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'Shameless': Are Ian and Mickey Married in Real Life? — Cameron Monaghan Answers the Commonly Asked Fan Question
The Shameless fan-favorite couple Ian (Cameron Monaghan) and Mickey (Noel Fisher) finally tied the knot at the end of season 10. After Fisher left the show at the end of season 5, fans continuously begged for his return. Mickey popped back up on-screen a few times but returned full time for season 10. Fans couldn't be happier to see Ian and Mickey back together on-screen. His return coincided with Monaghan's return to the show, so fans frequently ask whether or not the couple is married in real life.
'Shameless' actors who portray Mickey and Ian always get asked if they are married
In an interview on A Little Late With Lilly Singh, the host asked Shameless actors Monaghan and Fisher what the reaction is from fans when they are stopped on the street. Monaghan responded that they do get recognized often when they go somewhere. There is always one common theme from fans.
"They think that we are still together, that we are actually married in real life," the actor told Singh. "So, they'll be like, how's Noel?"
Fans are always shocked when Monaghan doesn't know how his co-star is doing. The relationship between Ian and Mickey on Shameless is so authentic that many fans assume they are married in real life.
The 'Shameless' actors who play Ian and Mickey are not married in real life
Monaghan and Fisher never dated off-screen; however, they are very close. In an interview with the Chicago Tribune, Fisher opened up about how the two act off-screen.
"The energy you see on-screen is very much how we are off-screen," he told the outlet. "We joke a lot; we have similar senses of humor. And one of the things that's been so cool about going through this 10-year swath of time is getting more and more comfortable and getting to see each other grow up, in a weird way. There is kind of a family aspect to that."
They might not talk for months when they aren't filming (mostly because Noel rarely answers his phone). However, when they return to set, they pick up right where they left off — as old friends or brothers would act.
Fisher is happily married, but not to Monaghan
In real life, it sounds like Fisher wasn't the one pushing to get married. He dated his girlfriend, Layla Alizada beginning in 2004 when they met on the set of Godiva. However, the actor didn't propose until 10 years later, in 2014.
The couple tied the knot on July 15, 2017, in an intimate wedding.
Cameron Monaghan is in a new relationship
Many fans are shocked to hear that Monaghan is dating model Lauren Searle since many didn't know he is heterosexual. He made the relationship Instagram official in October 2020 with a racy picture. In the photo, taken through a tent where the two might have stayed the night before, he is on top of his girlfriend.
A few days later, Searle shared a photo of a hand holding dipping sauce for her with the caption, "First fried pickle courtesy of my personal sauce holder and lover." She tagged Monaghan as the sauce holder. The model also tags Monaghan as her photographer in some of her photos.
It sounds like both Monaghan and Fisher are in happy romantic relationships off-screen. To fans' disappointment, it's not with each other.
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from django.utils.translation import gettext_lazy as _

class EsteidError(Exception):
    """
    A generic Esteid error.

    Provides an interface for displaying a translated message to the user.

    Note: by default, any message passed as a first positional argument is ignored, because it only
    serves for better logging. The User Interface should display a verbose error message
    in case of a user-caused error so that user can take action accordingly. Errors caused by service malfunction
    are likely not informative to a user without malicious intent.

    If the default message contains {key} placeholders, the exception is supposed to be
    raised with kwargs, these will be passed on to <translated default message>.format(**kwargs).
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    status = HTTPStatus.INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR

    default_message = _("Something went wrong")

    kwargs: dict

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        super().__init__(message)
        self.kwargs = kwargs

    def get_message(self):
        return str(self.default_message).format(**self.kwargs)

    def get_user_error(self):
        return {
            "error": self.__class__.__name__,  # error code that can be bound to JS translations
            # TODO review errors and add translations
            "message": self.get_message(),
        }

class ActionInProgress(EsteidError):
    """
    Raised when a request to the service is still in pending status,
    or when it is necessary to move on to the next step while passing some data on to the user
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    status = HTTPStatus.ACCEPTED

    default_message = _("Operation is in progress.")

    def __init__(self, message=None, data: dict = None):
        super().__init__(message)
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# *** Misc errors resulting from misconfiguration or upstream service malfunction ***

class UpstreamServiceError(EsteidError):
    """A failure reported by upstream service which is not caused by user.

    Takes a `service` kwarg, e.g. Mobile ID / Smart ID
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    status = HTTPStatus.SERVICE_UNAVAILABLE

    default_message = _("The {service} service reported a failure.")

    def __init__(self, message=None, *, service, **kwargs):
        super().__init__(message)
        self.kwargs = {"service": service, **kwargs}

class OfflineError(UpstreamServiceError):
    default_message = _("The {service} service is unavailable at the moment. Please try again later.")

class PermissionDenied(UpstreamServiceError):
    """
    If a SmartID user has a certificate of level ADVANCED, it may be impossible to perform operations.
    """

    default_message = _("Operation with user certificate level ADVANCED not allowed.")

    def __init__(self, message=None, **kwargs):
        kwargs.setdefault("service", "smartid")
        super().__init__(message, **kwargs)

class UnsupportedClientImplementation(UpstreamServiceError):
    pass

# *** Errors that can not be determinably attributed to a service

class InvalidCredentials(EsteidError):
    pass

class BadRequest(EsteidError):
    pass

class SessionDoesNotExist(EsteidError):
    pass

class SignatureVerificationError(EsteidError):
    pass

# *** Signing Session errors ***

class SigningSessionError(EsteidError):
    """Base class for signing session errors"""

    status = HTTPStatus.CONFLICT

class SigningSessionExists(SigningSessionError):
    """A signing session already exists while not expected to exist (when initializing)"""

    default_message = _("A signing session is already in progress.")

class SigningSessionDoesNotExist(SigningSessionError):
    """A signing session does not exist while expected to exist"""

    default_message = _("No signing session found.")

# *** Errors caused by user action or inaction

class InvalidParameters(EsteidError):
    """Invalid initialization parameters received from the request."""

    status = HTTPStatus.BAD_REQUEST

    default_message = _("Invalid parameters.")

class InvalidParameter(InvalidParameters):
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    default_message = _("Invalid value for parameter {param}.")

    def __init__(self, message=None, *, param, **kwargs):
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        self.kwargs = {**kwargs, "param": param}

class InvalidIdCode(InvalidParameter):
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    default_message = _("Invalid ID code.")

    def __init__(self, message=None, *, param="id_code", **kwargs):
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class UserNotRegistered(InvalidParameters):
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    default_message = _("User not registered in the service.")

class CanceledByUser(InvalidParameters):
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    status = HTTPStatus.CONFLICT

    default_message = _("The signing operation was canceled by the user.")

class UserTimeout(InvalidParameters):
    """Failed to get PIN code from user within the interval specified by the service.

    For Mobile ID, this is about 2 minutes.
    https://github.com/SK-EID/MID#338-session-end-result-codes
    https://github.com/SK-EID/smart-id-documentation#5-session-end-result-codes
    """

    status = HTTPStatus.CONFLICT

    default_message = _("The signing operation timed out.")

class AlreadySignedByUser(InvalidParameters):
    """The container has been already signed by the same party.

