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The Herald (Glasgow)
Come Sail Away – The Styx Anthology
Gold (2015 film)
The Herald is a Scottish broadsheet newspaper founded in 1783. The Herald is the longest running national newspaper in the world and is the eighth oldest daily paper in the world.
The newspaper was founded by John Mennons in January 1783 as a weekly publication called the Glasgow Advertiser. An early scoop for the paper was official news of the treaties of Versailles, which reached Mennons via the Lord Provost of Glasgow just as the first edition was being compiled. It was, however, only carried on the back page.
In 1802, Mennons sold the newspaper to Benjamin Mathie and Dr James McNayr, former owner of the Glasgow Courier. Mennons' son Thomas retained an interest in the company. The new owners changed the name to The Herald and Advertiser and Commercial Chronicle in 1803. In 1805 the name changed this time to The Glasgow Herald when Thomas Mennons severed his ties to the paper.
From 1836 to 1964 the publication was owned by George Outram & Co. becoming the first daily newspaper in Scotland in 1858.
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Come Sail Away – The Styx Anthology is a musical album by Styx, released on May 4, 2004. It is a compilation consisting of two compact discs and contains a thorough history of the band. The album encompasses many of the band's most popular and significant songs, ranging from the band's first single from their self-titled album, "Best Thing," through the song "One with Everything," a track included on Styx's most recent album at the time of release, Cyclorama.
The most notable omission from the compilation is "Don't Let It End," Dennis DeYoung's top-ten single from their 1983 album, Kilroy Was Here.
This is the only Styx compilation album to date to combine the original versions of songs from the band's early Wooden Nickel albums with their later material. Their Wooden Nickel breakout hit "Lady" was included on the 1995 Greatest Hits collection, but as a note-for-note re-recording, labelled "Lady '95." As such, this is the first truly career-spanning collection for the band ever compiled.
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Sir Sly is an American indie pop band, formerly known as "The Royal Sons", formed and based in Los Angeles, California, United States. The band is fronted by vocalist Landon Jacobs with instrumentalists Jason Suwito and Hayden Coplen accompanying him. While they originally operated together under the band name "The Royal Sons", the trio gradually built a steady following and managed to top The Hype Machine chart, eventually revealing their identities. Their original band gathered over $13,000 in a Kickstarter campaign, released an album, and then split up. Now they have come together under the new band name of "Sir Sly"
Their debut single, "Ghost", was released on March 4, 2013, on the National Anthem and Neon Gold labels followed by the single "Gold" on May 21, 2013. "Gold" peaked at No. 30 on the Billboard Alternative Songs chart and No. 45 on the Rock Airplay chart. "Gold" is also featured in the video game, MLB 14: The Show.
They gained international fame after the Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag accolade trailer was released in which their song "Gold" was used.
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Gold. is a German experimental short documentary film directed by Alexander Tuschinski. It intercuts abandoned 19th century gold-mining towns in the desert with sequoia trees in a forest. The film had its world premiere at Mykonos Biennale on July 3, 2015, where it was screened in competition and received the Biennale's Golden Pelican Award by Lydia Venieri. It had its German premiere at Berlin Short Film Festival on July 4, 2015.
The film is set to the fourth movement of Beethoven's seventh symphony, which has been called "Apotheosis of Dance" by Richard Wagner. The director's intention was to intercut nature and human structures to show nature overtaking. It was filmed with a tight schedule and the crew travelled long distances in a short amount of time to get many different shots needed. Tuschinski edited the film from six hours of material from "countless camera-angles", as most shots are shown only very briefly due to the often rapid editing. Planning the film, he was inspired by the early works of his friend and mentor Hugo Niebeling that connect cinematoraphy and music in a very direct way.
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Gods And Earths
by Cold World
No Angels
Do The Knowledge
How Deep
Roaches And Rats
Liars Thieves
The Games That People Play
But You Don't Hear Me Though
Refuse To Lose
All The Things You Said You'd Never Tell
Boom Bye Bye
Tortured By Solitude
Can It Be So Simple '05
My Dead Bride
Ice Grillz
We Ain't The Same
Gonna Bust
Time To Break Down
Dedicated The Babies Who Came Feet First
Low Places
Whagwan
by: Cold World
So much on my mind I can't recline
Let's rewind to the days when everything was fine, there was a future
In our lives now it's gone and I wanna know what changed,
Nothing to lose, everything to prove,
Everyone around me is out get you,
This is all we've ever had,
If it's the end of the road, don't look so sad,
I tried before and I tried again,
I won't lie and I can't pretend that I don't know why I'm here,
No light at the end of the tunnel,
I fear gods, earths, seeds and trees,
Some get down on their knees,
They bow down and live to please something that they can't see,
But not me, I know that life is what you make it to be,
At times I feel that I'm my worst enemy,
No matter how you live,
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#ifndef __UNIT_QUEUE_TYPES_H
#define __UNIT_QUEUE_TYPES_H

#include <cds/container/msqueue.h>
#include <cds/container/moir_queue.h>
#include <cds/container/rwqueue.h>
#include <cds/container/optimistic_queue.h>
#include <cds/container/tsigas_cycle_queue.h>
#include <cds/container/vyukov_mpmc_cycle_queue.h>
#include <cds/container/basket_queue.h>

#include <cds/container/michael_deque.h>

#include <cds/gc/hp.h>
#include <cds/gc/hrc.h>
#include <cds/gc/ptb.h>

#include "queue/std_queue.h"
#include "lock/win32_lock.h"
#include "michael_alloc.h"
#include "print_deque_stat.h"
#include <boost/thread/mutex.hpp>

namespace queue {

    namespace details {
        // MichaelDeque, push right/pop left
        template <typename GC, typename T, CDS_DECL_OPTIONS7>
        class MichaelDequeR: public cds::container::MichaelDeque< GC, T, CDS_OPTIONS7>
        {
            typedef cds::container::MichaelDeque< GC, T, CDS_OPTIONS7> base_class ;
        public:
            MichaelDequeR( size_t nMaxItemCount )
                : base_class( (unsigned int) nMaxItemCount, 4 )
            {}
            MichaelDequeR()
                : base_class( 64 * 1024, 4 )
            {}

            bool push( T const& v )
            {
                return base_class::push_back( v )   ;
            }
            bool enqueue( T const& v )
            {
                return push( v )    ;
            }

            bool pop( T& v )
            {
                return base_class::pop_front( v )    ;
            }
            bool deque( T& v )
            {
                return pop(v)   ;
            }
        };

        // MichaelDeque, push left/pop right
        template <typename GC, typename T, CDS_DECL_OPTIONS7>
        class MichaelDequeL: public cds::container::MichaelDeque< GC, T, CDS_OPTIONS7>
        {
            typedef cds::container::MichaelDeque< GC, T, CDS_OPTIONS7> base_class ;
        public:
            MichaelDequeL( size_t nMaxItemCount )
                : base_class( (unsigned int) nMaxItemCount, 4 )
            {}
            MichaelDequeL()
                : base_class( 64 * 1024, 4 )
            {}

            bool push( T const& v )
            {
                return base_class::push_front( v )   ;
            }
            bool enqueue( T const& v )
            {
                return push( v )    ;
            }

            bool pop( T& v )
            {
                return base_class::pop_back( v )    ;
            }
            bool deque( T& v )
            {
                return pop(v)   ;
            }
        };

    }

    template <typename VALUE>
    struct Types {

        // MSQueue
        typedef cds::container::MSQueue<
            cds::gc::HP , VALUE
        >   MSQueue_HP  ;

        typedef cds::container::MSQueue<
            cds::gc::HP , VALUE
            ,cds::opt::allocator< memory::MichaelAllocator<int> >
        >   MSQueue_HP_michaelAlloc  ;

        typedef cds::container::MSQueue<
            cds::gc::HP, VALUE
            ,cds::opt::memory_model< cds::opt::v::sequential_consistent >
        >   MSQueue_HP_seqcst  ;

        typedef cds::container::MSQueue< cds::gc::HRC,
            VALUE
        >   MSQueue_HRC  ;

        typedef cds::container::MSQueue< cds::gc::HRC,
            VALUE
            ,cds::opt::allocator< memory::MichaelAllocator<int> >
        >   MSQueue_HRC_michaelAlloc  ;

        typedef cds::container::MSQueue< cds::gc::HRC,
            VALUE
            ,cds::opt::memory_model< cds::opt::v::sequential_consistent >
        >   MSQueue_HRC_seqcst  ;

        typedef cds::container::MSQueue< cds::gc::PTB,
            VALUE
        >   MSQueue_PTB  ;

        typedef cds::container::MSQueue< cds::gc::PTB,
            VALUE
            ,cds::opt::allocator< memory::MichaelAllocator<int> >
        >   MSQueue_PTB_michaelAlloc  ;

        typedef cds::container::MSQueue< cds::gc::PTB,
            VALUE
            ,cds::opt::memory_model< cds::opt::v::sequential_consistent >
        >   MSQueue_PTB_seqcst  ;

