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Q: Class with Pointer and Dynamic Arrays I'm currently writing a program that will help a college keep track of which students are in what clubs. This code will be pasted into existing code that works, as provided by my professor.
Could someone please look my code over, and help me work through my mistakes?  I included comments to explain what everything should do.
Also, please note this is an assignment and I cannot change anything about the class. I'm also a beginner, so keep it simple, please. Your help will be extremely appreciated beyond all measure.
class Club
{
public:
    Club();
    Club(Club &c);
    Club(string cname);
    void addMember(string name);
    void removeMember(string name);
    string getClubName() const;
    string setClubName(const string& nameOfClub);
    void loadClub();
    bool isMember(string& name) const;
    string getAllMembers() const;
    friend Club mergeClubs(Club& c1, Club& c2);
    ~Club();
private:
    string *members;
    int numMembers;
    string clubName;
};

Club::Club()
{
    clubName = "";
    numMembers = 0;
}

Club::Club(Club &c)
{
    numMembers = c.numMembers;

    members = new string [numMembers];
    for (int i = 0; i < numMembers; i++)
    {
        members[i] = c.members[i];
    }

    //copy constructor
    //watch out for memory leaks

}

Club::Club(string cname)
{
    clubName = cname;

    //cname should be saved as the club's name in the clubName variable
}

void Club::addMember(string name)
{
    string *m;
    m = new string [numMembers];
    string *members = m;
    for (int i = 0; i < numMembers; i++)
    {
        for (int j = 0; j < name.length(); i++)
        {
            m[i] = name[j];
        }
    }

    delete [] m;

    //adds new member to the club
    //records their name in the members variable
    //may need a dynamic array to make this work, watch for memory leaks!

}

void Club::removeMember(string name)
{
    string *m;
    m = new string [numMembers];
    string *members = m;
    for (int i = 0; i < numMembers; i++)
    {
        if ( m[i] == name)
        {
            m[i] = "";
        }
    }

    delete [] m;

    //deletes the person from the array in members
    //will do nothing if the person is not in the array to begin with
    //may require dynamic array to make this work- watch for memory leaks!
    //if the person's name appears more than once, just delete the first instance

}

string Club::getClubName() const

{
    return clubName;
    //getter of clubName
}

string Club::setClubName(const string& nameOfClub)
{
    return clubName = nameOfClub;
    //setter of clubName
}

void Club::loadClub()
{
    //should print "tell me the name of the next member of the club"
    //reads into the variable name
    //uses addMember() to add that person to the club
    //the input should include up to the line break as the name, so it should take in "jane doe" as an entry
    //keeps asking for more names until the user enters a blank entry

    string name;
    do
    {
        cout << "Tell me the name of the next member of the club, ";
        cout << "or submit a blank entry to stopent ering names." << endl;
        getline(cin, name, '\n');
        addMember(name);

    } while (name != "");

}

bool Club::isMember(string& name) const
{
    /*for (int i = 0; i < numMembers; i++)
    {
        for (int j = 0; j < name.length(); j++)
        {
            if (members[i] == name)
            {

                return true;
            }
            else
            {
                return false;
            }
        }

    }*/

    for (int i = 0; i < numMembers; i++)
    {
        if (members[i] == name)
        {
            return true;
        }
        return false;

    }

    //returns true if the person is a member of the club, false otherwise
}

string Club::getAllMembers() const
{
    for (int i = 0; i < numMembers; i++)
    {
        return members[i];
        cout << ", ";
    }
    cout << endl;

    //returns a string of all the names of the members of the club
    //commas and spaces separating every entry of the list
    //should not be a comma following the last name in the list

}

Club mergeClubs(Club& c1, Club& c2)
{
    //creates a new club from 2 existing clubs
    //combined club name should be Club 1/Club 2

    Club temp;
    temp.clubName = c1.clubName + "/" + c2.clubName;
    return temp;
}

Club::~Club()
{
    delete [] members;

    //destructor
    //watch out for memory leaks
}

A: For some reason I cannot fathom I have (mostly) corrected this program for you. There are still some nasty things like passing copies of strings into const functions but fixing these would be mere optimisations. At least this program is logically correct.
#include <vector>
#include <string>
#include <iostream>
#include <algorithm>
#include <sstream>

using namespace std;

class Club
{
public:
    Club();
    Club(const Club &c);
    Club(string cname);
    void addMember(string name);
    void removeMember(string name);
    string getClubName() const;
    string setClubName(const string& nameOfClub);
    void loadClub();
    bool isMember(const string& name) const;
    string getAllMembers() const;
    friend Club mergeClubs(Club& c1, Club& c2);
    ~Club();
private:
    vector<string> members;
    string clubName;
};

Club::Club()
: members()
, clubName()
{
}

Club::Club(const Club &c)
: members(c.members)
, clubName(c.clubName)
{
}

Club::Club(string cname)
: members()
, clubName(cname)
{
}

void Club::addMember(string name)
{
    members.push_back(name);
}

void Club::removeMember(string name)
{
    members.erase(remove(members.begin(), members.end(), name), members.end());
}

string Club::getClubName() const

{
    return clubName;
    //getter of clubName
}

string Club::setClubName(const string& nameOfClub)
{
    return clubName = nameOfClub;
    //setter of clubName
}

void Club::loadClub()
{
    //should print "tell me the name of the next member of the club"
    //reads into the variable name
    //uses addMember() to add that person to the club
    //the input should include up to the line break as the name, so it should take in "jane doe" as an entry
    //keeps asking for more names until the user enters a blank entry

    string name;
    do
    {
        cout << "Tell me the name of the next member of the club, ";
        cout << "or submit a blank entry to stopent ering names." << endl;
        getline(cin, name, '\n');
        addMember(name);

    } while (name != "");

}

bool Club::isMember(const string& name) const
{
    return find(members.begin(), members.end(), name) != members.end();
}

string Club::getAllMembers() const
{
    stringstream result;
    vector<string>::const_iterator b = members.begin(), e = members.end();
    for (bool comma = false ; b != e; ++b, comma = true)
    {
        if (comma) {
            result << ", ";
        }
        result << *b;
    }
    return result.str();
}

Club mergeClubs(Club& c1, Club& c2)
{
    Club temp(c1.clubName + "/" + c2.clubName);

    struct memberAdd {
        Club& _club;
        memberAdd(Club& club) : _club(club) {}
        void operator()(const string& member) {
            _club.addMember(member);
        }
    };

    for_each(c1.members.begin(), c1.members.end(), memberAdd(temp));
    for_each(c2.members.begin(), c2.members.end(), memberAdd(temp));

    return temp;
}

Club::~Club()
{
    //destructor
    //watch out for memory leaks
}

int main()
{
    Club boys("red");
    boys.addMember("Ben");
    boys.addMember("Paul");

    Club girls("blue");
    girls.addMember("Lucy");
    girls.addMember("Hermione");

    Club unisex = mergeClubs(boys, girls);

    cout << unisex.getClubName() << " has the following members: " << unisex.getAllMembers() << endl;

}

A: Some initial comments:

*

*The copy constructor should take a const Club& like this:
Club(const Club& club)

*members and numMembers are anachronistic. Use a std::vector for members and drop the numMembers altogether (std::vector has a size() method).

*Club::Club does not initialise members or numMembers. This will result in a possible crash in the destrutor. This would be solved if you replaced them with a vector.

*the logic in addMember does not make sense.

*nor in removeMember

*isMember should take a const string& and you would be well advised to write it in terms of std::find() (#include <algorithm>)

*I could go on...


