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"Behold, a Throne Was Set in Heaven" | Francois Serret
https://nbf.net.au/2019/wp-content/uploads/sites/4/recordings/Behold%20a%20Throne%20Was%20Set%20in%20Heaven.mp3
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"Isaiah's Vision, the Holiness of God" | Nigel Davies
https://nbf.net.au/2019/wp-content/uploads/sites/4/recordings/Isaiah_s%20Vision,%20the%20Holiness%20of%20God.mp3
Ladies Split Session
"Spiritual Sacrifice" | Jill Jackel
https://nbf.net.au/2019/wp-content/uploads/sites/4/recordings/Spirirtual%20Sacrifice.mp3
Mens Split Session
"The World Our Children Will Grow Up In" | Brad Williamson
https://nbf.net.au/2019/wp-content/uploads/sites/4/recordings/The%20World%20Our%20Children%20Will%20Grow%20Up%20In.MP3
Youth Split Session
"Limiting God" | Chris Hustler
https://nbf.net.au/2019/wp-content/uploads/sites/4/recordings/Limiting%20God.mp3
PM Session
"Who Is On The Throne" | Sam Joukhadar
https://nbf.net.au/2019/wp-content/uploads/sites/4/recordings/Who%20Is%20On%20The%20Throne.mp3
"Second Love" | Tim Bunch
https://nbf.net.au/2019/wp-content/uploads/sites/4/recordings/Second%20Love.mp3
"A Life of Holiness" | Mansor Youssef
https://nbf.net.au/2019/wp-content/uploads/sites/4/recordings/A%20Life%20of%20Holiness.mp3
"Sufferings" | Carolyn Serret
https://nbf.net.au/2019/wp-content/uploads/sites/4/recordings/Sufferings.mp3
"The Magnificence of God" | Richard Shellabear
https://nbf.net.au/2019/wp-content/uploads/sites/4/recordings/The%20Magnificence%20of%20God.MP3
"Bring On The Bear" | Kevin Currell
https://nbf.net.au/2019/wp-content/uploads/sites/4/recordings/Bring%20On%20The%20Bear.mp3
"Heaven, What a Place!" | Charlie Williams
https://nbf.net.au/2019/wp-content/uploads/sites/4/recordings/Heaven,%20What%20a%20Place.mp3
"Thou Art Worthy…for Thou Hast Redeemed Us" | Rob Cotton
https://nbf.net.au/2019/wp-content/uploads/sites/4/recordings/Thou%20Art%20Worthy...for%20Thou%20Hast%20Redeemed%20Us.mp3
"God Is" | Phil Hyland
https://nbf.net.au/2019/wp-content/uploads/sites/4/recordings/God%20Is.mp3
"What Are Your Expectations" | Loris Williamson
https://nbf.net.au/2019/wp-content/uploads/sites/4/recordings/What%20Are%20Your%20Expectations.mp3
"Cease Not Proclaiming Day & Night" | Manny Mallari
https://nbf.net.au/2019/wp-content/uploads/sites/4/recordings/Cease%20Not%20Proclaiming%20Day%20_%20Night.MP3
"Christ's Sufferings For Me" | Dave Cotton
https://nbf.net.au/2019/wp-content/uploads/sites/4/recordings/Christ_s%20Sufferings%20for%20Me.mp3
"Be Holy, For He Is Holy" | Gavin Jackel
https://nbf.net.au/2019/wp-content/uploads/sites/4/recordings/Be%20Holy,%20For%20He%20Is%20Holy.mp3
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Q: Querying Mongodb Key and Value using C driver mongo_cursor *cursor=mongo_find(conn,TEST_NS,query,NULL,0,0,0);

  count_matched=0;
  bson *doc;

  while(mongo_cursor_next(cursor)==MONGO_OK)
  {
      count_matched++;

      doc=(bson *)mongo_cursor_bson(cursor);
      bson_iterator_init(&it,doc);

   while(bson_iterator_next(&it) != BSON_EOO)
   {
       fprintf(stderr,"%s : %s\n\n",bson_iterator_key(&it),bson_iterator_string(&it));

   }
  }

This code is working perfectly and i can see the matched documents (Key + Value) but now i want to save the matched document's key and value to a string. Can any tell me how i can save the return value of key and value in to a string?
One document includes (all strings)
Total Key=10
Total value=10

and i want to save 10 document's key and value at one time. I am using C driver of mongodb.

A: The following code shows how you would be doing copy of the key and values from the bson iterator into your key-value arrays temp_key and temp_value. The specific block of code is in between the comments marked START and END.
Additionally, you can find documentation for accessing BSON document contents at http://api.mongodb.org/c/current/bson.html .
mongo_cursor *cursor = mongo_find(&conn, TEST_NS, &query, NULL, 0, 0, 0);
int count_matched = 0;
bson *doc;

// Assuming you are just looking for 100 key / value pair of max length of 99 characters
const unsigned KV_ARRAY_LENGTH = 100;
const unsigned MAX_KV_LENGTH = 105;
char temp_key[KV_ARRAY_LENGTH][MAX_KV_LENGTH + 1], temp_value[KV_ARRAY_LENGTH][MAX_KV_LENGTH + 1];
int i = 0;
while (mongo_cursor_next(cursor) == MONGO_OK) {
    count_matched++;
    doc=(bson *)mongo_cursor_bson(cursor);

    bson_iterator it;
    bson_iterator_init(&it,doc);

    while (bson_iterator_next(&it) != BSON_EOO) {
        fprintf(stderr,"%s : %s\n", bson_iterator_key(&it), bson_iterator_string(&it));