        // MSQueue + item counter
        typedef cds::container::MSQueue< cds::gc::HP,
            VALUE
            ,cds::opt::item_counter< cds::atomicity::item_counter >
        >   MSQueue_HP_ic  ;

        typedef cds::container::MSQueue< cds::gc::HRC,
            VALUE
            ,cds::opt::item_counter< cds::atomicity::item_counter >
        >   MSQueue_HRC_ic  ;

        typedef cds::container::MSQueue< cds::gc::PTB,
            VALUE
            ,cds::opt::item_counter< cds::atomicity::item_counter >
        >   MSQueue_PTB_ic  ;

        // MSQueue + stat
        typedef cds::container::MSQueue< cds::gc::HP,
            VALUE
            ,cds::opt::stat< cds::intrusive::queue_stat<> >
        >   MSQueue_HP_stat  ;

        typedef cds::container::MSQueue< cds::gc::HRC,
            VALUE
            ,cds::opt::stat< cds::intrusive::queue_stat<> >
        >   MSQueue_HRC_stat  ;

        typedef cds::container::MSQueue< cds::gc::PTB,
            VALUE
            ,cds::opt::stat< cds::intrusive::queue_stat<> >
        >   MSQueue_PTB_stat  ;

        // MoirQueue
        typedef cds::container::MoirQueue< cds::gc::HP,
            VALUE
        >   MoirQueue_HP  ;

        typedef cds::container::MoirQueue< cds::gc::HP,
            VALUE
            ,cds::opt::allocator< memory::MichaelAllocator<int> >
        >   MoirQueue_HP_michaelAlloc  ;

        typedef cds::container::MoirQueue< cds::gc::HP,
            VALUE
            ,cds::opt::memory_model< cds::opt::v::sequential_consistent >
        >   MoirQueue_HP_seqcst  ;

        typedef cds::container::MoirQueue< cds::gc::HRC,
            VALUE
        >   MoirQueue_HRC  ;

        typedef cds::container::MoirQueue< cds::gc::HRC,
            VALUE
            ,cds::opt::allocator< memory::MichaelAllocator<int> >
        >   MoirQueue_HRC_michaelAlloc  ;

        typedef cds::container::MoirQueue< cds::gc::HRC,
            VALUE
            ,cds::opt::memory_model< cds::opt::v::sequential_consistent >
        >   MoirQueue_HRC_seqcst  ;

        typedef cds::container::MoirQueue< cds::gc::PTB,
            VALUE
        >   MoirQueue_PTB  ;

        typedef cds::container::MoirQueue< cds::gc::PTB,
            VALUE
            ,cds::opt::allocator< memory::MichaelAllocator<int> >
        >   MoirQueue_PTB_michaelAlloc  ;

        typedef cds::container::MoirQueue< cds::gc::PTB,
            VALUE
            ,cds::opt::memory_model< cds::opt::v::sequential_consistent >
        >   MoirQueue_PTB_seqcst  ;

        // MoirQueue + item counter
        typedef cds::container::MoirQueue< cds::gc::HP,
            VALUE
            ,cds::opt::item_counter< cds::atomicity::item_counter >
        >   MoirQueue_HP_ic  ;

        typedef cds::container::MoirQueue< cds::gc::HRC,
            VALUE
            ,cds::opt::item_counter< cds::atomicity::item_counter >
        >   MoirQueue_HRC_ic  ;

        typedef cds::container::MoirQueue< cds::gc::PTB,
            VALUE
            ,cds::opt::item_counter< cds::atomicity::item_counter >
        >   MoirQueue_PTB_ic  ;

        // MoirQueue + stat
        typedef cds::container::MoirQueue< cds::gc::HP,
            VALUE
            ,cds::opt::stat< cds::intrusive::queue_stat<> >
        >   MoirQueue_HP_stat  ;

        typedef cds::container::MoirQueue< cds::gc::HRC,
            VALUE
            ,cds::opt::stat< cds::intrusive::queue_stat<> >
        >   MoirQueue_HRC_stat  ;

        typedef cds::container::MoirQueue< cds::gc::PTB,
            VALUE
            ,cds::opt::stat< cds::intrusive::queue_stat<> >
        >   MoirQueue_PTB_stat  ;

        // OptimisticQueue
        typedef cds::container::OptimisticQueue< cds::gc::HP,
            VALUE
        >   OptimisticQueue_HP  ;

        typedef cds::container::OptimisticQueue< cds::gc::HP,
            VALUE
            ,cds::opt::allocator< memory::MichaelAllocator<int> >
        >   OptimisticQueue_HP_michaelAlloc  ;

        typedef cds::container::OptimisticQueue< cds::gc::HP,
            VALUE
            ,cds::opt::memory_model< cds::opt::v::sequential_consistent >
        >   OptimisticQueue_HP_seqcst  ;

        typedef cds::container::OptimisticQueue< cds::gc::PTB,
            VALUE
        >   OptimisticQueue_PTB  ;

        typedef cds::container::OptimisticQueue< cds::gc::PTB,
            VALUE
            ,cds::opt::allocator< memory::MichaelAllocator<int> >
        >   OptimisticQueue_PTB_michaelAlloc ;

        typedef cds::container::OptimisticQueue< cds::gc::PTB,
            VALUE
            ,cds::opt::memory_model< cds::opt::v::sequential_consistent >
        >   OptimisticQueue_PTB_seqcst  ;

        // OptimisticQueue + item counter
        typedef cds::container::OptimisticQueue< cds::gc::HP,
            VALUE
            ,cds::opt::item_counter< cds::atomicity::item_counter >
        >   OptimisticQueue_HP_ic  ;

        typedef cds::container::OptimisticQueue< cds::gc::PTB,
            VALUE
            ,cds::opt::item_counter< cds::atomicity::item_counter >
        >   OptimisticQueue_PTB_ic  ;

        // OptimisticQueue + stat
        typedef cds::container::OptimisticQueue< cds::gc::HP,
            VALUE
            ,cds::opt::stat< cds::intrusive::queue_stat<> >
        >   OptimisticQueue_HP_stat  ;

        typedef cds::container::OptimisticQueue< cds::gc::PTB,
            VALUE
            ,cds::opt::stat< cds::intrusive::queue_stat<> >
        >   OptimisticQueue_PTB_stat  ;

        // TsigasCycleQueue
        class TsigasCycleQueue_dyn
            : public cds::container::TsigasCycleQueue<
                VALUE
                ,cds::opt::buffer< cds::opt::v::dynamic_buffer< int > >
            >
        {
            typedef cds::container::TsigasCycleQueue<
                VALUE
                ,cds::opt::buffer< cds::opt::v::dynamic_buffer< int > >
            > base_class ;
        public:
            TsigasCycleQueue_dyn()
                : base_class( 1024 * 64 )
            {}

            TsigasCycleQueue_dyn( size_t nCapacity )
                : base_class( nCapacity )
            {}

            cds::opt::none statistics() const
            {
                return cds::opt::none() ;
            }
        };

        class TsigasCycleQueue_dyn_michaelAlloc
            : public cds::container::TsigasCycleQueue<
                VALUE
                ,cds::opt::buffer< cds::opt::v::dynamic_buffer< int > >
                ,cds::opt::allocator< memory::MichaelAllocator<int> >
            >
        {
            typedef cds::container::TsigasCycleQueue<
                VALUE
                ,cds::opt::buffer< cds::opt::v::dynamic_buffer< int > >
                ,cds::opt::allocator< memory::MichaelAllocator<int> >
            > base_class ;
        public:
            TsigasCycleQueue_dyn_michaelAlloc()
                : base_class( 1024 * 64 )
            {}

