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Mailbox, by Scott Archer Jones
At six a.m. he strode back and forth in the road. Across the ditch and the big front yard, he could see the lights in the kitchen. He sidled over to the next window. The candle burned on the dining room table. That's when he knew. She always lit the candle when sentiment swept over her, a sentiment that led to the giving of herself. Led to surrendering herself to a man. Once to him.
He slunk closer – he couldn't see her face. He was sure it was her.
Skulking there in her road, in disguise, must have been a plan, but he didn't know who had made it. What was he doing there? He wore the new coat and also a hat he hadn't worn for years. The muffler circled his throat dull and black, anyone's scarf. Even the breath, someone's breath, swirled out gray and ghostly, exiting the scene up into the dark, wreathing him in a disguise. He should walk down to the end of the road and back; he should maintain the disguise with lying steps. Just a guy out for a walk.
The houses were far back, and small. They deserved their isolation, set on big lots out here on the edge of town. Back, back to her house, as if he was reeled in by a string that she held. His steps stumbling a little in the unevenness of the grass, he caught a glimpse of her through the sheers, at the table. There in front of the candle, she was writing, writing. On paper as white as the curtains. In front of the candle that should have been lit for him. He was paralyzed peering into the room, beside himself with anguish. He could see his breath, as gray as the winding sheet around a corpse. He rubbed his frozen painful face, his shoulders hunched in the sharpness of winter. He was dead cold, but his blood hammered, his pulse jumped. He felt his eyes starting out of his skull, his head beginning to explode.
The breakup hadn't happened here, not at this house – the meltdown had ripped through his place and shredded its way out his door. His life stopped when she had slammed that door.
She had come into his home office, laid a hand on his shoulder, said his name. He turned. She was so beautiful, perfect really. Tall and graceful like a sapling in the wind. Her face so fair, her nose a snub, her mouth an unhappy shape. She took two steps back, leaned away. She flipped her blonde hair; she always made that gesture before she spoke. "I can't take it any more. I've thought hard about it, and I can't do this. Not since last night."
"Last night? I told you, it'll never happen again."
She shook her head. A bright bomb of light as her hair created a whirlpool around her skull. "I have to break this off – it's no good for either of us."
What could she mean? "You mean you're not going to move in like I planned? Okay, I understand. Too fast. You can keep your place."
She crossed her arms, kept backing up until she reached the door jamb. "I don't want us to be together. In fact, I don't want to ever see you again."
He glanced down at his hands in his lap. They were clenching and unclenching. "No. It's not going to be that way."
"My girlfriend's picking me up now. My bag's by the door."
What had he said then? He couldn't remember. He followed her through the house, seized her arm. There was screaming, maybe his. Her eyes were like a wild animal's, open so wide, so blue. She jerked herself out of his hand. Ran through the door to the car. She left the suitcase.
He could remember – putting his head on the door, leaning against it with the wood molding pressing into his forehead. He smashed his hand into the sheetrock beside the door, cutting it, breaking two knuckles and the little finger.
He hadn't been able to use the keyboard for a week.
Now he watched her finish the letter, as he touched the frame of the window. He watched her hands in the candlelight, her arms, so beautifully brown like caramel.
It was a letter that should have been written to him. He could see her fold it in thirds, saw it as it slipped into its paper reliquary. She had written a letter, in that delicate, scratchy hand of hers, bowing down her face to the paper that lay before the candle, a candle that should have been lit for him. He watched as she stamped it – she looked up the address from her book, not a known address like the one she had so often written three years ago. Not his address.
Soon she would make another cup of tea, from the limp teabag she had already used and he would watch again through the kitchen window. She would eat a small carton of fat free yogurt, a piece of toast. She would come out to the small silver car in the dark; she would stop at the mailbox and place the letter there. It would lie in wait for the postman, an intermediary of focus, of infatuation, of love. A letter that should have been his.
The spruce branches were scratching at him, moving in the cold wind. His eyes knew her intimately, the black hair, the smooth brown skin, the eyes so dark. Why had she changed her hair color? His eyes fondled their way over her long muffler, the short jacket, the jeans slightly too tight where she carried extra pounds he loved. The door of the car slammed, cutting off his adoration. She drove away. He emerged from behind the blue spruce. The chill seized him now – his teeth chattered. How could she drive away? Involuntary twitches raced through his shoulders. He clenched all the muscles in his body to stop the trembling. In the watery predawn, in the sad winter, the letter called to him. The tomb shaped opening of the mailbox gaped black in front of him, the letter lay white and waiting, the space small and intimate. The envelope leapt across the space as his fingers approached it, at least he felt it did, offering itself into his hands. He slapped the door shut, dropped the flag. He glanced up and down the road, guilty, secretive, caught in his own act.
On the envelope she had inscribed a name, the name. He had the name now. But what had she said? Did she use the same words, the same motif, the same song she had once used for him, in the beginning three years ago? He marched to his SUV, the letter held firm inside the coat against his chest. He dropped it on the console by his phone and he traveled home. The envelope lay there in the corner of his vision, waiting. At his breakfast bar, he shoved aside unread papers, a stack of mail, a coffee cup that dropped to the floor and – unnoticed – broke. The letter, white against the red tile, named his rival. He knew now to hate a man named Jeremy. He scribbled down the address on a cover of a magazine about wine. Fishing a six-inch deboning knife out of the wooden block, he teased the letter open.
Words crawled like ants in front of him – she was in love. He trod on the broken cup, kicked pieces aside. Something awful should happen to Jeremy.
An old woman lived on the corner up from her house – Neighbor One. She had an overactive fox terrier that she wasn't walking. He offered, she accepted, deal struck, but he was no better for it. He would take the little beast out twice a day, up and down the block, past the mailbox, past the table and the candle. After dark and without a dog, he could return to wait for Jeremy. How long would it be, days, a week before her arms opened in welcome for Jeremy?
He sidled up to her mailbox, opened it and rummaged it while the terrier sniffed at the post. Piss flowed across the frozen ground and around his shoe. A note from Jeremy, blue envelope, magic tape on the flap. Down the road they went, the dog darting to the right and left as he strolled, all slow and innocent. As the terrier rushed up to the leash end, he delivered satisfying little pops that jerked the animal, the oblivious dog straining at the lead. When he reached the next box, he opened it also. Why not? They had committed the odious crime of being her neighbors. He found a statement from the bank and an envelope from a mortgage company –they dropped into the copious pocket of his pea jacket. At the next residence he purloined advertising supplements that he deposited further down on the other side in the fourth neighbor's mailbox. Neighbor Seven provided two personal letters and a catalogue in a brown paper wrapper. He slipped it halfway out – a catalogue for male latex clothing. He gave it to Neighbor Eight's mailbox, down at the dead end of the street.
He found it a pity the road had so few houses, he so enjoyed the series of senseless petty acts. Maybe he would write them, tell them what she had done to him. A love letter in every box. He returned up to the corner, dumped the dog on the grateful old woman. She bent crooning to the short-haired little rat – he came close to kicking both of them. In the SUV, he filed his new mail in the console, cruising home, smug – now he would put a voice on Jeremy, having his letter, having his secret words, having his balls.
At the breakfast bar, he discovered Jeremy's letter to be – horrible. He didn't want to read it, to cut at himself with their happiness, but he had to know. Jeremy's words scrolled out fawning and snobbish, both self-denigrating and boastful. Worst of all, Jeremy was all charm.
"Oh my darling, we've come so far together in so little time. You are eating me up, becoming my very core. I can't think about anything but us. Why, its not even safe for me to drive – I can't even see the road as I go, just how you look as you look at me. I'm worthless at work, and I just wait. I just wait until I can see you again."
It came clear now she had to have Jeremy, and Jeremy had chosen to have her. Jeremy would keep her. He might even consider her a long-term investment. Marriage, like getting a dividend check.
He opened the cupboard over the sink and fished down the bottle of vodka. The refrigerator gave up a carton of orange juice. He found a pack of magic markers in a drawer. He took the yellow one and, reading back through the letter, marked over her name. Yellow everywhere she existed.
The first vodka had disappeared – he made another. Now he seized the red marker and defaced each mention or insinuation of intimacy, of the whisper of two pale bodies tangled in a dark room. A third vodka and the black marker. He obliterated every I and My and Mine in the letter. With the brown he blotted out every promise and blue every compliment. Slapping the letter onto his cutting board, he pinned it to the wood with the boning knife.
Collapsing onto the stool, his forearms on the countertop, the glass corralled by the circle of his muscle and bone, he reached out and fiddled with the bank statement, the mortgage letter, the two personal letters. Why had he taken them? Meanness? Distraction?
