated as the top technology supplier in the automotive sector.
"Our global reach – which the merger delivered - brings major benefits. For our customers, it means that we offer the same quality of steel and service across the world, as well as proximity to the customer. We have strategically expanded this offering, for example through the acquisition of the Calvert downstream operation in Alabama, AM/NS Calvert, or through building the VAMA greenfield plant in China – both of which have expanded our capability to supply the automotive industry, one of our most demanding and important customers.
"For our steel plants and mines, our global reach brings access to a network of in-house experts that allows for the sharing of best practice. And for the communities and countries in which we operate, it brings the economic benefits of wages and taxes paid, jobs created and supplies bought. Our economic contribution over the last ten years has been in excess of US$700bn.
"Looking ahead, we remain committed to maintaining our leadership position in the steel industry and striving for ever higher standards in the way we run our business and deliver value to our stakeholders. We have the platform and the programmes, with Action 2020, to deliver further structural improvement that will enable us to succeed and prosper in any environment. Our second quarter earnings announced on 29 July 2016 demonstrated not only the improved market conditions, but also the effect of the internal measures we have implemented to improve competitiveness.
"Steel remains integral to the fabric of modern life and we will continue to promote and champion its use. Steelmaking is our passion and it is this passion that will continue to drive ArcelorMittal for many years to come."
ArcelorMittal film – Our Ten Year Journey
Shot in multiple countries, highlighting the company's size and scale, a new film - ArcelorMittal – Our Ten Year Journey – has been released today, 1 August 2016. The film reminds viewers of the logic of the 2006 merger between Arcelor and Mittal Steel, and looks at how the company has adapted and strengthened itself in response to the decade's major economic challenges and is now positioning itself for the future.
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|This climb is okay. It's sandy and chossy near the big hole. The gear is allright up until that point.
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|This one always feels at least as hard as "No Whippin Boys" to me, probably due to its steepness. The bottom half has small/medium gear in blocky (i.e., fractured) rock. The crux is going from the last ledge to the huecos; I can't find a good stance until the huecos. My gear beta for the crux: #4 Camelot in the pod at last ledge, then reach high to place a .5 Camelot as high as possible. Climb up to the hueco jugs (they're in there) where you can place a #3 Camelot behind you, or just place #1 Camelot higher up.
By LeoSpaceman
Oct 23, 2016
I found a #13 stopper at the top of the route today. If it's yours I'll trade you this for a beer of your choice. Or just give it back to you. I bought this same size stopper yesterday to fill out my rack, and two of them make my stoppers clunky.
Anyway, this route isn't terrible. Sandy, a loose block near the start, questionable flakes - the rumors are true. It just needs to get more traffic and it'll be polished into a true RW classic. Sew it up, stay safe and have fun on it.


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1- Quoting in from posts when posting a comment, and the function so one can quote the comment it's self. This would take some posts to a real level of discussion.
2- Better or more functional pages for user. User profiles with uploading of pictures functionality, registered user (admin, authors, subscribers, etc). Doesn't need to be fancy but informative. Eg, when someone visits another user profile he should get some of the resent comments, posts etc, simple stats showed for that use, with some information and avatar, etc.
3- If 2 get implanted then having user avatars for posts or comments would be the ultimate thing.
4- Implant font sizing (image or text based clickable) into a widget. Also options for the overall font size to be set to whatever value.


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The Litera Gumbet Beach Resort is the perfect choice for your next holiday to Turkey - getaway to this 4 star all inclusive hotel for less!
The friendly, family-run Gumbet Beach Resort Hotel is a four-star all inclusive property that overlooks Gumbet Bay and is close to the centre of Gumbet and nearby Bodrum. There is an excellent local minibus which stops right in front of the Gumbet Beach Resort and services both resort centres.
Facilities at the Gumbet Beach Resort Hotel include a swimming pool, children's pool, pool bar and terrace furnished with loungers and parasols, an open air disco, two restaurants, billiards, a sauna, a Turkish bath and massage facilities. All of this hotel's 262 rooms have twin or double beds as well as en-suite facilities, satellite television, air-conditioning and most have a balcony with a sea or partial sea view.
