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Native advice shapes high-tech displays at the Smithsonian Arctic Studies Center
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Anchorage -- A landmark exhibition of 600 Alaska Native objects loaned by the Smithsonian Institution uses new technology in everything from display cases to interactive computer panels to make the objects more accessible to museum visitors.
In planning since 2001 with elders and culture bearers from Native communities across the vast 49th state, the exhibition brings back to Alaska objects collected by Smithsonian ethnographers as long as 160 years ago.
As breathtaking as the objects are in "Living Our Cultures, Sharing Our Heritage: The First Peoples of Alaska," technological innovations are also on display in the 10,000-square-foot gallery of the Smithsonian's Arctic Studies Center, located in the Anchorage Museum. Not the least of the innovations was the Alaska Native advisory panel itself, which consulted on every aspect of the exhibition.
"Their overarching idea was that the objects needed to be able to come out of the cases," said Dawn Biddison, the Arctic Studies Center's assistant curator. "And of wanting to have objects presented in a more representative and realistic way. Cultural interests were driving the front end of technology."
A vast display
Eight floor-to-ceiling glass cases, which were custom-made in Scotland, make the materials in them visible from all sides, unlike traditional museum cases that are only viewed from the front.
The glass cases allow visitors standing at one end to simultaneously see cultural materials hailing from an area 800 miles south to north, and 1,200 miles east to west. The Native Alaskan advisers wanted it that way. They wanted the exhibition to show the differences, which are evident in materials and design of objects, and similarities, such as shared materials as well as relations, clan systems and social interactions among Native Peoples that pre-date statehood by millenniums.
"They wanted people to be able to walk among the cases and discover the connections," said Aron L. Crowell, the Alaska director of the Arctic Studies Center and curator of the exhibition.
The age and beauty of the objects is evident. They range from an Inupiaq bentwood vessel with ivory carvings of whales and other sea life hanging from its rim to a Haida wooden ceremonial hat carved with Beaver clutching two Eagles in its paws to a St. Lawrence Island Yupik decorated parka made from winter bleached intestines of walrus or bearded seal.
Getting it together
Beginning in 2001, 40 Alaska Native elders traveled with Crowell to the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C. There they viewed many of the 30,000 objects in the collections of the National Museum of Natural History and the National Museum of the American Indian.
Conversations about the objects were videotaped and comments from the elders about the names of objects in different languages, the materials they were made from and their uses were transcribed and can be read on interactive computer screens at the end of each case. The information can also be accessed on the Arctic Studies Center website, along with photographs of every object in the exhibition.
Eventually, more than 100 elders, artists and culture bearers from Alaska Native communities were consulted. One of the primary objectives was that pieces be accessible to the Native people, who haven't in many cases seen these objects made by their ancestors in their lifetimes.
Strong structures
The National Museum of Natural History and its Arctic Studies Center, as well as the National Museum of the American Indian, working with an international cast of specialty consultants, invented display cases that open from the front -- and methods of suspending objects on individual brackets so that an object on its mount can be safely taken out of the case. The objects are secured onto specially designed carts that can be wheeled into a private room for an Alaska Native artist, elder or researcher to examine.
The rods from which the objects are suspended are locked into the support beams of the 10,000-square-foot expansion of the Anchorage Museum, making the cases earthquake-proof.
"The building could fall down, and these cases would still be standing," said William Fitzhugh, the Washington, D.C.-based director of the Arctic Studies Center.
Fiber optics run through the ceiling to the cases, temperature-controlled light shines down from the ceiling and in from exterior lights between cases. Outside the cases, the exhibition area is cool and dim to protect the objects. The effect illuminates the objects, making subtle vegetable-dyed color and even marks from their makers' hands visible.
"It was like magic," Biddison said. "Lights were focused on the objects, making it look like they were floating in space and not drawing attention to the hardware. There is a lot of hardware in there."
Arm-like mounting brackets hold the objects in space. Mounts were painstakingly hand-painted to match the color of each individual object, and to fade into the background.
Objects stored in flat drawers for more than a century are now displayed on a human scale, per the Native advisers' request. Baskets and shoes sit on the ground; gloves are suspended at waist level, and shawls or tunics at chest height. Masks are displayed at eye level, causing the visitor to meet the masks face to face.
For more information: National Museum of the American Indian
Posted with permission from the National Museum of the American Indian.