He slit open the first. The bank statement was bleak, and the mortgage letter threatened, demanded the two missed payments. Maybe this couple was so poor he could pay them to kill Jeremy and have no bothersome questions, no shocked moral superiority. But to have Jeremy dead where he couldn't see it, feel it happen – no. Suffering welled up out of his hollowness – self-pitying tears sprang into his eyes. They dried salt on his face.
He followed with the personal letters. One was from a mother to a son. The letter had some anguish, not like his agony, but some. The Son was not to worry: his father would soon come around. No one could be angry forever. The money would soon be back and everything would be all right. In the meantime, Mother enclosed a check from her own account.
This would have been irritating if his heart had not been so broken – he wasn't going to destroy the check. Now he had to repair the envelope and return it to the mailbox. He teased open the second letter, just in case. Father had written it, in parade ground cadences. It directed the boy not to call, not to write, in fact, to never come home again. The Son was cut off, and if he didn't like it, maybe his prissy little boyfriend would support him.
Jeremy's arrival still hung waiting like storm clouds. Delay made the desperation mount. A couple of nights she didn't return home before his late rounds, but each morning he caught sight of her in the kitchen, still living alone. A snowstorm blew in and blew out – he left his tracks up and down the road, with a tracery of dog prints that laced through his in an arabesque of deceit.
The letters from the mortgage company turned more demanding. He witnessed a fight between the Son and the Prissy Boyfriend. The Boyfriend left and Son closed all the house blinds, stopped going out, seldom checked the mailbox. He understood the Son's need to hide shame and despair away. Darkness.
He felt too obvious in the road, even with the frequent changes in coats and hats. He needed another excuse, another alias. He picked up advertising fliers at the supermarket and, carrying a shopping bag, trudged up and down the road stuffing them into the mailboxes as he stole the mail, or returned it. He pawed through everyone's stuff, but only Two, Four, and Seven held any interest. The rest were a sea of dullness, unredeemed and mind-numbing. But not Neighbor Two – Two was hopeless, like him. After several notices, Two lost the nice car, not their junker. By chance he was loitering two houses away at a mailbox when two men drove up: one unlocked Two's car and stole it.
Neighbor Four trudged out to the mailbox to ask him not to stuff in the fliers. He already knew that her medical insurance had lapsed. Her son shuffled along by her side. Down's Syndrome. As they approached, he gazed down into the round face, the jowls, the limpid brown eyes behind bloodhound eyelids. If he had Down's like the child – now, Down's would be rough, but he wouldn't be lost in dreams of killing Jeremy.
Neighbor Seven, the Son, covered in a blanket, huddled in a chair in his living room and drank. Now the drapes were never drawn: the Son didn't care who knew. Maybe he should loan the Son the small revolver he had at home. Suicide wasn't so bad, if quick. But maybe murder was better. Maybe murder would make that upwelling of feeling, the anguish that he wasn't good enough for her – maybe killing would make that stop. For a moment.
He hated German cars. Parked out front in her drive, glimmering under the porch light, it spread its silver wings, flashed its Teutonic badge, waited for some sexy commercial to make. Jeremy.
He rang the bell, and after a moment the door pulled open. Jeremy was big: big shoulders, big nose, big hair. Jeremy gave him a hundred watt smile and said, "Can I help you?"
"Is she here? I need to talk to her." His hands were in his pockets, his right caressing the handle.
Jeremy was all charm. "No, I'm afraid that she's not available right now. Do you want to leave a message? Maybe I can help you?"
The knife was deep down in the pocket of his khakis. He could feel the point worming its way through the corner, pricking him in the leg. "I need to talk to her. Alone."
Now Jeremy didn't look so pleasant. Concerned maybe. "And you are?"
Why wasn't Jeremy afraid? He should be afraid. "I'm the boyfriend." The knife started to dance in his pocket. It was jabbing his thigh, wanting out.
Jeremy's eyebrows crawled up his face, nearly to the perfect hair. "Really?"
"I think you mean ex-boyfriend." Jeremy's eyes went all squinty.
He took a step forward, his foot on the doorsill. "She'll talk to me. She still loves me."
Jeremy put his hands both on the door and the jamb, building a wall across the opening. He was huge. "Listen, I don't know who you are, but I do know the guy she dated before me was Asian. I'm going to close the door now."
He inched his foot forward. "Ask me in."
Jeremy shook his head, frowning. "Get your foot out of the door, before I break it. I'm calling the police."
He said, "Don't do this." He knew his voice was too loud.
Jeremy swung the door towards the jamb, shoving on his foot. "It's best if you go away and never come back. And I don't know what's wrong with your leg, but you're bleeding all over your pants."
He dropped his head to see. Red soaked the thigh in a hand-sized patch. He rocked back, staring at his leg. Jeremy closed the door, without haste. The deadbolt snicked, loud, final. The porch light turned off.
He faced up to it. She didn't live in her house anymore. Sure, she visited the house now and then to check on it and pick up the mail, but she lived elsewhere. With Jeremy. No sacred missives went out from her, no carnal notes arrived from Jeremy. He was as tormented by the loss of their cloying intimacy as he was relieved to avoid every flirting phrase. He had lost Jeremy's address – why had he been so careless? He could be there, where they were. Waiting outside.
Neighbor Two received a threat from the Public Utility – power would soon be turned off. Neighbor Four's son had sinus infections – she was visibly upset. She tramped out to talk to him for no reason, and mentioned he could start leaving the advertisements in her box again. Neighbor Seven, the Son, wrecked his car while drunk. The old woman with the terrier told him the boy wore a tracker on his ankle and couldn't leave his yard.
It came apart in only a week. On Tuesday the Son killed himself with pills, lying naked and alone in a bathtub. He was floating in stone cold water when they found him on Wednesday, but the anklet still worked. On Thursday the boy with Down's, angry over something, pushed his mother down the steps, breaking her wrist. On Saturday the bankrupt neighbors left in a rickety minivan, abandoning the house and all its things to the financial wolves.
On Monday a realtor stuck the sign in her lawn, struggling to get it into the frozen ground. The house was for sale.
He couldn't even remember her face. But he could remember how she had made him feel. How all of it had felt. He could remember how it was to be loved. It wouldn't quit rocketing around in his mind.
He tugged the boning knife out of the cutting board and made the first cut, an experiment, across his bicep. It hurt like hell and seeped a little blood, a drop running down into his elbow. Then he sliced the outside of his forearm, into skin she had once caressed. The two inch long incision sprang out in bright red song.
Scott Archer Jones is currently living and working on his fifth novel in northern New Mexico, after stints in the Netherlands, Scotland and Norway plus less exotic locations. He's worked for a power company, grocers, a lumberyard, an energy company (for a very long time), and a winery. Now he's on the masthead of the Prague Revue, and has a novel out this summer, Jupiter and Gilgamesh, a Novel of Sumeria and Texas.
Scott cuts all his own firewood, lives a mile from his nearest neighbor and writes grant applications for the community. He is the Treasurer of Shuter Library of Angel Fire, a private 501.C3, and desperately needs your money to keep the doors open.
© 2014, Scott Archer Jones
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Thai Buddhist delegation visits Sri Lanka
by Mohammed Naalir, Lanka Daily News, Aug 28, 2007
COLOMBO, Sri Lanka -- The arrival of Thai Buddhist delegation is a symbol of the long lasting relationship between the two countries which maintained close cultural and religious ties for more than two centuries, Urban Development and Sacred Area Development Minister Dinesh Gunawardane said.
Addressing the media at Hotel Cinnamon Grand, Minister Gunawardane said the arrival of the 81 member Buddhist delegation including 46 Buddhist monks was on an invitation extended by him to the Thai Government during his visit to Thailand to take part in the Vesak celebrations.
Minister Gunawardane said Ven. Upali Thera from Thailand arrived in Sri Lanka in the 19th century, to protect Buddhism at a time when Sri Lanka's Buddha sasana was at a threat from Portuguese imperialists.
"Upali Thera gained the goodwill of King Keerthi Sri Rajasinghe and instructed the king that the Dalada Perahara should be paraded in streets in the Kandy city", the Minister added.
"The arrival of the Buddhist monks would cause considerable cultural and political revolution in both countries", the Minister said.
Addressing the event Ven. Phara Thpsophen Thera, Rector of Mahachalalongkronrajavidyalaya University in Thailand said the visit was a golden opportunity for them to study the way the Sri Lankan Buddhists practising the religion. During their five day stay in Sri Lanka they will visit Maharagama, Kandy, Dambulla, Sigiriya and Anuradhapura.
The Thera said that the delegation met Prime Minister Rathnasiri Wickramanayake and had bilateral talks regarding the future welfare of two countries.
Agreements were also signed by Prime Minister and Thpsophen Thera to uplift the Buddhist education in Sri Lanka and Thailand, providing scholarships to Buddhist students in Sri Lanka and to develop tourism sector.
"The higher ordination of Buddhist monks in Sri Lanka depleted following the arrival of Portuguese in 1505.
"The then King Keerthi Sri Rajasinghe sent a delegation to Thailand in 1753 seeking the assistance of Thailand Government. Following the request of the King Keerthi Sri Rajasinghe Ven Upali Thera arrived in Sri Lanka after a difficult journey and ordained two Buddhist monks including Saranankara Thera", the Thera added.