    The class is based on InvalidParameters so that such errors are not logged.
    """

    status = HTTPStatus.CONFLICT

    default_message = _("The container has been already signed by the user.")

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Callaway Golf strives to follow the applicable law on socially responsible business practices among our employees and throughout our supply chain. Our Supplier Code of Conduct is designed to educate our suppliers about the importance of providing safe working conditions, treating workers with respect and using responsible manufacturing processes.
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We test and certify compliance of children's products according to the Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act of 2008 (CPSIA) and use guidance provided by the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC). CPSIA Certificate Lookup:
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Transparency in Supply Chains Act & UK Modern Day Slavery Act
Effective January 1, 2012, revised July 8, 2016
This policy describes Callaway Golf Company's ("the Company") response to California's "Transparency in Supply Chains Act of 2010" and the United Kingdom "Modern Slavery Act 2015". On January 1, 2012, the California Transparency in Supply Chains Act of 2010 (SB 657) went into effect in the State of California. The UK Modern Slavery Act came into force in October 2015. These laws describe the information to be made available by manufacturers and retailers regarding their efforts (if any) to address the issue of slavery and human trafficking. Click to view California's Transparency in Supply Chains Act of 2010. Click to view UK Modern Slavery Act of 2015.
CORPORATE AND SUPPLIER CODES OF CONDUCT
Company Code of Conduct
The Company's Code of Conduct is part of Callaway Golf Company's effort to conduct its global business legally. The Code applies to all board members, officers and employees of the Company and its subsidiaries. All Company employees are required to comply with the Company's Code of Conduct, which includes provisions designed to address the principle that child, prison, or forced labor are not permitted at any Company supplier operation. The Company's Code of Conduct is applicable throughout the world, and the Company trains employees on these standards from time to time, including new hire training for all incoming employees and ongoing training of all company employees and management who have direct responsibility for supply chain management. This ongoing training specifically addresses education on human trafficking and slavery prohibitions within the product supply chain.
Click to view the Company's Code of Conduct.
Organizational Structure and Supply Chain Overview
Through an unwavering commitment to innovation, Callaway Golf Company (NYSE: ELY) creates products and services designed to deliver serious performance and serious fun for every golfer. We are a global leader in advanced golf technology, and for 30 years we have consistently found new ways to empower golfers of all abilities. Callaway Golf Company manufactures and sells golf clubs and golf balls, and sells golf accessories under the Callaway Golf® and Odyssey® brands worldwide.
The Company has its primary golf club assembly facility in Monterrey, Mexico, and maintains limited golf club assembly in its facilities in Carlsbad, California. The Company's golf clubs are also assembled in China, Japan, England and other local markets based on regional demand for custom clubs. In addition, the Company utilizes golf club contract manufacturers in China.
The Company has a golf ball manufacturing facility in Chicopee, Massachusetts, and also utilizes golf ball contract manufacturers in China and Taiwan.
The Company purchases raw materials from domestic and international suppliers in order to meet scheduled production needs. Raw materials include steel, titanium alloys and carbon fiber for the manufacturing of golf clubs, and synthetic rubber, thermoplastics, zinc stearate, zinc oxide and lime stone for the manufacturing of golf balls.
Callaway works closely with a limited supply chain to ensure a premium golf product and experience. Respecting human rights and environmental issues in the supply chain is embedded in processes and agreements used to onboard and approve new suppliers.
The Company has also adopted and implemented a "Supplier Code of Conduct." The Supplier Code of Conduct describes the business practices and employment standards applicable to the Company's direct suppliers on a global basis. Click to view the Supplier Code of Conduct.
Direct suppliers receive copies of or have access to the Supplier Code of Conduct and many suppliers post the Code on site at their various locations.
HOW WE VERIFY COMPLIANCE
The Company uses various approaches to verify the absence of forced labor and child labor in our supply chain, including the following:
Supply Chain Qualification and Supplier Assessments
The Company performs assessments of potential suppliers according to a risk-based approach. This approach includes preliminary risk assessments and supplier assessment questionnaires. New supplier screenings are generally conducted internally by Company personnel. Ongoing supplier compliance is typically monitored by a combination of measures (as discussed below), including supplier self-assessments, Company-conducted audits, and third party audits. The Company uses tools such as regular questionnaires (which are administered by the Company via a web-based service) that are completed by direct tier one suppliers and selected tier two suppliers.
Supplier Audits
The Company's audit program evaluates suppliers' compliance with the Company's Supplier Code of Conduct. Various types of announced audits are conducted under this program, including onsite audits conducted or attended by Company personnel, collaborative or self-audits, and periodic third-party on-site audits of practices and underlying management systems. If deficiencies are identified, suppliers are directed to produce corrective action plans. The corrective action plans typically outline how a supplier will resolve issues uncovered in audits. If any compliance issues are identified, the Company may terminate the supplier relationship or will require action by the supplier to rectify the problem within a designated timeframe.
Currently, site audits are scheduled at most direct supplier sites every two years. These audits are conducted by the Company or by a third party auditing company. The audits are semi-announced audits. This means that the suppliers are given a window of time when the audit will take place, but the exact date of the audit within the timeframe is unannounced.
Terms and Conditions in Purchase Orders and Agreements
The Company has supply agreements or Purchase Order terms and conditions in place with most direct suppliers, requiring them to comply with applicable laws and regulations, including laws regarding forced labor and child labor. Agreements include provisions limiting the use of sub-contractors; where sub-contractors are used, the sub-contractor must be an "Authorized Subcontractor" and adhere to the provisions of the Purchase Order.
The Company has a Corporate Purchasing Policy in place that applies to all US employees responsible for commitment of funds to external suppliers. The Policy also serves as a guide for all non-US Company employees. Applicable Company employees are responsible for understanding and complying with this Policy. Among other things, the Policy is designed to promote compliance with all applicable federal, state and local laws and regulations.
Supplier Acknowledgement and Agreement
The Company has instituted a program which requires direct suppliers to certify compliance with the terms and conditions the Company's Purchase Order Terms and Conditions, Supplier Code of Conduct, U.S. OFAC Memorandum and Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.
The Company strives to ensure that products comply with applicable laws and regulations through education, testing, certifications, and audits.
Conflict Free Sourcing
The Company has policies and procedures to reasonably assure that the use of the tantalum, tin, tungsten and gold in the products manufactured do not directly or indirectly finance armed groups in Covered Countries as defined by the Conflict Minerals Rule issued by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) under the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act of 2010. Click to view the Company's Conflict Mineral Policy.
Employee and Supplier Training
The Company educates employees responsible for supplier programs on how to identify and report compliance issues. The Company also strives to educate suppliers on relevant regulatory requirements, programs, and Company policies.
Company Legal Compliance Committee and Internal Audit Department
The Company has a Legal Compliance Committee to address compliance issues on a global basis and to develop systems and procedures to address any ongoing compliance issues in the locations where we conduct operations. The Legal Compliance Committee meets on a regular basis, and the Chief Ethics Officer provides updates of key findings to the Company Board of Directors.
The Company also has an Internal Audit Department that periodically tests supplier compliance with contract terms through a variety of methods. The Company also seeks to promptly address internal accountability standards and procedures for employees or contractors failing to meet Company standards.
From time to time, we may change our practices under this policy. We will try to post the latest version of this policy here.
Reporting Human Rights Violations
If human rights violations are suspected at a Company facility or a facility supplying product to the Company, please contact us at corporatecompliance@callawaygolf.com. Violations can also be reported by calling +1 (760) 931-1771 and requesting to speak with the Chief Ethics Officer.
The Company will publish a statement outlining steps taken during each financial year to ensure slavery and human trafficking is not taking place in any part of the Company's supply chain or in any part of the business.
POLICY APPROVAL
This policy is approved by Board. A signed copy is available upon request.
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require 'ostruct'
require 'base64'
require 'rubocop/formatter/text_util'