        /******* START - Code to capture key-value into appropriate array */
        if (i < KV_ARRAY_LENGTH) {
            /* - Collect key-value pairs only if there is space in the array
             * - Key / Value woud be captured only till the max amount of space available for them i.e. MAX_KV_LENGTH in this case
             * */
            strncpy(temp_key[i], bson_iterator_key(&it), MAX_KV_LENGTH);
            strncpy(temp_value[i], bson_iterator_string(&it), MAX_KV_LENGTH);
            temp_key[i][MAX_KV_LENGTH] = temp_value[i][MAX_KV_LENGTH] = '\0';
            ++i;
        } else {
            /* whatever need to be done if there is no room in the array */
        }
        /******* END - Code to capture key-value into appropriate array */
    }
}

/* Test iterating through the key-value pair constructed in query iteration */
fprintf(stdout, "--- Fields collected ---\n");
int keyIndex = 0;
for ( ; keyIndex < i; ++keyIndex) {
    fprintf(stdout, "{key: %s, value: %s}\n", temp_key[keyIndex], temp_value[keyIndex]);
}

A: mongo_cursor *cursor=mongo_find(conn,TEST_NS,query,NULL,0,0,0);

  count_matched=0;
  bson *doc;

  //Answer
  const char* temp_key[100][100],temp_value[100][100];
  int i=0;
  while(mongo_cursor_next(cursor)==MONGO_OK)
  {
      count_matched++;

      doc=(bson *)mongo_cursor_bson(cursor);
      bson_iterator_init(&it,doc);

   while(bson_iterator_next(&it) != BSON_EOO)
   {
       fprintf(stderr,"%s : %s\n\n",bson_iterator_key(&it),bson_iterator_string(&it));
       temp[i][0]=bson_iterator_key[&it]; //Answer
       temp_value[i][0]=bson_iterator_key[&it]; //Answer
       i++;  //Answer
   }

  }

Just for the record, this is the rough sketch and i know about corruption of the temp variables and their overflow but i will remove it according to my code.