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Chaired by a Senior Trustee; each year the trustees and two members of the general membership population review the financial reports and audit a few months of the previous year.
This committee is responsible for day-to-day management of the bar, including finances, inventory and ordering, scheduling bartenders, bar hours, etc. There are no open positions on this committee currently (12/2015).
Discusses and collects recommendations for the club by-laws each year.
Organizes greeters for two-three hour shifts when the bar is open. Greeters are needed to check ID's and membership cards because we are a private establishment.
Please note, all club members are expected to volunteer as greeters. See Pub Room for more information and to schedule a shift.
The committee will review rental applications, collect payment, and work with Calendar Manager and Bar Committee to approve date/time.
Chaired by Treasurer, the committee assists in keeping the Club's financial records in order.
This Committee will oversee all projects and repairs on our buildings and grounds. If you are interested in sitting on this Committee, please let Brian know.
There are various committees that work together to coordinate the festival, including – Admission, Advertising, Beer Ticket Sales, Beer Tent (pouring and serving), Children's Area, Cultural, Entertainment, Food Court, Grounds Patrol, Marketplace, Merchandise, Raffles, Safety Patrol, Set Up/Clean Up and Volunteer Tent. Please let us know what committee you are interested in serving on, a full list is posted every January.
Please note, all club members are expected to volunteer at the event including non-committee members. Member participation is critical to the success of the Festival.
Founded and chaired by Kevin Fox, our motorcycle riding members meet at the clubhouse to go out for rides. The group of riders support Irish Heritage and Culture in our community along with supporting local and national charities.
Run by Slainte, the golf committee organizes this annual tournament that raises funds for scholarships we distribute to local high school students as well as to relatives of club members. You don't have to play golf to be on the committee. There are many events planned in conjunction with the golf tournament including lunch and post-event happy hour. Sponsorship's and gift bags are also needed–all help is appreciated.
The Membership Committee determines and updates membership rules, prepares new membership applications and renewals, greets and checks members in at the General Membership Meetings as well as helps recruit new members.
The Parade Committee organizes marchers for each parade that we participate in (3 or more St. Patrick's Day Parades, Memorial Day, Veteran's Day, etc).
This committee reviews and votes on scholarship applications. The IHSM William McNamara Memorial Scholarship is open to graduating high school students, planning to pursue further education. The student must be a relative (child, grandchild, niece or nephew) of a member in good standing.
Slainte is a separate 501©(3) nonprofit organization that promotes Irish culture. It's board and members are made up of IHSM members.
Sunshine is the IHSM's means to congratulate members of our Club on life milestones/accomplishments, send encouragement to those who are ill, and flower arrangements to those we have lost.
Recruits for, organizes and produces the annual play. Committee is always looking for more people interested in acting or assisting behind the scenes, as well as the day of, serving drinks and snacks, etc.
The Activities Committee handles all of our General Membership events, including the New Year's Eve Party, Family Picnic, Irish Man and Woman of the Year Dinner, St. Patrick's Day celebrations and Women's Christmas Brunch just to name a few.
Each activity has it's own chairperson to facilitate organization of the event once agreed upon by the Activities Committee.
Please note: Even if you do not serve on the Activities Committee, it is requested that you volunteer to support at least one event per calendar year.
Jay Miggins, The Bar Entertainment Chair, organizes entertainment at the clubhouse, which includes Trivia Night as well as bands for Friday and Saturday Nights, etc. He is a skilled musician himself, too!
The Children & Family Events Committee's ambition is to have parties and events specifically for children at the Clubhouse on a regular basis.
Activities will include family friendly movie nights, family game nights, Easter party, Halloween party, Christmas at the Cabaret and more!
The Cultural Committee's ambition is to sponsor many activities and events for members to learn about and indulge in their love of traditional Irish music, dance, and culture. We schedule concerts, trips, musical performances and other cultural events to continue to bring us together and strengthen our Irish connections.
Open to all IHSM members interested in pursuing their family history. Meetings are posted on the calendar page each month.
The ambition of the History Project is to document the trials and tribulations of our founding members as well as conduct interviews of the members of the club who are either first generation Irish or whose recent ancestors came from Ireland and settled in the Milford Area. The History Project is always looking for additional members who have a passion for family and Irish history. To join the History Project or add your family's story, contact the Irish History Project Co-chairs at ihsmhistoryproject@gmail.com.
Young Member Events Committee ambition is to have young member events once a month to encourage our young members to become more involved in the club. Some events may be co-organized with the Children's/Family Events committee or Bar Entertainment committee.