module RuboCop
  module Formatter
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    class HTMLFormatter < BaseFormatter
      TEMPLATE_PATH =
        File.expand_path('../../../../assets/output.html.erb', __FILE__)

      attr_reader :files, :summary

      def initialize(output)
        super
        @files = []
        @summary = OpenStruct.new(offense_count: 0)
      end

      def started(target_files)
        summary.target_files = target_files
      end

      def file_finished(file, offenses)
        files << OpenStruct.new(path: file, offenses: offenses)
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      end

      def finished(inspected_files)
        summary.inspected_files = inspected_files

        render_html
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      def render_html
        context = ERBContext.new(files, summary)

        template = File.read(TEMPLATE_PATH)
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        output.write html
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        def fade_out(amount)
          dup.tap do |color|
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        SEVERITY_COLORS = {
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          convention: Color.new(0xED, 0x9C, 0x28, 1.0),
          warning:    Color.new(0x96, 0x28, 0xEF, 1.0),
          error:      Color.new(0xD2, 0x32, 0x2D, 1.0),
          fatal:      Color.new(0xD2, 0x32, 0x2D, 1.0)
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        attr_reader :files, :summary

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          @files = files.sort_by(&:path)
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          super
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      end
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The National Rescue Movement (NRM), one of the political parties in the country has urged youths to stop being used as political thugs and aspiring only to serve as personal assistants (PAs)to elected officials.
The Party's National Publicity Secretary, Prince Chinedu Obi who gave this charge in an interview with LEADERSHIP Weekend said with the signing of the Not Too Young To Run Bill into law, the Nigerian youth no longer has any reason not to take the centre stage at the forth coming elections in the country.
Obi who said the mission of his party is to give Nigerians good governance said, "I am very ashamed of Nigerian youths because the truth is that it is our inactivity, our vulnerability that these old men are using. I want to use this opportunity to tell them that we have come of age, that we have the ability to take back what truly belong to us." He wondered how a 76 year old man would be planning the future of the young person. "The youths should stop being PAs, stop being thugs and stop being campaigners for others but rather they should campaign for themselves," he said.
The NRM spokesman who said his party though new, has strong presence in over 30 states of the federation noted that the strategy of his party to achieving good governance is giving political power to people of integrity with track record. He said the party will not just give power to a man because he wants the power, but to people who are grassroots people, people who have over time won the confidence of their people.
He noted that Nigerians have suffered bad governance for too long and that according to him is why there are multiplicity of political parties in the country with people looking for ways to express themselves. "If PDP and APC had done the right thing, we would not have been having multiplicity of parties. It is because they failed to provide good governance that is why people are looking for alternative platforms to express themselves, platforms to provide good governance," he said.
Again people should be allowed to express themselves freely provided they do so within the ambit of the law.
Between nPDP And APC, Who Is Threatening Who?


Brittany Card is the Data Analysis Coordinator for the Signal Program on Human Security and Technology.
Brittany Card is the Data Analysis Coordinator for the Signal Program on Human Security and Technology. Brittany joined HHI to work as the Data Analysis Assistant for the Satellite Sentinel Project in 2011. Prior to joining HHI, Ms. Card interned for the Harvard Kennedy School's Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs. She graduated from Saint Anselm College in 2010 with a B.A. (Hon) in International Relations and a minor in Spanish Language.


