Allotments information, including how to apply for one, how much it costs and how to raise enquiries.
We own 159 allotment sites across the county. Of these, we manage 106 sites and Allotment Associations manage 53 sites on our behalf.
Use the map to find allotment sites near you. The map shows who owns the allotment and who manages it. Allotments we own are managed by us, or allotment associations - for these sites, you can apply for an allotment through us.
Some allotments are owned and run by other organisations, such as town or parish councils - contact these organisations directly if you are interested in one of their sites.
See all of our allotment sites on a map. Click on a site to find out who manages it and contact information.
Where no details are displayed, you may be able to find out who manages the site by visiting it and speaking to plot holders on the site.
You can apply for any allotment we own using the link below. This includes allotments managed by us and allotment associations. You must be over 18 and live in County Durham to apply.
Login to Do it online to apply for an allotment.
The annual rent period for allotments that we manage, runs from 1 November to 31 October. You will receive your invoice by 15 November, or within two weeks of taking over your plot. Your payment due date is included in your invoice.
You can either pay online or use our 24 hour payment line.
Allotment charges will increase on 2 November 2018. If you already rent your allotment, you will pay the annual rent amount starting on 1 November 2018.
If you are a new tenant and you rent your allotment from 2 November 2018 onwards, you will pay the annual rent amount starting on 2 November 2018.
Details of allotment charges for each size band are set out in the table below.
Plot rents for our directly let sites are calculated based on the average plot size on each site (total area of allotment site divided by the number of allotment plots = average plot size per site). These are then grouped into six size bands.
Plot rents on Allotment Association run sites are set by the members of the association. Please contact the relevant association for more details.
Once you've ended a tenancy, you are responsible for the plot until we complete all inspections. Your Do it online account will keep you updated, and advise you when you are no longer liable.
The tenancy agreement you sign depends on whether we manage the site, or an allotment association manages it.
The rules set out in our tenancy agreements have been in force since 1 January 2015. Tenants who started a tenancy before that date will fall under a variety of different rules, which are set out in the specific tenancy agreement that they signed when they took over their plot.
To simplify this situation we are in the process of developing a new allotment policy, tenancy agreement and transition rules that will mean all tenants fall under a single set of rules. Proposals for these will be subject to public and plot holder consultation before being formalised.
In addition to the rules set out in tenancy agreements, plot holders on association run sites may also be required to follow extra rules agreed by the members of the association. If you take a plot on an association site you will be informed of any extra rules by them. You will also have a right to vote on changes to rules at future general meetings.
How long will I have to wait for an allotment?
Allotments are offered on a 'first come, first served' basis and a waiting list is held for each allotment site. It is impossible to determine a waiting time, as allotment plots usually only become available when an existing tenant gives up their tenancy. Login to your Do it online account to see where you are on the waiting list.
Can I share my allotment with someone else?
We allow one tenant per plot. However, each tenant can have one co-worker per plot. It is up to the person who wants to be a co-worker to login to Do it online to apply. You will then recieve a notification of the co-worker request, which you should accept or decline.
A co-worker is someone who can register to help you with the maintenance of the plot. The co-worker has no legal tenancy rights or responsibilities. Sub-letting to co-workers is not allowed, so you must still have regular involvement in the maintenance of the plot. A co-worker can be registered on one plot, and will remain registered until either the tenant or co-worker decides to remove the co-worker or until the tenant gives up the plot.
Can the co-worker take over the main tenancy when the tenant gives up the plot?
Being a registered co-worker when a tenant gives up the plot does not give you an automatic right to take it over. Instead, we will offer you the plot, only if you have been registered as the co-worker longer than the first person on the waiting list for the site. However, unlike usual waiting list applicants, you will not have to accept another if one becomes available before your co-worker plot.
Please contact us if you are thinking about keeping any animals on your plot as only certain types are allowed and only on certain sites. You should not assume the presence of animals on other plots means that you can keep the same type of animal on your plot. The other animals may be there through historical rights held by long serving plot holders. If you bring animals onto your plot without asking permission, we may ask you to remove them or face eviction.
Do I have to grow fruit and vegetables throughout the year?
As a minimum, we expect new tenants to cultivate their plot during the main spring to autumn growing season and for it to be actively used throughout the year. Active use includes growing but can also include preparing the ground for cultivation or doing routine maintenance jobs like strimming back uncultivated areas, tidying up, and sorting out items retained for re-use. Although we do not require growing all year round, it is possible to do so and advice on this and other monthly allotment tasks can be found through the Royal Horticultural Society: Grow Your Own and The Allotment Society - growing advice.
Keep bonfires to a minimum.
Only have a bonfire if it does not affect neighbours and nearby residents (be aware of wind direction and whether other plot holders on the site have had a fire recently).
Only burn waste generated on your plot and try to use a device that will contain the fire, for example, an incinerator bin.
Always have quick burning fires, using dry materials and allow it to burn out whilst you're still present on site.
Do not burn household rubbish, tyres, plastic or foam materials or similar as many of these give off toxic fumes and dense smoke.
Do not burn rubbish from a business on an allotment.
Do not leave a bonfire unattended.
Do not allow the bonfire to burn overnight.
Be ready to put the fire out if you receive any complaints.
What should I do if there is an illegally lit bonfire?
You can Report an illegally lit fire (please see our Privacy notice - clean and green (PDF, 29.7kb) ).
What are the benefits of having an allotment?
a means of reducing 'food miles'.


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Who Should Be Arsenal's Captain Next Season?
1st June 2014 - by Harry
Prior to the season that just ended, Arsenal had lost the services of Cesc Fabregas in 2011, and Robin van Persie who both signed for Barca and Man United respectively. Both players captained the club before leaving, which opened the door to the captaincy of Thomas Vermaelen.
Thomas Vermaelen was made captain as soon as Robin van Persie jumped ship a season before the last one. However, his inability to command a regular shirt has generated a lot of heated arguments with most fans expressing their desire to see the armband handed to someone else. For the better part of last season, Mikel Arteta who is the club's vice-captain stood in as captain but his position could also be threatened next season as the club is set to sign a defensive midfielder.
What this means is that Arsenal could be in a position where the captain and the vice-captain both seat on the bench; which is not acceptable in my opinion. Arsenal need a player who plays regularly on the pitch as captain and that is why a player like Per Mertesacker will fit in perfectly.
The German international is highly respected by his teammates, who could do with some leadership on the field. A lot of people have suggested Jack Wilshere, but I disagree with this due to the fact that the 22 year old England international is still too young to lead a team like Arsenal.
Mertesacker also popularly referred to as BFG by the fans, will no doubt bring his maturity and calmness to bear on the team when pressure starts to mount. He was seen in one of our matches last season screaming at Mesut Ozil for failing to appreciate the fans after the team lost an away game. That is the kind of leader a team like Arsenal need next season if we want to avoid losing the big games.
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Matt James Hints He's Finding a Therapist After 'The Bachelor'
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Fans learned a lot about Matt James' past throughout the season of The Bachelor. Now he's hinting that he's searching for a therapist after that uncomfortable After the Finale Rose special.
[Warning spoilers for the end of The Bachelor Season 25!]
Matt James made a shocking decision at the end of 'The Bachelor'
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The finale of season 25 came down to two women. Michelle Young and Rachael Kirkconnell got to meet his mother, Patty James, and brother, John. James seemed to be confident until he had a conversation with his family.
His mother believed it would be a "long shot" that he would be engaged by the end of the season. But after meeting Michelle she said she could see the teacher becoming part of their family.
His family then met Rachael and his mother said she's cute. James said time flies with her and they have fun together. He felt like he was ready to get engaged when Rachael left, but that changed when he talked to his mom again.
"I mean I know they both love you, but feelings come and go, and to tell somebody you love them is big because that opens their hearts up," Patty said. "Just speaking from experience there's nothing like being in love."
She then added, "It makes life wonderful but you know people fall in and out of love and love is not the end all be all." John also told him to not feel like he has to make a decision if he isn't ready. This seemed to deeply affect James. He said it made him think of his father not being ready for marriage.
James decided to send Michelle home early. He also skipped his last date with Rachael and decided not to propose, but continue their relationship at the final rose ceremony.
✍ Google ✍ Therapist ✍ Near me
— Matt James (@mattjames919) March 16, 2021
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The season looked like an emotionally draining one for contestants and James. There were many fans who have suggested James might want to try therapy and it looks like he will.
"Google Therapist Near Me," he tweeted on March 16, the morning after the finale. He also shared this tweet in his Instagram Story.
The reality star has mostly kept his time on social media limited. Before this tweet, he shared a video of himself on a skateboard and captioned it with "Find your balance." He also tweeted on the same day, "Thank you God for blessing me much more than I deserve."
Do 'The Bachelor' stars get therapy during the season?
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Each season of The Bachelor is an emotional rollercoaster. There is some help for stars and contestants to get through it. A therapist is on-call for the cast. Dr. Catherine Selden was the show's psychologist from 2002 to 2017 and talked about doing this job with ABC.
"It can be a somewhat emotionally taxing, people don't realize how fast emotions get involved," Dr. Selden said. "We want to make sure that people are going to be OK with coping with the stress involved, and make sure that they are going to be offered the help that they need if it's the case."
James revealed on After the Final Rose that he's now single after ending his relationship with Rachael. It looks like he's ready to move on from the show.