Hike around the South tip of the West Ridge. You will pass a short South-facing wall with a crack and a bolt at 20 ft. This is Water Line, and it entails good face climbing with gear in the crack leading to the bolt. Things run out a bit getting to the slab after the bolt, but climbing backs down considerably. Belay at one of the trees and walk off left. This will also link up to Roadside Attraction if you need to get to the top of the ridge. Pulling the overlap on thin but crisp edges, bolt protected, is the crux. Interesting problem.
Bring a fist full of wired stoppers and a rope.


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Q: Vue -Store Comma Separated Dynamic Checkbox ids in String I am having a custom checkbox in vue which dynamically gets generated using a v-for loop.I need to get the ids of every checked checkbox and store it in the form of string with comma separated.
For EG: "Male , Female, Other" - these are the checked values.
But as i am generating checkboxes using a v-for the checked values are getting overridden.
Below is the fucntion that gets called on checkbox click.
updateCheckAll(e) {
 let checkboxes = [];
 if(e.target.checked) {
   checkboxes.push(e.target.id);
 }
  checkboxes.join(',');

}
HTML - These are custom checkboxes.
<formfield v-for="(option,index) in getCheckBoxData" :key="index" :label="option.value">
  <checkbox :id="option.key" :value="option.value" @change="updateCheckAll($event)"></checkbox>
</formfield>

A: You need to keep state of checked checkboxes:
data() {
  return {
    checked: [],
  }
},

//template
<checkbox :id="option.key" :value="option.value" v-model="checked">

That is all you need to do

A: You can check the vue documentation for more details
https://v2.vuejs.org/v2/guide/forms.html
    <input type="checkbox" id="jack" value="Jack" v-model="checkedNames">
    Jack
    <input type="checkbox" id="john" value="John" v-model="checkedNames">
    John
    <input type="checkbox" id="mike" value="Mike" v-model="checkedNames">
    Mike

    Checked names: {{ checkedNames }}

   new Vue({
      el: '...',
      data: {
        checkedNames: []
      }
    })

Code pen
https://codepen.io/tonytomk/pen/NWxbeOB

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IKE SPEAKS AFTER HOSPITAL STAY - HD
Former president Dwight Eisenhower thanks his doctors and talks about resuming his golf game as he leaves Walter Reed Hospital after a six-week hospitalization for a heart attack.
Date: December 18, 1965 - BLACK/WHITE
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1966 NBA ALL-STAR GAME - HD
Wilt Chamberlain and Nate Thurmond go after a jump ball at the start of the 1966 NBA All-Star game. Running, shooting, scoring. Basketball legends are in abundance. Coach Red Auerbach smokes a cigar from the sidelines, indicating that victory is assured for the East.
Date: January 11, 1966 - BLACK/WHITE
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PRESIDENT KENNEDY BOARDS HELICOPTER AT CAMPD DAVID - HD
At Camp David, President Kennedy, his brother Senator Ted Kennedy, and their families board an Army helicopter. They are accompanied by Special Assistant to the Secretary of the Army Ralph Horton, and Under Secretary of the Treasury James A. Reed. Master in Apple Pro Res 422 HQ 29.97fps 1080p.
Date: April 7, 1963 - COLOR
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WILT CHAMBERLAIN VS KNICKS ROOKIE - 1964 - HD
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Date: 1964 - BLACK/WHITE
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A LITTLE BOY HOLDING A FAWN - HD
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A MEADOW AND GRASSLAND - HD
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1968 OSCAR WINNER INTERVIEWS
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"IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE" - MOVIE TRAILER
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NIXONS VISIT HOSPITAL ON EISENHOWER DEATH - HD
Notified of the death of former president Eisenhower, Pres. Nixon arrives at Walter Reed hospital with wife and daughter Tricia. Hospital staff watches. Shot shows hearse leaving hospital.
Date: March 28, 1969 - BLACK/WHITE
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Ursula Doleschal (* 1963 in Wien) ist eine österreichische Slawistin.

Leben und Wirken
Ursula Doleschal studierte von 1981 bis 1989 Allgemeine Sprachwissenschaft und Slawistik an der Universität Wien. 1983 bis 1984 absolvierte sie ein Auslandsstudium an der Moskauer staatlichen Universität (Stipendium des Bundesministeriums für Wissenschaft und Forschung). 1989 bis 1993 folgte das Doktoratsstudium der Slawistik an der Universität Wien. 1990 war sie als Deutschlektorin am Istituto universitario orientale (Neapel) tätig. 1997 bis 1998 folgten Forschungsaufenthalte in verschiedenen slawischen Ländern (Schrödinger-Programm des Fonds zur Förderung der wissenschaftlichen Forschung (FWF)).

Im Jahr 2000 habilitierte sich Ursula Doleschal an der Wirtschaftsuniversität Wien und erhielt die Venia legendi in Slawischer Sprachwissenschaft.

Von 1990 bis 2003 war sie Universitätsassistentin und außerordentliche Universitätsprofessorin am Institut für Slawische Sprachen der Wirtschaftsuniversität Wien. Nach der Zeit als Gastprofessorin (2002 bis 2003) ist sie Universitätsprofessorin am Institut für Slawistik der Alpen-Adria-Universität Klagenfurt. Seit 2004 ist sie wissenschaftliche Leiterin des SchreibCenters der Universität Klagenfurt.