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At the weekend I managed to get out with my camera for the first time this year, even if it was just for a quick walk around a nearby nature reserve. As is typical for a British winter, the weather was grey and drizzly and the land brown and dull, but I still came away with a few snaps to share.
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A Mohawk in Peru: RPM Correspondent reports on Indigenous uprising
by RPM Admin · January 24, 2023
First Indigenous President of Peru jailed, 60+ dead, hundreds detained as protests rock Peru.
By Anonymous in Peru
What's happening in Peru should concern the rest of the world, especially Indigenous people in Canada and the US. On December 7th, 2022, Pedro Castillo, the first Indigenous President in Peru's history, was removed from office in a political coup led by the elite, wealthy corporate interests dominating Peru's Congress supported by the Canadian and US governments.
President Castillo is now jailed, and over 60 people – primarily Indigenous – have been killed by police and military forces as protests shake the country. Hundreds of people have been arbitrarily detained or have gone missing at the hands of Dina Boluarte's security forces. Dina Boluarte was Castillo's vice-president who was chosen to replace Castillo by Congress in December. Due to the oppressive actions of her government, she is now nicknamed, "Dina Asesina" in Spanish, or "Dina the Murderer" in English by Peruvians.
This turmoil has a lot to do with Canada, as large Canadian mining interests operate in Peru. But that's not apparent from the mainstream media coverage of events. Peru is the world's second-largest producer of copper, silver and zinc as well as South America's largest producer of gold, zinc, lead, boron, indium and selenium. Peru is the fifth ranked country in the world in terms of Canadian mining investments abroad. Foreign-owned companies operating in Peru pay little if any tax. They were strongly opposed to President Castillo's intention to tax them to assist in the building of hospitals and schools for the poverty-stricken Peruvian Indigenous people in the countryside.
From what I can see on the ground in Peru, little to no revenue is being redistributed to the rural Indigenous people by the mining operations on their lands. I have been on the front-lines with Castillo's supporters, many of whom have traveled 15-20 hours by bus from southern Peru's poorest Indigenous communities.
The Canadian government, for its part, has had a unified front with the United States in supporting this new murderous regime.
The people were initially calling to have the democratically-elected Castillo reinstated as President. The protest movement has shifted to calling for Boluarte's resignation, the closure of Congress, and the holding of new elections. These are all reasonable demands, but Lima's colonial elite has dug in, and instead of negotiating, they have labeled the Peruvian Indigenous electorate as "terrorists" in their own land.
As a Mohawk, I feel compelled to stand with my Quechua and Aymara brothers and sisters against the injustices they are facing. Many of the issues that Peruvian Indigenous people are fighting for are the same we Mohawk people face back home – equitable distribution of wealth, the building of schools, hospitals, and infrastructure, and control over our lands and resources.
I have met people who will give their life in this struggle against colonialism and the exploitation of the resources of their country – rural Indigenous poor, grandmothers and grandfathers, children, university professors, lawyers, labor leaders, etc., all united together. The police violence I have witnessed in these protests has been horrifying and should be a major issue of world concern. I have seen people beaten, shot at and ridiculed for just trying to have a voice.
I have been tear-gassed twice and a young man protesting next to me was shot in the leg by the military. He appeared to be about 15 years old and was with his mother. Police have indiscriminately kidnapped student protestors for weeks, and left parents to fear for the fate of their children. The police even raided the oldest university in the Americas, San Marcos University, in Lima, and beat and arrested students and hauled them away to jails. All this for allowing rural Indigenous supporters of Castillo to sleep in their dorm rooms. Volunteer lawyers for the students have also been detained.
The state violence I am witnessing in Peru is similar as to what Indigenous people continue to experience in Canada. I have been 10 feet from soldiers who have had their machine guns pointed at me with fingers on their triggers and hatred in their eyes. I am fortunate that they didn't shoot as they have full discretion and authority to do so. It has been reported that 60 protestors have been killed, 600 injured and over 500 arrested since December 7th. From what I have witnessed, the real numbers are higher.
Today I will join with the people and I will continue to provide reports and front line coverage about what's happening in Peru with Canadian and American led violence against the Peruvian Indigenous rural people.
I don't know the fate of these Indigenous people and this beautiful country. I do know that the people have spoken and that they will not give up this fight before their demands are met. A civil war could now be on the horizon.
Let's consider why Canadian interests are backing the elites instead of standing with the people. Could it be that the racism towards Indigenous people in corporate Canada is spilling over into Peruvian politics? Is the reason that they're not standing with the people because they're behind the coup against President Castillo? What's at the heart of Indigenous struggles in both Canada and Peru is the racist extraction industries and the willingness of the corporate elite to influence and lobby governments, disregard the will of the people, and to support the use of private and public mercenaries to murder Indigenous people standing up for their rights and lands.
The name of our correspondent who produced this article has been withheld for security concerns.
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There is something in all of us that longs for wonder and adventure. On Bare Soles 2019, we invite you to join us on beautiful Dale Hollow Lake and learn what it means to be submerged in the love of Jesus Christ. We will build real relationships with friends, do life together on massive houseboats, and have a ton of fun enjoying the beauty of God's creation and life on the water. Through teaching, worship, mentoring, and small group discussions, you will have the opportunity for a life-changing experience as you get to know the God who made you and loves you.
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The concept of symmetry is ever present in physics. In nature, physical symmetry is represented by naturally occurring patterns that can be seen in animals, plants, and non-living entities. In fact, the demand for symmetry in nature has resulted in some of physics' most successful theories. In this context, symmetry in physics is described as the ability of a law to be applied to multiple instances. For example, saying the laws of physics are rotationally invariant implies that they do not offer preference towards a certain direction. In this same way, a circle can have rotational symmetry where all of the points are indistinguishable from each other.
In nature, circles are seen as organically occurring features. For these perfectly symmetrical shapes to arise from processes amongst other asymmetric things is incredible. The symmetry in flowers has always been of interest to me. The fact that something can grow from a non-uniformly shaped seed, receive a varying amount of nutrients, and yet still bloom into a circle with a perfectly shaped and balanced number of petals is crazy. I think this speaks to the way that physics can be used to describe the symmetries in the world, as nature is a lot more symmetrical than one would think.
Similarly, waves are examples of symmetry in nature that can be described by physics. Waves propagate through a medium (i.e., water) and oscillate as they travel, creating a pattern. Like a wave crashing on a beach, there is a symmetry that can be seen as a result of the traveling wave and the traveling break that it experiences. The break moves symmetrically with the waves as it rolls to the edge of the beach, causing a perfect relationship between the shape of the wave and the equation for the break.
Symmetry from physics is not only present in nature, but are as well. The physicist Anthony Zee has a romantic view of this, claiming, "let us worry about beauty first, and truth will take care of itself." Bilateral symmetry (lobsters, humans) can be translated into spatial inversion by replacing the coordinates. Discrete transformations, such as rotation of a snowflake's spikes, can be extrapolated and turned into complex transformations. This being said, symmetry in physics can be used to describe the symmetries seen in nature. Simple processes such as water flowing through a small crevice to the intricate complexities of the snowflake patterning can be described by mathematical equations derived from physics.


