Leadership is one of those subjects that have had numerable living examples. However, it is an area of study, which cannot be judged by the success or failure of the individual battles but rather by the outcome of the war. If you search this topic on the internet, you will find many lists of behaviors, traits, and measurements, which are deemed necessary for effective leadership. Most of these can be reduced to a set of foundational building blocks.
In Larry Bossiby's and Ram Charan's book, The Discipleship of Getting Things Done, they discuss what they have termed the Building Blocks of Execution; specifically, "The Leaders Seven Essential Behaviors". Interestingly enough, all of the most important leadership qualities fit neatly into these seven behaviors. Moreover, each of these seven behaviors can be linked to a part of the human body. This allows us to emphasize the reality that they are all equally important, and that all are essential to produce a well-functioning leadership machine (Bossidy, 2002).
The first building block presented is to "Know Your People and Your Business". As expressed in the book, it is important to remember that the majority of the information a leader receives has been filtered by those who are summarizing the details into a general overview. This allows it to be more easily digested. It also enhances the need for the leader to not simply trust in those reports, but to be intimately involved on several levels. To accomplish this, the leader must first know his people. The authors have termed it, "to live the business". In short, it means that it is crucial to know what is going on inside the business, and not merely view it as a spectator. As it relates to the human body, one could think of this as the brain. The knowledge one has about the business, both type and degree, is an important factor as it correlates to both the people and the business.
The second building block it is to "Insist on Realism". Realistic views create realistic assessments, which produce realistic solutions. It is important to understand the reality of the situation. Making excuses in an effort to make ourselves, or the business, appear better than it is, will only lead to failure in the end. As mentioned in the book, this really is the heart of execution. This is where it all comes together or falls apart. The lifeblood is in knowing that the information we have is true and accurate. Without it, all of the corresponding work is skewed.
The third block is to "Set Clear Goals and Priorities". A leader should spend the time necessary to determine which goals will be most beneficial to the business. Each goal should then be prioritized based upon its relationship to the business vision and needs. The leader should be mindful to choose a few goals that are important to assure that the goals do not conflict with available resources (Moynihan, 2012). Think of these as if they are the leader's mouth; those things that are communicated to the organization. The leader communication must be clean, concise and direct (De Vries, 2010).
The fourth block is the "Follow Through". It is equally important to act upon those things that we have taken the time and resources to evaluate, and decided to act upon. This can be the most important step, because it brings motion and action to the process. It is the feet of the execution. What good is a plan that has no follow-through? Resources, time and money have been wasted if the leader gets to this stage and fails to take action.
Fifth is to "Reward the Doers". The business, and subsequently its leader, have been said to be only as effective as the weakest member of the team. On the other foot, there will be those who are willing to exceed expectations, and have the ability to do so. As is mentioned in the book, respect and reward are earned values; and those who have earned that respect should be rewarded and promoted. In keeping with our full body illustration, think of these as the hands. They are not only the laboring portions of the body which put to action the goals of the business, but they are also the means by which they grasp the pay check.
In the sixth building block, the leader must seek to continue to "Expand People's Capabilities". This requires the leader's ability to coach those people whom they lead in a way that promotes their growth and feeds their talents. This can be done by simply asking questions and returning constructive feedback (Duden, 2011). The leader must be mindful that they have the responsibility to assist those they lead. Achieving what they have the capability and willingness of becoming, should be a priority for the leader. This can be likened to the muscular structure of the body (Derue, 2011). The more we exercise it and strengthen it, the harder it will work for us. It is important to remember the 80-20 rule. Eighty percent of what we learn is not based upon what we are instructed in, but rather by the examples that we see in action (Sitkin, 2011).
Finally, the leader must bind all these blocks together. "Knowing Yourself" and knowing your business, or in this illustration, your body, will enable the leader to have the strength of character to deal with the unpleasant issues and conflicts that may arise. They will be able to follow though in a way that will build a foundation whereby the building blocks of execution can flourish (Sitkin, 2011).
These leadership principles are not new. Defined as the two dimensions of: effectiveness and efficiency (Barnard, 1938), goals achievements and group maintenance (Cartwright and Zander, 1960), instrumental and expressive needs (Etzioni, 1961) or system oriented or person oriented behaviors (Stogdill, 1963), they all encompass both a human and organizational aspect. These same dimensions were later redefined into theories of human and organizational behaviors such as traits, skills, style, and situational adaptation (Northouse, 2004). Although called by different names and theories over the past 100 years, these leadership qualities all have the same organization and individual principles (De Vries, 2010). It is however, the leader's execution of these principles, theories and behaviors that defines the outcome.
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Q: Inside boundaries I'm using this article to write a fluid simulation application.
I can't manage to implement the inside boundaries. As far as i know when I'm setting the boundaries (in the set_bnd function) for each cell that is inside the boundary I should calculate the average value from the adjacent non-boundary cells like this:
for (i = 0 ; i < n ; i++)
{
  for (j = 0 ; j < n ; j++)
  {
     if (isBoundary(i,j)
     {
        sum = 0;
        count = 0;
        if (!isBoundary(i+1,j) {
           sum += x[i+1][j];
        }
        if (!isBoundary(i-1,j) {
           sum += x[i-1][j];
        }
        if (!isBoundary(i,j+1) {
           sum += x[i][j+1];
        }
        if (!isBoundary(i,j-1) {
           sum += x[i-1][j];
        }
        x[i][j] = sum / 4;
     }
  }
}

Unfortunately the smoke is absorbed and disappears in contact with boundary surface.
My math background is not sufficient to understand every part of the calculation, so I'll be very grateful if someone points me the right direction.

A: Here is some code to explain further.
insideBound is array (1 - boundary, 0 - empty, the fluid can pass trough)
#define FOR_EACH_CELL for ( i=1 ; i<=N ; i++ ) { for ( j=1 ; j<=N ; j++ ) {

void set_bnd ( int N, int b, float * x, int * insideBound )
{
int i, j;
float sum;
int count;

for ( i=1 ; i<=N ; i++ ) {
    x[IX(0  ,i)] = b==1 ? -x[IX(1,i)] : x[IX(1,i)];
    x[IX(N+1,i)] = b==1 ? -x[IX(N,i)] : x[IX(N,i)];
    x[IX(i,0  )] = b==2 ? -x[IX(i,1)] : x[IX(i,1)];
    x[IX(i,N+1)] = b==2 ? -x[IX(i,N)] : x[IX(i,N)];
}
x[IX(0  ,0  )] = 0.5f*(x[IX(1,0  )]+x[IX(0  ,1)]);
x[IX(0  ,N+1)] = 0.5f*(x[IX(1,N+1)]+x[IX(0  ,N)]);
x[IX(N+1,0  )] = 0.5f*(x[IX(N,0  )]+x[IX(N+1,1)]);
x[IX(N+1,N+1)] = 0.5f*(x[IX(N,N+1)]+x[IX(N+1,N)]);

if (!b) return;