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The 2-2 New England Patriots will travel to Tampa Bay to play the 2-1 Buccaneers on Thursday night after each teams fates were decided as clock expired last week. The Patriots lost at home 33-30 to the Carolina Panthers on a last second field goal. Tampa Bay beat the New York Giants on a Nick Folk 34 yard field goal to end the game. The Buccaneers running game ranks 26th in the league with just 84.7 yards per game. They will get a big boost with the return of running back Doug Martin from a 4 game performing enhancing drug suspension.
Tom Brady had another solid game last week finishing with a passer rating of 104.6. He completed 32 of 45 passes for 307 yards, 2 touchdowns and 0 interceptions. On the season he has a 66.5 completion percentage, 10 touchdowns, no interceptions and 1,399 yards in just four games. His favorite target was James White who had 10 catches for 47 yards. Chris Hogan also had a nice game with 5 catches for 60 yards and a touchdown. They rushed for 80 yards with Mike Gillislee leading with 49 yards on 12 carries. Defensively they gave up 446 yards of offense but were able to intercept Cam Newton once and sack him twice. They struggled against the rush as Carolina gained 140 yards on 29 carries. They also recovered a fumble and had 2 tackles for losses.
Jameis Winston outdueled Eli Manning finishing with a passer rating of 113. He completed 22 of 38 passes for 332 yards, 3 touchdowns and 0 interceptions. Through 3 games he has thrown for 864 yards, 6 touchdowns and 3 interceptions. Adam Humphries led the team with 6 catches and 70 yards. Mike Evans also played well with 5 catches for 67 yards and a touchdown. Jaquizz Rogers led the team in rushing with 83 yards on 16 carries. Defensively, they did not force any turnovers nor did they have any sacks. They did a good job against the rush limiting New York to just 91 yards on 28 carries.
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The latest image, top right, posted yesterday, reveals a neon sign with Chinese lettering in the background. While this is just a set at Pinewood Studios, Shanghai has been confirmed as a location for later filming. There are a few other things going on in the background, but it's hard to tell what they are at this time.
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Seeking to catalyse systems change that improves health outcomes for all South Australians, the Fay Fuller Foundation has commissioned and shared first-of-its-kind research that provides eye-opening insights for funders and anyone with an interest in population health.
Stacey Thomas, CEO of the Adelaide-based Fay Fuller Foundation, isn't one to shy away from asking the big questions.
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Overlaying the research was a systems map that considers government targets and policies and where funding is rising or falling.
"Ultimately, this was about determining where our philanthropic dollars are best placed to influence health and wellbeing outcomes," Thomas explains.
Unsurprisingly, the research has attracted the attention of the State Government and Thomas says the Foundation is keen to share its findings.
More surprising were the findings from a series of focus groups conducted as part of the research.
"The in-depth interviews told us that most people were more concerned about their interaction with the health system as opposed to the disease or health condition they were experiencing," Thomas says.
By establishing a true (and robust) picture of South Australia's health, Thomas says the Foundation is better positioned than ever to target its impact.
"South Australia has an ageing population, with just under a quarter of our entire population living in rural or remote locations," she says. "We know what factors will lead adults and children to have a greater prevalence of certain diseases. We know that our Aboriginal population has a significantly younger age profile, higher rates of developing chronic diseases and longer periods of hospitalisation. We also know that our community members that come from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds have specific needs that don't currently have a policy framework to action or monitor their care.
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LUKE SHAW splashed out £6,000 on Harrods hampers for Manchester United staff this Christmas.
The generous England defender had 30 baskets worth over £200 each delivered to Carrington.
Shaw's presents, for the staff who look after United's players all year, are said to have gone down a treat, according to the Daily Mail.
United's staff were treated to a similar gift from Shaw last year, with the hampers - including items such as champagne, marmalade vodka, port, pate and almonds - coming from Fortnum and Mason.
Former Southampton ace Shaw mixed it up this Christmas by instead shopping at Harrods, the famed department store in Knightsbridge.
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The doom and gloom around Carrington has been lifted with the appointment of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer as boss.
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Solskjaer replaced Jose Mourinho and has made a point of holding one-to-one chats with each of his players, including Shaw.
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Has the emerging-market buying spree gone too far? Investors poured nearly $60 billion into developing economies during the first months of this year, driving those stocks and currencies to their best quarter in two years, The Wall Street Journal says.
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767 F. 2d 1578 - Long v. Director Office of Workers' Compensation Programs
767 F2d 1578 Long v. Director Office of Workers' Compensation Programs
Matthew LONG, Petitioner,
DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF WORKERS' COMPENSATION PROGRAMS;
Seatrain Lines; and Royal Globe Insurance
Company, Respondents.
Argued and Submitted Feb. 14, 1985.
Decided Aug. 9, 1985.
Matthew Fishgold, San Francisco, Cal., for petitioner.
Richard C. Kelley, Hanna, Brophy, MacLean, McAleer & Jensen, San Francisco, Cal., for respondents.
Petition to Review a Decision of the United States Department of Labor Benefits Review Board.
Before KENNEDY, ALARCON, and NELSON, Circuit Judges.
ALARCON, Circuit Judge:
Matthew Long appeals from the decision of the Benefits Review Board (Board) which affirmed the order of the Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) denying his claim for worker's compensation benefits under section 8(c)(2) and section 8(c)(19) of the Longshoremen and Harbor Worker's Compensation Act (LHWCA), 33 U.S.C. Secs. 908(c)(2), (19) (1982).1
* FACTUAL BACKGROUND
On October 24, 1973, Long sustained an injury to his back while working for his employer, Seatrain Lines. The injury was diagnosed by his treating physician as a low back strain, acute with sciatic irritation. He aggravated his back condition at work on two subsequent occasions. On August 22, 1975, he experienced acute low back pain extending into his left leg while bending over to pick up an alternator. On April 29, 1976, he experienced left low back pain as he arose from a desk. As a result of this incident, Long experienced a numbness in his left leg and foot.
Long filed a claim for worker's compensation benefits based on the condition of his left leg under 33 U.S.C. Secs. 908(c)(2) and 908(c)(19) and for the disability resulting from the back injury under section 908(c)(21). The ALJ denied Long's claim for compensation under sections 908(c)(2) and 908(c)(19). The Board affirmed, holding that sections 908(c)(2) and 908(c)(19) do not apply "where claimant's actual injury is not to a part of the body listed therein, even if one effect of the injury is disability to a scheduled part of the body."
ISSUE ON APPEAL
Long contends that he is entitled to an award under sections 908(c)(2) and 908(c)(19) for the partial loss of the use of his leg which resulted from the injury to his back. He argues that the evidence is uncontradicted that his "back injury had far reaching consequences extending to the use of his leg."
He also asserts that:
[t]he fact that appellant's restricted use of his left leg stems from an injury to another part of his body (i.e., his back) does not in any way distract from the truth that appellant cannot now use his leg in a manner such as he could have had the accident never occurred.
(emphasis in the original text).
We must decide whether a claimant may receive benefits under section 908(c)(2) and section 908(c)(19) because of an impairment to his leg where the actual injury was to his back.
The Board must accept the ALJ's factual findings if they are supported by substantial evidence. 33 U.S.C. Sec. 921(b)(3). We must review the Board's decisions for errors of law and for adherence to the statutory standard governing the review of an ALJ's factual determinations. Bumble Bee Seafoods v. Director, Office of Workers' Compensation Programs, 629 F.2d 1327, 1329 (9th Cir.1980). Because the Board is not a policymaking agency, its interpretation of the LHWCA is not entitled to any special deference from the courts. Potomac Electric Power Co. v. Director, Office of Workers' Compensation Programs, United States Department of Labor, 449 U.S. 268, 278 n. 18, 101 S.Ct. 509, 514 n. 18, 66 L.Ed.2d 446 (1980). This court has noted, however, that it will respect the Board's interpretation of the statute "where that interpretation is reasonable and reflects the policy underlying the statute." National Steel and Shipbuilding Co. v. United States Department of Labor, 606 F.2d 875, 880 (9th Cir.1979).
The LHWCA provides that compensation shall be payable "in respect of disability" which "results from an injury" to a person covered by the statute. 33 U.S.C. Sec. 903(a).
The term "injury" is defined in the LHWCA as an "accidental injury ... arising out of and in the course of employment...." 33 U.S.C. Sec. 902(2). The term "disability" is defined as "incapacity because of injury to earn the wages which the employee was receiving at the time of injury in the same or any other employment." 33 U.S.C. Sec. 902(10).
Under the facts before us, Long, an employee covered by the LHWCA, suffered an accidental injury to his back while working. Thus, he was entitled to compensation.
The LHWCA provides that compensation for an incapacity to earn wages shall be payable pursuant to a fixed schedule for the total or partial loss of a member of the body or the use thereof. 33 U.S.C. Sec. 908(c)(1)-(19).
A back injury is not explicitly included in the scheduled injuries listed in section 8(c)(1)-(20), 33 U.S.C. Sec. 908(c)(1)-(20). Here, because the accidental injury was to the back, the ALJ was limited to an award under section 8(c)(21), 33 U.S.C. Sec. 908(c)(21).