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Previous editions of the top-ten annual Catholic eco-summaries have focused on individual events, projects, and people. And while there was certainly no lack of those in 2018, this year's analysis looks at larger and united trends across the universal church.
Indeed, what makes 2018's Top Ten list so unique is in how it demonstrates the one, holy, catholic, and apostolic church rising when it acts as the unified Body of Christ or falling when we retreat into our own local ecclesial corporations.
That said, let's see what exactly 2018 meant for Catholic eco-advocacy.
10: A global Catholic response to climate change.
At the close of this year's United Nations "Conference of Parties" climate talks in Poland, the Church issued a statement that concluded with this statement: "Faith and reason must come together enabling us to make positive choices in our lifestyles, in how our economies are run, and in building a true global solidarity necessary to avert this climate crisis."
This "coming together" is exactly what's been happening thanks to an exceptional coalition of Catholic groups made up of men and women—lay, religious, and clerics—from around the world. Groups such as the ...
Read more about 2018's Top Ten Catholic Eco-Stories
A brief Christmas greeting
While there's been no dearth of subjects, blogging has slowed here at Catholic Ecology thanks to many other demands.
From COP24 to Christmas, the Catholic eco-advocacy world has offered much to post about. But the increasing needs of my elderly mom and other writing obligations have slowed things here at Catholic Ecology—for now, anyway.
But I can't let this week pass without wishing you and yours a Merry Christmas—and to assure you that the ever-popular Ten Best Eco Stories installment for 2018 will be up for New Year's reading.
For now, I'd like to thank all of you for making Catholic Ecology the go-to blog for bringing the gospel into the eco-issues of our age. And what better time to reflect on that than the Octave of Christmas, when we celebrate the culmination of the coming of the Word into creation.
And so know of my prayers and best wishes for you and yours this Christmas. And stay tuned for the coming recap of a rather important year for us Catholics who care deeply about all things ecology.
Bill P.
Read more about A brief Christmas greeting
The shared start of Advent and the UN Climate Change Conference remind us that true ecological conversion begins with the coming of Christ
On the heels of devastating climate disasters around the globe, from California to Kerala, and Tonga to Japan, the twenty-fourth annual United Nations' Climate Change Conference (COP24) opened Monday in Katowice, Poland with the goal of finalizing the implementation guidelines for the Paris Climate Change Agreement.
Patricia Espinosa, the Climate Chief for the United Nations, said that "this year is likely to be one of the four hottest years on record. Greenhouses gas concentrations in the atmosphere are at record levels and emissions continue to rise. Climate change impacts have never been worse. This reality is telling us that we need to do much more—COP24 needs to make that happen."
The hope for the next two weeks of meetings will be a finalized set of implementation guidelines to "unleash practical climate actions with respect to all the targets and goals of the Paris Agreement, including adapting to climate change impacts, reducing greenhouse gas emissions and providing financial and other support to developing countries," according to a UN media release.
"We simply cannot tell millions of people around the globe who are already suffering from the effects of climate change that we did not deliver," Espinosa said.
The conference...
Read more about Preparing the way
"In Defense of Nature" provides context, seeks unity
A new book by Catholic ethicist Benjamin Wiker has something to challenge and enlighten everyone
Readers of Catholic Ecology know that this blog had two goals: To examine the Catholic engagement of ecological protection and to transcend ideological polarization. If I'm doing my job, my posts will alternate between delighting and unsettling everyone. That's why I was thrilled with Dr. Benjamin Wiker's book In Defense of Nature: The Catholic Unity of Environmental, Economic, and Moral Ecology.
It's a book that every Catholic eco-advocate and catechist should read and ponder.
I have three reasons for that claim:
1. Wiker makes the important connection between the laws of nature and natural law.
It's an understatement to say I was elated when I read In Defense of Nature. Given my blog's tagline "Where the laws of nature meet natural law," I felt that I found in Wiker a long-lost brother.
I say this because Wiker gets right to the point by asking the same questions I do:
If we can befoul nature by violating its intrinsic order and beauty, can we do the same to human nature and in particular human sexuality? If intemperance and greed destroy the natural environment, do they also destroy the moral environment and sexuality itself?
The answer, of course, is yes....
Read more about "In Defense of Nature" provides context, seeks unity
A global celebration this Wednesday of the modern miracles of high-tech mapping calls to mind an often underappreciated element of the Church's charitable mission: helping its members use the land for good.
Assisting Catholic communities to benefit from smart land use is the passion of Molly Burhans—a shining example of the Catholic marriage of faith and reason, all brought together for the good of the world.
Burhans wants to help her fellow Catholics be better disciples of Jesus Christ by better managing their real estate.
And that's one thing the Church has a lot of.
By most estimates, the Catholic Church is one of the largest landowners in the world with some 177 million acres of land in its parishes, schools, universities, monasteries, cemeteries, dioceses, and retreat centers. This land is found in almost every ecosystem and nation of the globe.
In the modern world, managing this amount of real estate takes digital tools—the sorts used by governments, non-governmental agencies, and the private sector. But what about the Church? What of its parishes—large and small—and its other communal institutions? How can they—we—benefit from such tools and mapping?
That's where Burhans and her team come in.
Read more about Helping the Church use its land for good, one community at a time
Absentee bishops
Analysis: Reasons why Friday's climate plea did not include representatives of the United States church.
Unlike a joint statement of global bishops issued before the groundbreaking Paris climate accord three years ago, Friday's statement—again aimed at upcoming international climate talks—didn't include representatives of the United States.
Given the U.S. government's withdrawal from the 2015 Paris Climate Accord, eco-advocates were hoping that US bishops would sign on to Friday's statement.
But that didn't happen.
Dan Misleh, executive director of the U.S.-based Catholic Climate Covenant—a group that works closely with the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops—stressed prior climate statements by the US church.
"The U.S. bishops pushed back hard against the Trump Administration's decision to pull out of the Paris Agreement and continue to weigh in with the administration on the rollbacks of key environmental regulations," Misleh told Catholic Ecology. "They will continue to support international and domestic efforts that reduce climate change and its impacts, especially on the poor and vulnerable."
Misleh noted that the United States bishops were among the first episcopal conferences to issue a statement on climate change in 2001 and have had an environmental justice office for over 25 years. And they've helped establish and continued to support Catholic Climate Covenant, the only...
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Nashville, Tenn. (July 11, 2018) — Gentlemen, start your engines… Charlie Daniels and his non-profit veterans organization, The Journey Home Project, are making laps with Mike Harmon Racing! This past Friday, July 6 at the NASCAR Xfinity Series, Coca-Cola Firecracker 250 at the Daytona International Speedway, professional stock car driver Mike Harmon revealed his latest racer that includes a fresh hood logo featuring Daniels and The Journey Home Project.
"All of us at The Journey Home Project were honored to be a part of Mike Harmon's race team this past weekend, paying tribute to the heroes who keep us free," says Daniels.
Several active-duty military personnel were on-hand to celebrate the partnership between Daniels / The Journey Home Project and Mike Harmon Racing.
"It was a complete honor having The Journey Home Project and Charlie Daniels aboard this past weekend honoring our nations heroes," adds Harmon. "Eight members of the HSM-60 Jaguars along with Sgt. Brandon Stevenson, USMC, Purple Heart Receipt, escorted the car onto the track. We honored their service and sacrifices and also saluted the HELMINERON FIFTEEN (HM-15) Blackhawks with a windshield banner. These fine gentlemen also represented The Journey Home Project and what their mission stands for. All of us at Mike Harmon Racing can't wait to do it all over again this season."
About Charlie Daniels
From his Dove Award-winning gospel albums to his genre-defining Southern Rock anthems and his CMA Award-winning country hits, few artists have left a more indelible mark on America's musical landscape than Charlie Daniels. An outspoken patriot, beloved mentor, and still a road warrior at age 81, Daniels has parlayed his passion for music into a multi-platinum career and a platform to support the military, underprivileged children, and others in need. The Charlie Daniels Band has long populated radio with memorable hits and his signature song, "The Devil Went Down to Georgia." Over the course of his career, Daniels has received numerous accolades, including his induction into the Country Music Hall of Fame, the Musicians Hall of Fame and becoming a member of the Grand Ole Opry. Daniels helps to shine the spotlight on the many causes that are close to his heart. He's a staunch supporter of the military and lends his time and talent to numerous charitable organizations, including The Journey Home Project, that he founded in 2014 with his manager, David Corlew, to help veterans of the United States Armed Forces.
For more information, visit charliedaniels.com.
About The Journey Home Project
The Journey Home Project is a not-for profit organization that assists other not-for-profits in securing funds to help causes that benefit veterans of the United States Armed Forces. The Journey Home Project was founded in 2014 by country music legend Charlie Daniels and his manager, David Corlew. Conscious of the need to assist our nation's veterans, they have set out to partner with organizations that do the most good, with the least overhead. Working in tandem with these organizations, The Journey Home Project is making a difference in the lives of American patriots.
For more information, visit thecharliedanielsjourneyhomeproject.org.