Ihre Forschungsschwerpunkte sind Allgemeine Sprachwissenschaft, Angewandte Sprachwissenschaft, Feministische Linguistik, Grammatiktheorie, Mehrsprachigkeitsforschung, Morphologie, Slawistik, Sprache und Geschlecht und Wissenschaftliches Schreiben.

Ursula Doleschal ist Gründungsmitglied der JungslavistInnen

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 Website des Instituts für Slawistik an der Universität Klagenfurt
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With the new F1 season right around the corner, QNET and the Marussia F1 Team are getting ready for another huge year of racing; preparing to take the remarkable and unique partnership to new exhilarating highs in the most intense motorsport competition on the planet.
Although the 2012 Formula One season hasn't officially started, the excitement is mounting as the first photos of new team cars hit the press.
Here is a sneak peak of the freshly unveiled new Marussia F1 Team car going through a workout at the Silverstone Circuit in the UK.
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Q: How to get second last row from a mysql database? I just made a query to get second last row from database:
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SELECT TOP 1 * FROM
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   ORDER BY CategoryID

but this code gives me error syntax error in new version.
In older version this code work fine.
What is problem: I have 10 results in the table, and when I submit this query, it gives me 9 row. But when 9 row delete from table, now I have 8 and 10. But this code gives me 10.

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Hundreds of mourners attend the funeral of Scott at W.O.R.D. Ministries Christian Center. With the 200 seat sanctuary full, 100 more attendees stand outside in the rain. Soloist Brian McClain sings a gospel selection, and the pastor George Hamilton delivers the sermon. On the death of Scott, he says:
There is no doubt in my mind that Walter's death was motivated by racism. You have to hate somebody to shoot them from behind. This hate could not have been because of the person who Walter was. This hate was because Walter was an African American.
South Carolina congressman Clyburn addresses the press after the funeral:
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Q: How to fix fitting with scipy.optimize.minimize for derivation condition I am trying to fit a function cav=p(T,x) with the condition that the derivation after x of cav for constant T is always positive dp/dx (for constant T) > 0. The data of x, T and p are from excel sheets. z are my coefficients I am trying to get.
I've used the solution from here Fitting with constraints on derivative Python as a template. Here is my code as it is right now with the providing error message:
import pandas as pd
import os
from scipy.optimize import minimize
import numpy as np

df = pd.read_excel(os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), "./data.xlsx"))

T = np.array(df['T'], dtype=float)
x = np.array(df['x'], dtype=float)
p = np.array(df['p'], dtype=float)
p_s = 67

def cav(z,T,x):  #my function
    return x * p_s + x * (1 - x) * (z[0] + z[1] * T + z[2] * T ** 2 + z[3] * x + z[4] * x * T + z[5] * x * T ** 2) * p_s

def resid(p,T,x):
    return ((p-cav(T,x))**2).sum()

def constr(z):
    return np.gradient(cav(z,x,T))

con1 = {'type': 'ineq', 'fun': constr}

z0 = np.array([0,0,0,0,0,0], dtype=float)
res = minimize(resid,z0, args=(p,T,x), method='cobyla',options={'maxiter':50000}, constraints=con1)

And the Error:
TypeError: resid() takes 3 positional arguments but 4 were given

I don't understand what exactly do I have to put in as arguments for the three def. Thanks for any help!

A: The error is because you are passing 3 arguments to resid in addition to the initial guess z0.
Thus, the line which has to change is:
res = minimize(resid,z0, args=(T,x), method='cobyla',options={'maxiter':50000}, constraints=con1)

Another issue in your code is:
def resid(p,T,x):
    return ((p-cav(T,x))**2).sum()

Your method cav takes three arguments but you pass only two. So this probably should be changed to:
def resid(p,T,x):
    return ((p-cav(p,T,x))**2).sum()