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Tanner Emmanuel Buchanan (Ottawa, Ohio, 8 de diciembre de 1998) es un actor estadounidense.

Carrera
Tanner Emmanuel Buchanan nació el 8 de diciembre de 1998 en Lima, Ohio pero se crio en Ottawa, Ohio. En el año 2010 realizó su primera aparición en televisión, interpretando un papel infantil en la serie Modern Family. Tres años después apareció en Major Crimes, Grey's Anatomy y Los Goldberg. En 2016 interpretó su primer papel importante en televisión, encarnando a Leo Kirkman en la serie política Designated Survivor. En 2018 integró el elenco principal de la serie Cobra Kai, apareciendo nuevamente en su segunda, tercera, cuarta y quinta temporada, en 2019, 2021 y 2022 respectivamente. En 2021 estelarizó junto a Addison Rae una adaptación de la película "She's All That" llamada "He's All That".

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March 24, 2021 | Africa
African agtech is boosting yields, protecting resources and raising incomes
Pratibha Vuppuluri
ImpactAlpha, March 24 – Field drones. Harvesting robots. Big Data-driven farm insights. Innovative technological applications in agriculture can have a profound impact on farmers' role in addressing food insecurity, climate change and livelihoods.
Upgrades in farm equipment lead to improved production scale and speed and efficient land cultivation. Remote sensing and connected devices help agricultural, horticultural, and aquacultural farmers measure productivity, seed and soil quality, disease risk and enable farmers to better able to optimize their output, reduce waste and anticipate negative issues.
Such global agriculture technologies are gathering pace quickly. The agtech sector is expected to have a compound annual growth rate of 18% between 2019 and 2025.
Unreasonable has the privilege of having an up-close view of the impact agtech companies are having on diverse markets and end consumers, through support for ventures like Canada-based Terramera, U.S.-based Aerofarms, India-based Dehaat and Em3 Agriservices – and a growing number of agtech ventures in Africa.
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Sara Firth: 'Why I Quit Russia Today Over Flight MH17'
The reporter on quitting the pro-Russian news agency.
by Leala Doherty
July 21, 2014, 9:55am
Photo via Sara's Twitter
When a Boeing airliner was blown out of the sky last Thursday, journalist Sara Firth resigned from her position as a correspondent for Russia Today. On Twitter, she sought to explain by declaring that she is "for the truth" – a statement that was retweeted ad infinitum as requests flooded in for her to elaborate on what had led to her very public act of revolt.
I caught up with her to find out why she quit RT.
VICE: What happened in the Russia Today office on Thursday that prompted you to leave?
Sara Firth: Our coverage of the MH17 plane disaster was the final nudge for me; the clarifying moment. I've been really unhappy for a long time at RT. I just couldn't do it any more.
It was walking in and seeing the news run-down in the hours immediately following MH17 coming down that made the decision for me. We were running an eye-witness account that made an accusation against Ukraine and we had a correspondent in the studio who was asked to produce something about a plane that had been shot down at some point in the past and had been the fault of Ukraine. I've been in that position myself before, where you're asked to bring up some piece of obscure information that implies something that fits with the RT agenda. And you think well, it's not outright lying but it has no relation to what's happening and shouldn't be run at a time when a story of that size is breaking. A news story that is so sensitive. It's abhorrent and indefensible.
But surely you were aware that RT has a reputation as being pro-Russia when you took the job?
Russia Today pitches itself as a channel that is going to challenge Western mainstream bias. It's state funded. But this idea that it's some evil genius – that we all have Putin on speed dial and we're having meetings to discuss how to bring other governments down – isn't true. It's far from evil genius – it's just massively incompetent.
Crucial information is regularly omitted from stories, and often because those in charge are not capable of identifying what makes a strong news story. They're not interested in fact checking and creating valuable, balanced journalism. Their main agenda is that it fits the narrative. You are actively discouraged from questioning – that isn't appreciated at all. And of course that goes on and is a million times worse in the domestic Russian media.
Is it fair to say that your feelings are shared by a large number of people working for RT?
We weren't all working towards some great conspiracy; I want to be clear about that. Many of the reporters approach the stories they are assigned with honesty in mind. The problem is, eventually you realise that no matter how hard you work, and no matter how valid these stories that you're working on are, you're still contributing to an overall system that is designed to push a very clear and biased narrative. There are many people within the organisation trying to change that, but I just could no longer work for a company that repeatedly disregarded the facts.
What happened with the Euromaidan protests?
Their defence is always that they're not "jumping to conclusions", suggesting that other networks are jumping to conclusions by holding Russia responsible. That everyone is pointing fingers at Russia before the facts have been established.
Now don't get me wrong. Being dedicated to balanced and substantiated journalism is a fantastic thing but that is not what they are doing. It's especially bad with the breaking news stories. I mean, anyone can see that. But I have to say that when a story like MH17 broke – and to a lesser extent many other stories during my time there – my heart would sink and I'd know that my job depended on participating in what I knew to be wrong.
How does that manifest itself, though? Do editors state explicitly that RT will not be mentioning certain facts?
For instance, in the past year they would not assign any story relating to Ukraine to a journalist that they knew would ask tough questions. That's the first technique. There is a clear planning strategy that outlines which stories they will not be covering and there's a culture of not asking why.
People like me get assigned UK-based stories that have no real Russian, political agenda. So it was great that I got to cover the Yarls Wood detention centre, which gets approved by the way because it fits in with RT's anti-British government line. When you're covering stories like that it's easier to push other issues to the back of your mind.
Did you see MH17 as the point of no return for Russia Today? Are you not just jumping ship to protect your own future employability?
There are a few people who left quietly. I did it publicly but that's the tip of the iceberg. RT have been haemorrhaging talented staff for a while and the turnaround is a couple of years long.
I chose to work there, I knew what I was doing and I take full responsibility for that. But look, it's a huge organisation and it offered me some fantastic opportunities at a very young age. The one thing I will say is they take on young, determined people and give them a lot of free reign to cover under-reported stories, in a way that they wouldn't be able to at other networks.
There are a lot of great journalists there who are fighting for the truth. The truth isn't exclusive to certain channels – sometimes the truth can happen at RT – but the wider agenda will always find a way of fitting back into a biased narrative – an embarrassing and at times, disrespectful and dangerous narrative.
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Cheesecake Factory Profile
26901 Malibu Hills Road
Calabasas Hills, CA 91301
Employees: 42,500
CEO: David Overton
Stock Symbol: CAKE
Website: http://www.thecheesecakefactory.com
The Cheesecake Factory operates 302 restaurants in the U.S. and Canada under The Cheesecake Factory, Grand Lux Cafe, North Italia and Social Monk Asian Kitchen. Internationally, 28 The Cheesecake Factory restaurants operate under licensing agreements.
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The interior of Cheesecake Factory restaurants feature high ceilings, French limestone floors and decorative columns, hand-painted fabrics, contemporary lighting and an abundance of cherry wood.
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In 2020, Cheesecake Factory reported revenues of $1.98 billion, down from $2.4 billion the previous year due to the pandemic, and net loss for the year was $253.3 million. The company expects to open 12-15 new locations in 2021.
The company was named to Fortune's 100 Best Companies to Work for in American for eight consecutive years.
Doordash is the exclusive delivery partner for Cheesecake Factory. Online orders and delivery made up 43% of sales in 2020.
The company employs a total of 42,500 people, with approximately 41,000 in restaurants and the remainder in corporate center, FRC headquarters and bakery operations.
In the late 1940's Evelyn Overton opened a small cheesecake shop in Detroit. In order to raise her two small children, David and Renee, Evelyn gave up the shop and moved her baking to her basement kitchen, where she continued supplying local restaurant clients with her cakes. Then in 1972, with her children grown, Evelyn and her husband Oscar decided to move the business to Los Angeles. Oscar concentrated on selling cakes and building new accounts while Evelyn baked and managed the office. Finding that Los Angeles loved Evelyn's cheesecakes as much as Detroit, their reputation and sales grew! A larger, new and improved bakery was born, creating over 20 varieties of Evelyn's delicious cheesecakes and other incredible desserts which were sold to wholesalers from Santa Barbara to San Diego and eventually out of state.
On Tuesday, February 25, 1978, the Overtons founded the first full service restaurant, "The Cheesecake Factory," which opened in Beverly Hills. Today, Evelyn and Oscar's son, David carries on the same commitment to quality, entrepreneurial spirit, energy and creativity that his parents inspired.
The Cheesecake Factory went public in 1992.
In June 2016, the company opened its first location in Shanghai, China at the new Shanghai Disney Resort.
In 2018, the chain began offering delivery thru a partnership with Doordash.
The following are benefits for management employees.
- Dental coverage for you and your eligible dependents
- Prescription drug card
- Vision care
- Long-Term Disability plan, with optional buy-ups
- Life Insurance plan, with optional buy-ups
- Accidental Death and Dismemberment
- Two weeks of accrued vacation every year for your first four years
- Three weeks of accrued vacation every year after five years of employment
- Five-day workweek; two consecutive days off
- Manager meal allowance privilege
- Extensive training and development programs including our own "Career Roadmap"
- Company-paid sick days and bereavement pay
- Dessert discounts on our tempting cheesecakes and other desserts, as well as retail merchandise
- Direct payroll deposit
- Paid relocation assistance
- Performance Based Stock Options
- 401(k) with company contribution
Hourly employees that work an average of 25 hours per week can get health benefits.