Under section 908(c)(21), if the loss of earnings is not due to an accidental injury to a member of the body itemized in section 908(c)(1)-(19), or does not result in disfigurement of the face, head, or neck or exposed parts of the body, compensation for the loss of earnings "shall be 66 2/3 per centum of the difference between the average weekly wages of the employee and the employee's wage-earning capacity thereafter in the same employment or otherwise, payable during the continuance of such partial disability." Longshore and Harbor Workers' Compensation Act Amendments of 1984, Pub.L. No. 98-426, Sec. 8(c)(21), 98 Stat. 1639, 1645, 33 U.S.C. Sec. 908(21). Here, the ALJ found that Long was 10% disabled under 33 U.S.C. Sec. 908(c)(21) and that any radiation of pain to Long's leg was the result of his back injury and was encompassed in the 10% disability.
Long correctly observes that loss of earnings resulting from an accidental injury to a member of the body cannot be compensated for under 33 U.S.C. Sec. 908(c)(21). In Potomac Electric Power Co. v. Director, Office of Worker's Compensation Programs, United States Department of Labor, the Supreme Court stated:
[C]ompensation for a permanent partial disability must be determined in one of two ways. First, if the injury is of a kind specifically identified in the schedule set forth in Secs. 8(c)(1)-(20) of the Act, 33 U.S.C. Secs. 908(c)(1)-(20), the injured employee is entitled to receive two-thirds of his average weekly wages for a specified number of weeks, regardless of whether his earning capacity has actually been impaired. Second, in all other cases, Sec. 8(c)(21), 33 U.S.C. Sec. 908(c)(21), authorizes compensation equal to two-thirds of the difference between the employee's preinjury average weekly wages and his post-injury wage-earning capacity during the period of his disability.
449 U.S. 268, 269-70, 101 S.Ct. 509, 510 (1980) (emphasis added) (footnoted omitted).
In Potomac, as a result of an injury to his knee, the claimant suffered a permanent partial loss of the use of his leg. Id. at 271, 101 S.Ct. at 511. The ALJ awarded the claimant the compensation available for "all other cases" instead of the lesser scheduled amount for a partial loss of the use of a leg. Id. at 272, 101 S.Ct. at 511. The Court held that "the character of the disability determines the method of compensation." Id. at 273, 101 S.Ct. at 512.
We have not been referred to any decision of a federal appellate court that has considered whether a claimant can recover compensation for impairment of a member that was not accidentally injured. Nor have we found anything in the legislative history of the Act which considers this question. In Potomac, the Supreme Court noted that when the LHWCA was enacted in 1927, it was "patterned" after a similar "scheduled benefits" provision in the New York Workmen's Compensation Law. Id. at 275, 101 S.Ct. at 513. Thus, the legislative history and judicial interpretation of the New York act are relevant in interpreting the federal statute. Id. at 275-76, 101 S.Ct. at 513. "[I]t may fairly be presumed that Congress was aware of the construction ... of the New York law" when it drafted the LHWCA. Rupert v. Todd Shipyards Corp., 239 F.2d 273, 276 (9th Cir.1956) (per curiam). Furthermore, "when a legislature borrows an already judicially interpreted phrase from an old statute to use it in a new statute, it is presumed that the legislature intends to adopt not merely the old phrase but the judicial construction of that phrase." Fusco v. Perini North River Associates, 601 F.2d 659, 664 (2d Cir.1979), vacated on other grounds, 444 U.S. 1028, 100 S.Ct. 697, 62 L.Ed.2d 664 (1980); see also Burnet v. Harmel, 287 U.S. 103, 108, 53 S.Ct. 74, 76, 77 L.Ed. 199 (1932). In 1927, when the LHWCA was enacted, the New York statute had been interpreted to preclude recovery of benefits under the schedule for the impairment to the claimant's arms caused by a physical injury to the back of his neck. Knight v. Ferguson, 198 A.D. 756, 190 N.Y.S. 659 (1921). Therefore, Congress may be presumed to have intended to adopt the same construction when it enacted the LHWCA.
The failure to allow recovery under the fixed schedule for accidental injury to limbs comports with recent cases, which, without discussion, have awarded benefits under Sec. 908(c)(21) for impairments to limbs caused by an accidental injury to a part of the body not specified in the schedule. See Todd Shipyards Corp. v. Allan, 666 F.2d 399, 402 (9th Cir.) (injury to neck and shoulder, 25% loss of function in each arm), cert. denied, 459 U.S. 1034, 103 S.Ct. 444, 74 L.Ed.2d 600 (1982); Hole v. Miami Shipyards Corp., 640 F.2d 769, 772-73 (5th Cir.1981) (injury to back resulting in leg pain).
The construction we have placed on the statute fully comports with congressional intent. The purpose of the statute is to compensate for lost wage-earning capacity. "Schedules are set up not to put a 'price' on certain parts of the human body, but to ameliorate an otherwise intolerable administrative burden by providing a certain and easily applied method of determining the effect on wage-earning capacity of typical and classifiable injuries." Rupert v. Todd Shipyards Corp., 239 F.2d at 275-76 (citing Iacone v. Cardillo, 208 F.2d 696, 699-700 (2d Cir.1953) ). However, it is not necessary to compensate Long under the schedule for reasons of efficiency, when the issue of wage-earning capacity has already been the subject of administrative scrutiny pursuant to section 908(c)(21).
WAGE-EARNING CAPACITY
Since his injury, Long has been promoted twice and now earns more than he did at the time of his injury. His disability, however, makes it unlikely that he will ever be able to work at his previous job should he lose his supervisory position. The ALJ found that Long's current earnings fairly and reasonably represent his wage-earning capacity and accordingly found that Long had suffered no loss of wage-earning capacity.
Under 33 U.S.C. Sec. 908(h), a claimant's wage-earning capacity is determined by his or her actual earnings if such actual earnings fairly and reasonably represent the claimant's wage-earning capacity. If the actual earnings do not fairly and reasonably represent the claimant's wage-earning capacity, the ALJ may fix a reasonable amount as the wage-earning capacity. 33 U.S.C. Sec. 908(h). "Higher post-injury wages do not preclude compensation if the claimant actually suffered a loss of wage-earning capacity." Todd Shipyards Corp. v. Allan, 666 F.2d at 402. An ALJ's findings on wage-earning capacity may be overturned only if unsupported by substantial evidence. Portland Stevedoring Co. v. Johnson, 442 F.2d 411, 412 (9th Cir.1971) (per curiam); 33 U.S.C. Sec. 921(b)(3).
The statute provides no factors for determining whether actual post-injury earnings reasonably and fairly represent the claimant's wage-earning capacity. Lumber Mutual Casualty Ins. Co. v. O'Keeffe, 217 F.2d 720, 723 (2d Cir.1954). The objective is to determine the wage that would have been paid in the open market under normal employment conditions to the claimant as injured. 2 Larson, Workman's Compensation Sec. 57.21, at 10-101-02 (1983); see also Todd Shipyards Corp. v. Allan, 666 F.2d at 402. A general increase in wages, longer hours, and an employer's sympathy may make post-injury earnings an unreliable indicator of wage-earning capacity. 2 Larson, Workmen's Compensation Sec. 57.21, at 10-100 (1983). Further, if the post-injury work is continuous and stable, the post-injury earnings are more likely to reasonably and fairly represent a claimant's wage-earning capacity. Cf. Todd Shipyards Corp. v. Allan, 666 F.2d at 402 (shipbuilding industry is often cyclical and thus employee's post-injury earnings may not accurately represent future effects of disability on wage-earning capacity).
The ALJ's finding that Long's post-injury earnings are representative of his wage-earning capacity is supported by substantial evidence. Within two years after his injury, Long was twice promoted and has held his current position of shop foreman since 1975. His supervisor testified that there is no reason to anticipate termination of Long's employment. Although there was evidence that some refrigeration mechanics outside of Long's current place of employment earn more than Long, mechanics at Seatrain Lines earn less than Long. Long has not established that but for his injury he could have obtained a position as a refrigeration mechanic at higher wages. The ALJ did not err in giving this evidence little weight and finding that Long's current wages reasonably and fairly represent his wage-earning capacity.
At the end of the hearing, the ALJ stated that the parties could submit additional information on the wage-earning capacity issue within 30 days and that if necessary they would then have another hearing. Seatrain Lines submitted an affidavit from Long's supervisor detailing the wages paid mechanics. By letter, Long objected to the admission of the affidavit on the grounds that it was hearsay and argumentative and moved to strike the affidavit. He did not request reopening of the hearing for cross-examination. The ALJ denied the motion to strike.
Long contends that the admission of the affidavit violated his right to procedural due process because he was not allowed to cross-examine the affiant. We cannot consider Long's contentions, however, because he failed to object on this ground in the proceedings before the ALJ. Assertion of error for the first time on appeal will not be entertained because the error, if any, might have been avoided if the issue was raised before the ALJ. Westinghouse Electric Corp. v. Weigel, 426 F.2d 1356, 1357 (9th Cir.1970) (per curiam).
An employee who suffers an accidental injury to his back, in the course of employment may not receive an award of benefits under section 8(c)(2) and section 8(c)(19) of the Longshoremen and Harbor Worker's Compensation Act for the partial loss of the use of his leg. Those sections do not apply, notwithstanding the fact that as a direct result of the injury to an unscheduled portion of the body, use of a leg has been impaired.
Where, as here, substantial evidence supports the ALJ's finding that an employee's post-injury earnings reasonably and fairly represent his wage-earning capacity, we will not disturb a finding that he suffered no loss of wage-earning capacity. We decline to reach a claim of the denial of the right to cross-examine a person whose affidavit was introduced by the other side because it was not raised at a time when the error, if any, could have been cured.
The LHWCA was amended on September 28, 1984. See Longshore and Harbor Workers' Compensation Act Amendments of 1984, 98 Stat. 1639. Although section 28 of the amendments provides that the amendments apply to claims pending on the date of enactment, the revisions do not substantively alter our analysis in this case