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Q: Binary dictionary for LatinIME - how to build or where to find? So far i have managed to build the LatinIME (AOSP) by following this git guide. I have build the libjni_latinime.so files using this git by changing all the references of the package name used in this project to my own package name and then moved them to my project src/main/jniLibs. And finaly the keyboard works!
Now i would like to add dictionaries for more languages like greek and arabic in order to have predictive words. Allthough from what i understand the dictionaries used by latinIME need to be in binary format and so u have to build them using dicttool aosp. Is there any other method to build them other than building from aosp tree or are there any link to download prebuild .dict files for greek and arabic? I dont have enough space ( and really bad connection, would need ages) to download the whole aosp tree as the Requirements specified tell u need 100 gb for checkout the git and extra 150 gb to build it .
I have read:
LatinIME dicttool for use with a V401 Binary Dictionary
Android LatinIME Dictionaries
softkeyboard - BinaryDictionaries.wiki
and the majority of questions on the matter, but i didnt manage to find any detailed answer, as i'm really new to building on latinIME.
The dictionaries from latinIME can be found here and i think those are the ones u have to build using the dicttool.
Any help on building the dictionaries for greek and arabic language is appreciated, thank you very much.
EDIT 1: i managed to include greek dictionary and auto correction for greek using main_el.dict from this project. It includes all the prebuilt dict files from aosp dictionaries.
Now could anyone help me with prebuilt (binary) arabic dictionary?

A: Its been a while but managed to find the answer to add more dictionaries for the last version of the LatinIME.
in this github folder one can find dicttool_aosp.jar file.
now in order to create the dict you need an combined wordlist. Many languages are provided by latinIME official repository here
After you download and uncompress the gz files you can run
java -jar dicttool_aosp.jar makedict -s your_wordlist.combined -d main_your.dict
If someone want to create a dict for an language not included in these files, can download an archive dump of wikipedia for this language and with the tools found here he can create a wordlist and continue with the steps above.
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October Society Sightings: Things To Do This Month In Palm Beach County
Here's what should be on your radar this month.
Click here to check out photos from recent events, featuring the All Saints Ladies Luncheon, MorseLife Art of Generosity, YWCA Derby Day, Canstruction, the Opportunity Gala, and more. To submit photos for upcoming events, email melissa@gulfstreammediagroup.com.
This Month's Happenings
Oct. 1-31
Death or Gory Halloween Pop-Up Bar
4 p.m. to closing; Death or Glory Bar, Delray Beach; prices vary
Star Wars Trivia
7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m.; American Craft Aleworks, West Palm Beach; free
The Art of Bread Making
6 p.m. to 8 p.m.; Aioli, West Palm Beach; $45
Wine Glass Painting Class
7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.; Two Twisted Italians, West Palm Beach; $30
Season Kick-Off Party
7 p.m. to 9 p.m.; Norton Museum of Art, West Palm Beach; free-$50
GreenMarket Opening Day
9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; West Palm Beach Waterfront, West Palm Beach; free
Cream Grand Opening
Noon to midnight; CREAM, West Palm Beach; free
Lectures at the Lagoon: What's Under the Blue Heron Bridge?
2 p.m. to 3 p.m.; Manatee Lagoon, West Palm Beach; free
A History Stroll Thru Downtown WPB
6 p.m. to 8 p.m.; Mandel Public Library of West Palm Beach, West Palm Beach; free
"What's Happening in the Historic Northwest" Community Meeting
6 p.m. to 8 p.m.; Salvation Army Northwest Community Center, West Palm Beach; free
Lighthouse Sunset Tour
6:15 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.; Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse and Museum, Jupiter; $15-$20
Fright Nights Behind the Scenes
7 p.m. to 11 p.m.; South Florida Fairgrounds, West Palm Beach; $15
Screen on the Green - Hotel Transylvania 3
7 p.m.; 100 Clematis St., West Palm Beach; free
Walk on the Wild Side Tour
9:30 a.m. to 11 a.m.; Busch Wildlife Sanctuary, Jupiter; $8
12-Foot Succulent Wreath Workshop
1 p.m. to 3 p.m.; Elizabeth Ave. Station, West Palm Beach; $40
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Twilight Yoga at the Light
7 p.m. to 8 p.m.; Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse and Museum, Jupiter; $10
Paint Your Pet Workshop
6:30 p.m.; Hammer & Stain DIY Workshop, Jupiter; $42, Oct. 10 is the last day to register
Sprouts Grand Opening
7 a.m. to 10 p.m.; Sprouts Farmers Market, Jupiter; free
Palm Beach County Realtor Meet-Up
5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.; Arden Lake House, Wellington; free
Oct. 18-20, 25-27
Boo at the Zoo
Oct. 18, 19, 25, 26: 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., Oct. 20, 26: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Palm Beach Zoo, West Palm Beach ; prices vary
Oct. 18, 19
Zac Brown Band: The Owl Tour
7 p.m.; Coral Sky Amphitheatre, West Palm Beach; prices vary
Doris Italian Market & Bakery Wine Night
8:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.; Doris Italian Market & Bakery, North Palm Beach; $24.95
Dachstoberfest
9 a.m. to 1 p.m.; 100 N Clematis St., West Palm Beach; free
Tribute to Neil Diamond
4 p.m. to 7 p.m.; Meyer Amphitheatre, West Palm Beach; free
Swing, Sip & Supper
5 p.m. to 9 p.m.; The Golf Club of Jupiter, Jupiter; price varies
Think & Drink Trivia
7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.; DAS Beer Garden, Jupiter; free
Raw Wednesdays
8 p.m. to 3 a.m.; Voltaire WPB, West Palm Beach; free
Palm Beach Improv
8 p.m. to 10 p.m.; Improv Comedy Club, West Palm Beach; free
WPB Zombie Crawl
5 p.m. to 4 a.m.; Roxy's Pub; West Palm Beach; $20
The Nightbeer Before Christmas
6 p.m. to 11 p.m.; Delray Beach Craft Beer Fest, Delray Beach; free
First Annual Urban Western Rodeo
3 p.m. to 9:45 p.m.; Meyer Amphitheater, West Palm Beach; $20-$100
Think & Drink
7 p.m. to 10 p.m.; The Colony Palm Beach; Palm Beach; free
Links Fore the Cure
6 p.m. to 9 p.m.; Drive Shack, West Palm Beach; $40
Kids Crawl: Art Stage
11 a.m. to 1 p.m.; Downtown at the Gardens, West Palm Beach; free
Clematis by Fright
6 p.m. to 8 p.m.; West Palm Beach Waterfront, West Palm Beach; free
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What is the Workforce Disability Equality Standard?
The Workforce Disability Equality Standard (WDES) is a set of specific measures (metrics) that will enable NHS organisations to compare the experiences of disabled and non-disabled staff. This information will then be used by the relevant organisations to develop a local action plan and enable them to demonstrate progress against the indicators of disability equality. Initially aimed towards NHS Trusts and Foundation Trusts, the Staffordshire CCGs will have a monitoring role in supporting the implementation of the WDES and by giving due regard to Standard through their day to day functions.
The WDES is important, because research shows that a motivated, included and valued workforce helps to deliver high quality patient care, increased patient satisfaction and improved patient safety.
The implementation of the WDES will help to better understand the experiences of their disabled staff. It will support positive change for existing employees and enable a more inclusive environment for disabled people working in the NHS. Like the Workforce Race Equality Standard on which the WDES is in part modelled, it will also allow us to identify good practice and compare performance regionally and by type of trust.
Publication of the WDES along with guidance and resources to assist with the report process.
NHS Trusts and Foundation Trusts review their data and reporting arrangements against the metrics.
Online WDES reporting form published by NHS England.
Prepopulated data spreadsheet sent to NHS Trusts and Foundation Trusts.
First WDES reports to be published in August 2019, based on data from the 2018/19 financial year.
First National WDES annual report published by NHS England.
View further information about the NHS Workforce Disability Equality Standard (WDES).