FOR_EACH_CELL
    sum = 0.0f;
    count = 0;
    if (insideBound[IX(i,j)] == 1)
    {
        if (insideBound[IX(i-1,j)] != 1)
        {
            count++;
            sum = sum + x[IX(i-1,j)];
        }

        if (insideBound[IX(i+1,j)] != 1)
        {
            count++;
            sum = sum + x[IX(i+1,j)];
        }

        if (insideBound[IX(i,j-1)] != 1)
        {
            count++;
            sum = sum + x[IX(i, j-1)];
        }

        if (insideBound[IX(i,j+1)] != 1)
        {
            count++;
            sum = sum + x[IX(i, j+1)];
        }

        if (count > 0)
        {
            x[IX(i,j)] = -sum / count;
        } else {
            x[IX(i,j)]  = 0;
        }

    }

END_FOR

}

Per book (working):
In the first loop are set top, right, bottom and left boundary cells.
Since for them there is only one adjacent cell that is not bound the cell get its value. (I don't know why its opposite for U and the same value for V)
After the first loop, the corner boundary values are set. Here they get average values from their adjacent cells (i guess since there is no adjacent cell that is not boundary they use boundary cells).
Mine, not working properly:
if (!b) return - ignores calculations for density and updates only velocity.
The loop calculates the values for all boundary cells (again, average values from the adjacent cells that are not boundaries themselves).
I get almost realistic result from this methods, but there is big loses in the density and some bugs with too big boundaries where the fluid disappears completely.

A: I've managed to find a solution, here it is for potential people with the same problem
void set_bnd ( int N, int b, float * x, int * insideBound )
{
    int i, j;
    float sum, tmp;
    int count;

    for ( i=1 ; i<=N ; i++ ) {
        x[IX(0  ,i)] = b==1 ? -x[IX(1,i)] : x[IX(1,i)];
        x[IX(N+1,i)] = b==1 ? -x[IX(N,i)] : x[IX(N,i)];
        x[IX(i,0  )] = b==2 ? -x[IX(i,1)] : x[IX(i,1)];
        x[IX(i,N+1)] = b==2 ? -x[IX(i,N)] : x[IX(i,N)];
    }
    x[IX(0  ,0  )] = 0.5f*(x[IX(1,0  )]+x[IX(0  ,1)]);
    x[IX(0  ,N+1)] = 0.5f*(x[IX(1,N+1)]+x[IX(0  ,N)]);
    x[IX(N+1,0  )] = 0.5f*(x[IX(N,0  )]+x[IX(N+1,1)]);
    x[IX(N+1,N+1)] = 0.5f*(x[IX(N,N+1)]+x[IX(N+1,N)]);

    if (!b) return;

    for ( i=1 ; i<=N ; i++ ) {
        for ( j=1 ; j<=N ; j++ ) {
            sum = 0.0f;
            count = 0;
            if (insideBound[IX(i,j)] == 1)
            {
                if (insideBound[IX(i-1,j)] != 1)
                {
                    count++;
                    if (b == 2)
                        tmp = -x[IX(i-1,j)];
                    else
                        tmp = x[IX(i-1,j)];

                    sum = sum + tmp;
                }

                if (insideBound[IX(i+1,j)] != 1)
                {
                    count++;
                    if (b == 2)
                        tmp = -x[IX(i+1,j)];
                    else
                        tmp =  x[IX(i+1,j)];
                    sum = sum + tmp;
                }

                if (insideBound[IX(i,j-1)] != 1)
                {
                    count++;
                    if (b == 1)
                        tmp = - x[IX(i, j-1)];
                    else
                        tmp =  x[IX(i, j-1)];
                    sum = sum + tmp;
                }

                if (insideBound[IX(i,j+1)] != 1)
                {
                    count++;
                    if (b == 1)
                        tmp = -x[IX(i, j+1)];
                    else
                        tmp = x[IX(i, j+1)];
                    sum = sum + tmp;
                }

                if (count > 0)
                {
                    x[IX(i,j)] = -sum / count;
                } else {
                    x[IX(i,j)]  = 0;
                }
            }
        }
    }
}

insideBound is boolean array (0,1) which indicates the cells that are boundaries. Works with one or more boundary areas, but they should be at least 3 cells wide and high.

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The "Canine Cooperation Hypothesis"
Tracking the evolutionary origins of dog-human cooperation: the "Canine Cooperation Hypothesis"
At present, beyond the fact that dogs can be easier socialized with humans than wolves, we know little about the motivational and cognitive effects of domestication. Despite this, it has been suggested that during domestication dogs have become socially more tolerant and attentive than wolves. These two characteristics are crucial for cooperation, and it has been argued that these changes allowed dogs to successfully live and work with humans. However, these domestication hypotheses have been put forward mainly based on dog-wolf differences reported in regard to their interactions with humans. Thus, it is possible that these differences reflect only an improved capability of dogs to accept humans as social partners instead of an increase of their general tolerance, attentiveness and cooperativeness. At the Wolf Science Center, in order to detangle these two explanations, we raise and keep dogs and wolves similarly socializing them with conspecifics and humans and then test them in interactions not just with humans but also conspecifics. When investigating attentiveness toward human and conspecific partners using different paradigms, we found that the wolves were at least as attentive as the dogs to their social partners and their actions. Based on these findings and the social ecology of wolves, we propose the Canine Cooperation Hypothesis suggesting that wolves are characterized with high social attentiveness and tolerance and are highly cooperative. This is in contrast with the implications of most domestication hypotheses about wolves. We argue, however, that these characteristics of wolves likely provided a good basis for the evolution of dog-human cooperation
Full text: http://journal.frontiersin.org/Journal/10.3389/fpsyg.2014.01582/full
Download pdf: "Canine Cooperation Hypothesis"
Friederike Range earned a Ph.D. in Psychology from the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, USA, studying free-ranging non-human primates. Her postdoctoral research she conducted at the University of Vienna, where she, together with her colleagues, established the Clever Dog Lab and the Wolf Science Center. 2011 she got a position as senior researcher at the Messerli Research Institute at the University of Veterinary Medicine, Vienna. Range's work on the effects of domestication on cognitive abilities of dogs is currently supported by an ERC starting grant.
Frederike Range: http://loop.frontiersin.org/people/23720/overview
Zsófia Virányi received her Ph.D. on Ethology at the Eötvös University in Budapest, Hungary. She conducted postdoctoral projects at the Konrad Lorenz Institute for Evolution and Cognition Research, Altenberg, Austria and at the University of Vienna. She is a founder of the Clever Dog Lab and the Wolf Science Center, and was the coordinator of the ESF Research Networking Programme "CompCog". She holds a senior researcher position at the Messerli Research Institute at the University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna. Her work currently is supported by a WWTF and an FWF grant.
Zsófia Virányi: http://loop.frontiersin.org/people/24900/overview
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With its vibrant colors and unique silhouette, hanbok, or traditional Korean attire, has often been regarded as one of the most iconic aspects of Korean culture. Up until a century ago, Koreans wore hanbok as everyday clothes to work, school and public outings. The tradition of wearing the elaborate, multi-layered dress eventually faded as Koreans opted for the convenience of Western-style clothing.
Korean designer Hwang Yi-seul, also known as Dew Hwang, is pushing for hanbok to make a comeback with her clothing line Leesle, which specializes in creating casual hanbok that can easily be worn on a daily basis.
Her designs incorporate the empire and A-line silhouettes of traditional hanbok, but are created from quality fabrics, such as cotton, denim and linen, to achieve a clean and modern look. These modernized hanbok dresses are sold in a variety of colors, from soft pastels to bolder tones, and trendy patterns. Buttons, zippers, pockets and elastic waistbands are sewn into the dresses to make it easy and comfortable to wear.
Hwang's casual hanbok dresses retail anywhere from $100 to $150.
In 2007, Hwang designed and wore a fusion hanbok inspired by the popular Korean comic book Goong to a costume parade at Chonbuk National University. After many people praised her for her craft, Hwang decided to sell hanbok online. She sold her first creation in five days and her second in a week.
Three months later, Hwang opened her online store, Sonjjang Design Hanbok, using a meager investment of 45,000 won (about $43) to register the business. She made the first few hanbok from leftover fabrics from her parents' bedding store, according to Chosun Ilbo.
Since launching her store, Hwang has branched out her business to include fusion hanbok cocktail dresses, wedding dresses, casual wear and children's clothing. Her monthly sales now reach around 25 million won ($21,466).
If you fell in love with these beautiful designs and want to change up your wardrobe game, you can order your own Leesle hanbok on Hwang's online store.
KoreAm writer Reera Yoo contributed to this article.
*Correction: This article previously stated that sonjjang-hanbok.com was the official website for Leesle hanbok. We have updated the article to list leesle.kr as the correct website. KoreAm regrets the error.