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Q: Is modifying a function in derived class and accessing it by derived class object itself an example of runtime polymorphism I was reading about function overriding and run-time polymorphism online.
While reading I found an example of function overriding on programiz where following example was given :
// C++ program to demonstrate function overriding

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

class Base {
   public:
    void print() {
        cout << "Base Function" << endl;
    }
};

class Derived : public Base {
   public:
    void print() {
        cout << "Derived Function" << endl;
    }
};

int main() {
    Derived derived1;
    derived1.print();
    return 0;
}

Output
Derived Function

Here in Derived class we have modified print() function of Base class and is accessed by an object derived1 of the derived class.
A question stuck in my mind - is this an example of runtime polymorphism also? or
operator overriding not always comes under runtime polymorphism as I have read this somewhere

The main use of virtual function is to achieve Runtime Polymorphism.Runtime polymorphism can be achieved only through a pointer (or reference) of base class type.

Hence my question is - "Is this an example of run-time polymorphism as does not use the virtual keyword and involves a pointer to base class and even an example of function overriding?
Correct me if I have mentioned anything wrong.

A: This is not runtime polymorphism.
The site doesn't claim that either, but it is using the term "override" incorrectly (or at least not with the usual technical meaning). Only virtual functions can be overridden and then the override provides runtime polymorphism.
What the site is demonstrating is simply (compile-time static) name lookup rules of class members. No polymorphism or overriding. C++ simply allows entities with the same name in different namespaces and classes and has rules on how to decide which of these a given expression names. These entities are not related at all. For example you can have a static data member static int mem; in a base class and a non-static member function void mem(); in a derived class. If you write obj.mem it will either be the static data member (if obj's static type is the base class) or the non-static member function (if obj's static type is the derived class). These obviously have nothing to do with one another.

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Wedding Ring Trunk Show - taking place today and tomorrow (April 3-4), Mervis will be holding their big Wedding Ring Trunk Show at the Tysons showroom. At special discounts, they'll be showing hundreds of different styles in both platinum and gold, for both men and women. Designers, Frederick Goldman and JBStar will both be in attendence with a sneak peek of their newest collections. In addition to a huge selection of wedding rings and a chance to meet the designers, there will be a display of cupcakes with real diamond toppings. Also, gorgeous wedding photography will be on display by Labor of Love Photography.
Every Friday The Wedding Outlet will have a TGFI sale. TGFI = Today's Great Featured Item. No code is necessary as the item will already be discounted. See the home page each Friday for the featured item.
Please check back for today's Eye Candy Friday to be posted shortly.


Hi ladies, I got a faint line on a pregnancy test last week which progressively got lighter. Pretty sure I'm having a chemical pregnancy. I'm on cd38, 17dpo and AF is 7 days late. Has anyone experienced a CP after TFMR? I'm wondering if it has anything to do with the D&E?
:( I have never had a chemical pregnancy but I have read about lots who have and I'm sure it is a crazy emotional roller coaster. You think you are pregnant and then it slowly slips away. I'm sorry if it ends up being a Chemical. Hugs.
I had TFMR back in December 2015, got a positive test result early March 2016 (tested twice with digital n regular first response) than AF was there a day late heavy and sharp cramps and blood was bright red like never before. My doctor stated it could have been in fact a CP as they are quite common. I did not even know what a CP was until doctor explained it to me. Even though it seemed as if my AF came a day late(cycle is super regular) I was crushed as I thought I was really preggo. A month later I got pregnant again currently 15 weeks hoping this is our rainbow. Oh I too had D&E and do not believe that is what caused the loss. Have you gone to doctor to get blood work?
My hcg level was really low, 18.
Very sorry to hear :( Hang in there.
I'm so sorry. I understand how you feel, currently waiting to miscarry naturally after ultrasound showed baby stopped developing at 5 weeks. If it doesn't happen naturally by early next week, I'll book a d&c. Had a TFMR at 20 weeks last August by d&e.
I have had 2 chemicals since my TFMR in October. It seems so unfair, I am so sorry you are going through this. I have had a MMC, TFMR, and 2 chemicals so because all of that I'm seeing a fertility specialist next week to see what could be causing me to lose the pregnancies.


GLEE- cuplikan #1 from "Prom-asaurus"
favorit Brittany quote (or about B)from "Theatricality" 1x20?
pilihan fans: (To Rachel) anda look terrible. I look awesome.
Which awards tampil hairstyle do anda like the best?
a comment was made to the poll: favorit Brittany quote (or about B)from "Theatricality" 1x20?


Barry at Nordic Walk 2 Fitness in Newcastle published a really interesting article in his blog about other ways that exercise can help with weight loss, and it ties in nicely with our Walking for Happiness philosophy.
" … vigorous aerobic exercise has an appetite suppression effect over the short term. In 2008 , scientists at Loughborough University in the UK found that two hormones which affected appetite were affected by vigourous aerobic exercise , namely ghrelin and peptide YY. Ghrelin stimulates appetite whilst peptide YY suppresses appetite. Following exercise ghrelin was down regulated whilst peptide YY was up regulated – the overall effect being to suppress appetite – the effect lasted a few hours.
Of course, Nordic Walking burns more calories than ordinary walking, improves your mood by increasing serotonin, dopamine and endorphins, and develops lean muscle mass, which, in turn, burns more calories.


This year's Children's Halloween Party will be held Sunday, October 27th beginning at 3:00pm.
There will be a Costume Contest (by age group), Halloween Crafts, and a Candy Scramble (also by age group).
Please sign up on the bulletin board downstairs.


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November 27, 2020 Ryley007
As the news emanated from Argentina on 25th of November, 2020, the world was shocked with the death new of the Argentine magician who came, saw and conquered the world with his sumptuous and ever-amazing dazzling movement that wow the world in prime.
Diego Armando Maradona was a true icon and figure of the modern football. Not only did he made many fall in love with the beautiful game but he definitely set the template on the trend of modern football philosophy which envisage power, precision, techniques, agility, balance and speed; all these were the quality found in one man! Diego Armando Maradona.
Before Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi became the demi-god of football as the two are looking to make their team's the champions of Europe once again, both Juventus and Barcelona are ripped at 15.0 odds to scoop the UCL gong and 22bet deposit bonus could earn the fans more profit using these demi-god influence in to win more, more so, before Zinedine Zidane became the perfect emblem of modern midfielder, before Ronaldo De-Lima and Ronaldinho began to make the fan shout for joy and before many modern superstars began to make wave in the football world, there was Maradona.
Not only was the bridge between the ancient and modern football, but the Argentine wizard was possibly the greatest footballer of all. The mercurial Argentine world cup winner was also the first modern superstar, the first to get paid life changing amounts of money, the first to experience the full glare of life in the media spotlight.
No doubt! Pelé was good, but the Brazilian was never had to put up with the constant paparazzi's madness, the extraordinary levels of affection and hate that Maradona usurped on daily basis in his prime.
Born in Corrintes in outskirts of Buenos Aires to one poor background, his rise to the top was rapid like wild fire and there can few people in the world – even among those who know and care nothing of football who don't know who Maradona is.
From age nine, the young Maradona was already set for greatness as the little magician was the epitome of discussion the folks around where the "Little Onions" played. He already sleeping with the ball and was the star man that helped his team, Little Onions dominated the best team around that time with 140 streak winning as he led Los Cebollitas to a junior championship.
More so, Maradona was not just a star for the Little Onions but a prominent anchor for the Argentinos Juniors shows which prompt the supporters all over the nation to watch in full capacity where the team play.
More importantly, Maradona was the youngest player to ever join the national team at age 16 and became the continent best player when he guided Argentina's youth team to their trophy which mark the birth of the football God at world stage.
Sitting the tone for four more year in his native he finally made his move to Barcelona at a whopping 7.7million dollars in 1982 which was a crazy deal for a 21-year old who is yet to be tested at the European game and at this stage, Maradona couldn't settle down-well due to his injuries, the role his coach wanted him to play and the ills of fame and fortune.
At Spain, Maradona's deadly relation with cocaine and other drugs began to manifest but the little magician never disappoint the audience whenever he his fully fit. Thus he is still well remembered in Spain for his time well spent on the football pitch.
Although the Spanish found Maradona's ego to be too affluent, but he could be forgiven when he led Barcelona to their Spanish championship while scoring 38 goals in 58 games during his injury ravaged season at the Catalunya.
More importantly, despite his popularity as the best of his generation, Diego Maradona cemented his legacy as one of the greatest of all time when he moved to the Naples. The Argentina's icon moved to the Naples in 1984 and he quickly settled down in the city while the fan tagged him "San Diego" as he guided the sky blue club to two scudetto despite being an underdog by far.
While making the whole world dance to his tune on and off the pitch and the magician travelling all over the world to ascertain his majesty was not that spectacular at the club level except the city Naples that gave the wing for the Maradona's elegance to fly.
However, it was at international cadre that the No. 10 shown the most with series of dazzle and goal scoring as he managed to score 38 times in blue and white Jersey.
Moreover, the ever presence of the Argentine magician popularity was at the core of 1986 world cup inning. The then 25-year-old wizard was again at the fore of Argentina dominance. But it was against England that Maradona cemented his legend.
The majesty of his second goal and the notoriety of his first led to the French newspaper L'Equipe describing Maradona as "half-angel, half-devil" while controversially scoring the first goal with the hand of god, the second was out of this world as he blaze past five English defenders like they were not there makes the 1986 Argentina world cup triumph more meaningful.
But his importance to the Argentina as whole could easily manifest when the mercurial Argentine captained his nation to another world cup final with ankle injury. But his gameplay in the next mundial at Italia-94 could have been devastating like it used to but his affluence beyond the game have been solidified and the regality of the beautiful footballing cliché have all been accepted throughout the world.
More importantly, his career might have whine down in a majestic manner, but the down side of the beautiful song played all over the world by the Argentine footballing artist was marred with his arrogance and off the field capacities dealing with loads of controversies and drug dealing whine down the beautiful song that made the world dance for joy.
The wizard retired from active football career in 1997, but his controversies would allowed the Argentine to rest and enjoyed his beautiful scenery as Maradona movement in and out of hospital since he retired from the sport is beyond what average footballer would have wish.
Even though with his demise and the dark-shade of his career, the legend of Diego Armando Maradona's song would be played and danced to with joy for eternity by many.
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The Friends of Waterford Township Public Library will hold the annual Library Book & Bake Sale on Saturday, October 5th from 10:00 AM to 2:00 P.M. outside the library. Be sure to get here early for the best selection of books and baked goods! For more information, please call 856-767-7727.