            TsigasCycleQueue_dyn_michaelAlloc( size_t nCapacity )
                : base_class( nCapacity )
            {}

            cds::opt::none statistics() const
            {
                return cds::opt::none() ;
            }
        };

        class TsigasCycleQueue_dyn_ic
            : public cds::container::TsigasCycleQueue<
                VALUE
                ,cds::opt::buffer< cds::opt::v::dynamic_buffer< int > >
                ,cds::opt::item_counter< cds::atomicity::item_counter >
            >
        {
            typedef cds::container::TsigasCycleQueue<
                VALUE
                ,cds::opt::buffer< cds::opt::v::dynamic_buffer< int > >
                ,cds::opt::item_counter< cds::atomicity::item_counter >
            > base_class ;
        public:
            TsigasCycleQueue_dyn_ic()
                : base_class( 1024 * 64 )
            {}
            TsigasCycleQueue_dyn_ic( size_t nCapacity )
                : base_class( nCapacity )
            {}

            cds::opt::none statistics() const
            {
                return cds::opt::none() ;
            }
        };

        // VyukovMPMCCycleQueue
        class VyukovMPMCCycleQueue_dyn
            : public cds::container::VyukovMPMCCycleQueue<
                VALUE
                ,cds::opt::buffer< cds::opt::v::dynamic_buffer< int > >
            >
        {
            typedef cds::container::VyukovMPMCCycleQueue<
                VALUE
                ,cds::opt::buffer< cds::opt::v::dynamic_buffer< int > >
            > base_class ;
        public:
            VyukovMPMCCycleQueue_dyn()
                : base_class( 1024 * 64 )
            {}
            VyukovMPMCCycleQueue_dyn( size_t nCapacity )
                : base_class( nCapacity )
            {}

            cds::opt::none statistics() const
            {
                return cds::opt::none() ;
            }
        };

        class VyukovMPMCCycleQueue_dyn_michaelAlloc
            : public cds::container::VyukovMPMCCycleQueue<
            VALUE
            ,cds::opt::buffer< cds::opt::v::dynamic_buffer< int, memory::MichaelAllocator<int> > >
            >
        {
            typedef cds::container::VyukovMPMCCycleQueue<
                VALUE
                ,cds::opt::buffer< cds::opt::v::dynamic_buffer< int, memory::MichaelAllocator<int> > >
            > base_class ;
        public:
            VyukovMPMCCycleQueue_dyn_michaelAlloc()
                : base_class( 1024 * 64 )
            {}
            VyukovMPMCCycleQueue_dyn_michaelAlloc( size_t nCapacity )
                : base_class( nCapacity )
            {}

            cds::opt::none statistics() const
            {
                return cds::opt::none() ;
            }
        };

        class VyukovMPMCCycleQueue_dyn_ic
            : public cds::container::VyukovMPMCCycleQueue<
                VALUE
                ,cds::opt::buffer< cds::opt::v::dynamic_buffer< int > >
                ,cds::opt::item_counter< cds::atomicity::item_counter >
            >
        {
            typedef cds::container::VyukovMPMCCycleQueue<
                VALUE
                ,cds::opt::buffer< cds::opt::v::dynamic_buffer< int > >
                ,cds::opt::item_counter< cds::atomicity::item_counter >
            > base_class ;
        public:
            VyukovMPMCCycleQueue_dyn_ic()
                : base_class( 1024 * 64 )
            {}
            VyukovMPMCCycleQueue_dyn_ic( size_t nCapacity )
                : base_class( nCapacity )
            {}

            cds::opt::none statistics() const
            {
                return cds::opt::none() ;
            }
        };

        // MichaelDeque
        typedef details::MichaelDequeR< cds::gc::HP, VALUE >    MichaelDequeR_HP ;
        typedef details::MichaelDequeR< cds::gc::HP, VALUE
            ,cds::opt::item_counter< cds::atomicity::item_counter >
        >    MichaelDequeR_HP_ic ;
        typedef details::MichaelDequeR< cds::gc::HP, VALUE
            ,cds::opt::allocator< memory::MichaelAllocator<int> >
        >    MichaelDequeR_HP_michaelAlloc ;
        typedef details::MichaelDequeR< cds::gc::HP, VALUE
            ,cds::opt::stat< cds::intrusive::michael_deque::stat<> >
        >    MichaelDequeR_HP_stat ;

        typedef details::MichaelDequeR< cds::gc::PTB, VALUE >    MichaelDequeR_PTB ;
        typedef details::MichaelDequeR< cds::gc::PTB, VALUE
            ,cds::opt::item_counter< cds::atomicity::item_counter >
        >    MichaelDequeR_PTB_ic ;
        typedef details::MichaelDequeR< cds::gc::PTB, VALUE
            ,cds::opt::allocator< memory::MichaelAllocator<int> >
        >    MichaelDequeR_PTB_michaelAlloc ;
        typedef details::MichaelDequeR< cds::gc::PTB, VALUE
            ,cds::opt::stat< cds::intrusive::michael_deque::stat<> >
        >    MichaelDequeR_PTB_stat ;

        typedef details::MichaelDequeL< cds::gc::HP, VALUE >    MichaelDequeL_HP ;
        typedef details::MichaelDequeL< cds::gc::HP, VALUE
            ,cds::opt::item_counter< cds::atomicity::item_counter >
        >    MichaelDequeL_HP_ic ;
        typedef details::MichaelDequeL< cds::gc::HP, VALUE
            ,cds::opt::allocator< memory::MichaelAllocator<int> >
        >    MichaelDequeL_HP_michaelAlloc ;
        typedef details::MichaelDequeL< cds::gc::HP, VALUE
            ,cds::opt::stat< cds::intrusive::michael_deque::stat<> >
        >    MichaelDequeL_HP_stat ;

        typedef details::MichaelDequeL< cds::gc::PTB, VALUE >    MichaelDequeL_PTB ;
        typedef details::MichaelDequeL< cds::gc::PTB, VALUE
            ,cds::opt::item_counter< cds::atomicity::item_counter >
        >    MichaelDequeL_PTB_ic ;
        typedef details::MichaelDequeL< cds::gc::PTB, VALUE
            ,cds::opt::allocator< memory::MichaelAllocator<int> >
        >    MichaelDequeL_PTB_michaelAlloc ;
        typedef details::MichaelDequeL< cds::gc::PTB, VALUE
            ,cds::opt::stat< cds::intrusive::michael_deque::stat<> >
        >    MichaelDequeL_PTB_stat ;

        // BasketQueue
        typedef cds::container::BasketQueue<
            cds::gc::HP , VALUE
        >   BasketQueue_HP  ;

        typedef cds::container::BasketQueue<
            cds::gc::HP , VALUE
            ,cds::opt::allocator< memory::MichaelAllocator<int> >
        >   BasketQueue_HP_michaelAlloc  ;

        typedef cds::container::BasketQueue<
            cds::gc::HP, VALUE
            ,cds::opt::memory_model< cds::opt::v::sequential_consistent >
        >   BasketQueue_HP_seqcst  ;

        typedef cds::container::BasketQueue< cds::gc::HRC,
            VALUE
        >   BasketQueue_HRC  ;

        typedef cds::container::BasketQueue< cds::gc::HRC,
            VALUE
            ,cds::opt::allocator< memory::MichaelAllocator<int> >
        >   BasketQueue_HRC_michaelAlloc  ;

        typedef cds::container::BasketQueue< cds::gc::HRC,
            VALUE
            ,cds::opt::memory_model< cds::opt::v::sequential_consistent >
        >   BasketQueue_HRC_seqcst  ;

        typedef cds::container::BasketQueue< cds::gc::PTB,
            VALUE
        >   BasketQueue_PTB  ;

        typedef cds::container::BasketQueue< cds::gc::PTB,
            VALUE
            ,cds::opt::allocator< memory::MichaelAllocator<int> >
        >   BasketQueue_PTB_michaelAlloc  ;

        typedef cds::container::BasketQueue< cds::gc::PTB,
            VALUE
            ,cds::opt::memory_model< cds::opt::v::sequential_consistent >
        >   BasketQueue_PTB_seqcst  ;