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'I'm super excited!' Jaylen Watson ready to get to work for Kansas City
The best part about the NFL is the emotion shown by the drafted players, and Jaylen Watson's phone call with his new team didn't disappoint.
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For many Cougar fans in the Northwest, the headline from last weekend's NFL Draft was when offensive lineman Abe Lucas heard his name called by the Seahawks. The Washington native was picked 72nd overall in the 3rd round and is going to get the chance to stay in the Evergreen state. But he wasn't the only WSU player to be selected over the weekend.
Lucas' teammate Jaylan Watson also had his NFL dream come true. The defensive back was picked 243rd overall in the 7th round by the Kansas City Chiefs. The former honorable mention All-Pac-12 player is going to get his shot at the pros with a pretty good team this fall... And if his phone call with the team is any indication, Watson is very excited to get an opportunity.
.@JaylenWatson12 gets The Call telling him he is now a part of Chiefs Kingdom pic.twitter.com/hxUzKYTJX7
— Kansas City Chiefs (@Chiefs) May 3, 2022
The phone calls with the draft picks are always the best part of the draft in my opinion, and Watson's is no different. From the sound of celebration in the background to the joy in his voice, you can't help but smile when you see that video. As a seventh round pick, Watson obviously has a big hill to climb, especially with a team as good as Kansas City, but Watson is obviously ready to grab this opportunity by the horns.
Start running full speed down the street https://t.co/aKPfNxmJoh
— Wat's Island (@JaylenWatson12) May 3, 2022
As mentioned, Abe Lucas also got picked last week by the Seahawks in the third round. Lucas was obviously excited to be selected by his hometown team but, as anyone who has seen Lucas during his time with the Cougs could probably guess, he was a little more subdued than Watson was during his post draft phone call.
John Schneider's playing jokes today
The call that made Abe Lucas a Seahawk pic.twitter.com/ZM4AwNQot4
— Seattle Seahawks (@Seahawks) April 30, 2022
Best of luck to Lucas and Watson as they start their pro careers in a couple of weeks. They will be joined in the NFL by a group of undrafted free agent signings including Max Borghi with the Colts, Travell Harris with the Browns and Daniel Isom with the Rams.
Four-star 7-footer Adrame Diongue signs with Washington State | The Spokesman-Review
PULLMAN – Washington State's frontcourt, depleted by the NCAA transfer portal this off-season, restocked with a blue-chip recruit.
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Pando is about the bravest of our better angels working to muster and inspire the people who are imagining the unimaginable: A brighter and better future for the 10 million people who call LA home.
The Los Angeles County's sustainability plan is a powerful regional statement that inspires us in practical ways as to what that "brighter and better future" might mean for the California Southland. At a global level, we are inspired by the U.N. Sustainable Development Goals.
From the humanities, the philosopher Alfred North Whitehead may have said it best when he wrote: "Every entity is only to be understood in terms of the way in which it is interwoven with the rest of the Universe."
It's the deep interconnectedness Whitehead names that motivates our dedication to think about the common good in the broadest terms — integrating the human side, such as jobs, justice, human rights and democracy, community-building and social trust with the ecological, such as climate, clean air and water, healthy soils, and biological flourishing.
The big ideas that inspire us assume the value of the soul, the existence of truth, and the reality of freedom, including the freedom of every individual and community to creatively imagine and self-determine the work they will do to bring about a different world than the one they inherited.
It's a grounding that allows us to be hopeful even when optimism is in short supply.
Pope Francis uses the phrase "integral ecology" to describe his own holistic and values-oriented way of thinking about and responding to the range of 21st century challenges facing the world from across a broad ecological and social spectrum.
Pando's founding board chair John Cobb believes that such an integrated Earth- and human-centered perspective can reinvigorate culture with a critique that's applicable across all modern systems — capitalist, socialist, democratic, or authoritarian. He uses the phrase "ecological civilization" to describe the idea. Although he picked it up in China (hoping in part to speak to a Chinese audience about these matters), his use of the phrase goes much deeper and offers far more profound and fundamental ideas than any policy reference or political slogan; he aims to suggest rethinking civilization itself along ecological lines.
The Dalai Lama puts it this way, "We share the earth not only with our fellow human beings, but with all the other creatures."
The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. sums up: "It really boils down to this: that all life is interrelated. We are all caught in an inescapable network of mutuality, tied into a single garment of destiny."
From the arts and humanities to regional and global sustainability plans, intellectual tools are emerging that offer civil society robust opportunities for broad, independent criticism and renewal. To the extent such tools are distinguished and valuable, it is for the way they challenge us boldly to regard the Earth and its people as an interconnected whole. They inform and animate civic engagement by breaking down silos of division, including silos between facts and values, thought and action.
The one-tree forest named Pando, with 47,000 trunks over 100 acres stemming from a single root system, symbolizes the kind of deep interconnectedness on which such an orientation is grounded.
Our founding conference, held June 4-7, 2015 on the campus of Pomona College in Claremont, California, was titled "Seizing an Alternative" and attracted some 1,600 people.
With Cobb as intellectual architect, the conference was organized around the idea that there is an alternative to modern industrial life, and that in order to avoid catastrophic conditions we must seize an alternative way of thinking and living. That "alternative" is an ecological worldview.
For many years, pockets of activity have organized to reduce climate change, save endangered species, curb poverty, cap the influence of financial markets, bring about democratic accountability, reduce militarism, and so on.
What is missing is a new paradigm that integrates these various concerns and activities and sets them in the context of a broader vision.
Such was the work of philosophers up until the 20th century. But today, many have given up the task of thinking holistically about the world, or proposing anything like new foundations for a civilization that takes us in a different direction. And few attempt to integrate thought with action.
Some, however, have long believed that a new, more ecological way of living in the world is needed, and the time for invigorating it is now.
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These are some of the Sydney landmarks that I visited during my month-long vacation last November 2007.
The Sydney Opera House in pink? Yes it is! Actually this was my last night at the Opera House and five days after, I came home to Manila. I think there was a concert that night with the proceeds going to a charity that helps women. So while savoring our last night of the Opera House view we decided to have some photos taken again.
It was our second week and second time at the Circular Quay area. This romantic view of the Opera House along with the Sydney Harbour view was taken from the Botanical Garden. The spot is also near Mrs. Macquarie's(wife of the governor in the late 1800's) Chair.
What's going on here? Well we're just posing and enjoying the beautiful lamp post near Park Hyatt Hotel, The Rocks – Sydney.
One fine day at the Botanical Garden.
Posters under the Sydney Opera House.
One of the performers in Opera House and he was loitering around the area. I forgot how I was able to have a photo op with him. He is too tall!
The Sydney Tower. Taken during one of our food trip nights at Hyde Park near St. James station. They had this food bazaar and there were stalls selling all types of Asian cuisines. There were also tables and chairs in the park with an exotic performance by Thai Girls. Soon I'll post the food bazaar along with the food I ate and cooked during my stay in Sydney.
Cahill walk is your way to the Botanical Garden and Opera House as the sign indicates. But we took the other way around. We crossed the Harbour Bridge just by walking until we reached the other side of the bridge which is the Kirribili. Kirribili is like Ayala Alabang and Forbes Park. An exclusive residential area of Sydney where the rich and famous can be found including the prime minister of Australia.
Across Kirribili and the same side of Sydney Harbour Bridge is the Lunatic LUNA Park. There's another one in Melbourne but we didn't visit it anymore when we explored the city.
Somewhere along the Darling Harbour Area after watching the expensive Dinosaur movie in IMAX. Then again the movie was worth it because of the free yummy gelato.
This was a late night visit at the Elizabeth Mall. We came from Kirribili and we stopped at Town Hall station because we thought 7:30 pm was too early for us to be home. But as we all know, malls in Australia close at 5:oo pm. So 7:30 was already late! The mall was still open but the shops inside were already closed. But more than the shops, the interior was the main attraction for me. I was impressed by how they preserve buildings with great architecture.
The Sydney skyline taken from the Kirribili area.
The Sydney University. Open to public and most especially for tourists.
Since it was open for tourists I got to see the majestic atmosphere of the university. Patterned after United Kingdom's Oxford and Cambridge.
Heading for my Art Appreciation Class.
With Reggie at Hyde Park.
Architecture of St. Mary's Cathedral near Hyde Park, St. James station and Dominion Road. Doors of the church are filled with banners announcing that Sydney is the venue of the next world youth day, which is this year already–2008.
The solemn interior of St. Mary's Cathedral.