By day you can relax on the large private beach or try your hand at one of the many water sports on offer including windsurfing, water skiing and parasailing. After dark both Gumbet and Bodrum come alive and have a selection of bars and discos to enjoy. For a day away from the pool or beach, Bodrum's narrow streets, traditional Turkish buildings and bustling bazaars are a pleasure to explore.
Distance from Airport:
30 miles - Bodrum
All have - bathroom/shower - WC - air conditioning - telephone - satellite TV - hairdryer - (certain amenities may be payable locally)
**Official rating 3***
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60 minutes
Location and Resort:
The Litera Gumbet Beach Resort is located in the popular beach resort of Gumbet in the Bodrum region of Turkey. The hotel boasts an elevated position with breath-taking views of the Gumbet Bay and it also has its own private beach where you can try your hand at the water sports on offer such as windsurfing, water skiing and parasailing. Want to explore the area on your holiday at the Litera Beach Resort; Gumbet is within easy reach of the bustling resort of Bodrum, which has a number of historic sites including the Bodrum castle with its restored amphitheatre and museum. If you want to try something different on your holiday in Turkey, why not head out on an off-road Bodrum jeep safari.
For a real taste of history on your holiday, head to the ancient city of Ephesus, a city dating back to 3000 BC with Roman baths and an amphitheatre. If you're on a family holiday at the Litera Gumbet Beach Resort in Gumbet, why not visit the excellent Aquapark Dedeman with plenty of slides, flumes and a new half pipe to try. You could book a boat trip, walk around the shops to pick up a bargain or explore the seabed on a glass bottomed boat. There's just so much choice on a holiday at the Litera Gumbet Beach Resort in Turkey. So book your holiday today.
Eating and Drinking:
The Gumbet Beach Resort Hotel has two restaurants and a pool/disco bar.
The hotel operates an All Inclusive option which includes breakfast from 8am to 10am, lunch between 1pm and 2.30pm and dinner from 8pm to 10pm, all served buffet style in the main restaurant. Snacks are available between 2.30pm and 5pm and you can enjoy tea, coffee and cake from 5pm to 6pm. Locally produced alcoholic and soft drinks are available between 10am and 11pm. Additional charges apply for imported drinks, fresh fruit juice and the disco bar (from 11pm to 2am).
Swimming pools:
The hotel has a swimming pool and a children's pool.
Right choice:
The Litera Gumbet Beach Resort is the perfect choice for young people, couples and families looking for excellent hotel facilities, comfortable accommodation and a beachside location. Due to its hillside location and various levels, which are accessed by steps, the hotel may not be suitable for anyone with mobility difficulties.
Suitable for:
Young People, Couples and Families


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Our mission is to provide the best quality theater we can produce for our community. As a community theatre we accomplish our mission through:
1) Involving volunteers in all aspects of our organization;
2) Providing educational opportunities to people of all ages;
3) Maintaining a sound business structure which is fiscally responsible.
Founded in 1987, Woodford County Theatrical Arts Association is a community theatre whose mission is to provide the best quality live theatre we can by offering a season of engaging productions and life-long learning opportunities in the arts for all ages. We produce 5 shows per season: two musicals and three plays-balancing the needs of our audience demographics: families with young children, senior citizens and college students/young professionals--with an increasing sensitivity to the growing cultural diversity of the region and a devotion to fiscal responsibility.
With a professional staff, we offer a handful of paid contracts (directors, designers and instructors, chiefly) as well as scores of onstage and behind the scenes volunteer opportunities for amateurs and theatre professionals willing to donate their time. With a healthy mix of professional and amateur talent, we intend to cultivate not only an appreciation of live theatre, but also valuable and employable skills for our participants.