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Name That Sound presents two columns: the left column is a sound name, and the right column is the sound. First you pick an name in the left column, such as "gorilla", and then you pick a sound from the right column. If it's a match, you win 3 points, and the gorilla is removed from both columns. If it's not a match, you lose a point. Level 1 in the game starts with 3 animals to match, and continues through level 25, adding 2 more animals on each level.
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Once the game was working, the testers suggested adding more animal sound packs, so I created a Fun Common Animal pack, where some of the animals given different sounds (such as different dog barks). The Animals of Asia sound pack includes camels, orangutans, dingos, leopards and dozens of other exotic animals.
I released the app, and was immediately deluged with more sound pack requests. I added an Everyday Sound Pack, including sounds like a toaster popping or a garage door opening, A National Anthem Sound Pack, with anthems from dozens of countries, and a Musical Instrument Sound Pack, ranging from a piano to a tabla to a singing-saw.
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Conor McGinn MP has welcomed the Justice Secretary's u-turn on legal aid and called on the Government to drop plans to repeal the Human Rights Act.
Speaking in Parliament, McGinn pointed out that Government Ministers had recently changed their minds on Saudi prison contracts, a book ban for prisoners, the criminal courts charge and had now scrapped plans to change legal aid.
"I'm glad the Government has scrapped plans to cut legal aid. It is important that people regardless of their means have access to the justice system.
"However, this is the latest in a long list of u-turns from the Tories who appear to be making it up as they go along.
"The government should now scrap plans to repeal the Human Rights Act. No one knows what they plan to replace the Human Rights Act with and it's clear that repealing the law will weaken British people's rights, particularly workers.
Conor McGinn MP has raised concerns over the impact that cuts to police budgets have had on the morale of police officers.
Speaking in Parliament, McGinn noted that a survey towards the end of last year undertaken by the Police Federation found that more than three-quarters of police officers suffered from low morale and did not feel valued.
As a result of the latest Police Grant Settlement many police forces will now have to find further savings. Merseyside Police force alone is set to face a budget deficit of £5.4 million in 2016/2017.
"Police officers in Merseyside and across the UK play a vital role in keeping our communities safe, often putting their own personal safety at risk.
"Research by the Police Federation that shows over three-quarters of officers do not feel valued and suffer from low morale is seriously worrying.
"The huge cuts to police budgets by this Tory government are not only affecting the ability of forces to operate, but are also having a detrimental impact on police officers as they come under increasing pressure.
"The Tories recent blunder on police grants means that unfortunately the problem is likely to be exacerbated as forces are required to make further savings.
Conor McGinn MP has criticised Business Minister, Anna Soubry, for her comments on public service and jobs in the North of England.
Speaking in Parliament after Labour MPs demanded Tory Ministers came to the House of Commons to answer questions about the closure of the Government's Northern Powerhouse office in Sheffield, McGinn criticised the Minister for showing little sympathy for the workers losing their jobs and praised the hard work done by local councils in the North.
He also spoke of the negative impact of the public sector cuts implemented by Government.
"People are losing jobs and the Minister hasn't shown a shred of sympathy or regret.
"It's incredible that the Government is closing its main office in the North of England where civil servants working on the Northern Powerhouse are based.
"Local councils like my own in St Helens are working hard to promote investment and develop the private sector in our areas. But this Government's public sector cuts mean that jobs are being lost now across the North and critical and public services are being put at risk.