        // BasketQueue + item counter
        typedef cds::container::BasketQueue< cds::gc::HP,
            VALUE
            ,cds::opt::item_counter< cds::atomicity::item_counter >
        >   BasketQueue_HP_ic  ;

        typedef cds::container::BasketQueue< cds::gc::HRC,
            VALUE
            ,cds::opt::item_counter< cds::atomicity::item_counter >
        >   BasketQueue_HRC_ic  ;

        typedef cds::container::BasketQueue< cds::gc::PTB,
            VALUE
            ,cds::opt::item_counter< cds::atomicity::item_counter >
        >   BasketQueue_PTB_ic  ;

        // BasketQueue + stat
        typedef cds::container::BasketQueue< cds::gc::HP,
            VALUE
            ,cds::opt::stat< cds::intrusive::queue_stat<> >
        >   BasketQueue_HP_stat  ;

        typedef cds::container::BasketQueue< cds::gc::HRC,
            VALUE
            ,cds::opt::stat< cds::intrusive::queue_stat<> >
        >   BasketQueue_HRC_stat  ;

        typedef cds::container::BasketQueue< cds::gc::PTB,
            VALUE
            ,cds::opt::stat< cds::intrusive::queue_stat<> >
        >   BasketQueue_PTB_stat  ;

        // RWQueue
        typedef cds::container::RWQueue<
            VALUE
        > RWQueue_Spin    ;

        typedef cds::container::RWQueue<
            VALUE
            ,cds::opt::item_counter< cds::atomicity::item_counter >
        > RWQueue_Spin_ic    ;

        typedef cds::container::RWQueue<
            VALUE
            ,cds::opt::stat< cds::intrusive::queue_stat<> >
        > RWQueue_Spin_stat    ;

        typedef StdQueue_deque<VALUE>               StdQueue_deque_Spinlock     ;
        typedef StdQueue_list<VALUE>                StdQueue_list_Spinlock      ;
        typedef StdQueue_deque<VALUE, boost::mutex> StdQueue_deque_BoostMutex   ;
        typedef StdQueue_list<VALUE, boost::mutex>  StdQueue_list_BoostMutex    ;
#ifdef UNIT_LOCK_WIN_CS
        typedef StdQueue_deque<VALUE, lock::win::CS>    StdQueue_deque_WinCS    ;
        typedef StdQueue_list<VALUE, lock::win::CS>     StdQueue_list_WinCS     ;
        typedef StdQueue_deque<VALUE, lock::win::Mutex> StdQueue_deque_WinMutex    ;
        typedef StdQueue_list<VALUE, lock::win::Mutex>  StdQueue_list_WinMutex     ;
#endif
    };
}

// *********************************************
// Queue statistics
namespace std {

    // cds::intrusive::queue_stat
    template <typename Counter>
    static inline std::ostream& operator <<( std::ostream& o, cds::intrusive::queue_stat<Counter> const & s )
    {
        return o
            << "\tStatistics:\n"
            << "\t\t     Enqueue count: " << s.m_EnqueueCount.get() << "\n"
            << "\t\t      Enqueue race: " << s.m_EnqueueRace.get()  << "\n"
            << "\t\t     Dequeue count: " << s.m_DequeueCount.get() << "\n"
            << "\t\t      Dequeue race: " << s.m_DequeueRace.get()  << "\n"
            << "\t\tAdvance tail error: " << s.m_AdvanceTailError.get() << "\n"
            << "\t\t          Bad tail: " << s.m_BadTail.get() << "\n"
            ;
    }

    static inline std::ostream& operator <<( std::ostream& o, cds::intrusive::queue_dummy_stat const & s )
    {
        return o ;
    }

    static inline std::ostream& operator <<( std::ostream& o, cds::opt::none )
    {
        return o ;
    }

    // cds::intrusive::optimistic_queue::stat
    template <typename Counter>
    static inline std::ostream& operator <<( std::ostream& o, cds::intrusive::optimistic_queue::stat<Counter> const & s )
    {
        return o
            << static_cast<cds::intrusive::queue_stat<Counter> const &>( s )
            << "\t\t"
            << "\t\t    fix list call: " << s.m_FixListCount.get() << "\n"
            ;
    }

    static inline std::ostream& operator <<( std::ostream& o, cds::intrusive::optimistic_queue::dummy_stat const & s )
    {
        return o ;
    }

    // cds::intrusive::basket_queue::stat
    template <typename Counter>
    static inline std::ostream& operator <<( std::ostream& o, cds::intrusive::basket_queue::stat<Counter> const & s )
    {
        return o
            << static_cast<cds::intrusive::queue_stat<Counter> const &>( s )
            << "\t\tTry Add basket count: " << s.m_TryAddBasket.get() << "\n"
            << "\t\t    Add basket count: " << s.m_AddBasketCount.get() << "\n"
            ;
    }

    static inline std::ostream& operator <<( std::ostream& o, cds::intrusive::basket_queue::dummy_stat const & s )
    {
        return o ;
    }

}

#endif // #ifndef __UNIT_QUEUE_TYPES_H

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On Verge Of Impeachment Vote, Democrats Like Anthony Brindisi Weigh The Political Risk
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Last month, Democratic freshman Rep. Elaine Luria of Virginia took a giant, political risk.
The veteran Navy commander released a dramatic, 2-minute video declaring her support for the formal House impeachment inquiry.
Rep. Elaine Luria answers reporters' questions prior to a town hall at a church in Virginia Beach, Va., in October.
The move expanded the Republican target on her back, as the GOP vies to take back the seat she flipped to Democrats last year.
Now, she has taken another risk, confirming she will vote yes to impeach President Trump next week.
"I have always said this was not a political decision," Luria said. "It was about what was wrong and what was right, and if I don't get re-elected in 2020 because of it, I'll know that I did right thing. I was on the right side of history, and I'll be able to look at myself in the mirror."
Luria and other moderates in the freshman class of the House of Representatives will find out in the coming year whether their vote on impeaching the president will cost them their seats in the 2020 elections.
Other moderates have already joined Luria in stepping forward to announce their plans to vote yes to impeach the president on charges of abuse of power and obstruction of Congress.
Among those joining Luria are Reps. Conor Lamb of Pennsylvania, Colin Allred of Texas and Susan Wild of Pennsylvania.
"It's very, very important for everyone to understand that nobody in this country, especially those of us in government and the president, are not above the law," Wild said moments before announcing her decision.
Other freshman moderates say they are taking additional time to deliberate, revisit the evidence from the House inquiry before releasing a decision on their vote.
"I'm still in the process of reading all the testimony," said Pennsylvania Rep. Chrissy Houlahan, "and I will make a decision over the weekend."
New York Rep. Anthony Brindisi.
New York Rep. Anthony Brindisi was part of conversations earlier this week with a small group of Democratic members considering an alternative to impeachment in the form of censure of the president.
Now, he says he'll also weigh the impeachment decision in the coming days.
"It's huge," Brindisi said of the vote. "That's why I need this weekend to really sit down and kind of digest all the stuff that is before us with impeachment."
Rep. Mikie Sherrill of New Jersey says she's also reviewing impeachment arguments through the lens of her current and previous roles, including that as a veteran Navy helicopter pilot.
"I think what people expect from me is to use my experience as a veteran, as a federal prosecutor, even as a mother and someone who cares deeply about our Democracy, is to make decisions that I think will be in the best interest of our country and New Jersey and that's what I've tried to do," Sherrill said.
These representatives will be closely watched on the House floor on Wednesday, when the lower chamber is expected to take its historic vote. The moderates, despite all the pressure, are expected to join the Democrat-controlled House to approve the articles.
And they'll let the vote's impact and the rest of history play out — reelections or not — come next year.

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LEADVILLE – Two skiers rescued from the backcountry near Leadville spent the night huddled under a tree in a sleeping bag.
Kira Davis and Duc Ong, both visiting from Hawaii, were found by a Colorado Army National Guard helicopter on Saturday.
They got lost while skiing from one ski hut to another seven miles away on Christmas Day and called 911. They were told to stay put but rescue teams weren't able to find them Friday.
Authorities say the temperature dropped to 10 below zero that night, with a wind chill of about minus 20.
Ong said they used to trees to help block the wind a bit and tried to keep moving so they wouldn't become numb.
Kira Davis says she still loves Colorado and its mountains but not the cold weather.