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Part-time student, full-time Soul Reaper, Ichigo is one of the chosen few guardians of the afterlife.
Ichigo Kurosaki never asked for the ability to see ghosts—he was born with the gift. When his family is attacked by a Hollow—a malevolent lost soul—Ichigo becomes a Soul Reaper, dedicating his life to protecting the innocent and helping the tortured spirits themselves find peace. Find out why Tite Kubo's Bleach has become an international manga smash-hit!
The great battle heads for a climax as Aizen joins the battlefield and faces the Soul Society's greatest captains. Captain General Yamamoto reveals his true powers for the first time, but will it be enough to stop Aizen?
Bleach is author Tite Kubo's second title. Kubo made his debut with ZOMBIEPOWDER., a four-volume series for Weekly Shonen Jump. To date, Bleach has been translated into numerous languages and has also inspired an animated TV series that began airing in Japan in 2004. Beginning its serialization in 2001, Bleach is still a mainstay in the pages of Weekly Shonen Jump. In 2005, Bleach was awarded the prestigious Shogakukan Manga Award in the shonen (boys) category.
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Lake Maninjau, located in Agam District, West Sumatra, is the second popular natural attraction in Sumatra after Lake Toba. The beauty of Lake Maninjau makes people believe that God created Indonesia when He was smiling. Let's find out the wonderful things to do in Lake Maninjau ..!
To get to Lake Maninjau, you will pass the descending and winding road. Local people call it Kelok 44 which means 44 turns. This refers to the number of turns which are 44. Kelok 44 has a length of about eight kilometers.
Kelok 44 becomes a popular destination for tourists to enjoy the beauty of Maninjau Lake from the bird's eye view. There are many resting areas on the roadside for tourists to stop and enjoy the beauty of Maninjau Lake.
Muko Muko Park is located on the shores of Lake Maninjau. Here you can relax while enjoying the ripples of Lake Maninjau waves. Around Muko Muko Park there are stalls selling typical food of Maninjau Lake, namely Rinuak. Some might say it is incomplete visiting Maninjau Lake without tasting the delights of Rinuak.
Muko-muko Park also serves as a recreational park with various rides for children. In addition at dusk you can see the beauty of the sunset covering Lake Maninjau. Muko Muko Park is one of the flagship attractions of the government of Agam Regency to drive the tourism industry.
Buya Hamka is a great scholar from Minangkabau. His house near Lake Maninjau has been converted into a museum in honor of him. The museum stores the work of Buya Hamka who is also known as a writer, journalist, interpreter, as well as a politician.
In addition to his works, visitors can see a variety of relics and documentation of the life of Buya Hamka. Among the museum's important collections are the paintings, photos of Buya Hamka from youth to adulthood and the numerous awards he earned during his lifetime. There is also a collection of robe and toga worn by Hamka while receiving a Doctorate Honorius Cauca in Al-Azhar Cairo and the University Kebangsaan Malaysia.
Malintang Village, located on the shores of Lake Maninjau, has a unique tradition called Balangge. This tradition was created by the ancestors of Malintang Village. They were aware that durian, which has high economic value, had caused social problems. The social and economic disparities between durian garden owners and residents who do not have durian gardens can cause conflict.
The tradition gives an opportunity to people who have no durian gardens to scavenge durian that falls from the tree in the garden of anybody within the stipulated time, i.e. from 4 am to 6 am. This tradition also binds garden owners. They will be subject to sanction if they picking the durian from the tree. The sanction is their durian tree will be skinned to death. Malintang Village's durian is well known for its delicacy. So if you wonder what to buy in Sumatra, durian can be on your list.
Aia Tigo Raso is a unique attraction. It is a spring that has three flavors. Depending on the person who tastes it, the spring may taste salty, sweet and bitter. Locals believe that Aia Tigo Roso has the efficacy to cure diseases.
Aia Tigo Raso is located in Jorong Muko-Muko, Nagari Koto Malintang, Tanjung Raya, Regency of Agam. It is also located near Muko-Muko hydropower, only about 1 km. Thus it is easy to find Aia Tigo Raso. You will not miss it because there is a signpost saying "Objek Wisata Aia Tigo Raso".
The beauty of Lake Maninjau is certainly interesting to immortalize. You can take the angle by the lake or from high ground. The quiet lake, the settlement scattered around the lake and the green hills no doubt will produce stunning photographs.
Every corner of Lake Maninjau offers an irresistible charm. Morning, day or afternoon is the best time for photo hunting. DLSR camera, compact camera or even a smartphone can be your weapon to capture the beauty of Lake Maninjau.
You can enjoy the beauty of Lake Maninjau from the boat. At a cost of Rp 6,000 per person, you will be taken around Lake Maninjau. In addition to the boat, you can also enjoy the beauty of Lake Maninjau from the ground. The cost of renting a motorcycle is Rp 80,000 per day while the bike is Rp 25,000 per day.
While strolling around, take time to taste "Palai Rinuak", a local specialty. It's definitely one of things to do in West Sumatra. The food is made from certain fish that only live in Lake Maninjau. The fish is very small, probably only about the size of a broom stick.
In addition to Kelok 44, other popular attraction around Lake Maninjau is Puncak Lawang. It is the highest hill of the hills around Lake Maninjau. Puncak Lawang is located right before you go down the first turn of Kelok 44.
There's a signpost, so you definitely will not miss it. From Puncak Lawang you can enjoy the breathtaking view of Lake Maninjau. Puncak Lawang is also famous as a place of paragliding sport.
Sakura Hill is the alternative of Puncak Lawang to witness the view of Lake Maninjau from high ground. The best time to visit Sakura Hill is at dusk. The beautiful sunset at Lake Maninjau can be seen clearly from Sakura Hill.
To get to Sakura Hill visitors can rent a motorcycle at a cost of Rp 60,000 per twelve hours. But it takes a savvy skill in riding a motorcycle because the road is narrow and winding. The best option is to ride motorcycle taxi at a cost of Rp 5,000 for locals and Rp 10,000 for foreigners.
Do not miss the sunset at Lake Maninjau. Sunset on Lake Maninjau is not less beautiful than sunset on the island of Bali. The reflection of sunlight on the surface of the lake creates a breathtaking scenery.
The expanse of green hills and the afternoon breeze offer tranquility for the mind. Thus sitting by the lake while enjoying a cup of tea will be a fun experience. In addition, the flickering lights of the houses on the edge of the lake add to the beauty of the dusk. Btw, besides Lake Maninjau, Lake Ranau is also a great spot for sunset viewing. It's one of things to do in South Sumatra.
As you can see, there are various wonderful things to do in Lake Maninjau. It's the perfect place for vacation with family or friends. So give yourself a break and come to Lake Maninjau.