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Sailing Rocks!
A bit more touristing in the UK
Getting close to the end of my UK posts.
After cruising instructor I waited in London for a several days to hear back from two potential employers. Would have sucked to get home and then have to fly right back for an interview. In the end neither interview happened, but I did enjoy some more touristing.
I stayed in a cheep hostel in Greenwich. One day I took the train into London and did a tour on a aquatic bus that was pretty cool. Had a look around London and decided what else I wanted to see. Here's a video:
Next I spent the day in Greenwich. I spent the morning at the Royal Observatory. That is the place where the beginnings of modern navigation were developed. The observatory has the survey equipment that was used to establish the Greenwich meridian. This is the East / West point of devision. All Latitude measurements are distances in degrees from this line. I got the obligatory photo of my feet on the line, and then went down into the museum of time keeping. This is important to navigation because if you take a sun site at exactly the same time of day, you can calculate your distance east of west from your start point. It was a very difficult problem to develop a time piece that would stay accurate on a moving ship. Most timepieces used a pendulum action that measured out the seconds. If the length of the stroke changed with the ships movement then the time would be off. Initially this error was hundreds of miles, but a brilliant man called Harison spent his life working on the problem and on his 4th attempt he built a small timepiece the size of a book that was accurate to about a mile. Initially the British government, didn't pay for his work, and it took quite a battle to get them to change their mind. He eventually got an audience with the king, who supported his case and dealt with him honourably. Here's a BBC show about the chronometer:
And also some pictures of the Royal Observatory and the time piece.
The last thing I did in Greenwich was to visit the Cutty Sark. "Cutty Sark" is the fastest tea clipper ever. She spent he life in the tea trade, and then near the end of the age of sail she carried wool from Australia to London. She ran with a crew of 20 officers and men and spent her life plying the sea. Unlike the historic ships I visited "Cuty Sark" went directly from being a working ship to being purchased and preserved. She is sitting on the hard with a structure build around her. She has elevator service to all decks, so she is accessible to all. And for the last time, here's some pics:
Tagged: Tall Ships, Yacht Master
Exciting low tech adventure
Sailing is a sport of extremes. The opposite end of spectrum from the high tech adventure seekers are the low tec adventure seekers.
My favorite example of this is the recreation of Shackletons Antarctic voyage to get help for the men from his expedition. The goal of the expedition had been to cross the Antarctic continent over land but turned into an epic voyage to save the men of his expedition. Shackleton sailed 800 miles across the southern ocean in an open boat and then climbed over a mountain to reach the help he needed.
The recreation voyage team used a replica boat and period correct gear and equipment. Check out more at the expidition website at:
www.shackletonepic
There is also a film on discovery channel and other places:
The age of sail was a full of spectacular adventures. There are many other groups sailing tall ships around the world. Some are designed as tourist experiences, others as leadership training programs.
One such group close to my interest in sailing for disabled person is the jubilee trust. They have three ships rigged for disabled people to sail. Info here:
http://jst.org.uk/
Tagged: Tall Ships


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import React from 'react';

import Observer from '../../utilities/observer';
import ERR from '../../utilities/err';
import { userLogin } from '../../models/User';
import LoginUserForm from './Login-Userform-View';
import { getClientInfo } from '../../models/UserLog';

class Login extends React.Component {
  constructor(props) {
    super(props);

    this.state = {
      isLoggedIn: window.sessionStorage.getItem('userId'),
      busy: false,
      username: '',
      password: ''
    };

    this.onChangeHandler = this.onChangeHandler.bind(this);
    this.onSubmitHandler = this.onSubmitHandler.bind(this);
    this.saveSession = this.saveSession.bind(this);
    this.updateClientInfo = this.updateClientInfo.bind(this);
  }

  onChangeHandler(ev) {
    let nextState = {};
    nextState[ev.target.name] = ev.target.value;
    this.setState(nextState);

    ev.preventDefault();
  }

  onSubmitHandler(ev) {
    this.setState({ busy: true });

    userLogin(this.state.username, this.state.password)
      .then(userData => {
        this.saveSession(userData);
        Observer.onSessionUpdate();

        this.context.router.push('/');
      })
      .catch(err => {
        console.error(err.status, err.statusText);
        this.setState({
          busy: false,
          username: '',
          password: ''
        });
      });

    ev.preventDefault();
  }

  saveSession(userData) {
    let userId = userData._id || undefined;
    let userName = userData.username || undefined;
    let authToken = userData._kmd.authtoken || undefined;

    if ( !(userId && userName && authToken) )
      return new Promise((resolve, reject) => reject(ERR.BAD_USER_DATA));

    window.sessionStorage.setItem('userId', userId);
    window.sessionStorage.setItem('userName', userName);
    window.sessionStorage.setItem('authToken', authToken);

    this.updateClientInfo(userId);
  }

  updateClientInfo(userId) {
    getClientInfo('http://ip-api.com/json', userId)
      .then(data => {
        console.log(data);
      })
      .catch(err => {});
  }

  render() {
    if (this.state.isLoggedIn) this.context.router.push('/');

    return (

Login

        <LoginUserForm
          busy={this.state.busy}
          username={this.state.username}
          password={this.state.password}

          onChange={this.onChangeHandler}
          onSubmit={this.onSubmitHandler}
        />

    );
  }
}

Login.contextTypes = {
  router: React.PropTypes.object
};

Login.propTypes = {}
Login.defaultProps = {}

export default Login;


Velkommen som ny student i Bergen!
Welcome as new student in Bergen!
Welcome as a new student in Bergen!
A very common and polite way to say thank you in Norwegian.
Det er fint å studere i Bergen!
It is nice to study in Bergen!
«Å studere» is a verb in infinitive. In Norwegian, verbs in infinitive usually ends with the letter «e», and they may be preceeded by the marker «å», which corresponds to the English «to».
Eg skal finne nøkkel til deg.
I will find key for you.
I will find you a key.
Beklager, men noko er feil.
Din hybel er tatt av nokon andre.
Your dormitory is taken by someone else.
We will find the mistake.
«Feil» can mean both wrong, mistake, fail and error.
Men i natt må du sove i Fantofthallen.
But tonight must you sleep in The Fantoft Hall.
You have to sleep in Fantofthallen tonight.
Fantofthallen is a fitness centre for students at Fantoft. At the beginning of the semester, students who haven't found a place to stay yet, may be allowed to sleep a few nights inside the hall.