We're happy to announce that the technical issues -performance and scalability- that accompany fast and global growth, have been proactively addressed. To maintain our leadership position, effective January 2016, Convert.com will from now on, leverage Akamai's Web Performance Solutions for fast delivery of personalized variations of website content targeted to each visitor for your account.
To benefit from a 25% faster delivery on SSL pages you need to update the code snippet on your website(s). Your non-SSL pages already benefit from the improved Akamai CDN we ran in parallel since December, but your secure pages and sites will only benefit from the Akamai infrastructure when you update the code.
We already saw a 25% increase in speed in our first experiments and a 100% uptime, which will be appreciated by all our clients. -Claudiu Rogoveanu, Chief Technical Officer of Convert.
The experience from our performance tests show that we were able to improve your account speed by 25% without an update on your site. We used Amazon Web Services Cloudfront CDN before and now switched to Akamai for a multi-year contract offering you a better speed on your account without additional investment on your end. This is now active for all your projects.
Using Akamai's Web Performance Solutions for our A/B testing and personalization product will result in a consistent user experience as well as reduced load times on our and our clients' websites, while enabling us to focus on developing new products and services to further solidify our top market position. -Claudiu Rogoveanu, Chief Technical Officer of Convert.
We saw an uptime improvement from 99.89% in November to 100% in December and the new CDN infrastructure will now have a guaranteed uptime of 99.999%.
The old Cloudfront CDN will stay online for 2016 so there is no immediate need to update (client) websites. But it's recommended to update in 2016 to improve conversion rates on SSL pages since we all know speed improvement are correlated to conversion rate improvements.
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Where is Roland Garros located?
Stade Roland Garros2019, 2018, 2017.
Paris2016
French Open/Event locations
Who is the winner of French Open 2021?
2021 French Open – Men's singles
2021 French Open
Champion Novak Djokovic
Runner-up Stefanos Tsitsipas
Final score 6–7, 2–6, 6–3, 6–2, 6–4
What is Roland Garros famous for?
Roland Garros' inventing and trailblazing skills kicked in and he developed the first single-seater fighter plane equipped with an on-board machine gun that fired through the propeller. It was revolutionary. He returned to the front equipped with his new firing device.
What is the prize money for the French Open 2021?
Edition 125th
Category Grand Slam tournament
Draw 128S / 64D / 16X
Prize money €34,367,215
Who has won most French Open titles?
The current champion is Novak Djokovic, who beat Stefanos Tsitsipas in the 2021 final to win his 2nd French Open title….List of French Open men's singles champions.
Website French Open champions
Most titles
13: Rafael Nadal
Novak Djokovic (Second title)
How many times has Djokovic won the French Open?
He has won 20 Grand Slam men's singles titles, including a record nine Australian Open titles. Overall, he has won 86 ATP singles titles, including a record 37 Masters events….Novak Djokovic.
French Open W (2016, 2021)
Wimbledon W (2011, 2014, 2015, 2018, 2019, 2021)
US Open W (2011, 2015, 2018)
What is Nadal's record at the French Open?
13 French Opens
Nadal has not only won 13 French Opens — a record that may never be broken — he has also won four U.S. Opens, two Wimbledons, two Olympic gold medals (one singles, one doubles), five Davis Cups and scores of other titles.
How much is French Open prize money?
This year's prize purse sits at $41.45 million. This is how the winnings are broken down for both men's and women's singles: Winner: $1.7 million. Runner-up: $907,000.
How deep is the clay at Roland-Garros?
2 In millimiters, the thin layer of red clay on the surface. 7-10 In centimeters, the thickness of the limestone layer under the red clay. 8 The number of people needed to prepare a court.
Why is it called Roland-Garros?
The French Open (French: Internationaux de France de Tennis), also known as Roland-Garros (French: [ʁɔlɑ̃ ɡaʁos]), is a major tennis tournament held over two weeks at the Stade Roland-Garros in Paris, France, beginning in late May each year. The tournament and venue are named after the French aviator Roland Garros.
Who's playing in the French Open 2021?
For players who withdraw before the draw is released, the players below them will move up one spot in the tournament's seeding.
Novak Djokovic, Serbia.
Daniil Medvedev, Russia.
Rafael Nadal, Spain.
Dominic Thiem, Austria.
Stefanos Tsitsipas, Greece.
Alexander Zverev, Germany.
Andrey Rublev, Russia.
Roger Federer, Switzerland.
Who won 2020 French Open?
The men's singles title was won for the 13th time by Rafael Nadal, who won his 20th Grand Slam title, defeating Novak Djokovic in straight sets in the final. The women's singles title was won by Iga Świątek, who won her maiden WTA singles title, defeating Sofia Kenin in straight sets in the final.


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OncBioMune Announces Agreement with CATO BioVentures as a Strategic Investor in Support of CD71-Targeted Therapy for Refractory Cancers
BATON ROUGE, La., May 01, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- OncBioMune Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (OTCQB:OBMP) ("OncBioMune" or the "Company"), a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company engaged in the development of a proprietary therapeutic cancer vaccine immunotherapy and targeted cancer therapy, is pleased to announce that it has received a letter of interest from CATO BioVentures, the venture capital affiliate of Cato Holding, a privately held family fund.
This agreement is in support of the development plan of OncBioMune's patented CD71-targeted chemotherapy combining paclitaxel, gallium, and transferrin, otherwise known as "PGT."
PGT is designed to deliver the chemotherapeutic agent paclitaxel to cancer cells over-expressing the transferrin receptor (aka CD71). Paclitaxel is currently FDA-approved in two forms: as solvent-based paclitaxel (sb-paclitaxel, Taxol®) and protein-based paclitaxel (nab-paclitaxel, ABRAXANE®).
PGT binds paclitaxel to the human protein transferrin as opposed to albumin, which is employed in nab-paclitaxel. This creates the potential to target the paclitaxel to CD71, which has been shown to be over-expressed on many different cancer types. Additionally, PGT takes advantage of the fact that the transferrin protein has binding sites for iron that can bind a different metal ion, gallium, which has anti-cancer activity. In theory, this creates a novel protein drug complex which has the capacity to deliver two, non-cross resistant cancer therapeutics in a targeted fashion.
"We are excited that CATO BioVentures has a belief in our science that would motivate them to become a strategic investor in OncBioMune. We are hopeful that this show of support from such a high quality provider will act as a catalyst to assist us in additional favorable fundraising activities," commented Dr. Brian Barnett, Chief Executive Officer at OncBioMune. "It has already been a pleasure working with the team of the CATO Research CRO arm as we start the process of putting together a clinical development plan for our proprietary therapy, PGT, and strive toward the goal of getting PGT accessible to patients with refractory cancers that represents a large area of unmet medical need."
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Q: Variable Initialization Bug? So I declared a variable as an integer and initialized it to 0. When I tried printing the value of that variable, it gave me an incredibly high number. int
x=0;
printf("%d", &x);

This is what I did. Am I doing anything wrong? Thanks in advance.

A: The operator '&' represent the address of that variable. we need, the actual value of that variable use like this...
            printf("%d",x);

A: When we are using the &x, it will refer the address of the x . we need to print the value of x then use this,
 printf("%d", x);

In scanf() function, only we need to use &x, to locate the memory address to store the value.