Shares of Palo Alto-based Cloudera spiked more than 20 percent in the company's public market debut Friday, marking the latest in a string of local enterprise software IPOs to see healthy day-one pops.
Cloudera closed at $18.10 Friday, above the $15 IPO price set the evening before. But some of the excitement that performance should have caused was tempered because Cloudera ended the day worth about $2.3 billion — a far cry from the $4.1 billion valuation it last received as a private company.
For investors hoping to see the IPO market rebound after a sluggish 2016, Cloudera's down round has a silver lining. It's encouraging that Cloudera accepted the discount and priced an IPO anyway, said Rohit Kulkarni, managing director of research at private securities investment platform SharesPost.
"It's a healthy sign that another 'unicorn' is going public," he said.
Cloudera, which provides an open source data analysis platform to other companies, raised $225 million with its initial public offering Thursday, making the deal the largest enterprise tech IPO of the year, Kulkarni said.
The company follows San Francisco-based cloud startups Okta and Mulesoft into the public market, both of which saw healthy first-day pops when they started trading earlier this year. The uptick in activity, which kicked off with Snap's $3.4 billion IPO last month, comes on the heels of a year that saw deal volume slow to a trickle. But the market appears to be turning around. So far 45 IPOs have priced this year — nearly three times as many as at this point last year, according to Renaissance Capital, which manages IPO-focused exchange-traded funds.
Cloudera shares opened at $17.87 Friday morning, spiking to a high of $19.31 before coming back down. The company offered 15 million shares, pricing them above the $12-$14 range it had targeted earlier this month.
Cloudera is trading on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol CLDR.
Intel paid $31 per share for Cloudera stock in 2014 — a deal that valued the company at $4.1 billion during a time when cash was pouring into startups and valuations were skyrocketing. Now some companies, including Cloudera, have to take a haircut to bring those valuations back down to a more realistic level, Kulkarni said.
Roughly one in six VC-backed tech IPOs — including Square and Box in 2015 — value the company below what it was worth in its last round of private financing, Kulkarni said.
"A down round isn't the end of the world," he said.
The real test, Kulkarni added, is how Cloudera performs in the next three to five years.
Intel also views Cloudera as a strategic partner, which means the larger company may have attributed added worth to its 2014 investment, driving Cloudera's valuation higher than what it might otherwise have been. Given that relationship, Cloudera co-founder and chief strategy officer Mike Olson said that 2014 number shouldn't be used as a benchmark.
Olson said Cloudera's investors are "quite happy" with Friday's valuation. So is the company, he said.
Intel poured $766.5 million into the company as of Jan. 31, and after the IPO was expected to control more than 19 percent of Cloudera's stock.
Like many tech startups going public, Cloudera is not profitable. The company brought in $261 million in revenue in the fiscal year ending Jan. 31, up 57 percent from $166 million the year before, according to documents the company filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission in preparation for its IPO. The company's net losses were $187.3 million last fiscal year, and $203.1 million the year before.
Cloudera shared the spotlight Friday with Arizona-based online used car seller Carvana, which also raised $225 million in its IPO Thursday, and had the honor of ringing the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange on Friday morning. But Cloudera had the last laugh. Carvana was trading 26 percent below its IPO price when the market closed Friday afternoon.


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Q: Using `Replace()` method does not replace text in Apache POI Here is my code:
import java.io.FileInputStream;
import java.io.FileOutputStream;
import java.io.IOException;
import org.apache.poi.hwpf.HWPFDocument;
import org.apache.poi.hwpf.usermodel.Range;
import org.apache.poi.openxml4j.exceptions.InvalidFormatException;
import org.apache.poi.openxml4j.opc.OPCPackage;
import org.apache.poi.poifs.filesystem.POIFSFileSystem;
import org.apache.poi.xwpf.usermodel.XWPFDocument;
import org.apache.poi.xwpf.usermodel.XWPFParagraph;
import org.apache.poi.xwpf.usermodel.XWPFRun;

public class POI {

    public POI() throws IOException, InvalidFormatException
    {

        XWPFDocument doc = new XWPFDocument(OPCPackage.open("input.docx"));
        for (XWPFParagraph p : doc.getParagraphs()) {
            for (XWPFRun r : p.getRuns()) {
                String text = r.getText(0);

                System.out.println(text);
                if (text.contains("needle"))
                {
                    text = text.replace("needle", "haystack");

                    r.setText(text);
                    System.out.println(text);
                    }
                }
            }
        doc.write(new FileOutputStream("output.docx"));

    }

}

This code is meant to replace text in .docx document. My input to the program is input.docx and it contains below data
needle
game
system

My output was output.docx and it contained the below data
needlehaystack
game
system

You can see the difference. Instead of "replacing" the word needle with haystack it has simply added haystack right next to needle.
I have no idea about what I am doing wrong here. How can I properly replace text in .docx files?

A: Absolute no experience, but symmetrically, it should be:
r.setText(text, 0);

A: Try using text.replace("needle", "haystack");
replaceAll uses regex and "needle" is not intended as regex.

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Earlier today, we announced the results of a study we've been carrying out on wedding insurance sales in the UK.
We were shocked to discover that, on average, it would appear that couples buying wedding insurance are underinsuring their weddings by 30 percent!
The study looked at sales of wedding insurance policies purchased between May 2009 and April 2010. For that period, the average cost of a UK wedding was around £17,000 (excluding the cost of a honeymoon). However, the average cancellation cover provided by a wedding insurance policy was just £12,000. That's an insurance shortfall of £5,000 – around 30 percent of a couple's overall wedding budget.
While it's great that so many couples are taking out wedding insurance to provide financial protection for their big day, it's alarming that so many are underinsuring themselves by such an amount. Should the unthinkable happen and a couple find themselves forced to cancel or postpone their wedding, they may find themselves significantly out of pocket, despite thinking they were financially covered.
There are, of course, a few explanations for this shortfall. It could be the case that couples ultimately spend way more than their initial budget and don't increase their insurance cover accordingly. Or, they simply don't insure themselves for the full amount, gambling that they won't actually need to claim for full cancellation or postponement.
Our wedding insurance comparison table lists information on a number of providers of wedding insurance. It can be sorted by both premium and cancellation cover too so you can easily find the policies listed that would cover your complete wedding budget.


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MageDeploy2 combine's multiple technologies and open-source projects to provide the deployment setup. It basically is a set of tools, configurations files, some custom tasks for Robo and Deployer, all tailored to fit the needs of deploying a Magento2 project.
Now that you know how to setup your pipelines, you might want to go one step further and keep just one pipeline configuration for all your projects. That is possible using Shared Libraries. The idea is that your standard pipeline configuration resides in a shared repository that will be accessed for each of your projects. Each project will then only set specific properties into its own Jenkinsfile.
As developers we are in the business of automating things and that also includes our daily tasks. In this talk we will cover all the steps involved in software delivery and how to automate them in Magento 2. We will also have a look at available open source tools that can help you with that.
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TSMC has announced the completion and delivery of its 5nm design infrastructure within the Open Innovation Platform (OIP). This full release enables 5nm systems-on-chip (soC) designs for next generation mobile and high-performance computing (HPC) applications.
The company's 5nm process is already in risk production and offers IC designers a new level of performance and power optimization.
Compared with TSMC's 7nm process, its innovative scaling features deliver 1.8X logic density and 15% speed gain on an ARM Cortex-A72 core, along with superior SRAM and analog area reduction enabled by the process architecture. The 5nm process enjoys the benefits of process simplification provided by EUV lithography, and is making excellent progress in yield learning, achieving the best technology maturity at the same corresponding stage as compared to TSMC's previous nodes.
TMSC says customers have already started intensive design engagements, paving the way for product tape-outs, pilot activities and early sampling. Apple uses the company's 7nm process to manufacture its A12 processors and is likely to use the new 5nm process for future chip designs.