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Parisian noir
Frédéric Dard was a prolific crime writer in the 20th century who had a major series (173 novels) about about the invincible Detective Superintendent Antoine San-Antonio, and also other novels, some of which fit into the French noir category. One of these is Bird in a Cage, recently published by Pushkin Vertigo in David Bellos's translation.
Bird in a Cage is a twisty tale of a concentrated, tense return to a Paris suburb by an ex-con (the narrator), who has learned that his estranged mother has died. He stays in her apartment, visits a restaurant that had been held up by his mother as the height of elegance and expense, and there encounters a young mother and her daughter. He more or less follows them into a movie theater, and there begins a tentative relationship, assisting her with her sleeping child when they leave the cinema.
From there, the narrator is plunged into a labyrinth of a disappearing corpse, clues and even rooms that appear and vanish, and a tightening web in which he finds himself trapped. The novel ends with mysteries finally cleared up but destinies left hanging (we know what is probably going to happen, but not absolutely).
This is a classic crime novel in the French mode, reminiscent of film noir and dripping with the atmosphere of the mid-century era of noir's birth. It is claustrophobic, puzzling, and satisfying, a great quick read.
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Dead Joker, by Anne Holt
The latest Hanne Wilhelmsen novel by Anne Holt is one of the most intense. Cecilie, her life-partner, is ill, and Hanne is confronting uncomfortable realities at home and at work. When a prosecutor phones the police to say that his wife has been decapitated while he was forced to watch, a series of events is set in motion: the man whom the prosecutor saw murder his wife turns out to be dead, a suicide some time before the murder. With a deceased suspect, the attention of the police naturally turns to the most logical alternative, the prosecutor himself. What follows is an unconventional puzzle mystery that will involve another murder, a murderer who is also a victim of child abuse, a ring of abusers and a ring of vigilantes, and a reassessment by Hanne of everything and everyone in her life.
Holt's novels are more focused on the lives, both inner and social, of her police characters than some in the Scandinavian crime wave, and sometimes the personalities of the detectives can be a bit distracting, imho. But in Dead Joker, the puzzling case and the personal disasters of the lead detective (though in no way parallel) add up to more than the sum of the parts. The end is in some ways inconclusive, but in its emotional truth, entirely satisfying.


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An important government measure undertaken during the First World War was the creation of a national register of all persons between the ages of 15 and 65, who were not members of the Armed Forces. A National Registration Bill was rushed through Parliament in the summer of 1915 in response to a growing concern that military conscription might prove necessary to successfully prosecute the war. In Parliament the debate focused on the benefits of the efficient deployment of labour and the possibility of conscription was played down.
The central registration authority set up in England was the Registrar General acting under the direction of the Local Government Board, while the borough and district councils were the local registration authorities.
Forms were delivered to each residential dwelling to be completed and signed by each person aged 15 to 65, and to be made ready for collection by 16 August. There was a penalty of £5 for not completing a form or for giving false information.
The forms were collected by representatives of the local authority and used to issue individual registration certificates bearing that person's basic details.
Local council staff classified people into occupational groups and then filed the forms first by occupational group and then alphabetically by name. The male forms were used to draw up lists of men aged 19-41 for military recruitment, exempting those working in essential industries.
The Act dealt with the problem of changing address. It required anyone changing their place of residence to send or deliver their registration certificate to the local authority for the new location within 28 days, and if the change of address resulted in a move to a new local authority then the former should be informed so that their register could be updated.
In Burton upon Trent the relevant local authority was the county borough. Staff recorded persons moving to reside within the county borough using a pre-printed ledger. It is one of only three such ledgers surviving in Staffordshire, the others both being for Kingswinford Rural District (Doc Ref No: D585/1/9/1-2).
The Burton Arrivals Book contains the details of almost 3,100 persons between Oct 1915 and July 1919, although from 27 Feb 1918 onwards only the details of females were recorded. Entries were made in chronological order, which makes searching for particular individuals in the original time-consuming.
Malsters and brewery workers feature frequently, as Burton's brewing industry continued to draw people for seasonal work. October 1915 saw the arrival of the last batch of "Norkies" until at least after the war. "Norkies" was the term for farm workers from Norfolk (and East Anglia generally) recruited to spend the winter in Burton as malting labourers, following a tradition dating from the 1860s.
For women the principal occupation recorded is "household duties", which means looking after their own home, rather than being in paid employment in domestic service.
The details in this ledger provide a fascinating insight into life on the home front in an industrial Staffordshire town during World War I.
Occasionally the text is annotated. Only the occupation code number has been omitted from the index.
Searches in the index can be made by surname, former address and address in Burton.
We are grateful to Janet Kisz who compiled this index and researched the administrative background.