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Archbishop Warda: Iraq unrest signals rejection of post-2003 settlement
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The largest protests in Iraq since the overthrow of Saddam Hussein signal the rejection by most Iraqis of the country's post-2003 structure and government, the Chaldean Archbishop of Erbil told the UN Security Council Wednesday, December 4.
Since the beginning of October 2019, hundreds of thousands of Iraqis have been protesting government corruption. They have also objected to Iran's influence over their country's internal affairs. More than 420 have been killed by security forces.
The protests are "a rejection of a sectarian-based constitution, which has divided Iraq and prevented it from becoming a unified and functioning country. Instead of bringing hope and prosperity, the current government structure has brought continued corruption and despair, especially to the youth of Iraq," Archbishop Bashar Warda said at a Security Council meeting on Iraq held in New York City December 4.
He added that the Iraqi youth "have made it clear that they want Iraq to be independent of foreign interference, and to be a place where all can live together as equal citizens in a country of legitimate pluralism and respect for all."
Archbishop Warda noted that Christians and other minorities "have been welcomed into the protest movement by the Iraqi Muslims," which "demonstrates real hope for positive changes in which a new government in Iraq will be much more positive towards a genuinely multi-religious Iraq with full citizenship for all and an end to this sectarian disease which has so violently harmed and degraded us all."
He also highlighted the non-violent nature of the protests, especially in the face of the crackdown by security forces.
"At stake is whether Iraq will finally emerge from the trauma of Saddam and the past 16 years to become a legitimate, independent and functioning country, or whether it will become a permanently lawless region, open to proxy wars between other countries and movements, and a servant to the sectarian demands of those outside Iraq," the archbishop stated.
He said that if the protests lead to a new government with a new constitution "not based in Sharia but instead based upon the fundamental concepts of freedom for all, then a time of hope can still exist for the long suffering Iraqi people."
"If the protest movement is not successful, if the international community stands by and allows the murder of innocents to continue, Iraq will likely soon fall into civil war, the result of which will send millions of young Iraqis, including most Christians and Yazidis, into the diaspora," he added.
Archbishop Warda urged the international community not to support "false changes in leadership which do not really represent change." He charged that "the ruling power groups do not intend to give up control, and that they will make every effort to fundamentally keep the existing power structures in place."
He said Iraq's government has a a "broken nature," with a "fundamental need for change and replacement."
"The first step must be the initiation of early elections," stated the archbishop. He called for freedom of the press before and during the elections, as well as UN monitoring and observation "by all major parties in Iraq so that the elections are legitimate, free and fair."
For Archbishop Warda, "only in this way can a new government set a course for the future of an Iraq which is free of corruption and where there is full citizenship and opportunity for all."
Marginalized Iraqis look to the international community for "action and support," he added. "We hold you all accountable for this. Iraq, the country which has so often been harmed, now looks to you all for help. We believe we have a future, and we ask you not to turn away from us now."
After his briefing of the Security Council, Archbishop Warda said that Christians and other minorities in Iraq stand with "Muslim protestors as together they seek a better life, based on equality regardless of religious belief. Either Iraq will develop as these protestors hope, moving away from political violence and the current sectarian power structure and taking its rightful place among nations who respect the rights of all regardless of their faith, or it will slide backwards, a fate previewed in the killing of protestors and most notably with the genocide and other carnage at the hands of ISIS. In this latter case, Iraqi sovereignty too will be undermined as its strong neighbors meddle in its internal affairs."
Cardinal Louis Raphael I Sako, Chaldean Patriarch of Babylon, said his community will not have public Christmas celebrations, "out of respect for the dead and wounded among protesters and security forces, and in solidarity with the pains of their families," The New Arab reported Dec. 3.
"There will be no decorated Christmas trees in the churches or streets, no celebrations and no reception at the patriarchate," he stated.