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(function() {
  "use strict";

  // post & delete oldest file

  var graph = require('fbgraph');
  var R = require('ramda');
  var fs = require('fs');
  var fsq = require('../functal/fsq');
  var s3 = require('../functal/s3client');

  var promise = require("bluebird");
  var mongodb = promise.promisifyAll(require("mongodb"));
  var mongoClient = promise.promisifyAll(mongodb.MongoClient);

  mongoClient.connectAsync(process.env.mongo_functal).then(function(client) {

    var db = client.db('functal');

    // tokens & server are environment variables
    // # facebook daily functal
    // export fb_df_app_id=
    // export fb_df_app_secret=
    // export fb_df_access_token=
    // export fb_df_server="http://ec2-999.compute-1.amazonaws.com:8081"

    // get first access token from graph explorer for the app, giving page management & publish permissions...
    // https://developers.facebook.com/tools/explorer?method=GET&version=v2.2
    // then extend access token to main account (extend.js)

    graph.setAccessToken(process.env.fb_df_access_token);

    // data: [
    //     {
    //         access_token: ...
    //         category: 'Artist',
    //         name: 'Daily Functal',
    //         id: ...
    // perms: ['ADMINISTER',
    //     'EDIT_PROFILE',
    //     'CREATE_CONTENT',
    //     'MODERATE_CONTENT',
    //     'CREATE_ADS',
    //     'BASIC_ADMIN'
    // ]
    //     },
    // ...
    // }],

    var bucket = 'functal-images';
    var bucketJson = 'functal-json';
    var cdn = 'https://d1aienjtp63qx3.cloudfront.net/';

    s3.list('functal-images').then(function(result) {
      if (result.count === 0) {
        console.log('No files');
      }
      else {
        var r = Math.floor(Math.random() * result.files.length);
        var key = result.files[r].Key;

        var url = cdn + key;

        // get page accounts
        graph.get("me/accounts", function(err, res) {
          // find relevant page to get access token for it
          var df = R.find(R.propEq('name', 'Daily Functal'), res.data);

          // change access token to page's
          graph.setAccessToken(df.access_token);

          // prefix msg with title if any
          db.collection('images').findOneAsync(
            {
              name: key
            }).then(function(image) {

            var msg = "#fractal #functal #digitalart"; // iPhone app https://bit.ly/dailyfunctal";

            if (image && image.caption) {
              msg = '"' + image.caption + '" ' + msg;
            }

            // create message & serve up local file
            var post = {
              message: msg,
              url: url
            };

            // post to page photos

            graph.post("/" + df.id + "/photos", post, function(err, res) {
              console.log(res); // { id: xxxxx}

              client.close();

              // delete image

              // s3.delete(bucket, key)
              //     .then(function()
              //     {
              //         // delete json
              //         return s3.delete(bucketJson, key.replace(/(png|jpg)$/, 'json'));
              //     })
              //     .done();

            });
          });
        });
      }
    });
  });
}());


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/**
 * The File Open and Save Main Module.
 *
 * The main module used for supporting the file open and save functionality.
 **/
define([
  "angular",
  "pentaho/module/instancesOf!IPenFileService",
  "./app.config",
  "./app.component",
  "./components/card/card.component",
  "./components/folder/folder.component",
  "./components/error/error.component",
  "./components/loading/loading.component",
  "./components/addressbar/addressbar.component",
  "./components/files/files.component",
  "./components/search/search.component",
  "./components/modals/modals.component",
  "./components/selectbox/selectbox.component",
  "./components/filebar/filebar.component",
  "./components/filecontrols/filecontrols.component",
  "./services/helper.service",
  "./services/data.service",
  "./services/providers/repository.service",
  "./services/providers/vfs.service",
  "./services/providers/local.service",
  "./services/search.service",
  "./services/file.service",
  "./services/folder.service",
  "./services/provider.service",
  "./services/clipboard.service",
  "./services/message.service",
  "./services/modal.service",
  "./shared/shared.module",
  "@uirouter/angularjs"
], function (angular, fileServices, appConfig, appComponent, cardComponent, folderComponent, errorComponent,
             loadingComponent, addressbarComponent, filesComponent, searchComponent, modalsComponent, selectBoxComponent,
             filebarComponent, fileControls, helperService, dataService, repositoryService, vfsService, localService,
             searchService, fileService, folderService, servicesService, clipboardService, messageService, modalService,
             sharedModule) {
  "use strict";

  var module = {
    name: "file-open-save",
    bootstrap: bootstrap
  };

  activate();

  return module;

  /**
   * Creates angular module with dependencies.
   *
   * @private
   */
  function activate() {
    var app = angular.module(module.name, [sharedModule.name, "ui.router"])
        .component(loadingComponent.name, loadingComponent.options)
        .component(appComponent.name, appComponent.options)
        .component(cardComponent.name, cardComponent.options)
        .component(folderComponent.name, folderComponent.options)
        .component(errorComponent.name, errorComponent.options)
        .component(addressbarComponent.name, addressbarComponent.options)
        .component(filesComponent.name, filesComponent.options)
        .component(searchComponent.name, searchComponent.options)
        .component(modalsComponent.name, modalsComponent.options)
        .component(selectBoxComponent.name, selectBoxComponent.options)
        .component(filebarComponent.name, filebarComponent.options)
        .component(fileControls.name, fileControls.options)
        .service(helperService.name, helperService.factory)
        .service(dataService.name, dataService.factory)
        .service(fileService.name, fileService.factory)
        .service(folderService.name, folderService.factory)
        .service(searchService.name, searchService.factory)
        .service(servicesService.name, servicesService.factory)
        .service(clipboardService.name, clipboardService.factory)
        .service(messageService.name, messageService.factory)
        .service(modalService.name, modalService.factory)
        .config(appConfig);

    fileServices.map(function(item) {
      app.service(item.name, item.factory);
    });
  }

  /**
   * Bootstraps angular module to the DOM element on the page
   * @private
   * @param {DOMElement} element - The DOM element
   */
  function bootstrap(element) {
    angular.element(element).ready(function () {
      angular.bootstrap(element, [module.name], {
        strictDi: true
      });
    });
  }
});