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Liam Payne Biography, Age, Wife, Baby, Girlfriend, Net worth, Tattoo, Songs
Liam Payne Biography
Liam Payne (Liam James Payne) is an English singer and songwriter born on 29th August 1993 in Wolverhampton, West Midlands, England. He came to the limelight as a member of the boy band 'One Direction' which debuted in 2010. He has also made a name as a solo artist since the band went on hiatus in 2016.
Liam completed 11 GCSEs at St Peter's Collegiate School and later joined Wolverhampton College's Paget Road campus where he studied music technology. At the age of 12 he was a member of the Pink Productions Theatre Company and even appeared as Tony Manero from Saturday Night Fever.
At the age of 14 in 2008 he auditioned for the British Singing Competition The X Factor but he was cut during judges' houses. In 2010 he returned to the show and received a standing ovation from Simon Cowell but failed to progress to the Boys category at judges' houses. He was however put together with four others in his age group after a suggestion by Nicole Scherzinger, a guest judge. They formed One Direction and placed in third place on the show.
After the band went to hiatus in 2016, Liam signed a recording contract with Republic Records in October 2016 and released his first solo single 'Strip That Down' on 19th May 2017.
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Liam Payne Age/ Liam Payne Birthday/ Liam One Direction Age
Liam was born on 29th August 1993 in Wolverhampton, West Midlands, England (25 years as of 2018)
Liam Payne Education
He completed 11 GCSEs at St Peter's Collegiate School and moved on to study music technology at Wolverhampton College's Paget Road campus.
Liam Payne Family
Liam was born to Karen, a nursery nurse, and Geoff Payne, a fitter. He was born he was born three weeks early and he frequently got ill. He had regular tests done in hospital until the age of four as the doctors noticed one of his kidneys was scarred and dysfunctional. He had 32 injections in his arm in the morning and evening as a child to help him cope with the pain. He has two elder sisters namely: Nicola and Ruth.
Liam Payne Cheryl/ Liam Payne and Cheryl
Liam and Cheryl Cole first met in 2009 when Liam was auditioning on the X Factor. The pair got together when Cheryl was going through her divorce to second husband at the beginning of 2016, and made their red carpet debut in May 2016.
In February 2018 rumors began that Liam and Cheryl were having problems that were caused by not spending enough time together. In March 2018 Liam admitted that they were having "struggles" and admitted that not everything was "fine and dandy".
During an interview with Evening Standard's he said: "And the thing for me is, I just like to think we're somewhere in the middle. You know, we have our struggles — like of course I'm not gonna sit here and say that everything's absolutely fine and dandy, because of course you go through different things, and that's what a relationship is."
In June 2018 the couple announced their split on twitter after two and a half years together.
"We are sad to announce that we are going our separate ways. It's been a tough decision for us to make. We still have so much love for each other as a family. Bear is our world and we ask that you respect his privacy as we navigate our way through this together."
Liam Payne Baby/ Liam Payne Son/ Liam Payne Baby/ Cheryl and Liam Baby
Liam and his ex girlfriend welcomed their son Bear Grey Payne on 22nd March 2017. They have not revealed the face of their son and during an interview with 'The Telegraph' Liam said: "We've only shown him in glimpses. We don't want him to have the pressure that me and Cheryl have, as household names. We want him to enjoy himself first and then figure it out".
Liam Payne Wife
Liam is not married but he was in a two and half years relationship with Cheryl Cole until they broke up in June 2018. The couple share a son Bear Payne born on 22nd March 2017.
Liam Payne Girlfriend/ Liam Payne Dating
After Liam broke things up with Cheryl he was spotted flirting with American model Cairo Dwek. In August 2018 they were spotted on a romantic weekend away in Lake Como. According to Mirror Online the two first met at Medusa restaurant and cabaret club in Cannes, France and Liam quickly followed her on Instagram and started liking her pictures.
Liam Payne Audition
In 2008 aged 14, he auditioned for the fifth series of X Factor and moved past the first round after performing Frank Sinatra's Fly Me To The Moon. He was eliminated at the Boot Camp stage but Simon Cowell asked him to return for the judges' houses stage. Payne was later disqualified during judges' houses, but was encouraged by Cowell to "come back in two years".
In 2010, during the seventh series of The X Factor he whole-heartedly auditioned signing Michael Bublé's version of "Cry Me a River", which earned him four yeses and a standing ovation from Simon Cowell. He was considered the second favorite to win the competition following his solo audition. "He failed to progress to the Boys category at judges' houses." Guest judge Nicole Scherzinger put him together with four others of his age group who had underwent the same struggle as him, forming a five- piece boy band at Wembley Arena. this was during the boot-camp stage of the competition hence qualifying for the Groups category.
The members of the group were put together for two weeks to get to know each other and to practice. Styles, a member, came up with the name One Direction. The group, now referred to as One direction, finished in third place but they were signed by Simon Cowell.
Liam Payne One Direction
In 2010, One Direction was signed to Simon Cowell's Syco Entertainment, this was after coming in third place at the America's Got Talent challenge. In 2011, the group was able to release its first studio album, Up 'All Night', followed by their second, 'Take Me Home', in 2012. In March 2016, the group split and claimed it to be a planned hiatus to pursue individual projects.
Liam Payne Solo Career
Liam began working as a producer under the monikers "Big Payno" or "Payno," teaming up with fellow producers AfterHrs to remix several tracks including Cheryl Cole's "I Don't Care" in 2014.
In August 2014, he created and became the director of Hampton Music Limited, a publishing company. In 2015, he collaborated with songwriter Jamie Scott on Irish band Hometown's single "The Night We Met." In early 2016, Payne featured on a track titled "You" by Wiz Khalifa and Juicy J. Payne denied that the track was a single, but it was confirmed to be a leak from an untitled mixtape, yet to be released.
On 22 July 2016 Liam Payne through his twitter handled, revealed on Twitter that he had signed a recording contract with Capitol Records. His debut solo single "Strip That Down", featuring Quavo and co-written with Ed Sheeran and Steve Mac, was released on 19 May 2017.
Liam Payne Songs
Strip That Down (featuring Quavo)
Get Low (with Zedd)
Bedroom Floor
For You (with Rita Ora)
Familiar (with J Balvin)
First Time (featuring French Montana)
Depend On It
Liam Payne Net worth
Liam has an estimated net worth of $60 million
Liam Payne Awards and Nominations
Nominee/work
Sexiest Man of the Year
BMI London Awards
Pop Award Songs
"Night Changes"
"Steal My Girl"
Teen Choice Awards
Choice Summer Male Artist
Choice Male Hottie
Global Awards
Best Male
Best British Artist or Group
Best Pop
The Global Special Award
Best New Pop Artist
Best Solo Breakout
Brit Awards
British Single
British Artist Video of the Year
BMI Pop Awards
Award Winning Songs
"Strip That Down"
Choice Latin Song
Choice Summer Song
Best Dance Video
Liam Payne Facebook
Liam Payne Twitter
Tweets by LiamPayne
Liam Payne Instagram
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Liam Payne Familiar
Liam Payne Strip That Down
Liam Payne Interview
Congratulations on the new single, "Familiar". What is the song about?
Liam Payne: A lot of my songs situate things that you go through when you're younger. This song is about the idea of the chase, where you see somebody that you really like and you just want to get to know them more.
How has the reaction been?