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Talking about the city Bangalore, it is a city which is a combination of the cultural heritage of the bygone era and high tech and modern. The city is also well known by the name of Bengaluru. The city not only gives you a good infrastructure but it is also good for pharma business as well. There are many wholesale traders, suppliers, and derma product manufacturers in Bangalore which you can choose if you are thinking to connect you with Pharma Company.
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Roger and Marian specialize in representing clients in the purchase and sale of single-family residences within the cities of Cedar Rapids, Marion, Hiawatha, Robins and other surrounding communities. They work hard to keep their clients interests first! Both have won the Skogman President's award, one given annually to the associate demonstrating professionalism and excellence in serving their clients. Both have also won the Iowa Association of Realtors Diamond Award. Their market knowledge serves their clients extremely well.
Roger is an Iowa native and Marian from Minnesota. Marian has taught at an area community college and is a past president of Professional Women's Network. Roger is past president of Metro Youth Football, Foundation Two, and current president of Marion Cares Inc. They are members of First Presbyterian Church of Marion. Hobbies include Iowa Hawkeye sports, travel, fishing, and being with family and friends.
"Excellent Work" Dear Marian, I am sending this letter to commend the excellent work on the listing and quick sale of our home in Marion. You worked hard in preparing our listing documents in a short period of time and were very thorough in following up with us and giving us constant updates. You, Roger and your assistant were, as always, very efficient, professional and fun to work with. Thank you all for a job well done! I want to particularly thank you and Roger for your friendship and for inviting us to numerous events which ultimately lead to our quick integration to the Marion/Cedar Rapids Community. We hope to see you in our area sometime in the future!
Important Client" Marian, Just a note to tell you thanks for everything! You always seemed to make us feel like your most important client. It is easy to see why you are a success in your business.
Just A Short Note" Dear Marian, Just a short note to thank you for all your hard work & professionalism you shared with us while selling our home. I especially want to thank you for your communication. I always was kept up to date on what was going on.
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"Above & beyond our expectations!" Dear Roger & Marian, Thank you so much for all your help in the purchase of our new home and the sale of our old home. You have really done above and beyond our expectations. I am certain the insurance would not have paid what they did for the new furnace if not for your diligence. Thank you so much! We both won't hesitate at all to highly recommend you to our friends if they need a realtor. It was a pleasure working with you.
Selling & Buying" Roger, our experience with you in selling our home and buying a new one was both pleasant and rewarding. Your expertise and wisdom became apparent as issues were resolved before becoming a problem. We appreciated your professionalism, and will recommend you as a realtor at every opportunity.
Well Organized & Always Prepared" In today's world of self-service, fast service, and plain old apathetic service, it was refreshing to work with someone who cares as much about their work as you do. It is obvious you are good at what you do. You are very well organized and always prepared. You almost always had an answer for our questions, and when you didn't, you were right on the phone trying to find out. We really appreciate the effort you gave. Undoubtedly you have many clients, but you always made us feel like we were your top priority. Giving this thank-you and small gift may not be the proper protocol, but we felt we needed to let you know how much we appreciated your guidance. Buying a house can be difficult and complicated, but you make it look easy. If an instruction manual is written on "how to" be a real estate agent, page one should say "See Marian Flink". We will be sure to tell our friends and neighbors what a sweet, pleasant, and professional person you are, and what outstanding service they can expect from you.
"We have felt confident and comfortable" Dear Marian, Thanks for all you have done for us. We have felt so confident and comfortable having you as our realtor. Calvin has enjoyed your attention and now alerts us to any "Marian signs" when we are driving and he sees a Flink billboard! We are excited about making our new house a home. Thank you for all you've done for us.
"TOTAL SATISFACTION" We first met Marian Flink in 1999. As we walked our Marion neighborhood, we always observed the "For Sale" sign and it would seem that every sign with Marian's name was sold within a short time. Based on this observation, when we decided to sell, we called Marian. We were not disappointed! We listed on Thursday, had an open house the following week and sold our home that day. Since this time, we have had the pleasure of Marian's services with six properties (one of which was my Mother's), with total satisfaction. Marian doesn't simply place a sign in your yard! She offers helpful suggestions on making your home more appealing to prospective buyers, she gives you a complete synopsis of the current market in your area, potential length of time to sell and an approximation of what proceeds you might expect. Marian is very customer oriented and concerned with your total satisfaction. She exhibits high standards in her transactions. Words that best describe Marian to us are, experience, knowledgeable, patient, professional, concerned, a friend, and perhaps most important of all ethical. To sum it all up, she is the epitome of all you would hope for in selling or buying and follow up of your real estate transactions and we would highly recommend her services to anyone to whom these qualities are important.
"Thank You Once Again" Thank you once again for working with us to get to this point of the sale of our home. What a relief! Mom and dad are usually right and they were quite confident in you when they recommended we work with you to reach this conclusion. We most certainly appreciated your skill, knowledge and complete professionalism very much.
"Professional Service" I am very pleased with the professional services offered by Marian Flink regarding the recent sale of my home in Marion, Iowa. Marian did a very thorough sales analysis and priced the home at just the right price for the current market. She also recommended and provided references for another person who actually packed all my things and cleaned the home for me in my absence. The home sparkled and her marketing expertise regarding the price and the advertising campaign generated many, many showings just as Marian had predicted. The home sold in less than two weeks and that brought much comfort to me as I was already out of town working a new job. She came through with all that she promised she would do for me in representing my home. This was extremely important to me given that she represented me in my absence from the community. I recommend her wholeheartedly to anyone in the greater Cedar Rapids area.
"Professionalism" We are writing this from our beautiful new home. We are so happy to be here and we have you to thank for all your work in helping make this possible. Your professionalism, your good communication skills and your attention to detail all made such a positive difference in these past months of planning for the transition to our new condo!
"A True Real Estate Professional" Marian Flink is a true real estate professional. We interviewed several listing agents to sell our home. We selected Marian because she had current active listings, current sales activity, and an exceptional marketing plan. It was not a sellers market and Marian helped us close at what we considered a fair "top dollar" and in a good time frame. Marian's marketing of our home reflected a solid network of seasoned sales agents with her own and other agencies. She was available 24/7, gave us solid advice, calmed nerves, and helped with every facet of the sale all the way through closing. I highly recommend her for your real estate needs --buy or sell.
"Excellent Realtor" Roger was an excellent realtor for my husband and me, as we began a search for just the right home in a community that we were unfamiliar with. We described what we thought we might like, and on very short notice, Roger was able to select homes for us to look at that met our criteria. He was very accommodating and available for us, meeting our schedule and time requests. He did not hesitate to have the homes lined up for us to see, and was very organized and knowledgeable abut each home. We looked at most of the homes in one day and made an offer at the end of that day. It was wonderful to be able to have so many choices and to find one so quickly, especially since we lived out of town and time was an issue. Roger made the entire process very pleasant, and accompanied us as we met with the bankers, etc. He made us feel very comfortable and introduced us to all of the very friendly people at Wells Fargo. We feel that Roger has gone above and beyond as a Realtor for our family, taken a personal interest in each of us, and was a very good ambassador to the city of Cedar Rapids. He continues to make us feel welcome in the community, and we consider him one of our first "friends" here. Thank you Roger for all that you have done for us, and for making us feel welcome in our new home!