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Good Influence: taking "word-of-mouth" and supercharging it
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As a Loyalty Truth reader, you may already be aware of the importance of identifying and nurturing "brand advocates"—that core group of customers who are so pleased with your products or services that they tell others about it. What makes brand advocates so valuable? Their ability to boost sales.
It has long been established that word-of-mouth advertising, where I tell friends and acquaintances about your product or service, is more likely to lead to a sale than paid advertising. And today, with the proliferation of social media, there are more ways than ever for your brand advocates to spread the good word, creating social loyalty, if you will.
That's where Zaptitude, a small company out of New Jersey, came up with a simple, but smart idea: What if you used the power of social networking to "amplify" the word-of-mouth of satisfied customers, enabling brand advocates to spread their word further and more powerfully than ever? It's the concept behind their social media platform Good Influence.
Make a purchase at a site that uses Good Influence and, along with your order confirmation, you'll see an iframe that invites you to share your purchase with the social media vehicle of your choice—be it Facebook, Twitter, Google+, etcetera. The greater your social reach, the greater your potential value as a brand advocate.
But that's just part of the Good Influence story. I talked to the company's founder, Dan Lynn, and he believes there are two key attributes that set the platform apart:
The flexibility to test outgoing messages in real time to see which are pulling the most shares and click-throughs—allowing them to tweak the messaging as they go to maximize effectiveness.
The ability to monitor what Lynn calls the "ripple effect" and measure just how far a customer's social media posting travels and how their activities result in additional sales downstream.
Additionally, Good Influence has the ability to attach points to social media activities and reward customers for sharing, as well as engagement and conversions that result from that sharing. So marketers can potentially use the platform to create an old-school-style loyalty program with a tier-based reward system based on the total number of points a customer accumulates.
The platform generates a ton of data that helps identify which brand advocates have the highest value. For instance, if a customer named John makes a $10 purchase, Good Influence can tell you his connections bought in say $100 worth of incremental sales, while their connections bought in an additional $85 in sales. So, while John is a $10 customer, in this case he brought in $195-plus in sales through his social currency.
One example of the Good Influence platform in action is a recent campaign for Office Depot's 2013 "Back to School" effort. Office Depot partnered with the pop group One Direction in a "Together Against Bullying" campaign that asked fans to get out an anti-bullying message via tweets, Instagram messages and Facebook shares. The top 50 fans, based on who drove the most total clicks to a contest Web page, were rewarded with special campaign merchandise.
The results: Over 10 million visits to the campaign Web page and almost 500 million impressions driven across social and digital channels. It also resulted in an increase in Office Depot sales, while potentially creating a large new group of Office Depot customers. (Admittedly, it helps when your campaign features the world's most popular teen pop band, but the results were impressive nonetheless!)
Stop and think about your brand or the brand you work for. Are you making the most of your brand advocates? Is there a way to make them an even more powerful selling tool than they already are?
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Finally we have reached the Endgame, the biggest superhero movie event of all time. When it comes to the other releases, the list is slim especially from Hollywood this weekend. So let's see what else is coming out.
P.S. Thanks for friend of Filmphoria Rishi Ramesh for helping with parts of this article.
Directed by: Anthony Russo, Joe Russo
With: Robert Downey Jr, Chris Evans, Chris Hemsworth, Scarlett Johansson, Brie Larson, Paul Rudd, Mark Ruffalo, and Josh Brolin
What is it about? After the devastating events of Avengers: Infinity War, the universe is in ruins. With the help of remaining allies, the Avengers assemble once more in order to undo Thanos' actions and restore order to the universe.
Heads Up? The biggest movie event of the year and the conclusion to the Infinity Saga spanning the previous 21 films and over a decade of Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) leads us to this moment. Endgame is the end of an era, and many of our heroes whom we have loved for years are bound to depart or hang their mantles. The reactions from critics are exceedingly positive, and our own Faizan Rashid is among them. In his spoiler-free ★★★★½ review he wrote: "a big, bold, brash, beautiful film and one of the worthiest candidates for the title of blockbuster that you'll ever experience". I'm gonna be there opening day and I expect to see it more than once.
P.S. Avengers: Endgame opens wide across the GCC on April 24.
Directed by: Chris Sun
With: John Jarratt, Simone Buchanan, Hugh Sheridan, Nathan Jones, and Bill Moseley
What is it about? In the harsh, yet beautiful Australian outback lives a beast, an animal of staggering size, with a ruthless, driving need for blood and destruction. It cares for none, defends its territory with brutal force, and kills with a raw, animalistic savagery unlike any have seen before.
Heads Up? This Australian creature horror film belongs to the 90s with films like Congo, The Ghost and the Darkness, Lake Placid, and of course Anaconda. If you could not get tickets for Endgame this weekend, then this might be one of the few alternative coming out this weekend.
Athiran
Directed by: Vivek
With: Fahadh Faasil, Sai Pallavi, and Prakash Raj
What is it about? In an isolated hospital in the high ranges of Kerala, an autistic patient with special skills piques the interest of a psychiatrist, whose investigation into her past leads to startling revelations.
Heads Up? Fahadh Faasil has been on a roll lately and this one is much anticipated with him him teaming up with Sai Pallavi for the first time. Athiran is a psychological horror film again a first for Faasil and is helmed by debutant Vivek.
Oru Yamandan Prema Kadha
Directed by: Robert Budreau
With: Dulquer Salmaan, Samyuktha Menon, and Nikhila Vimal
What is it about? A romantic comedy starring Dulquer Salmaan
Heads Up? Dulquer Salmaan returns to Malayalam cinema after a two year gap. This appears to be an all out comedy entertainer and will suitably reward fans of Salman who have had to wait long since 2017's Solo. B.C. Noufal makes his debut as Director.
Exterior/Night
Directed by: Ahmad Abdalla
With: Karim Kassem, Mona Hala, and Sherief El Desouky
What is it about? Moe, Tutu and Mustafa, meet during unexpected circumstances and have their lives cross together. They embark on an adventure that has not been taken into account and become witnesses to a hidden and unknown side of the city.
Heads Up? This drama looks more appealing than the commercial fare that comes out of the Egyptian film industry. This is the kind of film that shows up in international film festivals like TIFF. It also looks entertaining, so I am mildly intrigued.
Tags: Ahmad Abdalla, Anthony Russo, Brie Larson, chris evans, chris hemsworth, Chris Sun, Dulquer Salmaan, Fahadh Faasil, Joe Russo, John Jarratt, josh brolin, Karim Kassem, mark ruffalo, Mona Hala, Paul Rudd, robert downey jr., Sai Pallavi, Scarlett Johansson, Sherief El Desouky, Vivek
About Abdullah Y
Abdullah Y is based in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. He is an avid consumer of everything Pop Culture; movies, TV, music, photography, podcasts, and social media. He loves to travel and to share his experiences.


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12 activists from six civil society organisations (CSOs) representing issues as diverse as sexual harassment in Egypt (HarassMap), social protests (ECESR), drone strikes in Yemen (Support Yemen), attitudes towards refugees (Amnesty International), misinformation in Sudan (KACE), and peoples under threat (Minority Rights Group).
32 designers, developers, data analysts and storytellers who, along with their CSO representatives, flew in from 14 different countries: Egypt, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Nigeria, Portugal, Sweden, Turkey, Jordan, USA, UK, France, Norway, Yemen, Sudan, and Malaysia.
7 trainers and facilitators including Michael Brenner and Ella Hollowood from Beyond Words Studio in London, and Maryam Alkhawaja and Sarah Aoun from Rights Forward.
We were again astounded by the innovation and creativity expressed in such a short space of time. This year our teams produced a range of projects, and there were some ambitious explorations. Many of the teams focused on creating concepts with full documentation that their CSO representatives could return home with to implement with their own staff, rather than the lesser developer interactive prototypes we've seen in past years.
Every project has a strong story to tell, and while they are all unique, we see some common threads. Keep an eye out for upcoming workshops if you're inspired to try your hand at becoming one of our alumni. Click on the screens to explore the six projects below and get a taster for what we do at a DATA4CHANGE workshop.
An interactive data visualisation plotting the results of a global survey of more than 27,000 people which explores how welcoming people are of others who are fleeing war and persecution.
Each pixel represents a protest in Egypt, which break apart and regroup through CSS animations while the user drills down into different categories, times, locations, and actors.
A proposed reworking of Minority Rights Group's 'People's Under Threat' database, with a strong new visual language, and a powerful video.
Despite frequent drone strikes, in 2016, Yemen is being pushed further and further out of the headlines while the crisis continues to grow.
A platform and community concept rallying around the results of an opinion poll that starkly contrast with the Sudanese government's official line.
What Were They Doing There Anyway?
A powerful and simple concept using technology to empower the voices of victims of sexual harassment in Egypt.


I half-noticed recently that this year's Sad Puppies' slate (perhaps not the right word) contains a sprinkling of SJW pixie-dust. My first thought was, alol, a wedge issue and bid for legitimacy courtesy of the right wing genre culture trolls, perfectly tactically commendable if perhaps a bit transparent. It's a familiar pattern in mundane politics too: divisive, nasty, "populist" tub-thumping to build your brand, then try to de-toxify it and play in the mainstream. I.e. I assumed those recommendations weren't sincere.
Just now I half-noticed that the Sad Puppies list (perhaps that is the right word) was put together by an open process (albeit one perhaps not very well-publicized outside veteran Pup circles). So while I wouldn't put it past a cadre of battle-wizened Pups to have infiltrated that process, in order to promote the very thing they hate -- a v. GG move obv., playing the long game bro -- it's much more likely it is what it seems: a collated recommendations list drawing on a right-leaning constituency, but not a totally repulsive constituency.
Obviously this Sad Puppies should have done a bit more to distance itself from last year. But my inclination would be, on the little I've seen, let's give them a break? This is deep, deep ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ territory. If you have awoken with horror to find yourself on their list, maybe don't sweat it. You're no more in a moral quandary than usual. Don't feel obliged to fall on your #SJWaward and declare yourself ineligible, or anything brave and silly like that. My hunch is, ignore it. This is probably the one time in your life you're not a pawn in somebody's grand evil scheme.
I would like to thank The Atlantic, from whose Google cache snippet I have copypasted the shrug emoji more times than you've broken hot takes.