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The book is part autobiographical as Mackey counts his personal story and his company's. The books is replete with great anectodes that exemplify so well what a conscious company is and how it can succeed suberbly.
The book starts as a tribute to Capitalism, a force that, to the author, has brought untold wealth to billions of people. If it has gone bad in the past three decades it is because it has lost its tracks and principles that governed it before. A manifestation of this is the staggering salaries received by CEOs nowadays.
To the authors, Conscious Capitalism is opposed to Corporate Social Responsibility in many ways as shown on page 38. Their view makes so much sense one would wonder why people should work in CSR at all. But this still doesn't mean that CSR is irrelevant as all companies transitionning to Conscious Capitalism fully won't most unfortunately occur overnight.
Currently Capitalism is all about maximising short-term stocks value, The Shareholder Value Myth (read my review). This vision of Capitalism is both short-sighted and narrow-minded (on top of being dangerous for the companies and our Society as a whole).
On the opposite, Conscious Capitalim is all inclusive of all stakeholders and has a long-term vision. The authors advocate putting Love and Care front and center of the Business. This is so refreshing and far from what is being taught and preached in most business schools.
The authors also believe in the end of marketing as companies do not need to lure customers any more. Instead, customers come to you as they now that they are offiered great products, great services, at a good price.
Now you might think that these companies mustn't fare well compared to the ones sticking their guns to "traditional" Capitalism, or rather its current version. Well, you would be utterly wrong as according to the authors, these companies have done much better than their competitors.
Among the companies that are practicing this are Whole Foods Market (obviously), the Tata Group (a huge conglomerate from India), Southwest Airlines, POSCO, Patagonia and countless others. Conscious Capitalism is also an organization with several chapters in the United States and globally.
Last but not least, a whole section is dedicated to tips to enable the reader to become a conscious leader : health, mental, physical, diet, veganism or eating less meat. It is really a one of a kind book. This is once again such a breath of fresh air.
To infer this review, I was profoundly inspired reading this article. While I may be sceptical of some points, I believe many others are worth reading and will become established truths as many more companies will become conscious businesses.
Grade : 18 out of 20. A must read for Business-oriented people.
as a blog-slacker i may not carry the weight of active social participants–but–i wish to impart my consumer POV in the mix.
correct; the clientele will come without the outrageous marketing imposed upon the tired minds of the middle class and the thin earnings of the low wagers.
on the reverse side of the balanced philosophy of the conscious capitalists, there is great opportunity for the buyers to practice "conscious consumerism" we have the power to SELECT the places where we shop–we have the power to screen the marketers online–we have the power of each dollar we earn and choose to spend. period!
Thanks Nadine for your comment. It is always a pleasure.
I totally agree with you that citizens / consumers have to vote and vote with their wallets for the changes they want to see.


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The 7 best websites for Modernist real estate
Property I 28.06.16 I by Betty Wood
Where to find 20th-century treasures
The White House by architect Amyas Connell is on the market for £2.1m via The Modern House
Our appetite for Modernist architecture continues to grow. Decades after its post-WWII heyday, the style has inspired legions of devotees with its purist ethos. And it's easy to see why.
Flowing space, a lack of ornamentation and truth to materials were just a few of Modernism's battle cries, as was the mantra 'form follows function' and a symbiosis between indoor and outdoor spaces. These still resonate today.
Le Corbusier took things to the extreme, imagining homes as 'machines for living in', but Modernism acquired its own local nuances as it crossed continents and decades. Consider the sober Bauhaus buildings of Walter Gropius in Germany alongside the curvaceous, space age homes of John Lautner in California.
Now a growing breed of estate agents are establishing themselves as the style's bastions. This rabble of realtors are the go-to sources for buying Modernist properties across the world.
Architecture For Sale, worldwide
Wiley House in Connecticut by Philip Johnson is marketed via Architecture for Sale at $14m
Was there ever a name so apt? This international website cherry-picks residential architecture for its credentials and aesthetics. Expect John Lautner-designed ranch homes alongside International style houses by Philip Johnson.
Be aware, this site is not for Modernist purists. AFS dips into a myriad of architectural styles, but midcentury architecture is the dominant theme. Among our favourites is Johnson's Wiley House in Connecticut (above) and Pierre Koenig's 1966 design The Henbest-Birkett Residence in California.
Modern House, Australia
Bullock House (1954) in Killara, via Modern House (c)
Australia has an abundance of Modernist architecture, a fact this realtor champions proudly.
Modern House – not to be confused with the similarly titled UK estate agent, The Modern House – was founded by former advertising creative Marcus Lloyd-Jones in 2012, who has a discerning eye. Firstly, he only sells architect-designed residences (usually around the Sydney area). Secondly, the site treats each house as a research project, delving into its history and pedigree and presenting each property as a 'book' for interested buyers – and curious readers.
You won't find hundreds of listings on this site, but the ones you do are gems. 'What they share in common are extraordinary spaces (great and small) perfectly tuned to their climate and setting, and crafted for living life,' MH say.
The Modern House, UK
A Grade II-listed property by architect John Schwerdt in Rye, East Sussex. It's on the market via The Modern House for £2.9m
If ever an estate agent has raised the bar for selling property, it's The Modern House. Back in 2005, Albert Hill and Matt Gibberd, stepped out of the editorial world – including magazines Wallpaper* and The World of Interiors respectively – to create their specialist agency for Modernist and contemporary homes in the UK.
Hallmarks of the duo's life as mag-men can be read in every single listing: shot by professional architectural photographers and accompanied colourful details about the building's history.
All their properties – whether from the 1930s or 2016 – follow core Modernist ideas about flowing space, natural light, truth to materials, and the relationship between architecture and its environment. Styles range from this dinky 1930s apartment by Howes & Jackman to a sprawling 1960s home by an unsung hero, Peter Foggo.
Architecturally Significant Homes, Texas, USA
5303 Waneta Drive in Dallas – designed by Hidell & Decker Architects – is on the market via Douglas Newby & Associates for $1.15m
Well, it would hardly advertise selling insignificant houses now would it?
Realtor Douglas Newby's 'Significant Homes' website is on the 'old skool' side but what it lacks in swish web design, it makes up for in architectural clout.
The Dallas-based realtor pulls in some of Texas' best houses on the market, of which midcentury modern is a dominant strand, like this 1951 home by local architects Hidell and Decker (pictured). There's also a lovingly compiled section breaking down the individual facets of the Texas Modern aesthetic.
Modern Capital DC, northeast USA
Owings Mills house by architect James Grieves is on the market via Modern Capital DC for $679,000. Photography: John Cole
The US capital might be best known for its Neo-classical structures, but there are plenty of midcentury treasures to be found. Journalist-turned-realtor Michael Shapiro specialises in selling Modernist properties across Maryland, Virginia and Washington DC.
As a 'one-man-band' kind of a operation, Modern Capital is more spartan than some of the larger agencies on this list, but we've included it because you'd be hard pressed to find a better curation of Potomac midcentury residencies out there. Currently listed is local architect James Grieves' own 1960s Modernist home, fully restored and on the market for $679,000.
An extra bonus is Shapiro's neighbourhood guide, picking out midcentury modern hot spots across the states.
Modern Living LA, California, USA
300 Canyon View Drive by architect Rodney Walker is on the market via Modern Living LA for $3.895m
Los Angeles was an early adopter of the Modernist style and has become one of its richest enclaves in North America. Modern Living LA specialises in selling Modernist homes across the city, from the Hollywood Hills to Silverlake and Beverly Hills.
There's a certain 'Hollywood sheen' to the houses it presents – think Mad Men or check out its Instagram if you don't know what we mean – which are designed by the likes of Raphael Soriano, Craig Elwood, R.M. Schindler, John Lautner, Carl Maston and Buff & Hensman.
This $3.85 million self-confessed 'midcentury marvel' by Case Study architect Rodney Walker is currently taking our fancy.
360 Modern, northwest USA
Beach House designed by William Bain Jr via 360 Modern
'We find, showcase and sell modern homes. Period.' So says 360 Modern, which is dedicated to classic Modern (1920s-1970s) and contemporary Modern properties in Washington, particularly in Seattle and Tacoma.
Its 'featured homes' section collates the most startling examples on its books, including this glass and steel A-frame property by Sandler-Kilburn Architects and 1966 beach-house home by William Bain Jr. The blog is also worth a browse, with posts on upcoming auctions, books and tips for refurbishing midcentury homes.
Read next: our rental of the week is a Modernist pad in Penzance
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Carl Norquist was unsure where he would land after he graduated from Augustana University in 2017. What he did know was that he craved a profession where he could write. In October 2017, an opportunity presented itself and he joined the KTIV News 4 news team as an evening producer.
In college, Carl double-majored in Art and English. Although not a journalism major in the conventional sense, studies in art and literature provide Carl with the skills to think critically and examine issues from multiple perspectives. The news is ultimately an industry that runs on facts, but how people react to and read those facts varies significantly from person to person. In that way, Carl's background with Art and literature has helped him to see the abstractions present in every story and to establish the look and flow that is present in every newscast.
Carl was born in Edina, Minnesota and spent most of his childhood in the southern Minnesota town of Northfield. In 2010, Carl moved to Kimballton, Iowa and attended high school in the Harlan Community School district. There, he was involved with marching band, choir, and mock trial.
At Augustana, Carl spent the majority of his time drawing and etching Intaglio prints in the School's art department. Summers would be spent in Montana working as a counselor at a remote Lutheran bible camp in the Absaroka-Beartooth wilderness. As a counselor, Carl led highschoolers on week-long excursions into the mountains. Following his most recent summer, Carl moved to Sioux City in August 2017.
KTIV has given Carl the freedom to follow his passion in more ways than one. Although not a path he expected to follow, working in news lets Carl learn more about Siouxland and the stories that people want to tell. News 4 has provided plenty of opportunities for Carl to connect with the issue people truly care about, and to hone his voice as a writer and storyteller.
Feel free to email Carl at cnorquist@ktiv.com or message him on twitter @CarlKTIV4.