Liam Payne: It's been great so far. You know, every song is different. At the moment, everyone is trying to t into this new age of technology and you've got so many artists doing so many different things. It was a great week to release it because there were so many great songs out. I think this one is a slow burner – I see longevity within this song. With some tracks, you hear it first and you think, "This is great!" But this one, the first time I heard it, I was really unsure – and then I heard it a second time and was like, "Actually, damn, I was wrong!"
This is the fourth single from the upcoming album – all the tracks are distinct. What can we expect from the full album? Do you have a drop date?
Liam Payne: I wish I did, because I want it out as well! The track list is completely finished, I believe. So we're two-thirds of the way; we're just finishing it o . I think from this album, there's a little bit of me almost finding my feet within the music world – where I think I'm supposed to be, what people think of me and how much I love making different styles of music. It's very collaborative and different. Everything is quite hitty, bouncy and a lot more singy-rap than anything else. I'm actually trying to put more of the ballads on, because I know people want to hear me sing a ballad as well. So it's a really mixed bag – very eclectic.
You've said the album is like your Spotify playlist – an amalgam of everything you like. Who are your inspirations for it?
Liam Payne: Not to be too cliché, but I love Post Malone. I think it's so great the way he's put everything together and he's a very funny guy as well, actually – I got a message from him the other day that just said "DAD!!!!!!!!!" and that's all it was! Charlie Puth makes a good pop song and I like Lauv, he's made some great stuff too. In terms of hip-hop, I like Migos – I like the fun-ness of it. There have been some great writers I've been able to get through as well, so I hear a lot of songs that no one else gets to hear. Sometimes they come out later, sometimes they don't. That's another part of my playlist, this secret kind of song thing. I got one from Justin Tranter the other day – he's one of my favourite writers and works a lot with Julia Michaels; they recently did "Sorry" for Justin Bieber.
You were in the world's biggest group while just a child. How do you top that?
Liam Payne: I think the only way we can top that is by being accepted and being great ourselves. One Direction was all concerts and big songs, with longer choruses and things people want to shout out. It was a bit of a teenage rebellion kind of thing, in a sense. The only way we could get any bigger is to throw one massive concert where it's basically all of us versus each other, but we're still in a band. So, if we all went like, "Hang on a minute boys, just going to throw this in" and bang, on comes [Niall Horan's] "Slow Hands" and we're all just popping along – that would be the most fun sh*t ever.
So would this be like a friendly competition?
Liam Payne: Yeah, in a sense. We're like brothers – so, a brotherly competition. Seeing everybody come out with different sounds has been really exciting. I went to Louis [Tomlinson]'s house the other day and the first thing we were talking about was like, "Did you really realise how big what we just did was?" And we kind of both just sat there – there was nothing really said, but you could tell we were both thinking, "That was some mad sh*t, dude." And it was! You don't even realise until you come out of it and look back. The success we saw was how many people would turn up at a concert. And then seeing other people selling out these venues, select groups of people, and we played there so many times – like the Rose Bowl three times in a row. That's nuts! But even when you read it in the paper, like "the world's biggest boy band" – we did something that was "the world's biggest". It doesn't really matter what it was. Like, if I made the world's biggest orange, I'd be quite happy about that, you know what I mean? You can't top that.
You've made your mark on the world.
Liam Payne: Exactly – it's like a small legacy. Even though I've got another tiny bear-shaped legacy in the background as well. I think it's nice.
So you still hang out with Louis. How has your relationship changed with the One Direction guys?
Liam Payne: A little while back, I gave a piece of advice to [American girl group] Fifth Harmony in a magazine. When you give advice, it's sometimes something that you need to listen to yourself, too. I said: "Go away for a while, recollect and regather yourself, and then go and meet people again with your newfound presence." And I like that, because I went away and the person I was in the band, I'm not him now. It was all right to be that person then, but now, I need to be something totally different. Even going to see Louis the other day – it's nice to meet people and have them see how you are now, because you can understand all the things you might have done wrong or the things you might have regretted doing. You can say, "I'm different now, so whatever that was in the past, we were different people." We got on well in One Direction, but there were times when we didn't. Certain members fell out with each other sometimes, but it would always come back round. So, I don't ever think that I won't be friends with these people for life. But I think it's important in anything that you can think about everything you would have liked to change about yourself and then grow.
How would you describe yourself then and now?
Liam Payne: Fame made me a little bit nuts and distracted me a lot from the person I was. And it pissed me off in the end, because it was like, "You could have been this guy, but you chose to do this." Nobody really knew anything about me. I put on a front that wasn't really me. But now that I've had my time away, you slowly, naturally become the person you were before you started, but with a lot more knowledge. So I feel a lot more myself than I ever did before, rather than being a part of something and having a part to play or treading on eggshells around someone. And when I sat back and thought about all the silly things I might have said and done wrong – not that I have any regrets, because I think whatever happened, happened – I think that now is the time to not be that person. I remember the day we finished, because of the place I was in, I was quite happy that we had a break. I said to the person with me at the time, "Thank god I don't have to play that person again for a long time." It was exhausting and I couldn't keep up with myself.
A year ago, you had a son, Bear, with your girlfriend, Cheryl Cole. How has life changed since?
Liam Payne: It changes everything. Sometimes I turn around and I look at him and he's like a little me. But he's actually morphing into a lot more of Cheryl's features now, the more he grows up. When he was born, she was like, "I carried him for nine months and he's all bloody you!" Anyway, you become a lot more caring and responsible. Becoming a dad is difficult and I think a lot of people struggle. Dads don't really speak about it until you're part of the club and then they'll go, "Oh, wait for this, that's in the post!" and you're all like, "Oh, thanks for the warning!" Fatherhood was totally different to what I expected.
The difference with being a dad is that you just have to take care of the whole picture at the start. A mother and a child is the most beautiful thing to watch, but they're the closest thing ever – and you're close, but you'll never be as close. Their hearts were beating at the same time at one point, for god's sake! You're never going to be as close as that. So a lot of dads feel put out, in that sense. I didn't really feel put out, but I was like, "Where's my place?" I was desperate to find out what I was meant to do – changing nappies and whatever else. For me as a dad, you're just taking care of everything as much as you can, making sure he's got a smile on his face. And if you cook for her, she feeds him, so you're cooking for everyone – that's what my thing was. As daft as it sounds, cooking actually got me through fatherhood because it made me feel useful, rather than being the guy who just gets handed o to change his nappy and make him laugh and giggle. That's a lot of what it is. Women are superhuman. You don't realise it until they have a baby. They can do a lot of things that, frankly, we can't.
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Q: I have to perform addition on a 3d vector. The variable vector is a list class Vector:
    def __init__(self, vector):
        self.vector = vector