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For the 9th grade history final exam, simply list the author's last name, first name. And then the "Title of the Short Story" in quotation marks.
Munro, Alice. "Day of the Butterfly."
Bibliography Entry
Author Last name, First name. Title in italics. City of Publication: Publisher, Year of Publication.
Smith, Zadie. Swing Time. New York: Penguin Press, 2016.
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1. Zadie Smith, Swing Time (New York: Penguin Press, 2016), 315–16.
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Author Last name, First name. "Article title in quotes." Publication in italics, Date of publication. URL (link).
Manjoo, Farhad. "Snap Makes a Bet on the Cultural Supremacy of the Camera." New York Times, March 8, 2017. https://www.nytimes.com/2017/03/08/technology/snap-makes-a-bet-
1. Farhad Manjoo, "Snap Makes a Bet on the Cultural Supremacy of the Camera," New York Times, March 8, 2017, https://www.nytimes.com/2017/03/08/technology/snap-makes-a-bet-
2. Manjoo, "Snap."
Author OR Publisher. "Article Title." Date Created OR Date of Access. URL (link).
Bouman, Katie. "How to Take a Picture of a Black Hole." Filmed November 2016 at TEDx Beacon Street, Brookline, MA. Video, 12:51. https://www.ted.com/talks/katiebouman
Yale University. "About Yale: Yale Facts." Accessed May 1, 2017. https://www.yale.edu/about-yale/yale-facts.
1. Katie Bouman. "How to Take a Picture of a Black Hole." Filmed November 2016 at TEDx Beacon Street, Brookline, MA.
1. "About Yale: Yale Facts," Yale University, accessed May 1, 2017, https://www.yale.edu/about-yale/yale-facts.
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Document author last name, first name. "Document title". Date document was created if available. Publisher of website document was found on. Date of access, URL.
Rousseau, Jean Jacques. "The Social Contract." 1763. Fordham University. April 17, 2019. https://sourcebooks.fordham.edu/mod/rousseau-soccon.asp
Rousseau, "Social contract."
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Glenn, Karen. "Travels through Cambodia." PDF. 5 April 2019.
1. Karen Glenn. "Travels through Cambodia." PDF. 5 April 2019.
2. Glenn, "Cambodia."
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Chesnut, Mary Boykin. "Mary Chesnut's Civil War, 1861-1865." In Women in America. American Journey. Woodbridge, CT: Primary Source Media, 1999. Student Resources In Context (accessed March 28, 2019). http://link.galegroup.com/apps/doc/EJ2161000059/SUIC?u=char54065&sid=SUIC&xid=adf24830.
1. Mary Boykin Chesnut. "Mary Chesnut's Civil War, 1861-1865." In Women in America. American Journey. Woodbridge, CT: Primary Source Media, 1999. Student Resources In Context (accessed March 28, 2019)
2. Chesnut. Civil War.
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Linda Wertheimer As NPR's senior national correspondent, Linda Wertheimer travels the country and the globe for NPR News, bringing her unique insights and wealth of experience to bear on the day's top news stories.
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The Mansion at Mount Vernon
February 15, 1999 • Mike Quinn is deputy director of programs at the Mount Vernon Ladies' Club in Virginia. Mount Vernon has been fixed up for the bicentennial year of the George Washington's death.
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Memories Of Unrest And Upheaval In Washington, D.C.'s U Street Corridor
May 20, 1992 • Washington, D.C. residents Mary Jefferson and John Snipes recall how the city's historically black U Street neighborhood changed after the 1968 riots and Metro construction in the 1980s.
Rolling Stones Concert Is Among Washington, D.C. Independence Day Festivities
July 4, 1972 • In addition to the usual holiday tourists crowding Washington, D.C., long lines of young people are waiting to celebrate the Fourth of July at the Rolling Stones concert at RFK Stadium.
Most Women Are Ready To Accept The Responsibilities That Go With Equal Rights
March 21, 1972 • The Equal Rights Amendment would address sex discrimination and inequalities for women in social, political and economic life. But there are some civic duties that both sexes would rather avoid.
Is 'Ms.' A Magazine Or A Text For Revolution?
January 24, 1972 • Ms. magazine raises questions for "the thoughtful woman seeking definitions of her own role." Linda Wertheimer and Susan Stamberg discuss the first issue with editor Gloria Steinem.
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Family staycation with 2021 Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo Packages
December 16, 2020 /0 Comments/in Edinburgh, Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo, Scotland, Tickets, Uncategorized /by Natalia Pantaleev
Edinburgh is set to be one of the most popular UK staycation destinations of summer 2021. If you are making plans to visit Edinburgh with your family in August 2021 and take in the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo, we hope you will find this blog useful. We discuss our bespoke 2021 Tattoo packages and why they are perfect for a family getaway, as well as our tips on the activities you can do whilst visiting the Scotland's capital.
Self-catering Apartment in the heart of the city
As part of our bespoke packages, we can offer a self-catering accommodation option in one of our apartments. There is a range of different sized apartments available and we will find
the most suitable option depending on the size of your group and the length of your stay. For the most central option, we recommend our apartments on York Place – modern and spacious apartments located in a renovated Georgian town house, only a short walk away from George Street, Princes Street and the Waverly train station. The rooms provide comfort to each family member and the living / kitchen areas are great for enjoying a home-cooked breakfast and spending some quality time as a family.
Guaranteed Official Tattoo Tickets
As an official travel trade partner of the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo, we get a guaranteed allocation of Official tickets for all the performances in different sections. Our packages include entry level tickets or two different ticket upgrades. If you are looking to make your Edinburgh visit a little more special, we can include a hospitality ticket option as an addition to your package – we would be happy to discuss the different upgraded seating options and the great range of dining packages on offer.
Family Fun in Edinburgh
Edinburgh loves to welcome adults and children alike and there many fun activities both indoors and outdoors. We have chosen just a few of the amazing family-friendly activities the capital offers:
Visiting the Zoo makes for a lovely day out. Even though slightly further out of Edinburgh's city centre, the Zoo is easily accessible using Lothian Buses service 12,26 and 31. If you are staying at our apartments on York Place, you can catch the number 26 and arrive at the zoo in under half an hour (traffic dependent!). Get a chance to see over 1000 animals and learn more about the animal world by attending some of the amazing activities such as keeper talks, feed of the day or the famous penguin parade. For the most up-to-date information and to book your tickets in advance please click here.
The National Museum of Scotland
The National Museum is a perfect place for the whole family – you can discover anything from the natural world, Scottish history, science and technology, as well as art and design. You can explore the different galleries in your preferred order, or you could try one of the special trails created by the museum to help you guide you through the exhibitions. For more details on the museum trails click here. We also recommend checking the official website before your visit for any special activities, or events, taking place.
Edinburgh Sightseeing Tour with Edinburgh Bus tours
If you are a little short on time, the hop-on/off bus tours are an excellent way to see the highlights of the city while also learning some history along the way. Edinburgh Sightseeing Tour is a great option for the wee ones as it also includes special Horrible Histories commentary narrated by Terry Deary. The tour has a stop at both the National Museum and the Dynamic Earth so you can easily visit both attractions in one day. For more information, please click here.
If you prefer a hotel accommodation (with breakfast included) for your family stay – this is also an option and we can discuss the different family room, connecting room, or triple room options with you.
By choosing to buy a package with Glory Days, your accommodation and tickets are all sorted hassle-free and we take care of the package delivery as well – all that is left is to put your travel dates in your calendar and have something nice to look forward to in 2021!
If you need help with organizing your Edinburgh stay please contact our friendly team on 0131 556 3840 or info@glorydays.uk.com
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Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo 2021 – Perfect UK Staycation
October 30, 2020 /0 Comments/in Edinburgh, Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo, Scotland, Tickets, Uncategorized /by Natalia Pantaleev
Edinburgh has been voted the best city in the UK by a top travel magazine and we believe it is a perfect staycation destination – a city break combined with a visit to the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo.
2020 will be remembered as a challenging year that has forced many of us to change the ways we go about our lives. It has also changed the way we travel and spend our holidays. Even though we may not be able to travel to our favourite places now we can start planning for the long term and have something to look forward to in the summer 2021. Scotland ranks as one of the most popular destinations for domestic holidays for UK travellers. This trend is thought to continue well into 2021. Most Scottish residents already spend their domestic holidays in Scotland but a boom in staycations in Scotland is expected throughout 2021 as international travel may not have enough time to recover fully.
Edinburgh Attractions
Edinburgh is great for a short city break, as well as a perfect starting point for a longer Scotland itinerary. You will be taken back in time with a walk in Edinburgh's Old Town, exploring hidden closes and cobbled alleyways. The city also boasts many gardens, parks, walking paths, and several viewpoints that offer stunning views of the city – such as Arthur's Seat and Calton Hill to name just a few. Finally, Edinburgh is also a world leading festival city and the home of world-class events and performances. In 2020 the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo would have marked its 70th anniversary – although we were all sad the event could not take place this year, the organizers have staged a special 'socially distanced' performance to mark what would have been the 2020 finale – the video can be found here https://www.edintattoo.co.uk/news/presenting-the-2020-tattoo-finale
Accommodation & Ticket Packages for 2021
We are delighted to see the Tattoo is now back on schedule for next year – it will take place from 6th until 28th August 2021. As part of our packages, we offer a minimum of 2 nights accommodation in the city centre and official tickets as standard. The packages can be tailored to the type and length of your holiday and can include a range of attractions, such as the Scotch Whisky Experience, Edinburgh Castle, the Royal Yacht Britannia and many more. Are you looking to explore Scotland a little more but are short on time? No problem, we can include a suitable day (or half day) tour, offered by our trusted partners, that will cover the most popular points of interest. If you have a little extra time and prefer to explore at your own pace – we will create a bespoke self-drive itinerary that can be linked with your Edinburgh stay and a visit to the Edinburgh Tattoo.
Our standard Tattoo packages can now be booked online here.
Your package can be booked for as little as £75 per person and as part of our covid-19 policy, we will refund all monies due if the event is fully cancelled.
If you need help with organizing your Edinburgh stay, or have any specific requirements you would like to discuss with us, please contact our friendly team on 0131 556 3840 or info@glorydays.uk.com
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The Tattoo and all of its Glorious History!
August 2, 2019 /0 Comments/in Edinburgh, Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo, Scotland, Tickets, Uncategorized /by Mel Fraser
Tonight welcomes the opening night of the 2019 Royal Military Tattoo.
In celebration of this we decided to share some things you may not know!
Image taken by Mel of the Glory Days Team
Etymology of the term "Tattoo"
With the establishment of modern barracks and full military bands later in the 18th century, the term "tattoo" was used to describe the last duty call of the day, as well as a ceremonial form of evening entertainment performed by military musicians.
In 1949 Edinburgh held its first Military Tattoo, the modest event was entitled "Something About a Soldier" a the aimed to portray the Army's support of the International Festival.
The show was held at the Ross Bandstand in Princes Street Gardens which still stands proudly below the castle.
We'd recommend visiting as a good comparison, as now, 7 decades later the show has progressed into the world-renowned showcase we know today.
In 1977 the first female took on the prestigious role of being the lone piper. Officer Elaine Marnoch took the role in her strides as she performed to the full battlements of Edinburgh Castle. Furthermore, in 2016, Scottish solider Lance Bombardier Megan Beveridge made history as the youngest piper to take on the role, aged 21.
The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo performance takes place every weekday evening and twice on Saturdays throughout August and has never been cancelled due to adverse weather conditions. (Us Scots aren't scared of a bit of 'dreich' or 'baltic' weather)
Make sure to wrap up with plenty layers to stay warm during the performance.
Image credit to Royal Edinburgh Tattoo
In 2010 HM Queen Elizabeth awarded the event the title of 'Royal' to honour the celebration of 60th years running.
Which gives us the title we know it as today, The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo.
Who's in the Audience?
The stands at Edinburgh Castle can accommodate a nightly audience of 8,800 people.
This means that throughout the multiple live performances 220,000 people can enjoy the tangible atmosphere of the live show.
In 2018 the Tattoo was televised in 40 countries. This year between 100-300 million people are set to enjoy it worldwide.
The Tattoo benefits several charitable causes. It has been estimated that over £10 million have been donated to arts, military and civilian charitable organisations.
The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo generates an astounding £88 million in revenue for Edinburgh's economy annually.
The show benefits local businesses and is readily anticipated by the city.
Running alongside Edinburgh's Festival Fringe the city is at its peak.
The Edinburgh August buzz is not to be missed!
Visit the Tattoo with a bespoke travel package built for you by us at Glory Days.
Call us on 0131 556 3840 for more details.
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Things to do in Edinburgh
August 24, 2015 /0 Comments/in Edinburgh, Golf, Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo, Scotland /by Gillian.Brunt
Coming to Edinburgh but not sure what to do? I'd recommend you check out this article: http://ow.ly/RgUXf . Washing your face with the dew from Arthur's Seat is a must!
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September 22, 2014 /0 Comments/in Edinburgh, Golf, Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo, Ryder Cup, Scotland, Tickets /by Gillian.Brunt
Here is an interesting blog from one of our other sites – Destination Edinburgh – on the Ryder Cup 2014
http://www.destination-edinburgh.com/blog/
Photo courtesy of www.rydercup.com
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Check out these new hotels in Edinburgh
September 15, 2014 /0 Comments/in Edinburgh, Hotels, Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo, Scotland, Tickets /by Gillian.Brunt
A trip to Edinburgh must surely be one for the bucket list, and no wonder. Full of history, culture and some of the most beautiful architecture in the world, it is a fascinating place that is calling out to be visited.
Visitors to the city are spoiled for choice when it comes to accommodation, and these offerings keep expanding thanks to the city's popular appeal. New hotels due to open are:
The Inn Place – the sister hotel to the "Place" hotel on York Place, this hotel is even closer to the centre and the world famous Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo.
Ibis Styles Hotel – Ibis are a well known brand, and their latest offering in Edinburgh, to take them to 3 in total is the Ibis Styles hotel located just off St Andrews Square, a prime location in which to base your stay
The Roxburghe – although always an iconic hotel in Edinburgh, excitingly for 2014, Starwood Capital Group, owners of the beautiful George hotel on George Street have taken ownership of this, and it is set to go through an exciting refurbishment to make it one of the nicest 4* hotels in Edinburgh: http://www.prnewswire.co.uk/news-releases/starwood-capital-group-acquires-the-roxburghe-hotel-in-edinburgh-scotland-269038531.html
The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo Travel Packages office work with a variety of hotels in Edinburgh, including these gems above, and so for the perfect Tattoo 2015 break, check out our deals
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#ifndef __string_list_H__
#define __string_list_H__