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2012/2013 BA-JAP_VIGE INDIA IN THE GLOBAL ECONOMY
INDIA IN THE GLOBAL ECONOMY
Monday 11.40-14.15, Week 6-13
Study Board for Asian Study Programme
Anthony D'Costa - Department of International Economics and Management
Secretary Marianne Christensen - mc.int@cbs.dk
Globalization, International Business, markets and studies
The course will prepare students to understand contemporary India in the following ways:
1.	Appreciate the social basis of Indian economic transformation
2.	Link Indian politics under parliamentary democracy to social and economic mobility
3.	State planning, economic reforms, and Indian style globalization
4.	Corporate expansion, market development, entrepreneurship, and outward FDI
5.	Global developments such as Washington Consensus, WTO, and the Rise of China
The course is designed to prepare students to have a nuanced understanding of transforming India. This means they must know the basics of Indian social structure and changing social institutions, the political framework by which India is governed, the changing policy environment, and its implications for economic development and India's global engagement. Students will be given basic references to theories and frameworks drawn from a range of disciplines including international business, development studies, economics, politics, and sociology. Cognitively they should know simple economic relationships operating in the context of politics and social change.
Any undergraduate can take this course.
Written Essay, 10 pages
Written Essay, 10 pages:
Type of test Home Assignment
Second examiner No second examiner
Exam period May/June
Duration Please, see the detailed regulations below
There will be a written take home essay of 10 pages per student. Group projects are encouraged (with maximum two members in each group). Each project team will comprise 2 students, with 10 pages per student. Each student specifies which 10 pages he/she is responsible for and this is used for individual grading. Individual papers will be accepted, max 10 pages.
The essay will be prepared outside the classroom turned in after the course lecturing is over on a given hand-in date and time. The paper will be based on the analysis of a topic from a list that the teacher will prepare. This topic will be related to the objectives outlined above. Student interest will be also taken into account. The essay will be turned in on a specific date during the examination period set by the Study Board.
This course is an introduction to contemporary India. It examines why and how India is participating in the global economy. There are two parts to answering this question. The first has to do with internal changes that are transforming India in economic, political, and social ways. It is argued that such change is creating the foundations for India's global participation. The second part links these internal changes to shifts in the world economy such as the process of globalization (trade, foreign investment, technology flows), the IT revolution and India's particular place in it, the Indian diaspora which is linking the global economy with Indian business through technical and commercial knowledge, and India's increasing global visibility in world affairs. In the best traditions of interdisciplinary studies, this course is historically grounded and integrates social science, economics, and business disciplines in a critical manner. Indian economic development is seen with multilayered interactions between class, caste, ethnicity, and region. Particular attention is given to the role of the Indian state, especially in terms of economic policy, from intervention to liberalization and reforms and increasingly to active global participation. With this course students will be intellectually better prepared to appreciate the complexities of a transforming modern India and the economic and business opportunities and challenges that arise for both India and the world.
The student will be exposed to specific social science theoretical frameworks that shed light on economic and social transformation and corresponding economic and business frameworks that aim to capture commercial developments. The course readings are important introductions to the various topics and will be complemented by the teacher's two decades of research on India.
Textbooks:
1. Stern, Robert W. 2003, Changing India: Bourgeois Revolution in the Subcontinent, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press (2nd edition) (Stern).
2. D'Costa, A.P. 2005, The Long March to Capitalism: Embougeoisment, Internationalization, and Industrial Transformation in India, Basingstoke Houndmills: Palgrave Macmillan.
Recommended Newspapers/Magazines:
The Statesman, India Today, Business India, Economic and Political Weekly, the Economist, Business Week, the New York Times, Frontline, The Hindu Businessline, Economic Times of India, Times of India.
Other Readings:
Damodaran, H. 2008, India's New Capitalists: Caste, Business, and Industry in a Modern Nation, Basingstoke Houndmills: Palgrave Macmillan.
D.L. Sheth: "Society" in Bouton, Marshall and Oldenberg, Philip (editors) 1999, India Briefing: A Transformative Fifty Years, Armonk, New York: M.E. Sharpe and Asia Society (pp. 91-120).
Yogendra Yadav "Politics" (pp. 3-38) in Bouton, Marshall and Oldenberg, Philip (editors) 1999, India Briefing: A Transformative Fifty Years, Armonk, New York: M.E. Sharpe and Asia Society.
Dhume, "From Bangalore to Silicon Valley and Back" in Ayres, Alyssa and Oldenburg, Philip (eds.) 2002, India Briefing: Quickening the Pace of Change, Armonk, NY: M.E. Sharpe. (pp. 91-120).
D'Costa, A.P. 2003, Uneven and Combined Development: Understanding India's Software Exports, World Development, 31 (1), 211-226.
Mukherji, J. "The Indian Economy" in Ayres, Alyssa and Oldenburg, Philip (eds.) 2002, India Briefing: Quickening the Pace of Change, Armonk, NY: M.E. Sharpe. (pp. 55-90).
Basu, K. 2004, The Indian Economy: Up to 1991 and Since, in Basu, K (ed.) 2004, india's Emerging Economy: Performance and Prospects in the 1990s and Beyond, pp. 1-31
There will be screening of selected videos.
Video: Diverted to Delhi
Video: Emerging Powers: India
Video: Global Software Programmers


Steel v Timber – how will the housing market react?
With an increased emphasis on modern methods of construction and the benefits of off-site manufacturing, the steel industry is increasingly developing new systems for homes of the future – it could even challenge the dominance of timber-framed houses in the years to come.
There is nothing new about steel-framed homes, which were widely used to tackle the housing shortage just after the Second World War – and many are still standing and are being refurbished by housing associations to bring them up to modern standards.
Until fairly recently it was almost impossible to obtain a competitive mortgage on a steel-framed home because of corrosion problems and other perceived disadvantages, but we know that has all changed. We are working with key suppliers to raise standards and improve quality to meet the demand for offsite construction.
The housing and residential sector demands buildings that are energy efficient, that offer rapid construction potential and are of high quality. Steel and composite construction has achieved a significant market share in the medium-rise residential sector in the UK because of the need to build quickly, particularly in urban projects.
The main market for steel is in multi-storey residential buildings where off-site manufacture and speed of construction is paramount. This is important in large urban projects in tight infill locations or in mixed-use buildings.
All steel construction uses prefabricated components that are rapidly installed on site. Short construction periods lead to savings in site preliminaries, an earlier return on investment and reduced interest charges. Speed of construction in urban residential projects is important to minimise disturbance to adjoining properties.
All good news for steel then – but that's not to say that timber-framed homes will lose out. A new report on the state of the timber-frame market suggests that the industry continues to outperform the UK economy, despite slowing slightly from recent double-digit growth.
Rising volume demand for timber-framed homes over the last few years has sustained optimism with increasing market opportunities at both lower and higher value ends of the market. This has underpinned the timber-frame market with a number of timber-frame suppliers having good or excellent credit ratings in 2016.
So the battle is on – timber or metal – they both have their place.