    def __eq__(self, other):
        return self.vector==other.vector

#above must not be changed. Below is my work.
#def __str__(self):
#     return self.vector ---Not sure how to use __str__ on a list---

    def __add__(self,other):
        vector = Vector(self.vector+other.vector)
        return vector

I know this is a wrong method but I have no clue how to work with a list. I just want to know how to work with a list in a class.
Also, the following statement should work:
x=Vector([2,4,6]) #This is a list right? This is where I get stuck.
y=Vector([7,8,9])
print(x+y==Vector([9.12.15]))

I don't want the answer to all the operations just the add is enough. I just don't understand how to output lists in classes without the statement "a.vector" which clearly was not used the commands given above when creating objects for classes.
Also please specify if any clarification is required.
Any help is appreciated!
I am new to programming and just learnt classes in Python.
Thanks a lot on advance

A: The result of adding two vectors of length 3 should be a vector with 3 elements, where each element is the sum of the corresponding elements in the original two vectors.
def __add__(self,other):
    return Vector([a+b for a,b in zip(self.vector, other.vector)])

This uses zip to iterate through both the starting vectors together, and constructs the new list using a list comprehension.
>>> x = Vector([2,4,6])
>>> y = Vector([7,8,9])
>>> x+y==Vector([9,12,15])
True

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If you want to support scalar multiplication, as indicated by your comments, then your other operand is not another vector, but a number. So you need to multiply each element individually by that number.
def __mul__(self, other):
    return Vector([a*other for a in self.vector])
__rmul__ = __mul__

This should allow you to perform both v*5 and 5*v where v is a Vector object.
>>> x = Vector([2,4,6])
>>> x*5==Vector([10,20,30])
True

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Here is an example of how you might write a dot-product between two vectors:
def dot(self, other):
    return sum(a*b for (a,b) in zip(self.vector, other.vector))