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"Mean, Green, Entertainment Machine"
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JEFF GOLDBLUM & THE MILDRED SNITZER ORCHESTRA
WITH SPECIAL GUEST MELODY SWEETS
"Melody Sweets is going big-fly (pun is intended) in her return to the stage ..."
Melody Sweets' New Single Out NOW!
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Curtain Up: 'R.U.N' with Reavo, Melody Sweets sings with Elvis and more ...
Melody Sweets took to the stage at Harrah's Showroom Saturday night to sing one of her favorite Elvis hits, "You're the Boss," with the cast of "Elvis Presley's Heartbreak Hotel in Concert." Sweets, the multi-talented singer, dancer and burlesque artist ...
Curtain Up: Melody Sweets, Matt Goss, Mondays Dark and more
Local chanteuse Melody Sweets is back on the scene with a new single, "Flavor of the Month," set to be released this Friday, August 16. It features cast members from Chippendales, Cirque du Soleil, "Crazy Girls," "Magic Mike Live," "Opium" and other shows.
Melody Sweets' Return to the Stage ...
Melody Sweets' return to the stage is among the highlights of the Burlesque Hall of Fame Weekend at The Orleans.
The Burlesque Hall of Fame Debuts its Bigger and Sexier New Museum
Tease Queen and BHOF board member Melody Sweets said she's excited to see the burlesque community's hard work come to fruition. "I only wish that [BHOF originators and burlesque legends] Jennie Lee and Dixie Evans were still around today to see their dream come to reality," Sweets says. "They would be so proud."
Melody Sweets Dazzles ...
Chanteuse Melody Sweets, put on a holiday version of her show "The Sweets' Spot" December 19, which also happened to be her birthday. Joined by Santa Fe & The Fat City Horns as her band and vocalist Jassen Allen, Sweets performed a lineup of holiday hits as well as her own original songs, including "Santa Maybe."
Las Vegas MAGAZINE - Q&A with Melody Sweets
Melody Sweets has evolved from the alpha burlesque queen ...
Melody Sweets ... one of Las Vegas' most recognizable entertainers ...
It seems like Melody Sweets has been one of Las Vegas' most recognizable entertainers since she arrived from New York City in 2011 to perform in the acclaimed Absinthe at Caesars Palace. That's probably because the petite burlesque star with the big, soulful voice pops up all over town to support her fellow performers and participate in charitable events, something she says has been easy to do.
Melody Sweets Set to Take Her Final Shot of Absinthe
Melody Sweets, the original Green Fairy in the hit production "Absinthe," is leaving the Spiegeltent.
Sweets announced Monday she will depart from Caesars Palace's Roman Plaza on Oct. 22, when her contract with production company Spiegelworld expires. Sweets is an original cast member of the show dating to its opening on the Strip in April 2011, and she originated the Green Fairy character.
Melody Sweets Fills in for Robin Leach as Guest Columnist for The Review Journal
And, it all starts today with ... Melody Sweets!
Melody Sweets' New Year Resolution
"I'd like to wear less more often."
Catherine Zeta Jones? No!
Melody Sweets!
Vegas' Strip Performers Ought to be in Pictures ...
"... she uprooted herself and moved to Hollywood and that takes (guts). I have a similar story ..."
"The Sweets' Spot" is the #1 Featured "13 Things to do in Las Vegas ..."
On Monday, May 22 the acclaimed burlesque singer Melody Sweets stars in The Sweets' Spot at Cabaret Jazz at The Smith Center.
In The Mood For A Melody
Her Tuesday burlesque production, titled "The Sweets Spot," hinted at her pre-"Absinthe" cabaret shows in New York, and she noted at the top, "Look at this place! It's beautiful! I am not used to singing in buildings anymore!" She unleashed "Dean Martin's "When You're Drinking," her own "As Good as it Gets," and a cover of Alice Cooper's "Is it My Body," ... Magician Mac King of Harrah's opened the night, and the guest stars were figures famous on the Vegas burlesque scene ...
Melody Sweets Satisfies
"Absinthe" at Caesars Palace singer and burlesque star Melody Sweets sure delivered on her promise of dazzling eye candy at her "Sweets' Spot" evening of decadence at Cabaret Jazz in The Smith Center on Tuesday night." -Robin Leach
Melody Sweets Blends Burlesque and the Circus
She's known to fans of the Las Vegas show "Absinthe" as the alluring Green Fairy, one of the many colorful performers in the raunchy, hilarious, adults-only spectacle at Caesars Palace. But on June 26, Melody Sweets will be the ringmaster for her very own production beneath the big white tent outside Caesars Palace, "Big Top Circus and Burlesque."
What Does Melody Sweets Carry In Her Swarovski Encrusted Handbag?
Today, singer and burlesque performer Melody Sweets gives us a glimpse of what she carries in her handbag. Here, she carries a Swarovski-covered vintage clutch. Find out what's inside Sweet's handbag, including two of the hottest things ever found in a handbag ...
Melody Sweets Captivates Audience in Broadway Musical 'Million Dollar Quartet' at Harrah's Las Vegas
Melody Sweets took the stage at Harrah's Las Vegas alongside the cast of the smash-hit musical Million Dollar Quartet for a sizzling encore performance of Janis Martin's "My Boy Elvis"
Melody Sweets' Top 10 Things To Do In Las Vegas!
As Robin Leach settles into a northern Italian lake district lifestyle before his traditional summer vacation under the Tuscan sun in Italy — plus Lake Como and Lake Maggiore this year — many of our Strip personalities have again stepped forward in his absence to pen their own words of wisdom. We continue today with knockout burlesque beauty Melody Sweets.
Melody Sweets Presents The World Premiere of 'Love Digitale'
It's time to turn up the heat with ABSINTHE's sultry Green Fairy, Melody Sweets. Known for her seductive and sensual burlesque performances, Sweets is set to debut the world premiere of "Love Digitale," a new single from her hit album,
Burlesque in the Black
Now starring on the Strip: Manny Pacquiao?! Plus, Holly Madison, Melody Sweets
You might be wondering, "Johnny, when is this Melody Sweets performance at 'Million Dollar Quartet' going to happen?"
Our Cover Girl, Melody Sweets, is Making HERstory..
"Melody Sweets is Las Vegas Magazine's 1st Centerfold!"
Photos by Christopher DeVargas
Melody gets challenged at the Richard Petty Driving Experience
Watch Melody race fellow strip headliners ...
See Melody perform LIVE on the Vegas Morning Blend on Channel 13!
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The 2017 mid-year management work meeting of Huaxia Leon was held in Huanghua from July 5 to July 8, 2017. The meeting was organized to summarize the work in the first half of the year and formulate a work plan for the second half of the year, sum up experience and lessons, compare and examine the understandings of the branches and departments on their own work and their knowledge about the ways of and systems for carrying out work, and work out specific measures for improving and resolving problems to ensure the successful achievement of the task indicators this year.
Chairman Li Xiangli presided over the meeting and gave a keynote speech. The meeting was also attended by 37 managers of offices, branches and functional departments.
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Joan Altisent i Ceardi (Barcelone,  - Barcelone, ) est un compositeur espagnol.