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Field School in Pre-Contact Archaeology
May 17 through June 24, 2015 Mashantucket Pequot Reservation, Mashantucket, CT
The University of Connecticut and Mashantucket Pequot Museum and Research Center will offer a field school in Contact Period Archaeology focused on two 17th Century villages. The Calluna Hill site is a Pequot village burned by the English on May 26, 1637 during the Pequot War. The Monhantic Fort site is a Mashantucket Pequot fortified village constructed and occupied during King Philip's War (1675-1676). Both sites have remained undisturbed since they were abandoned and provide a unique opportunity to examine changes in Pequot domestic architecture and space, foodways, and material culture.
The 2016 UCONN field school will be based at the Mashantucket Pequot Museum and Research Center with fieldwork taking place at Mystic (Groton), Connecticut and the Mashantucket Pequot Reservation in Ledyard, Connecticut. The 6-week, 6-credit field school will include training in standard archaeological field survey and excavation, artifact conservation, cataloguing, identification and analysis of 17th Century material culture, archaeobotany, radiography (X-ray), and analysis of primary sources. The field school provides a unique opportunity for students to work on a nationally significant collaborative research project alongside tribal members, archaeologists and historians. In addition to the fieldwork, students will participate in training workshops in laboratory and research methods, attend guest lectures, complete assigned readings and maintain a daily field journal.
Summer Session courses are paid on a per-credit basis at a rate of $439 per credit hour. If you choose the full six-week program, your cost will be $2,634. In addition, there is a $75 lab fee, payable on the first day of class.
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All students must fill out an application in order to be considered for the field school and receive a permission number so they can register. Contact Dr. Kevin McBride (kevin.mcbride@uconn.edu) and Zachary Singer (Zachary.L.Singer@uconn.edu) via e-mail for an application and more information on the field school.
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Lost in Time: Scald – Will of the Gods is Great Power Review
Published by Marco on January 29, 2019 January 29, 2019
Epic Doom Metal from Russia
Perfection – the state of being perfect; being entirely without fault or defect; satisfying all requirements; corresponding to an ideal standard or abstract concept. I think we all understand the concept of perfection, but how do we apply it to music? Music is so incredibly subjective and so emotionally charged. The emotion music elicits isn't quantifiable or tangible. Here on site, I've already given three albums a perfect score and I'm about to do that again. To me, an album doesn't need to be consistent all the way through to be perfect, nor does it need every note to be flawlessly arranged. Some albums have something very special – a type of aura. If the album accomplishes everything it set out to do, and nothing else has been able to replicate it or get close, then it's perfect. By this criteria, Scald's Will of the Gods is Great Power is a perfect album.
I still distinctly remember the very first time I listened to Scald. I was young and just starting to dive into the epic doom metal scene with bands like Candlemass, Solitude Aeturnus, and Solstice. I asked a close friend, someone I considered a mentor, for more bands in that vein and he told me to listen to Scald as soon as possible. I was in for a treat – I put on Will of the Gods is Great Power shortly after speaking with him and I was hit immediately with a wave of emotion. This album had something very special indeed. I felt utterly overwhelmed, but amazed at the same time that I found music like this. The pure sense of wonder and astonishment persists for me today, over a decade later.
My experience with Scald is not a unique one. I've witnessed firsthand others feeling the same admiration and amazement at their first listen of Will of the Gods is Great Power – some who otherwise would have never touched epic metal in any way. It's difficult to distill the magic at work here, but on a high level Scald play slow paced, folk-infused, epic doom metal. When you think of this genre, Candlemass immediately come to mind, but that's not really a big influence here. Scald draw their inspiration from Hammerheart-era Bathory and mix it with Manowar's Ross the Boss-era epics like "Secret of Steel" to create a powerful and triumphant sound.
Will of the Gods is Great Power clocks in at over fifty minutes and features just six tracks. When songs are simple, slow, and average over nine minutes there's a serious risk of being dull and drawn out, but that's not the case here in the slightest. Every note, every folk passage, every riff, every synth touch, every beautiful vocal melody – it all matters and has massive impact. Instead of being long and boring, the songs feel painfully short. I'm always left yearning for more when the album ends and I often find myself starting it back up immediately.
The production plays a huge part in making Will of the Gods is Great Power so mesmerizing and addicting. On the whole, it's rougher than most albums in the epic doom style. Instead of being warm and bass heavy, Scald's production is cold and virtually devoid of bass. The treble heavy production works in conjunction with a thin, razor-sharp guitar tone to create a wintery sound with a ton of bite. The drums and bass guitars are buried in the mix, accentuating the lead guitars and giving plenty of room for the band's all star vocalist, Agyl, to drive the music and shine.
Agyl's vocals are one of a kind and in a league entirely of their own. It's impossible for me to discuss him without sounding hyperbolic, but he is genuinely one of my favorite metal vocalists. His tone is phenomenal and when combined with his bombastic and dramatic delivery it creates a deadly combination. Agyl compliments the instrumentation nicely and is often at the forefront of the music, allowing him to be the band's centerpiece. Scald gives him all the room possible to drive the music and few do this as effectively as Agyl. He typically sits at a lower register, but there are plenty of moments where he shows off his tremendous range and graces us with his haunting highs. There's a powerful moment half way through the track "A Tumulus" where he sings entirely in his highs, giving me shivers everytime without fail. The only complaint I've ever seen concerning Agyl is around his pronunciation. Given that Scald are a Russian band, Agyl's first language isn't English and this is painfully clear. He has difficulty pronouncing words clearly and sometimes it feels like he's singing with a mouth full of cottonballs as a result. It's largely incomprehensible and he could be insulting my mother for all I know, but it doesn't matter. I don't need to make out the words he's singing to understand that Agyl's voice is simply beautiful.
Unfortunately, Agyl passed away in a tragic accident very shortly after the release of Will of the Gods is Great Power. Scald split in 1997 with just this lone album as their legacy, but what a legacy it is. With just one album, Scald left a lasting impact far exceeding what many bands accomplish with expansive catalogs. I have listened to this album countless times over the years and the sense of wonder that overcame me the very first time is still there the hundredth time.
Album Rating: 100/100
Favorite Track: A Tumulus
Categories: Lost in Time
Tags: BathoryEpic Doom MetalManowarRussia
Founding member and primary author and editor of Ride into Glory. Runs the social media accounts. Traditional heavy metal maniac intent to bring heavy metal to the world!
Equimanthorn · January 29, 2019 at 12:19 pm
Listening to this album for the first time whilst reading the article was an absolute treat. Straight from the first track I could tell something was special. This album channels everything I love about Hammerheart but sounds unique still.
Thank you for pointing me to this and for the excellent article.
Marco · January 30, 2019 at 12:43 am
I'm so glad you enjoyed the album and article! Moments like these make running the site very much worth it 🙂
Adam Brown · January 29, 2019 at 11:41 pm
Thanks for the write up on Scald's Will of the Gods is Great Power album. I've certainly felt a special aura about the title track when it was introduced to me a year or two ago. The production with the treble edge over the bass levels is an icebreaker to my ears too. I admire the way you and those like you put in writing a perspective of the sound on such stirring music especially as strongly created music less known as Scald's.
The vocal range Agly commands is astonishing. A Tumulus a different approach as you describe. I like listening for that. It'll be a challenging pleasure to discover this work more in future listens.
Marco · January 30, 2019 at 1:51 pm
Thanks for your kind words and support Adam! This is one my most treasured albums and helping people discover and orient themselves to it is truly a pleasure on my part
Komeil · January 31, 2019 at 5:09 am
very thank you for this amazing article i heard this album first time now and i love it!
Ben · February 1, 2019 at 12:34 pm
This album is not something you throw on as background music, which was my folly with the first two times I tried it. When you start to actively listen, notice all the details, melodies, tones and what not – my God does it give me goosebumps. I fully understand now why this gets all the hype in our circles!
Marco · February 2, 2019 at 1:46 am
Totally agreed Ben! There's a lot of little details that don't quite seem like much that add up greatly to the experience here. I'm really glad you enjoy this album now!
Lost in Time: While Heaven Wept – Of Empires Forlorn review
It's difficult to innovate and sound unique in the world of traditional heavy metal. This is especially true in the very small, niche genre of epic doom metal, which was both established and perfected in one fell swoop with Candlemass's Epicus Doomicus Metallicus. While Heaven Wept are a band that managed to do exactly this.
Lost in Time: Titan Force – Titan Force Review
By the late 80s, Harry "The Tyrant" Conklin was already a seasoned veteran vocalist with a varied resume. He had already sung on Jag Panzer's Ample Destruction; a rough around the edges US Power Metal classic that needs no introduction. Shortly afterwards, he ventured into more occult dwellings with Satan Host's Metal from Hell – an album that was equal parts Jag Panzer and Venom. Not one to be limited by choice, Tyrant joined Titan Force in 1987 in what proved to be a near 180 from his previous musical ventures. Titan Force represented the more melodic and progressive side of the US Power Metal spectrum, one which placed emphasis on non-linear songwriting but more importantly – strong vocal harmonies.
Lost in Time: Doomsword – S/T (1999) Review
Having been formed in 1997 as initially a studio project, Doomsword as a band was aimed at the idea of playing traditional metal in the style of the old American greats. Warlord is their biggest influence, first and foremost – the pseudonym of Deathmaster, the main songwriter of the band, is from the cover painting of the Deliver Us EP, as was the drummers on this album – as well as a strong hint of Manilla Road, Cirith Ungol and viking-era Bathory mixed in. Lots of bands nowadays are influenced by those first three bands, but in the late 90s, bands playing that style did not really have a ton of traction in either the US or Europe.