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At the moment there four trains per week from Sihanoukville to Phnom Penh. There is a departure on Saturday, Sunday and Monday mornings and a late afternoon service on Sundays.
At the time of writing seats in air-conditioned and non air-conditioned carriages are available at the same cost.
Day Sihanoukville Phnom Penh
Bus to Phnom Penh
This services is provided by the The Giant Ibis company, whose bus station in Sihanoukville is located near the Golden Lion Traffic Circle on 2 Thnou Street. The Giant Ibis Transport has three departures a day by bus from Sihanoukville to Phnom Penh.
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Giant Ibis 08:30 13:00 $13.00 USD
These services are provided by the The Giant Ibis company, whose bus station in Sihanoukville is located near the Golden Lion Traffic Circle on 2 Thnou Street. The Giant Ibis Transport has three departures a day by bus from Sihanoukville to Phnom Penh.
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Coastal Storm Surge
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Defining Disaster: Risk, Vulnerability, Exposure and Population Displacement
Disasters and Population Dislocations: The Question of Causality
Defining Large-Scale Dislocation
The Consequences of Large-Scale Population Dislocations
Trajectories of Large-Scale Displacement by Disasters
International Policy Responses
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The Indian Ocean Tsunami in Sri Lanka (2004): The Politics of Displacement by Disaster in a Conflict-Afflicted Society
Hurricane Katrina: Racial Politics and Displacement (2005)
The Japanese Earthquake-Tsunami-Nuclear Catastrophe and Mass Population Dislocation (2011)
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Large-scale displacement takes place in the context of disaster because the threat or occurrence of hazard onset makes the region of residence of a population uninhabitable, either temporarily or permanently. Contributing to that outcome, the wide array of disaster events is invariably complicated by human institutions and practices that can contribute to large-scale population displacements. Growing trends of socially driven exposure and vulnerability around the world as well as the global intensification and frequency of climate-related hazards have increased both the incidence and the likelihood of large-scale population dislocations in the near future. However, legally binding international and national accords and conventions have not yet been put in place to deal with the serious impacts, and material, health-related, and sociocultural losses and human rights violations that are experienced by the millions of people being swept up in the events and processes of disasters and mass population displacements. Effective policy development is challenged by the increasing complexity of disaster risk and occurrence as well as issues of causation, adequate information, lack of capacity, and legal responsibility. States, international organizations, state and international development and aid agencies must frame, define, and categorize appropriately disaster forced displacement and resettlement to influence effective institutional responses in emergency humanitarian assistance, transitional shelter and care, and durable solutions in managing migration and resettlement if return is not possible. The forms that disaster-associated forced displacements are projected to take and corresponding national responses are explored in the Indian Ocean tsunami of 2004 in Sri Lanka, a massive disaster in a nation riven by civil conflict; Hurricane Katrina of 2005 in the United States, where the scale and nature of displacement bore little relation to hazard intensity; and the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake, Tsunami, and nuclear exposure incident exemplifying the emerging trend of complex, concatenating, multihazard disasters that bring about large-scale population displacements.
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Some Green Hill houses should be ready in 3 weeks
Owners of homes presently being constructed under the government housing development at Green Hill have been told that some of the houses could be completed within the next three weeks.
This promise came yesterday from Beresford Phillips, chairman of the Housing and Land Development Corporation (HLDC), {{more}} during a meeting with the homeowners.
Among other things, a progress report was given on the status of the houses and the reason for the delay in completing the project, which originally had been estimated to be finished in six to nine months.
Some persons at the meeting expressed dissatisfaction with how their investments were being managed.
Phillips apologized to the persons in attendance for the delay in having the homes handed over to them, despite the time which was stated in the contract.
"I know in some cases it has gone past nine months and it's frustrating for persons," Phillips said.
In his explanation, Phillips said there was a delay due to the trough system that affected this country in December 2013. He further said the homeowners had been told that there would be some delay based on what had transpired.
"Ever since, we have been working feverishly to make sure that the structures are completed within the time stipulated," Phillips said, adding that there were other issues which affected the completion of those homes.
He added that one of the main issues that caused the delay was the way in which materials were procured.
Phillips explained that after the passage of the December 2013 trough system, priority was given to disaster recovery.
"The government decided that that should be given some priority… To some extent, we had a problem with the proper procurement of materials. I was clear on the government that they do not want a mixing of the HLDC product to be mixed with the disaster project materials. We apologize again for that," he said.
Phillips also noted that expertise that would normally be assigned directly to the construction of houses for the HLDC had to be shared with the disaster project.
Some of the homeowners expressed concerns about the construction of an adequate drainage system in the housing area, while others, who are renting at present, stated they had already given their landlords notice of when they would be moving, but have not been able to do so.
Phillips said he believes some of the homes can be completed within the next three weeks, but noted that in cases, where it is clear that they would not be able to finish within the stipulated period, they would try to see what comfort they can bring to the homeowners.
"We will determine what we can do to relieve you of the financial distress that you may be made to endure during that time," he said.
One of the potential homeowners however expressed skepticism.
"This is not really promising. I have $800 rent to pay and it seems at the end of October, I am going to have $1300 mortgage to pay. I have myself to take care of and food to buy. I don't how anybody else, but this is my situation. Quite frankly, this situation is not sounding promising to anybody whatsoever," she said.
SEARCHLIGHT also understands that the work left to be done on the project includes installation of additional drains as well as the plumbing and lighting fixtures.


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Student in South Lyon school threat ordered for trial
Judge drops $10 million bond to a $100,000 cash/surety 10 percent. Teen had been jailed since Feb. 20.
Student in South Lyon school threat ordered for trial Judge drops $10 million bond to a $100,000 cash/surety 10 percent. Teen had been jailed since Feb. 20. Check out this story on HometownLife.com: https://www.hometownlife.com/story/news/local/south-lyon/2018/03/22/student-south-lyon-school-threat-ordered-trial-receives-bond-reduction/450822002/
LeAnne Rogers, hometownlife.com Published 7:54 p.m. ET March 22, 2018 | Updated 11:23 a.m. ET March 23, 2018
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A court appearance for a Green Oak Township man charged with making a false terrorist threat against South Lyon High School was a mixed bag for him Thursday.
Ryan DeBruyne, 18, was bound over for trial on the felony charge. But 52-1 District Judge Travis Reeds also ordered a bond reduction from $10 million to $100,000 cash/surety 10 percent. That should allow DeBruyne, held in the Oakland County Jail since his arraignment Feb. 20, to be released on a tether with other conditions.
The courtroom was again packed with family and a large group of DeBruyne's South Lyon High School classmates. The witnesses testifying at the hearing also included classmates who had reported threats made on social media to re-enact the high school shooting in Parkland, Fla., which had happened only days earlier.
Two classmates testified that DeBruyne had been posting social media comments about being suicidal, angry and lonely prior to the posts suggesting violence against the high school. Fisher Wilkes, 17, described DeBruyne as a close friend and said a Snapchat message, "Do you want to recreate the Florida shooting on Wednesday?" from him was upsetting.
"I was concerned because of his mental health. It was out of the blue," said Wilkes, who talked with another classmate who received a similar message from DeBruyne about the situation and, subsequently, with an adult co-worker at a local car wash, as well as his girlfriend.
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It was the adult co-worker who approached an Oakland County Sheriff's deputy, who was using the car wash. Wilkes talked with the deputy and that triggered an investigation that resulted in DeBruyne being charged with one count of making a false terrorist threat.
When messaging in Snapchat, Wilkes said when one of their circle made a post that was a joke, it would be followed by a message indicating that. No such message followed, he said.
Instead, Wilkes said DeBruyne responded with a question about why Wilkes didn't want to participate. Later, DeBruyne sent a message questioning what Wilkes was doing at the police station, Wilkes said.
During the lengthy hearing, defense attorney Scott Grabel tried to question Wilkes about his motives for reporting the threatening message, mentioning a girlfriend and commenting on the fact that Wilkes had legal representation.
"It's inappropriate of you to keep mentioning that (Wilkes) has retained an attorney. Anyone can retain a lawyer — your client retained a lawyer," Reeds said.
With DeBruyne charged with making a false terrorist threat, Oakland County Assistant Prosecutor Kelly Collins said the reason someone reported the threat wasn't relevant.
Grabel also tried to argue that among the teens' Snapchat group, comments about school shootings and 9-1-1 plane hijackings were commonly made in a joking fashion, which reduced the potential for the comments to be taken seriously. Under closing arguments, Grabel effectively conceded that DeBruyne made the school shooting statements, but referenced a First Amendment defense.
South Lyon Police Sgt. Doug Bakki testified that during an interview with DeBruyne at his home, the student admitted making the comments on social media, was apologetic and commented that he would never have acted on the threats.
Reeds objected to the defense characterizing jokes about mass murder as "locker room talk," adding it wasn't funny, particularly coming only days after 17 people were killed in Parkland.
Collins argued that the required probable cause — that the terrorist threat was communicated to another person — to bind DeBruyne over for trial had been exceeded with the testimony of the two classmates and the defendant's own admission that he messaged a chat group of approximately 30 people.
"The recipients of the message gave the statements meaning. Let's not lose focus — the speaker's intent is the key," Grabel said.
The elements of the making a false threat charge are fairly simple, Reeds said, making a threat communicated to others with lack of intent to carry out the threat not being a defense.
Ordering the bind-over for trial, Reeds noted DeBruyne asked his friend to participate in a shooting, questioned why the friend had refused, never indicated he was joking in his posts and was very specific in the threat Feb. 18 when classes resumed after mid-winter break. DeBruyne also turned 18 on Feb. 18.
Along with the bond and GPS tether, other bond conditions for DeBruyne include banning him from a school property, allowing him to travel from home only to work, counseling and meetings with his attorneys and that he begin ongoing counseling within seven days or face bond revocation. Reeds did order that DeBruyne could speak with friends who attend South Lyon High School, but isn't allowed access to cellphones, computers and social media.
DeBruyne is scheduled March 29 for Oakland County Circuit Court arraignment. If convicted, the charge of making a false terrorist threat would carry a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison.
Contact LeAnne Rogers at lrogers@hometownlife.com or 734-883-9039. Follow her on Twitter: @LRogersObserver.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP)—Martin Truex Jr. fired his pit crew after a botched final stop at Richmond, and Michael Waltrip Racing responded Tuesday with four personnel changes for the driver.
Truex doesn't have any actual authority to fire his crew, but he did over his team radio Saturday night when a bad stop cost him a decent finish.
"I appreciate the fact that MWR addressed the issue and we're moving on," Truex said in a statement.
Truex has had a tough year despite having strong cars through the first part of the season. His good runs have been ruined by either mechanical issues or crew mistakes, and he goes into this Saturday night's race at Darlington Raceway ranked 22nd in the standings with just one top-10 finish.
Truex will have new tire carriers and tire changers for both the front and the rear of the No. 56 Toyota. Two of the crew members come from MWR's backup crew, while two were promoted from the Nationwide Series.