Biographie

Il a étudié la musique au Conservatoire de Barcelone et a dirigé pendant de nombreuses années l'Orfeó Barcelonés. Il s'est également consacré à l'enseignement de la musique. Comme compositeur, il suit une voie traditionnelle, s'intéressant spécialement à la musique de la Renaissance.

Œuvres

Opéra
Lirio di valli (1957)
En Tirant lo Blanc a Grècia (1958), opéra bouffe sur un livret de Joan Sales qui amis en vers l'œuvre originale
Amunt (1952); opéra créé au Grand théâtre du Liceu, sur un livret de Jaume Picas, avec l'intervention de José Carreras encore enfant.
Un bateig de fadrins i mosses (inédit), zarzuela en un acte sur un livret de Josep Iglésies.

Musique d'orchestre
 Prélude pour un drame musical.
 Canciones catalanas, soprano soliste (1936).
 Canciones castellanas, soprano soliste (1951)
 Concerto pour hautbois et orchestre (1953).
 Double concerto pour flûte, clarinette et orchestre (1954)
 Concerto pour harpe et orchestre (1955).

Musique chorale
 Poema de la Resurrección.

Musique de chambre
 Scherzo et choral avec variations, quintette à vent.

Références

Liens externes

Compositeur espagnol de musique classique de la période moderne
Compositeur espagnol de musique classique de la période contemporaine
Compositeur espagnol d'opéra
Naissance en février 1891
Naissance à Barcelone
Décès en juin 1971
Décès à Barcelone
Décès à 80 ans

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All art and photography courtesy of HotRod Jen.
We first met "HotRod" Jen Thomas (née Skidmore) back in November of 2013 when writing a piece for Speedobilia in Hemmings Muscle Machines (issue #125) on her pinstriped Christmas ornaments. At the time, Jen's primary source of income came from her job as a designer making arrangements at a florist, but since then she has taken the leap and gone into business for herself full-time—pinstriping everything from cars, helmets and tool chests to art panels, skateboards and even walking canes—and recently the AACA Museum announced that it will be hosting an exhibit of her work.
Jen's pinstriped ornaments—available in a variety of colors and styles—were an immediate hit.
Like many of us, Jen associates the AACA Museum with the pinnacle of the car hobby, and living less than 10 minutes away from it, she has had the pleasure of frequently attending its top-notch events, like the Fall Swap, the Elegance and the Grand Ascent. So what went through Jen's mind when she learned that the renowned auto museum was interested in her art?
Detail photograph of Mike Szubas's 1932 ford coupe. Jen enjoys pulling the focus in her pictures in so you have to look at a particular car in a new, more abstract way.
Jen comes from a long line of artists and gearheads, so the fact that she would eventually combine the two isn't all that surprising. When Jen was in high school, she would go to shows and snap detail photographs of cars so that she could draw or paint them later. "I wanted to be more artistic instead of just drawing an image of a full car," she says. This method allowed her to take time studying her subject so she could get it just right, and it had the added benefit of developing her skills as a photographer.
The iconic afterburners and tailfin of a 1959 Cadillac, rendered by Jen in charcoal.
Then, when she won the Congressional Art Competition with a pastel drawing of a 1942 Ford Business Coupe and a 1937 Dodge, Jen realized that her art could have broad appeal, so in 2004 she began taking it on the car show circuit. It was at one of these shows that a can of 1 Shot pinstriping paint came into her life.
HotRod Jen hard at work at a car show. Notice she's a lefty; that makes pinstriping just that much more challenging.
Her uncle, an artist, taught her the basics of how to hold and load the brush. After only 20 minutes of instruction, he proclaimed her a natural. Then the real work began. Jen is one of those rare artists who is always practicing her art, whether it be creating custom and spec pieces or polishing her technique and attending workshops to learn new ones.
Of course this helmet says "Or die" on the other side! Gold leafing is another skill Jen has learned and gotten quite good at.
One of Jen's early mentors was her high school art teacher, Sally Dunn, who not only cultivated her artistic ability, but her sense of social responsibility as well. "She really inspired us to help out those who were less fortunate," explains Jen. "I'm really happy that I can now do that by doing my art." Because of Ms. Dunn, Jen is always paying it forward, making beautiful works of art to be auctioned at various events to raise money for charity.
Jen painted this unique creeper to be auctioned at the Jim Crawford Pinstripe Jamboree to benefit the Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children.
The best artists innovate rather than replicate—"Make it new!" the poet Ezra Pound urged—and this is what we think may ultimately cause Jen to be remembered as one of the great pinstripe artists of her generation. "I don't limit myself to what people think pinstriping should be; instead, I think about what it could be," she says.
Her artist's eye is open wide all the time, and it's fairly omnivorous, drawing inspiration from everything from old machinery, vintage signs and traditional tattoos, to unfurling fern fronds and even music.
Vintage hand-lettered signs have been a big source of inspiration for Jen, one that has had obvious benefits.
That early appreciation for the aesthetics of the interwar era found fertile ground in her imagination; it began to grow and eventually bore fruit. She learned to Lindy Hop and swing, and before she knew it, Art Deco had found it's way into her art.
To exquisite effect, Jen marries her distinctive interpretation of Edward Eggleston's exotic "Lady of Mystery" (circa 1937) with gold leaf and Deco-inspired arabesque pinstriped designs in this 8 by 18-inch panel.
In many ways, pinstriping and the Art Deco aesthetic were made for one another. While the practice of pinstriping predates the era—it first appeared long before to accentuate and ornament furniture, safes, carriages, fire apparatuses and pretty much anything else people wanted to make seem special—it never quite came together with Deco the way Jen does it.
Of course that's because pinstriping had yet to undergo its renaissance, and Jen's style is very clearly of the lineage that began in that time in the early Fifties with artists like Tommy "The Greek" Hrones and Dean Jeffries and that extends to the "Weirdo" work of Ed Roth and Von Dutch.
Though Jen particularly enjoys creating Art Deco-inspired pieces, she is equally capable of an homage to the work of Von Dutch and Ed Roth.
Modern pinstriping tends to do more than highlight body lines and curves on cars and motorcycles. It's often a feature in it's own right, symmetrical and complex, incorporating loops, lyres, diamonds, spires and surfboard shapes in vibrant color and sometimes even gold leaf. With vision and skill, Jen is making it the perfect complement to the geometric shapes, exotic themes and deep lacquer-like colors so prominent in Art Deco period.
While Jen has been evolving her own style of pinstriping, she has also continued with her photography. On weekends when she's not showing her work at car shows, she can usually be found trackside at events like the Jalopy Showdown, the Jalopy Drags or The Race of Gentlemen, angling with her camera and flecked with shredded rubber or powdered with track dust. Her work has been featured on the cover of Autoweek and has appeared in The Rodder's Journal, Traditional Rod & Kulture, Rolls & Pleats, Hot Rods & Harleys and Hemmings Muscle Machines.
Running from March 11 to May 31st, the exhibit will feature a special pinstriping demonstration with Jen on March 12th at 2pm. As a Smithsonian affiliate, the AACA is offering admission to the demonstration free of charge as part of its Museum Day Live! program. Click here for details.