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Huntland, TN Personal Injury Lawyer
Huntland, Tennessee is a small town located in the southwest part of Franklin County just this side of the Alabama border. The town, established in 1907, is partially surrounded by mountains and fertile farmland. With a population of just 872 (as of the 2010 consensus) and an estimated land area of 1.45 miles, Huntland is both a quiet and secluded place to raise a family.
The Law Office of John R. Colvin was established on January 1, 2001, in Winchester, Tennessee to give legal assistance to the injured and disabled in Southern Middle Tennessee. The Law Office of John R. Colvin handles personal injury actions, and Social Security Disability claims in Huntland, Tennessee on a contingency basis fee basis, which means my office does not charge a fee unless you recover benefits.
The Law Office of John R. Colvin is ready to handle serious personal injury claims, including car accidents, injury from defective products, and wrongful death actions in Huntland, Tennessee. In 2007, there were 15 automobile accidents, 6 of which involved injuries.
In 2011 in Franklin County, Tennessee, there were 763 motor vehicle accidents, 278 people were injured in these accidents. In 2011, 2 people lost their lives in car and truck accidents in Franklin County. From 1975 to 2000 in Huntland, Tennessee, there were 4 fatalities due to car accidents, half of which were caused by drunk drivers.
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If you or a loved one is in need of legal help or representation due to a disability, illness, or injury, please do not hesitate to contact the Law Office of John R. Colvin for an initial consultation that is both free and confidential.
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If you reside in Franklin County, Tennessee your hearing will most likely take place before an administrative law judge at the Office of Disability Adjudication Review located at 1232 Premier Drive, Suite 200, Chattanooga, Tennessee. If necessary, I also handle Social Security disability claims beyond the hearing level and against the Social Security Administration at the Federal District Court level in the Eastern District of Tennessee.
As with most claims for benefits, there is a time limit from which you must file an appeal or lose certain rights and remedies under the law. Therefore, if you have been denied benefits or if you are applying for Social Security Disability benefits, please do not hesitate to contact my office for an initial consultation that is both free and confidential.
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The Faces of Human Trafficking
Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration-founded Task Force to End Modern Slavery partnered with Breaking Free, one of the nation's leading organizations for working with victims and survivors of sex trafficking, to create "The Faces of Human Trafficking" video series. "Our goal was to create an online resource to educate human trafficking support workers, the general public and give voice to the survivors," said Sister Corrina Thomas, who serves in the field of human trafficking. "With the help of Breaking Free, we're introducing the world to the stories of survivors, pimps (sellers) and Johns (buyers)."
The content is free to anyone wanting to watch, share, embed on a website, in a PowerPoint, etc.
Meet Mr. P, a pimp
Meet Mr. J, a John (buyer)
Meet Flora
*Video contains some strong language
Meet Ms. R
Meet Anne
Meet Laurie
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Toolkits & Webinars
United States Conference of Catholic Bishops Day of Prayer toolkit
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Catholic Health Association webinars and networking calls
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Kerala Nun rape case: 'Allegations against me are baseless stories meant to be sold', says accused bishop
Updated Oct 18, 2018 | 17:30 IST | Mirror Now Digital
Accused of raping a nun multiple times over a period of two years, former Bishop of Jalandhar Franco Mulakkal claims that the allegations against him are false and baseless stories meant to be sold to people.
Police officials escorting the accused Bishop inside the Pala sub-jail | &nbspPhoto Credit:&nbspBCCL
Jalandhar: Released from the Kottayam jail on Tuesday where he was lodged before being granted bail by the Kerala High Court, former Bishop of Jalandhar Franco Mulakkal has broken his silence. Accused of rape by a 44-year-old nun who claims that the bishop raped her 13 times while confining her to a guest room at a convent in Kerala's Kuravilangad, Mulakkal termed the allegations against him as 'false and baseless'.
Speaking to the Times Network, Mulakkal said that those accusing him are trying to create a perception of him as an influential and powerful man. "These are stories meant to be sold to people," said the accused bishop adding that he has never tried to evade the law. Meanwhile, he maintained that a conditional bail which was granted to him earlier this week was not a 'show of strength'.
Mulakkal who was sent to the Pala sub-jail after a special investigation team (SIT) formed at the behest of the Kerala High Court concluded that the nun was indeed raped as claimed by her in a complaint she registered with the Kottayam police. Responding to questions surrounding his bail at a time when the probe into allegations against him is still ongoing, the bishop said that he has been given time to prove his innocence.
Meanwhile, the brother of the nun who has accused Mulakkal told news agency ANI that the manner in which the bishop was welcomed in Jalandhar by his followers is condemnable. "Being a religious figure, he should be ashamed of himself. He seems to be unapologetic," said the brother adding that the court has not yet spoken on the bishop's innocence despite granting him conditional bail.
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Three-dimensional printing has taken the technological world by storm transforming industry and innovation with a bold new direction. Now there's a new Kickstarter campaign that's building upon the success of a previous crowdfunding campaign and, in the process, bridging the cap between power users and consumers through intelligent sensor feedback. The M3D Pro, a competitive 3D printer rich in cutting-edge features, is different from its predecessors because of its precision engineering, industrial design and its strong focus on the full user experience. What does this mean for you, the user? Think about it. If the 3D printer knows how to do its job, that leaves you with more time to fulfill the creative part of the process. Your support for this campaign can make an immediate impact on a future where 3D printers play a routine role in everyday life.
What Makes the M3D Pro Better?
The Pro has excited crowdfunding backers because it represents a new frontier in 3D printing. Because it uses lighter motors, the Pro does not have to rely on a single speed that needs to be slowed down. The Pro can be optimized for maximum speeds per print and for saving costs. With the three years that M3D has had to improve motors, the end result is a 3D printer with the potential to be much more reliable than previous models. The nonprint speed can reach 155 mm/s and the print speed of 88 mm/s has been achieved. But it comes down to money, and the company wants its model to be the one that's an everyday part of contemporary life because it's affordable as well as reliable. The donors bear out the potential of the product because the campaign has already brought in three times its original $100,000 goal. A successful product depends on customer satisfaction. That's why M3D Pro is offering a two- year warranty. They want their customers to be happy for a long time to come so that M3D is recognized among consumers as a reliable product made by a trustworthy company.
The Pro Heated Bed
The Pro boasts the most power-efficient heated bed ever designed for a 3D printer. For most affordable, entry-level models, a heated bed is not a standard feature, in part because the power requirements are so enormous that they increase the cost enormously. But the Pro has heated bed technology that's engineered with high-temperature polymers and glass, providing strong thermal insulation that allows for a heated bed that's lower in energy. Reducing the power requirements reduces the cost.
What's So Great about the M3D Heated Bed?
What matters the most about a 3D printer? The finished produce, of course. The Pro has a glass surface that's made out of the same kind of tempered glass that's used in cell phone and tablet screens for a beautiful print bottom finish and clarity in an easy-to-clean durable surface. The prints are flatter and broader because of the improved adhesion, with reduced warp. The heated bed supports a wider range of 3D printing materials as it eases and improves print removal, while using very little power. It can also reach a fully operational temperature in less than a minute.
MD3's Evolution
MD3 got into 3D printing because the company recognized the value that the technology brings.to the world and the goal was to make the technology more accessible to everyone. But there were drawbacks: the price of 3D printers was more than $1000; they often had to be put together and users had to learn how to write code in order to make it work. MD3 figured that they could do better by making a model that was affordable and user-friendly. They were successful in that goal and quickly, thanks to their initial backers, became a volume leader in the field. In fact, a number of their features have been adopted by the industry itself.
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DENVER, Jan. 23, 2019 – Century Communities, a leading national home builder, announced today that two new townhome communities—designed for today's urban lifestyle—will be opening near light rail stations in Lakewood. The public is invited to view and tour Oak Street's new townhome model Saturday, Jan. 26 at 1028 Oak Circle. The model grand opening tour runs from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and includes refreshments provided by a waffle food truck.
Oak Street is a new neighborhood developed by Century Communities with seven new townhome floorplans starting in the low $300s. Homes range in size from 1,053 to 1,602 square feet. Homebuyers can choose from 2-3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, and all include attached garages. Oak Street is nestled next to Sunset Park with its playground and extensive bike or walking paths, which flow east from Green Mountain in Lakewood through Sunset Park into Denver.
Opening soon after will be Pearson Grove, located between Garrison and Independence Streets, just south of West Colfax. This new community features modern townhome designs starting in the $300s. Innovative and thoughtful floorplans include up to 3 bedrooms and 1,741 square feet over 3 floors. Pearson Grove is slated to open in the second quarter of 2019.
Both urban neighborhoods offer new townhome plans that will appeal to today's on-the-go lifestyles yet are conveniently located in a mature area of West Metro Denver and close to economic, cultural and recreational amenities.
Century Communities, Inc. (NYSE:CCS) is a leading national home builder. Century Communities is engaged in all aspects of homebuilding, including the acquisition, entitlement and development of land, along with the construction, innovative marketing and sale of quality homes designed to appeal to a wide range of homebuyers. The Colorado-based Company sells its Century Communities and Wade Jurney Homes in 15 states across the West, Mountain, Texas and Southeast U.S. regions and offers title, insurance, and lending services in select markets through its Parkway Title, IHL Insurance Agency, and Inspire Home Loan subsidiaries. To learn more about Century Communities please visit www.centurycommunities.com.