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Billy Graham Evangelistic Association/ BGEA/ Franklin Graham
The Billy Graham Evangelistic Association ("BGEA") supports the evangelistic ministry and calling of Billy Graham through community crusades, radio, television, DECISION magazine, seminars and any other means to spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ. BGEA was founded in 1950 by Billy Graham to accomplish his one purpose in life, which is to help people find a personal relationship with God, which, comes through knowing Christ. Evangelist Billy Graham took Christ at His word when He said in Mark 16:15, "Go ye into all the world and preach the Gospel to every creature".
1 Billy Graham Parkway
PO Box 668129 28226-8129
Website: www.billygraham.org
Email: info@bgea.org
CEO/President: Rev. Franklin Graham
Chairman: Dr. Billy Graham
Founder: Dr. Billy Graham
The Billy Graham Evangelistic Association ("BGEA") supports the evangelistic ministry and calling of Billy Graham through community crusades, radio, television, DECISION magazine, seminars and other means to spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ. BGEA was founded in 1950 by Billy Graham to accomplish his one purpose in life, which is to help people find a personal relationship with God, which, comes through knowing Christ. Evangelist Billy Graham took Christ at His word when He said in Mark 16:15, "Go ye into all the world and preach the Gospel to every creature".
Mr. Graham has written 18 books, all of which have become top sellers. His latest, "Just As I Am," published in 1997, achieved a "triple crown," appearing simultaneously on the three top best-seller lists in one week. In this autobiography, Mr. Graham reflects on his life, including nearly 60 years of ministry around the world. From humble beginnings as the son of a dairy farmer in North Carolina, he shares how his unwavering faith in Christ formed and shaped his career.
BGEA uses the following to express its mission:
To support the evangelistic ministry and calling of Billy Graham. "Go ye into all the world and preach the Gospel to every creature." (Mark 16:15)
The Billy Graham Evangelistic Association uses the following to express its Statement of Faith:
We believe the Bible to be the infallible Word of God, that it is His holy and inspired Word, and that it is of supreme and final authority
We believe in one God, eternally existing in three persons - Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
We believe Jesus Christ was conceived by the Holy Spirit, born of the Virgin Mary. He led a sinless life, took on Himself all our sins, died and rose again, and is seated at the right hand of the Father as our mediator and advocate
We believe that all men everywhere are lost and face the judgment of God, and need to come to a saving knowledge of Jesus Christ through His shed blood on the cross
We believe that Christ rose from the dead and is coming soon
We believe in holy Christian living, and that we must have concern for the hurts and social needs of our fellowmen.
We Believe we must dedicate ourselves anew to the service of our Lord and to His authority over our lives
We believe in using every modern means of communication available to us to spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ throughout the world
Sector: Evangelism
Fund acquisition rating 184 of 429 18 of 34
2% 10% 1% 5% 8% 7%
11% 10% 10% 9% 10% 10%
1.53 8.79 10.48 8.24 10.19 16.82
4.09 -2.53 -3.96 4.54 3.69 1.91
64% 290% 324% 315% 303% 289%
Cash $40,022,876 $33,172,394 $36,822,516 $28,370,867 $15,985,861
Receivables, inventories, prepaids $7,991,647 $7,236,660 $11,014,319 $8,448,386 $6,085,719
Total current assets $48,014,523 $40,409,054 $47,836,835 $36,819,253 $22,071,580
Long-term investments $226,422,974 $230,156,478 $197,649,342 $187,195,617 $192,745,741
Fixed assets $55,068,472 $55,556,126 $57,403,935 $58,599,561 $61,745,408
Other long-term assets $92,408,985 $97,415,609 $91,293,739 $92,601,661 $94,788,298
Total long-term assets $373,900,431 $383,128,213 $346,347,016 $338,396,839 $349,279,447
Total assets $421,914,954 $423,537,267 $394,183,851 $375,216,092 $371,351,027
Payables and accrued expenses $5,516,859 $5,862,863 $8,112,367 $5,218,388 $4,609,435
Other current liabilities $67,869,295 $69,942,710 $1,506,218 $1,338,240 $1,258,181
Total current liabilities $73,386,154 $75,805,573 $9,618,585 $6,556,628 $5,867,616
Other long-term liabilities $0 $0 $67,109,709 $71,006,610 $70,123,723
Total long-term liabilities $0 $0 $67,109,709 $71,006,610 $70,123,723
Total liabilities $73,386,154 $75,805,573 $76,728,294 $77,563,238 $75,991,339
Unrestricted $306,678,604 $311,780,118 $284,521,980 $266,719,978 $263,709,843
Temporarily restricted $22,077,517 $23,218,176 $20,704,151 $18,952,747 $19,726,090
Permanently restricted $19,772,619 $12,733,400 $12,229,426 $11,980,129 $11,923,755
Net assets $348,528,800 $347,731,694 $317,455,557 $297,652,854 $295,359,688
Total contributions $113,934,018 $92,875,743 $91,137,190 $90,292,031 $93,014,503
Program service revenue $9,858,145 $8,765,680 $8,782,041 $9,446,718 $8,091,480
Other revenue $9,920,903 $6,708,936 $6,739,192 $7,182,668 $8,931,151
Total other revenue $19,779,048 $15,474,616 $15,521,233 $16,629,386 $17,022,631
Total revenue $133,713,066 $108,350,359 $106,658,423 $106,921,417 $110,037,134
Program services $101,517,356 $90,802,881 $84,626,044 $81,537,389 $85,083,436
Management and general $11,978,570 $10,260,890 $9,346,012 $9,716,914 $10,530,849
Fundraising $6,861,079 $6,149,156 $6,936,753 $7,094,508 $6,448,076
Total expenses $120,357,005 $107,212,927 $100,908,809 $98,348,811 $102,062,361
Surplus (deficit) $13,356,061 $1,137,432 $5,749,614 $8,572,606 $7,974,773
Other changes in net assets ($12,558,955) $29,138,705 $14,053,089 ($6,279,440) $2,856,654
Total change in net assets $797,106 $30,276,137 $19,802,703 $2,293,166 $10,831,427
Evangelist Billy Graham took Christ at His word when He said in Mark 16:15, "Go ye into all the world and preach the Gospel to every creature.", and thus the creation of The Billy Graham Evangelistic Association in 1950.
Born November 7, 1918, four days before the Armistice ended World War I, Mr. Graham was reared on a dairy farm in Charlotte, North Carolina. Growing up during the Depression, he learned the value of hard work on the family farm, but he also found time to spend many hours in the hayloft reading books on a wide variety of subjects.
In the Fall of 1934, at age 16, Mr. Graham made a personal commitment to Christ through the ministry of Mordecai Ham, a traveling evangelist, who visited Charlotte for a series of revival meetings.
Ordained in 1939 by a church in the Southern Baptist Convention, Mr. Graham received a solid foundation in the Scriptures at Florida Bible Institute (now Trinity College in Florida). In 1943 he was graduated from Wheaton College in Illinois and married fellow student Ruth McCue Bell, daughter of a missionary surgeon, who spent the first 17 years of her life in China.
After graduating from college, Mr. Graham joined Youth for Christ, an organization founded for ministry to youth and servicemen during World War II. He preached throughout the United States and in Europe in the immediate post-war era, emerging as a rising young evangelist.
The Los Angeles crusade in 1949 launched Mr. Graham into international prominence. Scheduled for three weeks, the meetings were extended to more than eight weeks, with overflow crowds filling a tent erected downtown each night.
Mr. Graham founded BGEA in 1950, which headquarters in Minneapolis, Minnesota. He conducts his ministry through BGEA.
Many of his subsequent early crusades were similarly extended, including one in London which lasted 12 weeks, and a New York City crusade in Madison Square Garden in 1957 which ran nightly for 16 weeks.
Mr. Graham's counsel has been sought by presidents, and his appeal in both the secular and religious arenas is evidenced by the wide range of groups that have honored him, including numerous honorary doctorates from many institutions in the U. S. and abroad. Recognitions range from the Congressional Gold Medal to the Speaker of the Year Award and the Templeton Foundation Prize for Progress in Religion. He has received the Big Brother Award for his work on behalf of the welfare of children and been cited by the George Washington Carver Memorial Institute for his contributions to race relations. He has also been recognized by the Anti-Defamation League of the B'nai B'rith and the National Conference of Christians and Jews for his efforts to foster a better understanding among all faiths.
Mr. Graham is regularly listed by the Gallup organization as one of the "Ten Most Admired Men in the World," whom it described as the dominant figure in that poll over the past 54 years -- making an unparalleled 42nd appearance and 35h consecutive appearance. He has also appeared on the covers of Time, Newsweek, Life, U.S. News and World Report, Parade, and numerous other magazines and has been the subject of many newspaper and magazine feature articles and books.
Billy Graham and his ministry are known around the globe. He has preached in remote African villages and in the heart of New York City, and those to whom he has ministered have ranged from heads of state to the simple-living bushmen of Australia and the wandering tribes of Africa and the Middle East. Since 1977, Mr. Graham has been accorded the opportunity to conduct preaching missions in virtually every country of the former Eastern bloc, including the former Soviet Union.
In November 2000 Franklin Graham, Billy Graham's son, was appointed CEO of the BGEA.
The ministry communicates the following program accomplishments:
The weekly "Hour of Decision" radio program broadcast around the world on Sundays for over 50 years.
The daily "Decision Today" radio program aired by approximately 200 stations in the United States and Canada.
Mission television specials which are regularly broadcast in prime time in almost every market in the U.S. and Canada approximately six times annually.
A newspaper column, "My Answer," which is carried by newspapers across the country with a combined circulation of more than five million readers.
"Decision" magazine, the official publication of the Association, has a circulation of 1.4 million and is available in English and German versions, with special editions available in Braille and on cassette tape for the visually impaired.
World Wide Pictures has produced and distributed over 130 productions, making it one of the foremost producers of evangelistic films in the world. Films have been translated into 40 languages and viewed by more than 250 million people worldwide and, for a minimum charge, are provided for showing in prisons and correctional facilities nationwide.
Mr. Graham has written 25 books, many of which have become top sellers. His autobiography, "Just As I Am," published in 1997, achieved a "triple crown," appearing simultaneously on the three top best-seller lists in one week.
Of his other books, "Approaching Hoofbeats: The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse" (1983) was listed for several weeks on The New York Times bestseller list; "How to Be Born Again" (1977) had the largest first printing in publishing history with 800,000 copies; "Angels: God's Secret Agents" (1975) sold one million copies within 90 days; and "The Jesus Generation" (1971) sold 200,000 copies in the first two weeks.
Mr. Graham's counsel has been sought by presidents, and his appeal in both the secular and religious arenas is evidenced by the wide range of groups that have honored him, including numerous honorary doctorates from many institutions in the United States and abroad. Recognitions include the Congressional Gold Medal; the Speaker of the Year Award; the Templeton Foundation Prize for Progress in Religion; and the Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation Freedom Award for contributions to the cause of freedom. He has received the Big Brother Award for his work on behalf of the welfare of children and been cited by the George Washington Carver Memorial Institute for his contributions to race relations. He has also been recognized by the Anti-Defamation League of the B'nai B'rith and the National Conference of Christians and Jews for his efforts to foster a better understanding among all faiths. In December 2001 he was presented with an honorary knighthood, Honorary Knight Commander of the order of the British Empire (KBE), for his international contribution to civic and religious life over 60 years.
The ministry has communicated the following needs:
Cash gifts continue to be the main source of funding our ministry. These gifts, of all sizes, are made in faith that God will use them to change lives. And, praise His name, He is faithful. If giving a cash gift is your desire, gifts can be mailed to: Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, P.O. Box 779, Minneapolis, MN 55440-0779. Donations can also be made online. See the ministry's website for more information.