Covering British and also American bands from the 1960s, Paisley Craze revives the decade's worth of song as audiences relive the golden era of music. They perform everything from the Beatles, the Rolling Stones and the Animals to the Beach Boys, the Monkees and the Young Rascals, as well as psychedelic rock of Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin and Jefferson Airplane and Motown greats like Diana Ross and the Supremes, Aretha Franklin, and Smokey Robinson and the Miracles. This is a show you really don't want to miss! Get your tickets early!
In person at The Circle Theatre: 202 Circle Park Drive, Sebring, FL 33870 | Mon-Fri 9:00am - 4:00pm.


Some basic knowledge of public international law is strongly recommended. Students without such a background should contact the lecturer for additional reading suggestions.
The course structure is diveded into 4 partes. The first part of the course relates to the fundamental questions of international economic law: its structure, its subjects and sources, the relation of this branch of law with the questions related to sustainable development. The second part of the course is devoted to the analysis of the main international economic institutions both in their structure and in their operating and control mechanisms. In particular, the course will address International Monetary Fund and the World Bank Group. Special focus on the "conditionality mechanisms" and the protection of non-economic values.


Hewlett-Packard announced their new networked HP Scanjet 7650n networked, flatbed scanner on Wednesday that can scan documents and forward them, securely, over a network without a computer attached. Scanned documents can be forwarded to, for example, e-mail, ftp, printers or shared directories.
The flatbed scanner, designed for small to mid-size businesses and small workgroups, can scan at 12 ppm (6 ppm securely), and includes a document server to send documents to a wide variety of destinations.
Seamlessly integrate the secure HP Scanjet 7650n Networked Document Flatbed Scanner into an existing TCP/IP-supported network using the included document server.
Scan and send files directly to numerous network locations, including e-mail, FTP, URL, Web browsers, printers and more as PDF, JPEG, TIFF and other types ? no PC needed.
Easily set up and configure the network document server with an intuitive, user-friendly Web interface.
Transfer important documents throughout the network with security features such as SMTP and LDAP authentication that securely protect digital files.
The HP Scanjet 7650n is expected to ship in June, and is priced (street) at US$999.00.