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How to Keep Your Back To School Spending in Check
It's that time of year again. The time retailers (and our bank accounts) know that we're gearing up to spend in droves. Back-to-school shopping is second only to the December holidays when it comes to spending. We are set to throw down…
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Game On!: Mamis are the New Hardcore Gamers
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Women are hardcore gamers and who knew? A recent survey by Info Solutions Group (ISG) revealed that the average person playing online games, such as Farmville and Mafia Wars, is a 43-year old woman. In the United States, 55% of online gamers…
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Mamiverse Guide to Cabo San Lucas
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Toyota Prius: A Review
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A Journalist's Journey of Reinvention
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1) In a medium saucepan, add the butter, both kinds of sugar and water, bring to a light boil over medium heat then add the heavy cream and allow it to lightly bubble and simmer (still on medium heat) for 6 minutes.
2) Remove from the heat, stir in the vanilla and sea salt. Pour into a small mason jar (this mixture makes about 1-1/4 cups of caramel) allow it to cool then place a lid on and pop it in the fridge to store for a couple of weeks.
NOTE: When you want to serve this caramel, add just about 1 tablespoon of water to it and pop it in the microwave for about 30 seconds. Make sure you microwave it without the lid and then re-store it the exact same way and reheat it the same way as well. You might not need to add any additional water when you reheat it more than once but keep an eye on it.


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The webinar is presented by Ana Paula Markel, DONA and Michele Nizza, DONA. Ana and Michele are both active doulas in their communities and have established a community of support for women with a great degree of success. They will share their perspectives and strategies to incorporate doula practice into hospitals.


The AMP project has always always strived to help publishers monetize the content they publish to AMP pages as effectively as possible. That means helping publishers capture the most advertiser demand possible for each ad slot on their pages.
One way we're enabling publishers to do this is by allowing ad slots on AMP pages to serve multiple ad unit sizes, while maintaining AMP's promise of a stable layout that doesn't "jump around" in front of the user. With more ad units eligible to serve in a single ad slot, more advertisers can compete in programmatic auctions and drive up the revenue potential of that slot.
Today, we are announcing that both Yieldmo and DoubleClick have implemented multi-size ad request support for AMP pages.
AMP always prioritizes user experience and page performance over anything else. Accordingly, it strictly enforces the principle of containment, i.e. the ad response can never cause the rest of the content to reflow.
AMP will always reserve the primary size required for the ad slot before the ad request is made. In order to support multi-size ad requests, the render-start API was enhanced to accept an optional size parameter. When this parameter is sent by the ad tech provider, AMP will automatically resize the primary size of the container (when necessary) to fit the creative without causing page reflow.
As an early supporter of the AMP project, Yieldmo has been deeply invested in helping publishers effectively monetize their content on AMP pages.
"Publishers and advertisers have been asking for us to provide multi-size ad request support in AMP for a while now. But doing this in a way that wasn't intrusive to the user-experience was a challenge. We collaborated very closely with the AMP team on this project, even helping define some of the implementation. Integrating with the new API was really easy, and we're excited to see how this new feature will drive revenue for our clients." – Rahul Rao, Yieldmo.
For more details on Yieldmo's implementation, check out the documentation.
To learn more about DoubleClick's support for multi-size ad requests, check out the documentation and examples.