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I know your an ART FAMILY because everything you do looks like art. I love the pumpkins and the apple gallete. I am not a huge fan of warm, cooked fruit..but it looks so COZY!! My poor husband..he love him some good pie!
i love the things that you bake joy! the pancakes are so sweet and the apple galette looks gorgeous! can you believe halloween is almost here!? how did this happen? we will carve our pumpkins this week, yours look amazing!!


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Richard Cullett Jr., 57, of Dickinson, was arrested for terrorizing, a Class C felony, at about 1 a.m. Wednesday outside of the Southside Saloon on East Broadway. He had been brandishing a handgun.
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The Red Roof Inn in north Dickinson reported Wednesday that a guest had charged $2,435 in lodgings on a credit card between February and May, and when the hotel went to charge his credit card for payment, it was declined.
A Dickinson man reported Wednesday that a table saw had been taken out of his pickup bed on the 600 block of Third Avenue East.
An employee of Nalco Construction on the 60 block of 40th Street West reported to police that around 8:20 p.m. Wednesday that an unidentified man had come into a building demanding money. When the employee gave the man loose change, he left without incident. No weapons were used and no threats were made.
A Dickinson man on the 1500 block of Abraham Parkway reported that multiple vehicle parts and $500 in cash were stolen from his residence. The parts included four 17-inch bronze rims, a 6-inch lift kit and two aftermarket headlights, as well as two orbital sanders.
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The Ultimate 24 hour Culinary Tour of Portland, Maine
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Photo by Will Stankis, Chef at Solo Italiano
Portland, Maine has always been one of my favorite local cities to visit. Living in Massachusetts, it's close enough to drive and stay for a night or two, while far enough away to give you the escape you're looking for. This city is perfect for any type of getaway, whether it be a weekend with friends, a romantic night with a significant other, or a solo trip to explore the sights. This beautiful coastal location is filled with activities for all seasons, and most importantly, the ultimate destination for taste-filled food and drinks. Here, you'll find a 24 hour culinary tour of Portland, ME.
First thing's first is finding a place to stay. During my last visit, I stayed in an Airbnb that was absolutely everything I was looking for. It was a modern studio in a late 1800's building located on a beautiful street, just minutes from downtown Portland. For me, destination usually takes precedence over comfort but this unit had both! There was even a private outdoor patio (perfect for social distancing) where we enjoyed some light snacks and wine before venturing out into the city. You can find its availability here but act fast because this gem will book quickly.
Front of Airbnb
Next, if you're looking for a way to cross multiple breweries off your list without having to take an Uber each time, you'll want to head to the East Bayside area. While Industry Way is also a brewery hotspot, East Bayside was a short ride from our Airbnb and is home to some of my favorite breweries in the area.
Neverender DIPA by Austin Street Brewery
Starting at Austin Street Brewery was the perfect way to dive into the beer scene. It had a bright and airy feel and supplied numerous hazy IPA's that I was unable to resist. Being a big fan of double IPA's, I sampled the "Neverender", which was tropical on the nose and full of hops. From there, we took a short walk to Goodfire Brewing. They're currently only doing cans to-go and merch for sale but make sure to stop in and support local!
Next to Goodfire is Lone Pine Brewing, which had a great variety, from sours to IPAs to stouts. I ordered their 13% Imperial Stout called, "Dance Macabre", which was flavored with pumpkin, spices, vanilla, and cinnamon and it was like fall in a glass. Very delicious.
Dance Macabre Imperial Stout
Espresso Martinis at The Armory Lounge
Our goal on this trip was to make as many stops as we could, not wasting a second of our short stay in Portland. We headed to The Armory Lounge at the Portland Regency Hotel & Spa for pre-pre-dinner espresso martinis. The lounge was downstairs and gave a very exclusive vibe. The bartender, Ben, was very accommodating and mixed us up some of the best espresso martini's I've ever had (and that's saying a lot coming from me as I have a short list of favorites).
From here, we walked over to Via Vecchia, an Italian restaurant specializing in small plates and cocktails, for a snack before our upcoming dinner reservations. They had an impressive list of specialty cocktails which were as visually appealing as they were tasty. We shared two orders of the "Formaggio e Salumi", VV's version of a meat and cheese board, and a Vignola pizza, topped with tomatoes, mozzarella, and fresh basil. This was the perfect gateway to our next meal of the night.
Vignola Pizza at Via Vecchia
We arrived at Solo Italiano, a farm-to-table Italian restaurant that we had heard nothing but good things about. I'm happy to say that they met and exceeded all expectations that we had going into the night. We started with a bottle (or two) of red wine as the Chef, Will Stankis, brought out his chosen appetizers for us to sample. Our first, the "La Tartare di Tonno", included an Atlantic yellowfin tuna with a colorful vegetable accompaniment and was served with thin, crispy wafers for scooping. We consumed it so quickly, I wasn't even able to get a proper photo. It was THAT good.
Appetizers at Solo Italiano
Burrata with Prosciutto
Our next dish was fresh burrata served over prosciutto on a light, baked phyllo dough, which I described as "little bites of heaven", because there was truly no better way to do them justice.
For our pasta course, we shared two very different dishes of hand-crafted pasta, made in-house. Our first was a unique dish recommended by our server. Being truffle season, we ordered the tagliolini pasta with shaved white truffle. It was topped with an egg yolk that was then broken over the dish and mixed in, creating a creamy, decadent consistency. Although it was a more expensive option, it was completely worth it.
Our final dish of the night was Solo's handkerchief pasta with their fresh basil pesto. This was a meal I instantly regretted sharing as it literally melted in your mouth. To this day, I still think about its silky texture and cannot wait to return for more. Keep in mind, the menu at Solo Italiano changes frequently so some of these items may not be offered but regardless of what you order, I'm confident you won't be disappointed.
Handkerchief Pesto Pasta
As the night was coming to an end, we decided to cap it off at Top of the East, Portland's first rooftop bar, which opened in 1963. We admired the city and Casco Bay through the floor to ceiling windows that offered a panoramic view and toasted to another successful and taste-filled visit.
Night cap at Top of the East
**Please note: When planning your visit, be conscious of the state and CDC Covid-19 regulations. Consider getting tested before traveling out of state and making reservations in advance. While all of the places we visited felt very safe and socially distanced, it's important to be respectful of the guidelines and people around you. If you'd like to get away but don't feel comfortable eating at the establishments, please view their takeout policies or dine in with Grubhub. You can also order alcohol directly to your Airbnb with Drizly ($5 off).
Most importantly, please remember to Stay Positive.
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