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E3 2019 News Recap & Rewatch: Google Stadia Connect -- Price, Games, Release Date Revealed
Here's everything we learned about Stadia's games, launch, price, and more.
By Chris Pereira | @TheSmokingManX, Oscar Dayus | @dayusz, and Steve Watts on June 8, 2019 at 5:22PM PDT
Now Playing: Google Stadia Connect - Full Presentation | E3 2019
E3 2019 is tantalizingly close now, and Google has finally unveiled its plans for the video game industry during its Stadia Connect event--a presentation that was effectively its E3 press conference. Google revealed some important details about the new service, including price and release date. It also announced the games that will be available on the service when it launches. While a bunch of leaks spoiled several of the more notable surprises, it was still exciting to hear about Baldur's Gate III (coming from Larian Studios, the acclaimed developer of Divinity: Original Sin), Destiny 2: Shadowkeep, and plans for cross-saves in the latter.
In terms of details about the Stadia service, we learned about its subscription service, Stadia Pro; a Founder's Edition that allows you to access Stadia at launch; and what kind of experience you can expect based on your internet speed. While the aforementioned Destiny 2 and Baldur's Gate III announcements weren't the biggest games shown, we also heard about some other brand-new games (including a new Darksiders) and learned that Rockstar is onboard as a developer. Whether that means GTA V, Red Dead Redemption 2, or something else, however, remains unknown, as no specific Rockstar games were confirmed for Stadia.
We've got a roundup of all the Stadia games confirmed, but read on for a look at all of the biggest news from the event or check out our Stadia pre-order guide. We also have a rundown on what Stadia can do out of the box--there has been some uncertainty about what will be available at launch, and the Connect event provided a clearer understanding of how Stadia will operate in 2019.
How To Watch Stadia Event
Google Stadia Connect aired through Google's own Stadia YouTube channel. You can also check out the replay of the entire event through the video at the top of this post.
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Baldur's Gate 3
The first announcement out of the gate came from Larian Studios, the acclaimed developer behind Divinity: Original Sin. Confirming the leaks, it was revealed to be working on Baldur's Gate III. We saw a cinematic trailer and then heard about how the project came together.
Stadia Pro
Google will offer a premium version of Stadia known as Google Stadia Pro that enables 4K video in the games you play. It will also include free access to a selection of games and "exclusive" discounts. It will cost $10 per month.
Stadia Founder's Edition
To initially get access to Stadia, you'll have to purchase the Founder's Edition. For $129, you get a Chromecast Ultra, controller, three months of Stadia Pro, and a few other perks.
Stadia Controllers
Stadia again showcased its dedicated controllers for Stadia, including some colors and their prices. These work with a variety of devices and are priced at $70.
Stadia Internet Speed Requirements
Google VP Phil Harrison discussed how fast your internet has to be to use Stadia. Even with a 10 Mbps connection, you'll be able to get at least a 720p/60 FPS experience, according to Google, although higher speeds will enable 4K and HDR. For more, check out our rundown on Stadia internet speed requirements.
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Fighting games are among the most important to have a lag-free experience, and at least two will be available to test out Stadia's capabilities. Mortal Kombat 11 and Power Rangers: Battle for the Grid are both coming to Stadia.
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The upcoming Tom Clancy game, Ghost Recon Breakpoint, is coming to Stadia. The open-world co-op game was revealed recently, ahead of E3, as a sequel to Wildlands. Also coming to the platform is The Division 2, which joins one of the first games confirmed for the service: Ubisoft's Assassin's Creed Odyssey.
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Destiny 2 was not only confirmed for Stadia, but the complete version of the game will also be included with Stadia Pro for a limited time. That includes the new DLC and annual pass. Additionally, you'll be able to transfer your existing character from other platforms--although this has only been confirmed for PC and Xbox One. Sony apparently has not yet given the go-ahead for PS4 transfers.
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Beyond the fact that Destiny 2 will be available on the platform, Google's Stadia Connect event was home to the unveiling of the new DLC. Just as the leaks suggested, this was revealed to be Shadowkeep, which launches Fall 2019 and will apparently focus on Eris Morn and take players back to the moon. In addition to this DLC, there will be a new Annual Pass.
Rockstar Confirmed As A Stadia Dev
While we didn't get any specific games announced, Google has confirmed Rockstar will support Stadia. That could mean a version of Grand Theft Auto V or something older, though no doubt fans will be hoping this finally means a way to play Red Dead Redemption 2 on PC. At this point, however, we don't know what to expect.
Among the big-name games slated for consoles and PC that's coming to Stadia is Borderlands 3. It will be available on Stadia as soon as the service launches.
New Darksiders Game
THQ Nordic has continued to announce new games this week, and the latest is a new Darksiders game called Darksiders Genesis. This is a different sort of game than fans of the series are accustomed to, as it features an isometric perspective reminiscent of Diablo.
Gylt
Another of the brand-new games revealed during the Stadia event was Gylt, from the developers of Rime, Tequila Works. It looks to be an atmospheric, haunting adventure/puzzle game of sorts.
Get Packed
Yet another new game for Stadia is Get Packed. It appears to be an over-the-top, physics-based multiplayer game almost like Gang Beasts.
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In the 15 years since its inception, UHealthSolutions, the nonprofit business affiliate of UMass Medical School, has grown from managing the Massachusetts pharmaceutical assistance program to delivering high-performance, customized health care solutions to a variety of clients nationwide.
UHealthSolutions, known as Public Sector Partners until 2011, was launched in 2001 when it assumed responsibility for all of the operational components of the Massachusetts state pharmaceutical assistance program, Prescription Advantage. Today it provides business process outsourcing, contact center resources, consulting services and Star Rating Enhancement to health plans – customized solutions for health care organizations and the populations they serve.
In recent years, UHealthSolutions has developed expertise in helping people access benefits and services, focusing on its extensive call center resources.
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struct IntNode
{
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};

and in the class -
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        IntNode *head, *tail;
//some other functions
    }

I have an object list1 which contains the linked list with few nodes. I have to create another linked list list2 from list1.
How do I achieve this using the function-
NodeSLList & operator=(NodeSLList &list){}

I am not able to undestand how to access list2 inside operator = function as I will be passing list1 inside like-
list2=list1;

How do I access list2??

A: this would be a pointer to the left operand, which is list2 in your case. To get list2 itself, simply dereference it using the dereferencing operator *. ie *this

A: Keep in mind that this pointer points to exiting class you are operating on, thus, this->head or simply head is the member of old list which is you want to change, and newList.head is the member of new list that you have to assign.
NodeSLList & operator=(NodeSLList &newList)
{
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        {
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        }
        //Assign new one
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A: The answer is *this.
Anyway. please don't implement your own linked list. There already is std::list, or if you need a doubly linked list std::deque. You'd need a lot of effort to make your code as high quality as the standard library, let alone define an interface, that is equally well thought out.
So if this is four your school, write your own linked list. We all did that. It is a good way to practice programming with pointers. But please resist the temptation to do something like that later in production code. I have seen it too often, and it is slow and inefficient most of the time, and often pretty buggy as well.

A: The function (operator) NodeSLList & operator=(NodeSLList &list) is called a copy assignment operator. It does not create new objects but assigns to them. So for your first question

I have to create another linked list list2 from list1. How do I
  achieve this using the function...

The answer is; you don't. First you create a new object list2 and then you can assign to it. The following code will first call the default constructor and then the copy assignment operator:
NodeSLList list2;
list2 = list1;

So actually list2 = list1; is a shorthand for
list2.operator=(list1);

Perhaps this makes it more clear that the function operator= is used on an existing object, and as all other answers has pointed out, you access this object by *this.
As an aside, if you wrote NodeSLList list2 = list1;, you would be calling the copy constructor, which is an other story...


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The location of Chicago City, historically connecting the Great Lakes watersheds and the Mississippi River, has been determined by the authentic natural beauty of Lake Michigan. The rivers running through the city – the Chicago River, the Calumet River and Des Plaines River, make the water line constitute almost 3% of the city's total area.
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Chicago's 227.1 square miles are mostly situated on a naturally flat terrain, with the average land elevation of 579 feet above sea level.
The climate is humid continental climate, with July, typically, the warmest month and January the coldest. Chicago has snowy winters and rainy summers, with short-lived rainfalls. There are four distinctive seasons per year. Chicago's cultural life spans from musical festivals, theatres, ballets and other entertainment and performing arts to upscale dining and even ethnic restaurants situated in special districts. The city also houses numerous LGBT organizations.
The city of Orlando's total area of 100.9 square miles is situated 106 above the sea level (on average). Over 7% of the city's territory is water. The Orlando City's low elevation and the relative closeness to the Tropic of Cancer determine the humid subtropical climate. There are two major seasons per year (one hot and rainy from May until October, and one cool lasting November till March. In summer there are daily strong afternoon thunderstorms. In winter there mostly is no snowfall in Orlando. The rainy season is from June to September, and the driest months are December through May when there's a serious hazard of wildfire. Also there is a risk of hurricane in Orlando, although they are usually not strong.
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The website, which has since been taken down, said that when the sign of Aquarius occurs in the sky the sky appears to be in a circular shape.
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import com.fasterxml.jackson.annotation.JsonCreator;
import io.swagger.annotations.ApiModel;
import io.swagger.annotations.ApiModelProperty;
import org.wso2.carbon.apimgt.rest.api.admin.dto.IPConditionDTO;
import java.util.Objects;

/**
 * Blocking Conditions
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@ApiModel(description = "Blocking Conditions")
public class BlockingConditionDTO   {
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  @JsonProperty("conditionType")
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  @JsonProperty("status")
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