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Rabbi Yosse bar Zevida () est un docteur du Talmud galiléen des quatrième et cinquième générations. Souvent cité dans le Talmud de Babylone pour ses controverses avec Rabbi Yosse Berabbi Boun, il n'apparaît jamais sous ce nom dans le Talmud de Jérusalem qui recueille pourtant les dits des rabbins de la terre d'Israël. Cette anomalie a conduit Zacharias Frankel et Aharon Heyman à l'identifier au Rabbi Yosse qui apparaît dans ce Talmud et dans le Midrash. Il serait, le cas échéant, un cohen et aurait perdu plusieurs fils. On ne connaît ni le nom de sa femme, ni sa date de décès.

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Özet : The basic idea of border basis theory is to describe a zero-dimensional quotient ring by an order ideal of terms O whose residue classes form a K-vector space basis of that ring. In this talk, we compare Gr ̈obner Bases with Border Bases and discuss the advantages of Border Bases. We then introduce Border basis schemes which are schemes that parametrize all zero-dimensional ideals that have an O-border basis. If an order ideal O with μ elements is defined in a two dimensional polynomial ring and it is of some special shapes, then the O-border basis scheme is isomorphic to the affine space A^2\mu. We present a general condition for an O-border basis scheme to be isomorphic to an affine space that is independent of the shape of the order ideal and the dimension of the polynomial ring that the order ideal is defined in.


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Q: Address already in use Unity Android I am trying to run an HTTP Listener in an Android application, while I get an exception

SocketException: Address already in use

Unity Player does not produce errors, just like the build for Windows. netstat on the device shows. that the port is not occupied by anyone, what could be the problem?
Maybe something needs to be added to the manifest?
My code  (port 37273)
 private void Listen()
{
    Debug.Log("START HTTP LISTENIER!");
    listener = new HttpListener();
    listener.Prefixes.Add("http://localhost:" + port.ToString() + "/");
    listener.Prefixes.Add("http://127.0.0.1:" + port.ToString() + "/");
    listener.Prefixes.Add("http://*:" + port.ToString() + "/");
    listener.Start();
    while (connect)
    {
        try
        {
            Process(listener.GetContext());
        }
        catch (Exception ex)
        {
            Debug.Log("HTTP listener context Exeption: " + ex.ToString() + "\n  " + ex.Message);
        }
    }
}

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05-08 07:42:15.751  4606  4699 E Unity   : SocketException: Address already in use
  05-08 07:42:15.751  4606  4699 E Unity   :   at System.Net.Sockets.Socket.Bind (System.Net.EndPoint localEP) [0x00043] in <0813754e7cfa415ebfedff172c2dd6e0>:0
  05-08 07:42:15.751  4606  4699 E Unity   :   at System.Net.EndPointListener..ctor (System.Net.HttpListener listener, System.Net.IPAddress addr, System.Int32 port, System.Boolean secure) [0x00047] in <0813754e7cfa415ebfedff172c2dd6e0>:0
  05-08 07:42:15.751  4606  4699 E Unity   :   at System.Net.EndPointManager.GetEPListener (System.String host, System.Int32 port, System.Net.HttpListener listener, System.Boolean secure) [0x0009d] in <0813754e7cfa415ebfedff172c2dd6e0>:0
  05-08 07:42:15.751  4606  4699 E Unity   :   at System.Net.EndPointManager.AddPrefixInternal (System.String p, System.Net.HttpListener listener) [0x0005e] in <0813754e7cfa415ebfedff172c2dd6e0>:0
  05-08 07:42:15.751  4606  4699 E Unity   :   at System.Net.EndPointManager.AddListener (System.Net.HttpListener listener) [0x0009c] in <0813754e7cfa415ebfedff172c2dd6e0>:0
  05-08 07:42:15.751  4606  4699 E Unity   :   at System.Net.HttpListener.Start () [0x0000f] in <0813754e7cfa415ebfedff172c2dd6e0>:0
  05-08 07:42:15.751  4606  4699 E Unity   :   at WebServer.Listen () [0x00093] in :0
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A: Check if this code is being called only once, because calling this twice would have the listener occupy the same port.

A: The problem is resolved, for some reason Unity ignored my Security config, and inserted its own, changing cleartextTrafficPermitted to false

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Herve Suquet
Vice President of Energy, Orange
Orange VP of Energy, Hervé Suquet, is leveraging decades of experience to drive energy efficiency and carbon reduction.
Across enterprises - especially large ones - the traditional silos between functions, departments, and teams are starting to be broken down. As organisations embrace more agile, cooperative ways of working, executive roles increasingly rely on the ability to cross-pollinate ideas, working hand in glove with other areas of the business.
For Hervé Suquet, VP of Orange's Energy Group, this is more true than ever as he works to deliver a massive, group-wide reduction in the carrier's carbon emissions and energy usage. Energy efficiency within Orange is measured in two ways: its cost effectiveness and its environmental impact. As a result, Suquet's role sits at the intersection of finance and corporate social responsibility, as well as being firmly rooted in managing the energy consumption of Orange's subsidiaries and their networks.
Successfully coordinating the entire Group's energy consumption in order to draw down emissions and consume less power - even at a time when network traffic growth and 5G adoption are placing greater demand on telco networks - is not optional, Suquet explains.
"Our Engage 2025 strategic roadmap tackles several different objectives, several of which are tied to business results, but I don't want to talk about them," he says. "What I am interested in is our green commitment. Our commitment is to reduce our CO2 emissions by 30% by 2025 compared to 2015, as well as reach 50% renewable energy usage across the whole Orange group. Our approach to energy is one of the key drivers towards meeting these goals across our entire organisation," he says. Pulling off this daunting goal will rely not only on Suquet and the Energy Group, but on leveraging "the full range of available skills and labour from across the Orange group."
If anyone can sit at the focal axis of this massive transversal undertaking, it's Suquet. The laconic Frenchman is a 30 year veteran of both his country's telecommunications sector and overseas markets.
Suquet's career began at the start of the 1990s at France Telecom (the organisation which would later become Orange) where he installed fibre optic cable networks for the company's enterprise customers. He followed that role up with a two year stint as the network's Director of Cable TV, as well as several other roles throughout the organisation. His overseas experience began in 1996 with a five year period acting in executive roles for Orange subsidiary Sofrecom, overseeing its operations, customer care, and billings until 1998.
Suquet has held other jobs outside Orange over the years, including a two year spell as the Head of Solution Engagement for Nokia's European Business Solutions division, as well as traveling extensively throughout the company's various subsidiaries - from the Ivory Coast and Burkina Faso, to Morocco and Cameroon. Prior to taking on his current position, Suquet spent four years as the CTIO for Orange's operations throughout the Middle East and Africa.
His current role as a coordinator may also require expertise in every facet of Orange's diverse and expansive footprint, but Suquet has worked within so many sub elements of the Orange Group over the past three decades that there are very few elements of the business that remain a stranger to him. By leveraging his years of hard-earned expertise, Suquet is confident he can drive the substantial change necessary to bring Orange in line with its ambitious sustainability objectives on schedule.
"Orange is very much committed to taking the bold actions needed to avoid the dramatic effects of climate change," he says. "This must be done, and the good news is that it can be done thanks to company transversal action - combining the efforts and expertise of finance, network, corporate social responsibility teams and more."
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