#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>

/**
 * \defgroup string_list_group String list
 * \brief String lists handling.
 * \since version `1.0.0`
 */

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Structs, ennums, typedefs, etc.
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

/**
 * \brief String list.
 * \ingroup string_list_group
 * \since version `1.0.0`
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typedef struct string_list
{
    size_t length;      /**< Current length of the string list. */
    size_t size;        /**< Current maximum size of the string list. */
    char ** list;       /**< List. */
} string_list;

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Allocation, initialization, copy, cleaning, free.
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

/**
 * \defgroup string_list_management Constructors / Destructors
 * \ingroup string_list_group
 * \brief Create or destroy a string list.
 * \since version `1.0.0`
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 * To initialize a list, use string_list_init(). To clean it, use
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//----------------------------------------------------------------------------//

/**
 * \brief Initialize a string list.
 * \relates string_list
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void string_list_init (string_list * list);

/**
 * \brief Clean a string list.
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 * \since version `1.0.0`
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 * \param list List to initialize.
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void string_list_clean (string_list * list);

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
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/**
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 * \brief Operations on ::string_list
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 *
 * Operations defined on ::string_list:
 *
 * - string_list_append()
 */

//----------------------------------------------------------------------------//

/**
 * \brief Append a string to a string list.
 *
 * \param list String list.
 * \relates string_list
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 * \param s String to append.
 *
 * \return Index of the newly added string.
 */
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////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
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/**
 * \defgroup string_list_getter Getters
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 * \brief Getters on ::string_list
 * \since version `1.0.0`
 *
 * Getters on ::string_list:
 *
 * - string_list_index()
 * - string_list_parameter()
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//----------------------------------------------------------------------------//

/**
 * \brief Index of a string in a string list.
 * \relates string_list
 * \ingroup string_list_getter
 * \since version `1.0.0`
 *
 * \param list String list.
 * \param s String to append.
 *
 * \return Index of the first occurence of the string if it exists.
 * \retval -1 if the string does not exist.
 */
ssize_t string_list_index (string_list * list, const char * s);

/**
 * \brief Get the string at an index.
 * \relates string_list
 * \ingroup string_list_getter
 * \since version `1.0.0`
 *
 * \param list String list.
 * \param place Index.
 *
 * \return The string at the index.
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 * \brief I/O on ::string_list
 * \since version `1.0.0`
 *
 * Input/Ouput functions:
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 */

//----------------------------------------------------------------------------//

/**
 * \brief Print a string list to a stream.
 * \relates string_list
 * \ingroup string_list_io
 * \since version `1.0.0`
 *
 * \param f Stream.
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void string_list_fprint (FILE * f, const string_list * list);

/**
 * \brief Convert a string list into a string.
 * \relates string_list
 * \ingroup string_list_io
 * \since version `1.0.0`
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 * \param list List to print.
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Q: How to convert input string to function() I'm going to build a Command-line-tool.
I want user type a text/string ( the function/command).
Then, My tool will convert these string into C++ function/variable.
[They will run my custom data-type, my own function , not run system-function]
Ex:
User type
>> myVar = c(123,456,789)

My tool will know that myVar is the variable name. and c(123,456,789) is an array of integer. And It converts these string into something like this:
int myVar[] = {123,456,789};

and User can call a function too:
Input:
   >> myPrintf(myVar[0]);

Output
   << 123

And my solution: I will buil a class, which maybe like this:
public class cVariable
{
    public string varName; // the variable name
    private varType; // the variable data-type
    public string varData;  // the value of this variable
}

And I will use if/else Statements to know which data-type/function I have to run.
But I think this way is not good at all.