WCTAA serves in residence at the Falling Springs Arts and Recreation Center at 275 Beasley Road, Versailles KY. Having been instrumental in its creation and design, WCTAA leases the 14,400 square foot theatre for $1 per year (in 5-year renewable lease periods) and $1 surcharge per ticket sold. The facility contains a 304 seat auditorium, administrative and box offices, areas for scenic and costuming construction, dressing rooms, "green room" and storage. The stage is 32' deep from rear to front and 44' across from proscenium wall to wall. The full complement of lighting/sound systems is controlled from the technical booth at the rear of the auditorium, with catwalk access to and from the booth and backstage. Altogether, these facilities afford us the ability to conduct performances, rehearsals, classes, concerts, meetings, presentations, parties and volunteer activities - as well as the means by which to design, build and store most of the items and materials needed for productions.
Woodford Theatre celebrated its 26th Anniversary this season 2014/15, proving its success as a community theatre that draws patrons from all over central Kentucky. This year alone we increased in season subscription sales, annual fund donations, and ticket sales by another 10 percent! Since the hiring of our full time Education Director, the program has grown my leaps and bounds as our director, Ellie Clark and Co-Founder Vanessa Becker Weig added The Girl Project to our programming. It is the mission of The Girl Project to empower teenage girls to challenge the misrepresentation of women and girls in contemporary American media culture. This program has brought in over $75,000.00 in grant monies as the program has broadened this year. Middle school students are now being reached, and the program worked with an adult organization, Step By Step, creatively engaging "at risk" mothers sharing their stories in a culminating performance of their writings. We hired a Development Resource position for one year. We purchased two more computers, bought a scrim and several lighting instruments, and replaced all (15) microphones.
We have even bigger goals set for the next few years as we begin a capital campaign! We need to add new positions and expand the scope of the current positions. Woodford Theatre prides itself on solid production values, and it is our goal to increase that even more over the next few years with upgrades to equipment and facilities.
1.) Secure a full time staff position in the area of set and lighting design. ($30,000)
2.) Increase production stipends for costuming, teaching assistant, and adding various production staff positions while including for the first time, production manager, wardrobe, custodian, and box office. ($20,000)
3.) We would also like to offer traveling vouchers in the amount of $100 to actors. ($10,000) (These top three areas would require an increase of $60,000 in the annual operating budget)
4.) Woodford Theatre needs theatrical equipment upgrades and improvements: Lighting system upgrades (approx. $100,000), Stage curtains, main and legs ($28,000), a Cyc ($3000), Sound upgrades (approx. $15,000), shop tools, protective cage for the shop ($15,000).
5.) Valuable real estate in our building is being used for storage of set and props, which takes up room that could be used for classes and rehearsals. A new storage space on the property is essential; a container or a building ($50,000 to $150,000).
The measure of success for Woodford Theatre as an arts organization must be determined both by quantity and quality. Quality is objective; it is easier to evaluate our success based solely on box office receipts and audience numbers, donations, and the numbers of our volunteers and actors interested in auditioning. Quality is more difficult to define, aside from reviews, positive "buzz," and the accumulation of anecdotal assessments we receive. Thus, in order to be responsible stewards to the theatre's mission and operations – and to measure the qualifiable aspects of our work, we must pay close attention to the satisfaction of our audience members, of our production participants, and of our students and their families.
While we are, and wish to remain, a community theatre, we also wish to fulfill a community need by providing opportunities for regional artists to be paid – which has the additional benefit of helping to insure the best possible quality of productions. In the 2014/15 season, Woodford Theatre will have paid approximately 75 artists in our season: directors, musicians, choreographers, designers and technicians. Walking the line between "community" and "professional" theatre can be tricky, but we have succeeded in creating an environment in which our volunteer actors and artists feel that their work is shown to its best advantage by the support of the paid professionals.
Woodford Theatre has grown to be considered a "Theatre for the Region", as we increase our numbers that commute from surrounding counties, Anderson, Fayette, Franklin, Scott, Jessamine, and Mercer.