A: You print the address of the x so it will print the address during the compile time it will display the warning
                                                                                warning: format '%d' expects argument of type 'int', but argument 2 has type 'int *' [-Wformat]
So use following
printf("%d",x);

A: Please print the value of X instead address like printf("%d",x);


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Danny Bensi and Saunder Jurriaans
Danny Bensi and Saunder Jurriaans are two award-winning film composers. They have been playing music together for over twenty years. In the last ten years, they have completed well over 100 acclaimed film and TV scores.
Before moving to New York in 2001, Danny was raised studying the cello in Europe, while Saunder grew up playing guitar in Seattle's thriving music scene. As a duo, they are known for bold unpredictability, uniqueness, and their ability to interpret a wide range of genres. Drawing from an array of modern classical styles and beyond, their compositions are filled with atypical orchestrations, sensuous melodies, and visceral soundscapes.
One of their first films, MARTHA MARCY MAY MARLENE (Dir. Sean Durkin) garnered much attention for its sparse and suspenseful score. Soon after, their sinister score for ENEMY (Dir. Denis Villeneuve) won "Best Musical Score" at the Canadian Screen Awards. In 2015, they scored Joel Edgerton's acclaimed suspense thriller THE GIFT. More recent films include THE AUTOPSY OF JANE DOE, BOY ERASED, and THE LODGE. The duo has also written remarkable scores for documentaries LA 92 (Nat Geo), AMANDA KNOX (Netflix), and THE WOLFPACK (Netflix/Sundance Grand Jury Prize Winner) and many more.
In TV, Danny and Saunder have scored 3 seasons of Jason Bateman's OZARK (Netflix) as well as THE OA (Netflix) and CHEF'S TABLE (Netflix). Other television work includes FEAR THE WALKING DEAD (AMC), AMERICAN GODS (STARZ), and most recently ON BECOMING A GOD IN CENTRAL FLORIDA (SHOWTIME) and THE OUTSIDER (HBO).
Upcoming films include THE DEVIL ALL THE TIME and THE RENTAL.
In addition, Danny and Saunder have also successfully ventured into the video game world with their score for Ubisoft's FOR HONOR.
Danny and Saunder currently live and work in Los Angeles, where they each have studios.


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11 Impressive Google Experiments for Chrome
Written by Kevin Liew on 09 Jul 2012 •
No doubt about it, Google is the web industry leader. From the most popular search engine, social network, email service, photo service to online document editors. Its browser - Google Chrome is one of the famous browsers among IE and Firefox. Personally, I use Firefox quite often, but since the introduction of Google Chrome with its powerful javascript engine and support of most advanced web technologies, it has become my favourite browser.
If you not sure how powerful Google Chrome, you can view some of the experiments below that highlight their browsers features and performance. Well, you can use other browsers to view it but to get the best experience, use Google Chrome.
WebGL Bookcase WebGL Bookcase is an experimental interface for the Google Books API.
3 Dreams of Black 3 Dreams of Black" takes you on a journey through three dream worlds constructed through a combination of rich 2D drawings and animations interwoven with interactive 3D sequences. Throughout various points in these dream worlds, you can grab your mouse and guide the protagonist's point of view through the experience.
WebGL Globe The WebGL Globe is an open platform for geographic data visualization. We encourage you to copy the code, add your own data, and create your own.
Cube Travel through a cubic New York, Tokyo and many other cities while learning about the great features of Google Maps. Built with WebGL.
20 Things I Learned Illustrated by Christoph Niemann, written by the Google Chrome team, and built in HTML5, this charming guidebook is a handy read about how the evolution of browsers and the web is changing the way we work and play online.
Evolution of the Web The Evolution of the Web" is an interactive infographic about browsers and web technologies, created in celebration of Google Chrome's 3rd birthday
MapsGL Today, the Maps team is launching a beta of a brand new experience we call MapsGL. MapsGL is one of the first large scale applications to be built on top of WebGL. MapsGL makes use of 3D rendering and hardware graphics acceleration to provide an experience that is seamless, smooth, and runs directly in the browser.
Shaun the Sheep Watch Shaun and his friends' antics in clips from "An Ill Wind", "Snowed In", "The Big Chase", and "Twos Company" through an interactive experiment created with hardware-accelerated HTML5 video, 3D CSS Transforms, and WebM. Use the controls to expand and shrink the video, rotate the scene, bring up a rotating carousel of videos, turn on puddle reflection, and navigate between videos in a snap.
The Wilderness Down Town An interactive HTML5 short created with data and images related to your own childhood. Set to Arcade Fire's song "We Used to Wait," the experience takes place through choreographed browser windows and utilizes many modern browser features. A collaborative effort between Google Creative Lab and Chris Milk.
All is not lost A participatory music video in multiple windows. powered by HTML5. Enter a message to be danced out within the song. A collaboration between OK Go and Google, featuring Pilobolus dancers.
Google Input/Output Launch the particle from the input to the output in this HTML5 game developed for Google I/O 2012. Drop in parts and customize them to create a colorful, working machine. Build multiple machines, tweak the code to your liking and share your creation with the world on Google+
Minimal Inspiration: Illustrations for Nerds in Love
24 Amazing Interactive Google Logos and Doodles
Beautiful & Stunning Mini World Websites
Justin He 8 years ago
Those are the greatest manipulations. I was playing the Cube for almost a whole afternoon but the score still sucked as. I blame my mouse...
Dzinepress 8 years ago
i think these of all really creative experiments.


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All about Theatres
Employment in the theatre industry
May 5, 2018	 • New
There are many people who are employed in the theater industry. Clearly, there are many obvious jobs such as the actors and the actresses. But there are plenty of other posts that need to be filled to ensure that there is a successful production. A brief look at just the actors does not reveal the complexities of what is required to produce a performance. The people who will claim the headlines are the headline acts, but each performance relies on much larger casts and there are many performers who will never lead a main part yet will manage to sustain a career in theatre by playing small parts.
A make-up artist at work
Many of these small-part actors will often play more than one role in a show. This is particularly the case where there is a very large cast, with some performers taking the responsibility of two or three smaller parts.
The quality of the cast's performance will often depend on how they look. The wardrobe department's ability to provide the appropriate costumes is vital, and the final looks are completed by the make-up department. The make-up artists are responsible for the final appearance of the cast and the very best are highly sought after. One of the most frustrating roles in theatre is the person who is the understudy. Their job is to cover for the lead actor in case of emergency when they cannot perform the show. In order for the show to go on, there must be someone in place who can take the part at a moment's notice and know the script perfectly.
This is, of course, one of the most underappreciated roles in theatre, but it has led to the emergence of people who have gone to pursue star studied careers. In 1967 Sir Laurence Olivier fell ill during the performance of the "Dance of Death" and his replacement, Anthony Hopkins, went on to cover for several weeks. The success of his performances helped to launch his successful career.
The shows are written by script writers and they will invariably remain on the scene for a long period of time making adjustments as the shows progress. They work closely with the directors and the cast to seek how the script is being received by the audiences.
A sound technician at work
If a performance is unsuccessful, then the people who are likely to receive the most criticism are the directors and their assistants. They are responsible to the content of the performance and they are in charge of hiring and the firing of the cast as they search for the magic formula that will produce a hit performance. The day to day performances are often dependent on the concentrations levels of the prompter. Nowadays this responsibility is given to the stage manager and, when one of the cast forgets their lines, they will be reminded by the prompter who will be following the performance from the back stage.
The stage manager has a huge role, as he is the person who co-ordinates all the changes in the different acts. These changes in scene are performed by the back stage of crew who move different articles around the stage, but it is imperative that they put in the correct position.
Modern technology has seen the lights and the sound areas being developed and the amount of investment in them is vast. The technicians in charge of these areas have huge influence in the quality of the show that is produced. These people are highly trained, and the best technicians are, of course, needed in the best theatres around the world.
The set designers are also well paid and highly regarded. The ability to bring a scene to life is not only in the hands of the cast, but also the way the stage is set out as well as the design and the building of the set. Much of this work is done away from the theatre and, once the builders and artists have done their work, the finished stage is transported back into the theatre. Many different types of employment can be found in the theatre.
There are many child actors in "Matilda the musical review"
1963: Actress Audrey Hepburn wearing costume designed by Cecil Beaton for the Broadway musical 'My Fair Lady'. (Photo by Cecil Beaton)
The Making of Theatre Costumes
A lot of times the contribution of costumes to the overall experience of any performance, from ballet to cinema, is overlooked. Most spectators take what they see for granted, as if the characters are […]
London's Most Famous Theatres
London's West End is widely regarded as one the most prestigious and glamorous theatrical districts in the world, along with Broadway in New York, USA. In 2017, over 15 million attendees laughed, crie […]
3 of the Most Controversial Plays of All Time
Theatre is one of the most powerful mediums through which to convey a story and has been for thousands of years. People flock to see actors in a live show because they convey the full range of human e […]
The Most Expensive Broadway Musicals
Broadway in New York is the epicenter of the world's theatrical productions, especially lavish musicals. And many tourists that travel to the Big Apple make sure they take in at least one Broadway pro […]
The Smallest Italian Theaters
Most modern theaters around the world are all based on the classic architectural design of Italian theaters that were built during the architectural revolution during the 18th & 19th Centuries. Th […]
Famous theaters in Barcelona
Barcelona is an amazing place to enjoy when going on holiday and getting a tan you have been waiting for but while you are there make sure to check out the truly spectacular theaters. More than 50 the […]
The Expression of Solo Theater
Solo Theater is not a new concept however it is viewed as modern and contemporary. The definition is as it sounds, a solo rendition of a presentation. In the midst of political and social climates, yo […]
The Imaginings of Immersive Theater
We are accustomed to taking our seat with nary a word during a Theatrical production. This is a show of respect for both the presentation and the crew who made it happen. Watching the show is a journe […]
Iconic Looks of the Theater
Musicals are well-known for their catchy tunes and vibrant energy. They come to us as both originals and renditions that have left a grand impression on the audience. Over the years, intrinsic details […]
The Fate and Fame of Andrew Lloyd Weber
In the Theatrical World, famous names and marquees are an open invitation to a great show. A first success often leads to the fast track for future endeavors on the stage. Occasionally, there will be […]
What has Happened to Kids Theater Programs
A depletion of funds in Schools and communities have caused an elimination of programs. Several Musical, Drama or Theater, Art and Home Economics classes have been cancelled throughout the Districts. […]
How to Survive Stage Fright
Having the confidence to be in the spotlight is harder than it looks. Seeing Performers on the stage radiate with a self-assured persona is a trait most of us wish we had. The truth is, Actors and Act […]
Should Live Theater Use a Rating System?
Going to the Theater is a cultural experience for the whole family. Children especially can benefit from the perception of the stage. Intriguing levels of mystery and creativity enchant audiences of a […]
Movie actors who started in theatre
Bruce Willis started
in Levi's jeans commercial, but not all actors had this breakthrough, most of
them began their journey in the theatre. No hilarious commercials left for us
to make fun of, but you […]
Four Life Lessons of the Theater
Theater perspectives are often pondered from an audiences point of view. Shows are presented to incite a range of emotions from glee to sorrow. Scene by scene the plot thickens as characters develop t […]
The Magical Journey That Brought Disney To the Theater
It is hard pressed to think of a larger paragon of creativity than Disney. A sprinkling of fairy dust has brought to lands that are colored in the outer realms of our imagination. Disney has captivate […]
The Leading Ladies of the Theater
Song filled performances would not be the same today had it not been for a few iconic Leading Ladies of the Theater. Talented women who had successful careers in the Arts have paved the way for dreams […]
Putting a Spotlight on Weight Factors in the Theater
The biggest case of prejudice in the Theater may surprise you. Most would anticipate race or gender to take the stands, however the one under the spotlight is none other than…. Weight. The standard pe […]
Are Advocates Beneficial in the Theater?
Newtons third law of motion states "for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction".
This rule of thumb can be applied to almost any area of our life. When it comes to the theater, the third […]
The Theater Sensation Stomp and Why Everyone Loves It
A Theater sensation is celebrating its 25th Anniversary Pre-Spring of 2019. Stomp is a hit on the stage with a growing fan base. There have been many who avoided the show due to a misconception the se […]