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Eschewing superheroes and snark for good old-fashioned interpersonal humor, this cute lil' comic focuses on a gay couple in Chicago and their day-to-day lives. Nominated for an Ignatz award in 2011, Tony Breed's small but touching observations are like a Chicken Soup For The Soul with some organic local chickens lemongrass, masala, and a really nice dash of Chinese Five-Spice (and minus several hundred banal platitudes).
John Campbell's ultra-minimal artwork style could be respectfully described as "completely free of artistic pretention." It could also be described as "black and white sketches that anyone could have done in their sleep." Of course, that's not true; Campbell occasionally gifts us with a slight artistic flair, but his bread and butter is in the writing itself. Featuring occasional plots and no permanent characters, Campbell's work is rooted in nihilism, apathy, and frustration. Yet these topics are prodded gently, and with love — Campbell knows that people are funny creatures, but after reading a few, you'll realize he knows they're worth loving too.
Erin Watson is not alone in her love of a certain Twitter spam robot that may or may not have come to life this past year. Amidst the non-sensical ramblings laid a pure beating heart of dada, and Watson decided to mine this natural resource for a chapbook of poems. Named after her favorite tweet from the non-sensical robotic russian salesman of "Horse_ebooks," the collection contains 24 poems and should fit neatly into back pockets and purses alike.
A translated labor of love from seven Chicagoans of varying ethnic backgrounds, And The Hippies Came is the first effort of local publishers Siete Vientos. Puerto Rican author (and current Chicagoan) Rafael Franco-Steeves worked with the rest of the collective to translate Manuel Abreu Adorno's 1978 short story collection, previously unavailable in the States. The stories veer wildly within a general motif of a time and place: stream-of-thought character pieces, remembrances of sports heroes, johns bargaining with prostitutes and much more. The book also flips to contain the original text — perfect for understanding translation choices (or just refreshing your spanish knowledge).
A collection of poems that eschew meter, rhythm, and generally anything else that would differentiate them from short reminiscences, Austerity Pleasures will be best enjoyed if thought of as such. In singular doses, certain poems can feel like nothing more than a livejournal post — others, a catchy t-shirt. But collectively, Payne's words add up to a whole picture, perhaps fragmented, perhaps banal, but ultimately a true lens by which a certain demographic currently views the world (one that might be harder to recreate in years ahead than we know).
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Previously wagering was the game for the grown ups but recently youth wagering is becoming very popular because of on-line casino games. Just like grownup betting there is some risk, where money or even something associated with emotional or monetary value might be won or lost by the person in youth betting. Sports gambling, poker, dice, bingo, slots, internet gambling tend to be typically played by youths. Betting is a played for enjoyment most of the time so many other business like hotels, bars restaurants, clubs etc are starting casinos in their curriculum to boost their business.
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Q: In C based - Sorting matrix 10x10 of random integers only on the third colomn I have the following code:
#include<stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <time.h>

int main(int argc, char **argv)
{
    FILE *fp;
    srand(time(NULL));
    fp = fopen ("dosyalar.txt", "w");
    int m, n;

    for(m = 0; m<10; m++) {
        for(n=0; n<10; n++) {
            fprintf(fp, " %d ", rand()%10000+1);
        }
        fprintf(fp, "\n");
    }
    fclose(fp);
    return 0;
}

Here, when I compiled this code in terminal by typing clang text.c -o test and  ./test and then cat dosyalar.txt . It gives me  10x10 matrix of random integers (0 - 10000). What I want is, only third colomn of random integers as sorted. How can I do this?

A: The simple way: leave it as is and use
sort -k 3 dosyalar.txt

The other way:
Use an array and qsort, something like
int arr[10][10];

/* Fill array with some random numbers */

qsort(arr, 10, sizeof arr[0], compare);

int compare(const void *pa, const void *pb)
{
    const int (*a)[10] = (const int (*)[10])pa;
    const int (*b)[10] = (const int (*)[10])pb;

    return a[3] - b[3];
}


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He once posed as a lord and fell for a lady. Can he win her heart all over again?
John Turner thought only of securing a bet when he swapped identities with his friend, the Earl of Ashby. He didn't wager on winning the fiery Countess of Churzy's heart with his lies, or falling for her in return.
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Remedies of Lessee in Nebraska When Demised Premised Are in Possession of a Wrongful Occupier
Hal Bauer, University of Nebraska College of Law
Normally a lessee encounters few if any legal difficulties in gaining possession of the leased premises on the date his term begins. If, however, a prior tenant or other person in possession prevents the lessee from taking possession, the latter must bring an action against either the lessor or the occupier to obtain relief. The purpose of this article is to examine the remedies available in Nebraska to the lessee who seeks (1) to obtain possession of the demised premises and (2) to obtain damages for the time he was denied possession.
I. Remedies To Gain Possession … A. Ejectment … B. Forcible Entry and Detainer … C. Injunction
II. Damages for Loss of Possession … A. Against the Lessor … B. Damages against the Occupier … (1) Trespass … (2) Trespass for Mesne Profits … (3) Interference with Right of Contract
Hal Bauer, Remedies of Lessee in Nebraska When Demised Premised Are in Possession of a Wrongful Occupier, 34 Neb. L. Rev. 546 (1954)
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Divine and Naezy are the real-life 'gully boys', whose lives has inspired an upcoming Bollywood film led by Ranveer Singh. They hope the movie takes the voice of hip hop across the country.
Rapper Divine, whose real name is Vivian Fernandes, began his career as an underground rapper in 2011. He has grown up rapping in the 'chawls' (slums) of Mumbai.
After years of struggle, he rose to fame with the song 'Mere Gully Mein', with Naezy. He even made history as the first Indian rapper to rap freestyle in Hindi for a radio show. In fact, his song 'Jungli Sher' became so viral on social media that people started calling him 'sher' (lion) of rappers.
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He hopes "everyone sees it, loves it and looks at hip hop in India with pride".
Like Divine, Naezy, whose real name is Naved Shaikh, has kept hope alive.
He believes 'Gully Boy' will open "more doors" for Indian street rappers and will "bring a change" in the Indian music industry.
He didn't have advanced music instruments, but he shot a video titled 'Aafat' on an iPad, and it went on to garner more than 470,000 views on YouTube, putting him in the spotlight. This feat got him noticed in India's rap culture.
These two rappers have worked extensively with the cast and crew of 'Gully Boy' to make the film's story "authentic".
Naezy found it "quite easy and comfortable" to work with Singh, who has been going all out at events to showcase his rapper avatar.
"He already knew about us. He had already heard our songs and he had a rough idea about hip-hop. Ranveer knew my style, so it became easy to get along with him," said Naezy.
Apart from Divine and Naezy, rapper SlowCheetah, who is also a part of 'Gully Boy', credits Bollywood with being instrumental in reaching out to a wider audience.
The movie also features actress Alia Bhatt and Kalki Koechlin in pivotal roles.
'Gully Boy' will release in the UAE on February 14.


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