Woodford Theatre was born nearly thirty years ago out of a need for and a love of the creative arts in Woodford County, Kentucky. Woodford Theatre like so many arts venues has always depended highly on the generosity of patrons. Today that charity is as important as ever. In fact, we could argue that it is more critical than ever since these days so much emphasis is placed on science and technology. And who can dispute the importance of either? After all, science and technology move us – their study has taken us into the air in planes, across land in cars, and over oceans in ships. But we are human beings and perfectly capable of being moved in ways that do not involve engines or aeronautics. Our hearts and our minds are moved in a multitude of ways on any given day by the written and the spoken word; actors showcasing the words of playwrights send our imaginations on incredible journeys. That is the truth of the matter then – science and technology do not survive without the power of the theatre. The fact that we can manipulate our surroundings with words and stories and fantasies and myths, gives us the power to believe we can also change our surroundings with steel and wood and engines and microscopes. We do not think or progress in compartments. We are not creatures purely of science or of poetry. To be whole and full, we need all these things. Unfortunately, so much has been done in education and the workforce lately that places all our eggs into the technology basket that I think we are missing out on the humanity and the compassion that exists within the theatre. Our plays are microcosms of who we are and what we think we can become. I support the theatre because it is endangered. I support the theatre because it is so often relegated these days and forced to survive on what is left over. But as, Karen Armstrong, one of my favorite non-fiction writers explained in her book about the history of myth, "Like science and technology, mythology . . . is not about opting out of this world, but about enabling us to live more intensely within it." Woodford Theatre needs people to give. Woodford Theatre is a vibrant, beating heart in the middle of Bluegrass Country where the staff and volunteer actors devote their time, energy, and emotion to providing the people of Central Kentucky an outlet for their mythology -- a way to exist "more intensely" in their lives. But Woodford Theatre serves this need on a budget that struggles to break even each year. The Theatre needs equipment – lighting and sound as well as replacements for outdated computers and office tools. Our needs are many and our resources few and hard fought. We are asking anyone who comes to this site, all who know the value in weaving tales of delight and realism, to give to us. We appreciate donations, large and small, and assure you that they will go to the good cause of stimulating the imaginations of young and old alike.
Thank you for your support – Pam Duncan, President of the Woodford Theatre Board
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Dear all
we use jotform to recieve booking and payment on our events.
I would like to add an early booking feature, i.e. a reduced rate for individuals booking a fortnight before the event.
Is this possible to be set up so that the amount field gets updated outmatically on a certain date?
or do i have to include 2 payments methods, with clear instruction...
it would be great if we could have an automated price swap :)
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Perhaps you can use a coupon code instead.
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Is this possible to be set up so that the amount field gets updated outmatically on a certain date?
This is not doable on the form builder, hence my suggested alternative.
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Trail Blazers ease past PacersJan 24, 2013 - 7:38 AM Portland, OR (Sports Network) - LaMarcus Aldridge scored 27 points and J.J. Hickson recorded a double-double, as the Portland Trail Blazers ended a six- game losing streak with a convincing 100-80 victory over the Indiana Pacers.
The Blazers shot 56 percent from the field against the league's stingiest defense and had all five starters score in double figures. Hickson finished with 14 points and 13 rebounds, Damian Lillard netted 20 points and Nicolas Batum and Wesley Matthews each had 10.
"I thought guys made shots. I thought we set good screens. I thought everything was good," Aldridge said.
Paul George and David West logged 22 and 21 points, respectively, for the Pacers, who were coming off a road win at Memphis on Monday.
Aldridge shot 7-of-8 for 14 points in the second quarter, which included a personal 8-0 run that featured a hook shot, a step-back jumper and a pair of 20-footers that helped the Blazers extend their 20-17 lead entering the second to 44-32 heading to the locker room.
Aldridge continued to keep Portland in front with a three-point play and a dunk during a 7-0 surge midway through the third quarter, and the hosts led, 70-59, entering the fourth.
Portland had played 10 games in a row decided by six points or less, but buckets by Will Barton, Matthews and Lillard to open the final stanza made it a 17-point game.
The closest Indiana got from there was 11.
"They played a little more desperate than we did. I thought we just weren't there for one another on the defensive end," said West. "We know we're better than that defensively."
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