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From your couch to book club meetings, these are the best books to read this year. (Photo: Urbazon/Shutterstock)
The best new and upcoming books to read in 2017
List includes new works by Carrie Fisher, Sara Shepard ("Pretty Little Liars") and Elizabeth Strout ("Olive Kitteridge").
by Jenn Virskus | Tuesday, January 17, 2017
by Jenn Virskus
Believe it or not, in 2017 silent reading parties are going to be a thing. The movement was started back in 2009 by editor Christopher Frizzelle. The idea is simple: A group of people get together and read their favorite books. Now the Silent Book Club is taking the trend global with a website, blog and regular events from the Bay Area in California to Birmingham, England.
"Reading is not an inherently social activity, but reading together in a public space creates a sense of belonging that many of us crave in this age of disconnected media," Silent Book Club founder Guinevere de la Mare told From the Grapevine. "Volunteers host meet-ups in dozens of cities around the world, and anyone is welcome to join or launch their own chapter. If we were revolutionaries, our credo would be 'Put down your phone, pick up a book.'"
Of course you don't need to join an official reading event to spend some time with your next favorite book. This list of 10 great new and soon-to-be-published books should be inspiration enough to put down that screen and snuggle up with a new hardcover!
'The Princess Diarist'
"The Princess Diarist" by Carrie Fisher. (Photo: Wikimedia)
Mourning Star Wars fans will be wiping their tears long enough to read "The Princess Diarist," Carrie Fisher's hilarious and revealing behind-the-scenes look at one of the most famous film sets of all time. Fisher drew from her own personal journals she kept while playing Princess Leia to write the book. Published just weeks before her death, the intimate memoir reads like a Young Adult novel narrated by Fisher as she falls in love with Harrison Ford on the set of the first movie in the 1970s.
While Hollywood scrambles to figure out what to do for two more Star Wars films in the works, Princess Leia has her final say as Fisher meditates on her life as a character and the price of fame.
'A Horse Walks into a Bar'
"A Horse Walks into a Bar" by David Grossman. (Photo: Courtesy photo)
"A Horse Walks into a Bar" is a short novel from Israeli author David Grossman telling the story of Dovaleh G., a hard-working middle-age stand-up comedian trying to get a break in a small club in the coastal town of Netanya, Israel. But the jokes are bad, and as the night goes on, the heckling gets worse, the comic crumbling on stage. This isn't a work of comedy, although some of the jokes in the book are funny. Rather, it tells the story of the relationship between actor and audience, love and loss.
The Irish Times called the book "shocking, raw and eloquent" and it was named one of the best books to read at the start of 2017 by The Washington Post. It will be released in hardcover on Feb. 21.
'Homegoing'
"Homegoing" by Yaa Gyasi. (Photo: Courtesy photo)
De la Mare says the book she recommended and gifted most last year was "Homegoing" by Yaa Gyasi. The book, which came out in June, tells the story of Effia and Esi, two sisters with two very different destinies: one sold into slavery and one a slave trader's wife. The story spans three continents and seven generations, from the Gold Coast of Africa to the dive bars of Harlem.
"One of the most fantastic books I've read in a long time … you cry and you laugh as you're reading it … a beautiful story," said Trevor Noah of "The Daily Show."
"Homegoing" was NPR's Debut Novel of the Year, a New York Times Notable Book and is on the shortlist for a 2017 PEN/Robert W. Bingham Prize for Debut Fiction. It's currently in hardcover, and will be available in paperback on April 25.
'Lucky Boy'
"Lucky Boy" by Shanthi Sekaran. (Photo: Courtesy photo)
"Lucky Boy" is the story of two mothers bound together by their love for one young boy. Solimar Castro-Valdez is an undocumented Mexican living in Berkeley, Calif. when she realizes she's pregnant. She raises her son Ignacio on her own, cleaning houses to make ends meet until she's placed in immigration detention. Ignacio becomes the foster son of Kevya Reddy, a successful woman struggling with infertility.
"Lucky Boy," the second novel from Indian-American author Shanthi Sekaran, has been called one of the most anticipated books of 2017, and the Kirkus Review called it "a superbly crafted and engrossing novel." The book became available on Jan. 10.
'Between Life and Death'
"Between Life and Death" by Yoram Kaniuk. (Photo: Courtesy photo)
"Between Life and Death" is one of the last works of Israeli author Yoram Kaniuk. An autobiographical novel tells the story of the four months Kaniuk spent in a Tel Aviv hospital slipping in and out of a coma, as he is compelled to reflect on the times in his life of the greatest enlightenment and trial. At times, the book seems to be told in a sleepy fog, his prose dreamlike, but at other times defiant. It is part memoir, part meditation, while also a riveting medical drama.
The French newspaper Le Mond called "Between Life and Death" the "funniest text ever written about death." It has been shortlisted for the 2017 PEN Translation Prize. Kaniuk passed away at the age of 83 in 2013.
'The Amateurs'
"The Amateurs" by Sara Shepard. (Photo: Courtesy photo)
Looking for something lighter? "Pretty Little Liars" best-selling author Sara Shepard is back with a new novel, "The Amateurs." When 18-year-old Seneca Frazier sees a post on the online crime solving community Case Not Closed about the high-profile disappearance of Helena Kelley five years previous, she's hooked. Shepard is an expert as writing page-turner mystery stories packed with friendships and a good helping of romance.
"The Amateurs" might not win any literary prizes, but if you need something to do on a cold, snowy Sunday, this is the book.
'The Sleepwalker'
"The Sleepwalker" by Chris Bohjalian. (Photo: Courtesy photo)
"The Sleepwalker" is the latest from New York Times bestselling author Chris Bohjalian. The American novelist is known for writing strong female characters, and his 19th book is no exception. "The Sleepwalker," which arrived in bookstores on January 10, surrounds the disappearance of 47-year-old Annalee Ahlberg, an architect, mother and chronic sleepwalker. The story is narrated by her 21-year-old daughter Lianna. Annalee isn't just a sleepwalker; she's a "sleep sexer" who wanders the neighborhood when her husband is away looking to satisfy her sexual desires.
The Washington Post called the book a "dark, Hitchcockian novel featuring two beautiful icy blondes reminiscent of those found in many of the renowned director's films." The book is a page-turner exploring love, lies, desire and an affliction manifesting itself in a bizarre and devastating way.
'Two She-Bears'
"Two She-Bears" by Meir Shalev. (Photo: Courtesy photo)
"Two She-Bears" by Meir Shalev, one of Israel's most prolific authors, has been called a cross between the magic realism of Gabriel Garcia Marquez and Stephen King's suspense. The story begins in an Israeli town in the 1930s and spans 70 years as Ruta Tavori tells the story of her family – a tale of love, revenge and masculinity. Ruta, who feels herself to be part man with small breasts and a tall frame, explores her relationship with her grandfather, her husband and the tragedy of her son's death.
"Shalev's style is unmistakable, and in this book he takes on themes that haunt your thoughts… After reading 'Two She-Bears,' you start seeing snakes everywhere," wrote the Italian journal Internazionale.
'Anything Is Possible'
"Anything is Possible" by Elizabeth Strout. (Photo: Courtesy photo)
Elizabeth Strout wrote "Anything Is Possible" in tandem with her 2016 bestselling novel "My Name is Lucy Barton," making it one of the most anticipated novels of the year. The book features many of the characters of Amgash, Ill., but moves beyond Lucy's first-person narration to feature a panoply of characters offering a wide-angle glimpse of life in rural America.
Strout won the Pulitzer Prize for her 2008 novel "Olive Kitteridge," and her writing has just gotten better ever since then. "Anything is Possible" will be released in hardcover April 25.
'Men Without Women'
"Men Without Women" by Haruki Murakami. (Photo: Courtesy photo)
Japanese author Haruki Murakami riffs on Ernest Hemingway's short story collection "Men Without Women" with a new collection of his own. The collection features seven stories about the lives of men, told in Murakami's signature surrealist form punctuated by cats and smoky bars, baseball and the Beatles. In "Scheherazade," which was previously published independently in the New Yorker magazine, a man living in isolation is visited regularly by a woman who claims to remember him from a past life.
"Men Without Women" was published in Japan last year and will be available translated into English in the U.S. on May 9.
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Q: How to find symbol glutPostRedisplay() in Java? I'm trying to code a 2D game on Java with OpenGL, and I have the following function:
public void movement(int step) {
    GLUT glut = new GLUT();