Macy also loves broccoli but Brussel Sprouts are her fave. She literally drools for them.
Can't wait to see Linus the model!
Just seeing this. Hope Asher continues to heal. Poor guy.
You're raising her right. Go Miss Stormy.


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One of the reasons why I love "I'm Gonna Love You Though It" is because it gives a nod to the (sometimes) unsung heroes who love and care for warriors living with cancer. In the story behind this song, it's a tribute to the husbands who embraced their wives after they learned she had breast cancer in that "life-changing" phone call. The men who courageously held in their own fears to calm their wife's, and told her, Just take my hand. Together we can do it.
I've known men like this and watched them as they stood with the women they love. Thinking of them, and the role they had played in their story helped me sing from a place of understanding. But many of the lines in the song really hit home, and several takes were required to get one without choking back a few tears. Our version was arranged by the incomparable Wally Minko, who gently opens the song on the Rhodes keyboard. Matt Bissonette provides a thoughtful and brilliant bass line, while Kurt Griffey tenderly positions his guitars in between the heartbeat of Ron's perfect rhythm, and the song's heart-felt lyrics. Kurt also delivers a powerful guitar solo that almost feels as though it is the voice of the "husband" in the story behind the storm.
County music star Martina McBride recorded "I'm Gonna Love You Through It", and at her concerts, it's so moving to see what this song stirs in people.
The song reaches everyone who has fought the fight. And people make this song their own, regardless if they're a man or a woman. There are couples standing arm-in-arm. One of their heads is sometimes wrapped in a scarf or wearing a ball cap. The person holding them is obviously proud, and unsuccessfully trying to hold in their tears.
There are rows of cancer survivors and patients standing together donning every color of pink you can imagine. Their hands are above their heads, and sometimes an entire row in the audience is swaying back and forth as Martina leads them in singing their anthem of courage.
I believe "I'm Gonna Love You Through It" reminds us how powerful music is. Its message is a beautiful testament to people finding acceptance and support in the lines of song. Melodies give musical accompaniments to the words we find comfort in.
Even when we're alone, music fills the silence that sometimes tempts our mind to lose faith, and gives us a familiar place to focus it.


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This happened a little while a go, but I am so excited to share that our gold mirror table plan from last year's Beauty and the Beast shoot was published in ELLE Mariage magazine last year. ELLE Mariage is Japan's wedding focused magazine from the ELLE family, and this issue even had our own Pippa Middleton's beautiful wedding on the front! I'm so grateful to the ELLE team for reaching out and it's super exciting to have something I made printed in an international publication!
The gold mirror table plan is featured in the Decor section of the magazine alongside a bunch of other beautiful ideas for wedding decoration.
Of course, this wouldn't have happened without the amazing ladies I worked on this shoot with (below), but with particular thanks to Sophie Carefull Photography for capturing the mirror so beautifully! If you'd like to see more from this Beauty and the Beast inspired photoshoot, you can see more images on Whimsical Wonderland Weddings.
If you're in interested in a mirror table plan for your own wedding, please get in touch!


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Journal: NURSING AND MIDWIFERY STUDIES 2016 , Volume 5 , Number 1; Page(s) 0 To 0.
THE ROLE OF MOTHER IN INFORMING GIRLS ABOUT PUBERTY: A META-ANALYSIS STUDY
Author(s): SOOKI ZAHRA, SHARIATI MOHAMMAD, CHAMAN REZA, KHOSRAVI AHMAD, EFFATPANAH MOHAMMAD, KERAMAT AFSANEH*
* CENTER FOR HEALTH RELATED SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES RESEARCH, SHAHROUD UNIVERSITY OF MEDICAL SCIENCES, SHAHROUD, IR IRAN
Context: Family, especially the mother, has the most important role in the education, transformation of information, and health behaviors of girls in order for them to have a healthy transition from the critical stage of puberty, but there are different views in this regard.
Objectives: Considering the various findings about the source of information about puberty, a meta-analysis study was conducted to investigate the extent of the mother's role in informing girls about puberty.
Data Sources: This meta-analysis study was based on English articles published from 2000 to February 2015 in the Scopus, PubMed, and Science direct databases and on Persian articles in the SID, Magiran, and Iran Medex databases with determined key words and their MeSH equivalent.
Study Selection: Quantitative cross-sectional articles were extracted by two independent researchers and finally 46 articles were selected based on inclusion criteria. STROBE list were used for evaluation of studies.
Data Extraction: The percent of mothers as the current and preferred source of gaining information about the process of puberty, menarche, and menstruation from the perspective of adolescent girls was extracted from the articles. The results of studies were analyzed using meta-analysis (random effects model) and the studies' heterogeneity was analyzed using the I2 calculation index. Variance between studies was analyzed using tau squared (Tau2) and review manager 5 software.
Results: The results showed that, from the perspective of teenage girls in Iran and other countries, in 56% of cases, the mother was the current source of information about the process of puberty, menarche, and menstruation. The preferred source of information about the process of puberty, menarche, and menstruation was the mother in all studies at 60% (Iran 57%, and other countries 66%).
Conclusions: According to the findings of this study, it is essential that health professionals and officials of the ministry of health train mothers about the time, trends, and factors affecting the start of puberty using a multi-dimensional approach that involves religious organizations, community groups, and peer groups.<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" />
Keyword(s): MENARCHE, MOTHER, PUBERTY


I am sorry and sad to say that we must cease the celebratory mood over this day being the remembrance of the federal assault weapons ban sunset provision in order to deal with something else. While we're debating whether a gunship should have been with the Marines who attempted to defend the Libyan embassy, or whether they should have had a FAST or fleet infantry Marine mindset, whether they should have used massive fire to close with and destroy the enemy, and so on and so forth, there is this sad, sad report from Egypt.
U.S. Marines defending the American embassy in Egypt were not permitted by the State Department to carry live ammunition, limiting their ability to respond to attacks like those this week on the U.S. consulate in Cairo.
If true, the reports indicate that Patterson shirked her obligation to protect U.S. interests, Nightwatch states.
While Marines are typically relied on to defend U.S. territory abroad, such as embassies, these reports indicate that the Obama administration was relying on Egypt's new Muslim Brotherhood-backed government to ensure American security, a move observers are questioning as violence in Cairo continues to rage.
Marc Toner, the State Department's deputy spokesperson, did not respond to a request for comment from the Free Beacon. White House National Security Council spokesperson Tommy Vietor also did not respond to a request for comment.
Failing to respond to requests for information is a sure sign of sin and misdeed by the State Department. It's too easy simply to reply to requests. Therefore, we may only assume the accuracy of this report, and remark how sad, immoral and asinine it is for the U.S. Marines to be subject in any way to some idiotic State Department employee.


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