A: Summary: This is probably harder to do than it seems. If you have a small set of cases, and you want to have something working tonight (and this is mainly a learning exercise), then you might simply go with your first approach.
From your question it sounds like you want to create a custom language, interpret that language, and bind it to your compiled binary. In general, this is an enormous undertaking. You may get better answers or results if you narrow your scope.
If you familiarize yourself with the following topics you will have an idea of how many options are available to you:

*

*Compilation & Linking

*

*Dynamic Linking

*Reflection

*Scripting and Interpreted languages

*

*Language Bindings

*Code Generation

For your program to have knowledge of its own structure and identifiers the language requires a feature called Reflection. Standard C++ does not have this feature (while many others do). By the time the code is compiled there are no longer string identifiers for your functions, types or arguments.
See the following question for a discussion of reflection-like behavior in C/C++: How can I add reflection to a C++ application?
(Conventions for Dynamic Linking exist for C and C++ which provide a mapping from strings to locations in the compiled binary, but this would probably not be the most direct way to accomplish what you want.)
It sounds like what you want is to build an interpreted language that has bindings to your original source code. If you have a very isolated set of cases, you may consider using preprocessor tricks. (The above linked question refers to Qt's implementation of this, as well as Boost tools.)
If you are open to using an existing scripting language you can research generation of bindings to C++ code from said language. Here are some resources for Python, for example: http://wiki.python.org/moin/IntegratingPythonWithOtherLanguages.

A: Writing your own language is quite a task if you actually intend on doing something that is relatively complete. Thousands of lines of code is definitely possible. I have been involved in various forms of this over my 30 years of professional and hobby life - from writing a simple parser for commands in a debugger or similar to a fairly well working "mini-basic" interpreter and a small Lisp interpreter. I've also produced a lot of "pseud-language", where a text-file is used as input for a program, but it's not a full-fledged programming language - there are only a limited set of variables.
Another thing that I've done quite a bit is "table-driven programming", where the actual "code" is built into the program in the form of tables.
In all these, there are various forms of "I have some input/data that I want to translate into an action in relation to some other object".
The basic mechanism, as you describe, is to store the name and some other data (such as the type) in a data-structure of some sort. std::map<std::string, cVariable> would be one way to relatively easily retrieve the data from a name (string) to the variable of that name.
You can clearly do the same thing for functions. You would of course also have some way to pass arguments into the function. Exactly how you solve that is something every language has had to solve, and usually it ends up being some sort of "stack".
You can certainly have a map<std::string, function> that translates from a name to a function - the function definition may contain some information about what number and types of arguments the function takes.
For "builtin" functions, you can also have a type of argc, argv[] type approach, where arguments are passed as cVariable [where one option is constant or expression], to allow for myPrint(myVar[0] + 100), which of course isn't a true variable, but the result of the content of a variable added to a constant.
If you haven't written something that acts like a calculator with variables, that would probably be a good starting point.
Many "script" type languages have a variables that are "polymorphic" - that is, the value can be used as a number or as a string without actually asking for the variable to be converted.

A: as for the title "convert a string to a function()" you could achieve this with function pointers:
assign a function according to a value:
int (*p)(char*,...) = printf;

use your function pointer to call the function:
char* str = "hello function pointer";
p("say %s", str);

But this is only half of your problem, first you need to do a lexical analisis to parse your input and acording to defined rules determine what would be a token (the symbols that compose the language of your command line tool), like a DIGIT, BRACKETS, ASSIGNMENTS, etc. Then you need a syntactic analyzer that sets the rules for the meaning of the syntax in your commands. This is basically done with a state machines, but is a complex task and I think you don't want to implement that yourself? look at Flex and Bisson tools to automate the generation of a parser.
This gives you a general solution to a general command line tool which interprets any  language that you want. If the syntax is vary simple you could do a parser yourself, maybe with some regex libs.

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1. Is Jory's brother, Finn, really the preferred child in her family? How could her parents remedy Jory's perception in this situation – or can they?
2. After reading the scene involving Jory's accident with the delivery van, how could you have handled it differently if you were driving?
3. If you were Jory, would you go through with the plastic surgery? Give some reasons for/against.
4. Do love interests like Tyler, Gideon and Tom have to come between friends? How can conflicts over guys/girls be prevented or resolved?
5. After reading My Big Nose… what advice would you give to a friend who has a feature that they blame their problems on or feel holds them back? What role, if any, does the media play in fueling fears like Jory's?
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Beat together eggs, oil, water, and sour cream. Add cake mix and pudding mix. Beat well. Fold in chocolate chips. Bake in a buttered and floured pan at 350 degrees for about an hour. This cake is sturdy enough to be cut into all kinds of shapes—from spaceships to teddy bears. Frost with your favorite icing (chocolate is delightfully decadent).
Melt butter. Stir in cocoa. Alternately add powdered sugar and milk, beating on medium speed to spreading consistency. Add more milk, if needed. Stir in vanilla. Makes 2 cups of frosting.
Make a collage about your hopes, dreams, and passions (in the creative sense of the word!). Search through old magazines for images and words that appeal to you. Use glue sticks to create a colorful poster that will remind you of all your potential and possibilities.
Create a book thong that Jory would love. Materials needed (per book thong): 2 feet of waxed linen cord, 1 charm, a dozen assorted beads, scissors, clear nail polish.
Tie a charm onto the bottom of the cord. Trim the knot and set with clear nail polish. Slide four to five beads onto the cord. Tie a knot after the last bead.
Determine the length of the book thong (cut it shorter for paperback books). Tie a knot where you want the next set of beads to start. Add four or five beads. Tie another knot. Trim and set the knot with clear nail polish. You're done!


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Home Newsroom Longtime State Lawmaker Kate Brophy McGee Joins Valleywise Health Board
Longtime State Lawmaker Kate Brophy McGee Joins Valleywise Health Board
PHOENIX — Longtime state lawmaker Kate Brophy McGee has joined the Maricopa County Special Health Care District Board, which oversees Valleywise Health, Arizona's leading public teaching hospital and safety net system of care.
Brophy McGee, a community leader for over two decades, was sworn in Monday for a four-year term on the elected five-member board.
Also Monday, Director Woody Thomas was elected chairman and Director Mark Dewane vice-chairman of the Board. Other members are Mary Rose Wilcox and Mary A. Harden, RN.
"I will bring my 25 plus years of public service experience to the highest and best use for this organization to benefit the patients we serve," Brophy McGee said.
Steve Purves, Valleywise Health President and CEO, said Brophy McGee "brings invaluable public leadership experience and perspective of our board at a critical time in our history."
"Valleywise Health and the community we serve will benefit greatly from her knowledge and expertise," Purves added.
During her decade in the Arizona Legislature, Brophy McGee worked to improve access to health care to keep Arizonans safe and healthy. Major efforts included work on Medicaid expansion, restoring funding for Kids Care and supporting funding for biomedical research and medical education.
She is known nationally for her work establishing the Department of Child Safety, which transformed Arizona's child welfare system from a national disgrace to a national model. In 2020, Kate sponsored "Jake's Law", which established parity for treatment of behavioral health disorders – ensuring that mental illness will be treated just as physical illness is treated.
Brophy McGee won numerous awards for her legislative work. Most recently, she was awarded Best Elected Official in the State of Arizona for an unprecedented two years running in 2019 and 2020. Previous recipients of this distinguished award include Governor Doug Ducey, U.S. Senator John McCain and U.S. Senator Jon Kyl.
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