    if (direct == 1) {
        move += 4;
        if (move == 36) {
            direct = 0;
        }
    } else {
        move -= 4;
        if (move == -8) {
            direct = 1;
        }
    }

    glutPostRedisplay();
    glutTimerFunc(100 - tempo, movement, 1);
}

Netbeans gives me the "Cannot find symbol" error in both glutPostRedisplay and glutTimerFunc. How can I repair that?

A: Depending upon which API version you are using, the methods glutPostRedisplay and glutTimerFunc are not defined. Checking the docs that came with the version you downloaded will help clarify this.
What version are you using?


Email comes prepended with the word "*** SPAM ***"
Lately I was receiving more and more email with the word and characters *** SPAM *** prepended to the email Subject. It was made worse in that a number of them were periodically marking incoming mail from my own accounts as SPAM. I was using Mozilla Thunderbird as my email client.
*** SPAM *** was being prepended to my email's Subject line's by my Antivirus software Avast.
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Q: Understanding why $f(x)=2x$ is injective Dr. Charles Pinter's "A Book of Abstract Algebra" shows a proof of why a function '$f$' is injective and surjective.

Given $$f(x)=2x,$$
we claim $f$ is injective.
Proof. Suppose $$f(a)=f(b);$$ that is,
$$2a=2b.$$ This implies $$a=b.$$
Therefore $f$ is injective.

Intuitively, I understand why $$f(x)=2x$$ is injective, but I don't understand the above proof.
Why does showing that $$a=b$$ for $$f(a)=f(b)$$ prove that $f$ is injective?

A: The typical method for showing something is injective is based off of the logical equivalence of the contrapositive. For something to be injective (i.e one to one), this means that if two different inputs, $a$ and $b$ $\in A$ are sent to $T$ under the function $f: A \rightarrow T$, then we want these two elements to have different values in $T$.
ie: If $a \neq b$, then $f(a)\neq f(b)$. Since the contrapositive is logically equivalent, and in this case, is often much easier to prove, it suffices to prove:
If $f(a) = f(b)$, then $a = b$, which is precisely the contrapositive and is the method being used.

A: Injectivity says that for each $y$ in the range of $f$ there is a unique $x$ in the domain for which, $$f(x)=y.$$
The goal here is to start by supposing that $f(a)$ and $f(b)$ take the same $y$ value. From there you would like to show that $a$ must be equal to be $b$ in order to satisfy the "uniqueness" property of injective functions.
For example, the following function is not injective on $[-1,1]$, $g(x) = x^2$. We can see this because the equation $x^2=1$ has two solutions, so even though $g(-1)=1=g(1)$ the inner parts are not equal.

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Definition.$\quad$ A mapping $\alpha\colon S\to T$ is said to be one-to-one or injective if $$x_1\neq x_2\quad\text{implies}\quad\alpha(x_1)\neq\alpha(x_2)\qquad(x_1,x_2\in S).$$

Here, the set $S$ is the domain and $T$ is the codomain. Because a statement and its contrapositive are equivalent, we see that claiming $\alpha\colon S\to T$ is injective is the same as showing that $\alpha(x_1)=\alpha(x_2)$ implies $x_1=x_2$, where $x_1,x_2\in S$.
In your problem, you have the mapping $f$ defined by $f(x)=2x$, but what are the domain and codomain? Presumably, your author is considering the mapping $f\colon\mathbb{Z}\to\mathbb{Z}$ defined by $f(x)=2x$, but you need to make sure the domain and codomain are clear at the outset. Otherwise, you cannot provide an adequate proof. That being said, what your author has done is essentially what I alluded to above; that is, he took the contrapositive of the given definition and is using that to show injectivity.
Since $f(x)=2x$, he considers the following, where $x_1$ and $x_2$ are presumed to be elements in $\mathbb{Z}$ (this is why it's important to specify your domain and codomain; otherwise, it's ambiguous):
$$
f(x_1)=f(x_2)\\[0.5em]
2x_1=2x_2\\[0.5em]
x_1=x_2.
$$
Hence, the mapping $f\colon\mathbb{Z}\to\mathbb{Z}$ defined by $f(x)=2x$ is injective.
Does this make more sense?

A: A function is injective iff for $a\neq b$ you always have $f(a)\neq f(b)$. Equivalent to this is to prove that $f(a)=f(b)\Rightarrow a=b$, which is done there.


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Baltic Trading may buy more ships
Baltic Trading may buy more ships. (REUTERS)
Published Thursday, April 08, 2010
Baltic Trading, a newly listed shipping company controlled by Genco Shipping and Trading, may do a secondary offering this year to buy more ships, Chief Financial Officer John Wobensmith said.
The New York-based carrier of commodities such as iron ore and coal will put all its vessels in the spot market, a strategy opposite to that of Genco, and will maintain zero debt, Wobensmith said in his first interview after last month's IPO.
"Investors have an appetite to get spot exposure, and there really isn't any other drybulk company out there right now that can give you that spot exposure," said Wobensmith, who is also Genco's Chief Financial Officer. "The whole concept of Baltic is not just to be a spot player, but to give a good payback on dividend and have no leverage."
Baltic Trading raised $228 million (Dh836.76m) in its IPO, pricing the 16.3 million common shares at $14 each, the lower end of the target range of $14 to $16. The company used the proceeds in the purchase of six ships.
Baltic fell 10 cents, or 0.7 per cent, to $13.90 on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday. The shares fell 0.3 per cent in their first day of trading March 10, reached as high as $14.27 on March 11 and dropped as low as $13.05 on March 19.
"I don't think you ever expect shares to trade below IPO," Wobensmith said. "We were surprised by it."
Baltic Trading is "an equity-financed company" and will use debt only as a short-term bridge facility, Wobensmith said, adding that more equity offerings are planned to expand the fleet.
"We are definitely planning this year, but it all comes down to finding the right assets, being comfortable with what you are paying and the return numbers, and obviously the equity market," he said.
Baltic Trading's initial fleet includes two 2010-built capesize vessels, which can carry 177,000 metric tonnes of commodities, and four 2009-built supramaxes, which can haul 53,000 metric tonnes of commodities.
Because of zero interest costs, the break-even rate for the capesize will be relatively lower at about $7,000 a day, Wobensmith said. Capesize rates averaged $35,250 a day as of April 1, according to the Baltic Exchange. The Baltic Capesize Index fell 1.5 per cent to 3,377 yesterday.
Baltic Index declines
The Baltic Dry Index fell again as rates dropped to hire larger iron-ore and coal transporters on trans-Atlantic voyages on Tuesday.
The index tracking transport costs on international trade routes declined 10 points, or 0.3 per cent, to 2,981 points, according to the Baltic Exchange. Rates to charter a capesize ship, the biggest in the gauge, for a 30- to 45-day Atlantic Ocean trip starting and ending in Western Europe slid 3.6 per cent to $28,136 a day, the lowest since September 25.
Shipping rates may find support after iron-ore producer Vale said it switched to quarterly supply accords from annual agreements, according to Dahlman Rose. More ore is hauled at sea than any other dry-bulk good. The change permits a "more flexible approach", said Vale, the world's biggest producer of the steelmaking raw material.
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Rates to hire capesizes, capable of hauling 155,000 metric-tonne cargoes, fell 2.4 per cent on Tuesday to $29,919 a day. They will average $35,750 a day this quarter, according to forward freight agreement data from Imarex ASA. FFAs are used to bet on or hedge against future movements in shipping hire rates.


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Fabiola, o la iglesia de las catacumbas  (título original en inglés, Fabiola or, the Church of the Catacombs) es una novela del inglés Nicholas Wiseman, cardenal de la Iglesia católica. Se publicó por vez primera en 1854. Ha tenido dos adaptaciones al cine: una película muda en 1918 y otra versión sonora en 1949.

Resumen de la trama
La historia se ambienta en Roma a principios del siglo IV, durante la persecución de los cristianos por el emperador romano Diocleciano.

La heroína del libro es Fabiola, una joven belleza de noble familia romana. Su padre Fabio la mima, y no le puede negar nada. Parece que Fabiola lo tiene todo, incluida una educación superior en filosofía, pero bajo la superficie, no está satisfecha con su vida. Un día, encolerizada, ataca y lastima a una muchacha esclava llamada Syra, que es una cristiana en secreto. La orgullosa y mimada joven romana se ve humillada por la humildad de Syra, su madurez y su devoción a ella en esta situación, y comienza una lenta transformación, que finalmente culmina en su conversión al cristianismo, lograda por Syra y su propia prima Inés, a la que adora.

Otro hilo de la trama trata del joven Pancracio, un pío cristiano e hijo de un mártir, que está asimismo preparándose para el martirio. La némesis de Pancracio es Corvino, un compañero de estudios que lo acosa y al que irrita la santidad del joven cristiano. Hace todo lo posible por acabar con él y la comunidad cristiana de las catacumbas. Esto incluye orquestar el linchamiento de su anterior maestro, Casiano, que es cristiano en secreto. Pero Pancracio le enseña el significado del perdón cristiano cuando salva su vida poco después de que Corvino hiciera que matasen a su maestro Casiano.

Otro gran malvado en la historia es el enigmático Fulvio, un joven aparentemente rico que procede de Oriente y que pronto se pone de manifiesto que es cazador de cristianos que los entrega a las autoridades a cambio de dinero. Pretende con ello ganarse la mano de Fabiola o de Inés, y por otro lado, erradicar a la comunidad cristiana en Roma. Después de algunos acontecimientos dramáticos que revelan una sorprendente relación entre él y la esclava Syra, que es su lárgamente perdida hermana menor Miriam, Fulvio rechaza su forma de vida perversa, se convierte al cristianismo y se convierte en eremita.

Personajes
La historia también incluye una serie de relatos de martirio y leyendas de santos cristianos de la vida real en el entramado de la historia ficticia. Entre ellos están santa Inés, san Sebastián, san Pancracio, san Casiano, santa Emerenciana y san Tarsicio. Dos excepciones son los personajes de Fabiola y la mendiga ciega Cecilia, amiga de Syra y compañera cristiana; aunque las dos llevan nombres de santas, no son idénticas a santa Fabiola (que vivió más tarde) y santa Cecilia (cuya leyenda es muy diferente de la historia de Cecilia en la novela).

Antecedentes
Wiseman escribió Fabiola en parte como respuesta al libro vigorosamente anticatólico Hipatia (Hypatia, 1853), de Charles Kingsley. La novela se dirigía sobre todo a la minoría católica en Inglaterra, que había salido recientemente de un estatus semi-ilegal (la jerarquía católica en Inglaterra había quedado restablecida sólo en el año 1850).

La historia por lo tanto constantemente enfatiza la estrecha comunidad que formaban los primitivos cristianos, su amor mutuo, su solidaridad y fuerte sentido de comunión. Al mismo tiempo, las referencias directas a la situación que entonces tenían los católicos en Inglaterra son raras, especialmente si se compara la novela con la de John Henry Newman titulada Calista (1855), que fue un encargo como especie de «precuela» de Fabiola. Aun así, el lenguaje heroico en que se narran los cuentos de los mártires obviamente pretendía fortalecer el valor y la determinación de los católicos en Inglaterra. La parte educativa del libro es también importante: varios capítulos se dedican a digresiones con información histórica sobre el culto y el enterramiento en las catacumbas.

El cine produjo dos versiones del libro: en 1918 en Italia dirigida por Enrico Guazzoni. También, una lujosa versión fílmica franco-italiana en 1949. (Sólo llegó a los Estados Unidos en 1951 en versión doblada y drásticamente cortada). La segunda película se parece poco a lo que se supone que es su fuente. Una tercera versión, tipo peplum, titulada La rivolta degli schiavi se produjo en 1960. Toma más elementos de la novela que la segunda, como la inclusión de santa Inés y san Sebastián, pero se aparta de la novela en muchos puntos.

En España
La obra fue traducida al español en 1857. En La Regenta, de Leopoldo Alas «Clarín», hay una referencia a Fabiola en el capítulo 21, cuando se menciona la antigua aspiración del personaje de Fermín de Pas de escribir novelas, «en hacer una Sibila verdaderamente cristiana, y una Fabiola moderna».

Ha habido varias ediciones en tiempos más recientes:
ISBN 13: 978-84-210-0159-2 — Fabiola, o la iglesia de la catacumbas (1950), Editorial Balmes
ISBN 13: 978-84-210-0312-1 — Fabiola (1958), Editorial Balmes
ISBN 13: 978-84-239-1028-1 — Fabiola, Espasa Libros, S.L.
ISBN 13: 978-84-332-0414-1 — Fabiola (1970), Gasso Hnos., S.A.
ISBN 13: 978-84-02-01369-9 — Fabiola (1973), Bruguera, S.A.
ISBN 13: 978-84-7104-432-7 — Fabiola (1973), Ediciones Mateu, S.A.
ISBN 13: 978-84-303-0489-9 — Fabiola (1975), Editorial Ramón Sopena, S.A.
ISBN 13: 978-84-346-0097-3 — Fabiola (1976), Vosgos, S.A.
ISBN 13: 978-84-346-0104-8 — Fabiola (1976), Vosgos, S.A.
ISBN 13: 978-84-201-0180-4 — Fabiola (1980), Afha Internacional, S.A.
ISBN 13: 978-84-319-0376-3 — Fabiola, Vasco Americana, S.A.
ISBN 13: 978-84-319-1627-5 — Fabiola (1981), Vasco Americana, S.A.
ISBN 13: 978-84-7505-336-3 — Fabiola (1982), Clásicos Océano
ISBN 13: 978-84-7505-516-9 — Fabiola (1982), Clásicos Océano
ISBN 13: 978-84-305-1268-3 — Fabiola (1982), Susaeta Ediciones, S.A.
ISBN 13: 978-84-310-2707-0 — Fabiola (1983), Ediciones Toray, S.A.
ISBN 13: 978-84-7556-016-8 — Fabiola (1983), Océano Ámbar, S.A.
ISBN 13: 978-84-7682-043-8 — Fabiola (1986), PPP Ediciones
ISBN 13: 978-84-7281-222-2 — Fabiola (1986), Ediciones Auriga, S.A.
ISBN 13: 978-84-7561-400-7 — Fabiola (1986), Editors, S.A.
ISBN 13: 978-84-392-8238-9 — Fabiola (1989), Ediciones Gaviota, S.L.
ISBN 13: 978-84-7889-054-5 — Fabiola (1990), Yerico, S.A.
ISBN 13: 978-84-7729-164-0 — Fabiola (1995), Perea Ediciones
ISBN 10: 970-07-5730-7 — Fabiola (2005), Editorial Porrúa S.A.
ISBN 13: 978-84-935182-9-5 — Fabiola (2007), Homo Legens, S.L.

Referencias

Enlaces externos
 Facsímil de una edición de Fabiola de 1886 (en inglés).

Novelas de 1854
Novelas en inglés
Novelas históricas
Novelas ambientadas en la Antigua Roma
Novelas británicas adaptadas al cine
Novelas ambientadas en el siglo IV
Representaciones culturales de Diocleciano

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Gemini's Head of Risk on How Crypto Beats Traditional Finance
Jan 7, 2020 at 09:00 UTC Updated Jan 7, 2020 at 16:44 UTC
Yusuf Hussain, head of risk at Gemini and president of the Virtual Commodities Association
This post is part of CoinDesk's 2019 Year in Review, a collection of 100 op-eds, interviews and takes on the state of blockchain and the world.
Blockchain is disrupting traditional finance, but will never overtake it without the same legal protections as its outdated predecessor. That's Yusuf Hussain's wager.
As president of the Virtual Commodities Association (VCA), Hussain is attempting to map tried and true financial governance structures to crypto. Namely, he's leading the Winklevoss-backed VCA's efforts to become a self-regulatory organization (SRO). If successful, an SRO will allow industry participants to manage their own affairs – including setting standards for ethics, conflicts and judgments – akin to the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) for brokers (the intermediaries for trades involving equities, corporate bonds, securities futures, and options).
Comprised of four cryptocurrency exchanges – Gemini (where Hussain works as head of risk), bitFlyer, Bittrex, and Bitstamp – and a litany of commercial consultants, law firms, and compliance experts, the non-profit VCA aims to develop "well-formed, sensible regulation."
In an interview in November, Hussain said the industry is already moving in this direction. "We're seeing less resistance from exchanges claiming regulation is antithetical to crypto," he said.
Also discussed was how maturation will become a competitive advantage, and how traditional finance maps onto crypto.
You have feet in both the world of risk and regulation as head of risk for Gemini. Could you explain the overlap between your two roles?
The biggest connection between the two roles is that both the organization and the industry share the same risks: regulatory uncertainty. At any risk management practice, they identify the main remedial activities to close the gap. I'm looking to address this uncertainty at the VCA. Gemini has a number of employees with backgrounds in traditional finance or tech. Our prior lives inform what we think crypto's rules and regulations should look like.
Could you describe the process of applying for SRO status?
The VCA is one of a handful of associations out there looking to obtain the SRO designation. There are a number of different ways to get the designation. At the bare minimum, an existing regulatory body would have to sponsor the association and present it to Congress, where a bill would be passed designating it as SRO. The VCA recognizes that there is a specific path through legislation, similar to how the CFTC [Commodity Futures Trading Commission] and SEC [Securities and Exchange Commission] designated SRO responsibility over broker dealers and futures contracts markets.
If you distill it, an SRO has two components: enforcement and cross-market surveillance. At the VCA, there are six committees; two focus on enforcement and cross market surveillance. So we're building to that vision, and we have relationships with both the SEC and CFTC.
How does the existing regulatory framework map onto the crypto industry?
In the U.S. you have roughly 13 exchanges where you can buy or sell commodities or securities. Retail investors can't buy those assets directly but have to go through a broker-dealer or register with the NFA [National Futures Association] as a futures contracts merchant. Broker-dealers are registered with an SRO to place orders on a market. Once a broker places a trade on an exchange on your behalf, there's action behind the scenes to make sure you have the money and the counterparty has possession of the stock you want to buy.
That's referred to as clearing and settlement, which usually takes two to three days, a number of counterparties and also a depository and trusted intermediaries. With crypto, a retail consumer can directly interact with an exchange or choose to interact with a broker-dealer. Blockchain lets consumers buy and sell directly because the clearing happens instantaneously on an exchange. An exchange can play multiple roles because blockchain affords efficiencies and consolidations.
When Gemini builds out products, we ask where it plays out in traditional industry and which agencies' remit does it fall under. A single exchange can offer a plethora of products from futures to ETFs to spots for commodities, stablecoin for foreign exchange and securities when that framework is finalized.
What's the deal with the bitcoin ETF delay?
Speaking on behalf of VCA, the SEC has rejected ETF proposals since 2018. It recently sent a 100-page rejection letter, which maintained consistency with [its] previous rejections, citing market manipulation concerns. The VCA wants to enable the sharing of data to enable cross market surveillance, which is a vested interest for the industry. Speaking behind closed doors with the SEC and CFTC, they say cross-market surveillance is necessary for maturation.
What were the most important developments this year?
The amount of attention from federal and state regulators. But the discussion has increased globally. There are other jurisdictions looking to pave the way for crypto adoption. There's a risk the U.S. will fall behind.
There's also been a slight change in narrative. Where crypto exchanges and custodians once said, "we don't need the AML [anti-money laundering] or other regulations... it's the antithesis of crypto," they're coming around in learning you can't challenge the most heavily regulated industry in the world without the appropriate sensible regulation.
Do you think the regulators directed their attention in response to Libra?
Not only. There have been a number of bills. When I started the Token Taxonomy Act was being floated. Now the register has a number of bills around crypto, some of which may have been incited by Libra, but broadly speaking the conversation is ongoing. We have a lot of educating to do on what crypto brings, so the bills are appropriately worded. To be honest, I prefer not to comment on Libra. The Gemini founders have already publicly commented.
Any that you expect to pass?
The things I hope to happen are the designation of SRO status to a crypto association. We've established the right relationships.
Can you share the VCA's view on the security/commodity transition?
Each member organization has its own listed framework on what it means to be a security or commodity. Gemini is very particular to ensure only digital assets considered commodities are listed. The conversations happening are how to build a framework that explains how crypto fits into the Howey Guidance.
When applying traditional financial rules, you always see a knee-jerk reaction from crypto. The key is sensibly applying the rules and regulations.
Do you think there is an internal conflict in exchanges between privacy and transparency?
A lot of exchanges think their implementation of custodial infrastructure is the secret sauce. There's a way to provide transparency without giving over the details of your competitive advantage in your SOC reports. Institutions that have trade secrets but continue to provide transparency through attestations is proof that there's an appropriate way to disclose. After the exit scams and hacks over the years, it's harder to claim you're secure and have customers trust you versus having a trusted, reputable audit by one of the "big four" [accounting firms].
Gemini has a head start in minimal compliance burden. We're not after short-term profits but playing the long game, by building a sustainable product. When regulation does come, we'll be ready. It's a competitive advantage and it's how one day regulation will drive revenue.
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Therese Apel
UPDATE: Caden has been found safe.
The Ecru Police Department is looking for a missing child.
In a post on Facebook, EPD asked the community to please be on the lookout for 9-year-old Caden was last seen Sunday morning around 9am at Cairo Road and Johnson Bend.
Caden was wearing a black shirt, black cargo pants, and no shoes. Police say had two speckled puppies following him.
EPD asks if anyone has any information on Caden's whereabouts, please call 911.
/// Ecru, Missing child, Pontotoc
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