>>> x = Vector([1,2,3])
>>> y = Vector([3,2,1])
>>> x.dot(y)
10


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Tesla will have to recall nearly 54,000 vehicles in the U.S. with the company's "Full Self-Driving (FDS)" software, as it lets them roll through intersections with stop signs without coming to a complete halt.
The autonomous software functionality referred to as "rolling stop" allows the vehicle to travel through all-way-stop intersections at up to 5.6 miles (9 km) per hour before coming to a complete stop, only if no other cars, pedestrians, or bikes are detected in the vicinity of the intersection.
According to a safety recall notice issued by the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), the self-driving feature threatens driver safety since "failing to stop at a stop sign can increase the risk of a crash."
The rolling stop functionality was introduced by Tesla through an over-the-air ("OTA") firmware update in October 2020 to vehicles in the limited early access FSD Beta population. As part of limited updates, Tesla allows drivers to select different 'profiles' if they choose self-driving features.
Drivers can choose between 'Chill,' 'Average,' and 'Assertive' modes – where the last mode is accompanied with a warning that the vehicle may "perform more frequent lane changes, will not exit passing lanes, and may perform rolling stops."
The recall covers some 2016-2022 Model S and Model X, 2017-2022 Model 3, and 2020-2022 Model Y vehicles. Tesla has agreed to disable the "rolling stop" functionality on affected vehicles, starting with firmware release 2021.44.30.15 in early February 2022.
The disablement will carry forward in firmware release 2021.44.30.15 and later releases. No further action is necessary from owners who install firmware release 2021.44.30.15 or a later release on their vehicles.
All Tesla stores and service centers will be notified on or shortly after February 1, 2022. Owner notification letters will be mailed in accordance with 49 C.F.R. § 577.7.
The NHTSA has noted that "As of January 27, 2022, Tesla is not aware of any warranty claims, field reports, crashes, injuries or fatalities related to this condition." The agency added it "maintains regular discussions with all manufacturers to discuss potential safety concerns of these types of systems."
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El SEGUNDO, Calif., Dec. 29, 2010 /PRNewswire/ -- Naval Air Systems Command has awarded a $52 million contract to Raytheon Company (NYSE: RTN) to produce APG-79 Active Electronically Scanned Array (AESA) radars for F/A-18 Super Hornet tactical aircraft.
These AESA radars provide the U.S. Navy with the most advanced technology available, including enhanced capabilities that allow aircrews to detect and identify targets beyond the reach of most missiles. This long-range capability allows more time to process, share, and assess information before critical decisions are made.
In addition to enhanced capabilities, AESA radars are exceptionally reliable and maintainable. "Raytheon's high-performance AESA radar systems offer greater affordability over the life of the radar. The APG-79 has extremely low failure and maintenance rates," said Eric Ditmars, F/A-18 program director, Tactical Airborne Systems.
This third retrofit contract brings orders for the update of block II F/A-18s up to 57. Work for this program will be completed at Raytheon facilities in El Segundo, Calif.; Andover, Mass.; Forest, Miss.; and Dallas, Texas, with deliveries expected to begin October 2012.
Raytheon Company, with 2009 sales of $25 billion, is a technology and innovation leader specializing in defense, homeland security and other government markets throughout the world. With a history of innovation spanning 88 years, Raytheon provides state-of-the-art electronics, mission systems integration and other capabilities in the areas of sensing; effects; and command, control, communications and intelligence systems, as well as a broad range of mission support services. With headquarters in Waltham, Mass., Raytheon employs 75,000 people worldwide.
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Q: Probability that a Bernoulli random walk is always at least its mean? Let $(X_i)_{i\le n}\sim B(p)$ be a length $n$ sequence of iid. Bernoulli random variables.
That is $\Pr[X_i=1]=p$ and $\Pr[X_i=0] = 1-p$.
Let $S_k = \sum_{i\le k} X_i$ be the sum of the first $k$ variables.
What is the probability that each $S_k \ge p k$? That is the probability that the random walk $S_k-pk$ stays non-negative?
Clearly, the answer must be at most $p$, since the first step has to succeed. That is $X_1=1$.
For $p<<1/k$, this would also be a lower bound, since we would only expect one of the $X_i$ to ever be positive.
From comparison with Brownian motion, we might expect the probability tot be around $1/\sqrt{n}$.
I wonder if one could prove that these are indeed the two cases to look at. That is the probability that for all $k\le n$, $S_k \ge pk$ is $\sim p/\sqrt{k}$.
It seems like a problem that has been well studied, but I couldn't find anything in e.g. Feller except for $p=1/2$.
A very related question is requiring that $S_k \ge \lfloor pk\rfloor$. It appears that here the success probability is always at least $1/\sqrt k$. That makes sense since the above version requires $X_1=1$ and then continues very similarly to the floored version.
Update: I realized I could plot the probability for various $p$ and $k$.
As @antkam says the plot is discontinuous roughly at $p=1/n$ for all integers $1<n<k$. However it seems to be pretty smooth asymptotically.
It also seems like a lower bound of $C p/\sqrt{k}$ should be achievable for some constant $0<C<1$, while an upper bound would have to go through (1,1).

Here thee blue line is the true probability (as calculated by dynamic programming) while the orange line is $p/\sqrt{k}$.


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So, I was playing around with my Figuarts Kamen Rider W Cyclone Set and was simply astounded by the balance and poseability of these guys.
Against all odds, the two protagonists of the stellar but terribly underrated Supernatural Action Drama Ga-Rei Zero gets their very own Figmas! Never in my life would I have imagined that two characters from one of my all time favorite Animes would get turned into Figma fiugres.
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Posted on June 10, 2018 by Peter Eales
I can post what I want on Facebook and Twitter can't I?
The answer unfortunately is NO, as demonstrated in a recent court case.
Rhodri Philipps, the 4th Viscount St Davids, had posted on Facebook "£5,000 for the first person to 'accidentally' run over this bloody troublesome first generation immigrant, " in relation to Gina Miller who led the judicial review of the government's triggering of Article 50 (Brexit).
Mr Philips was ordered to pay £500 compensation, a £115 surcharge and costs of £250, in addition to a prison sentence for 12 weeks.
You can read more on the story here.
Often we think that our comments on Facebook are private, but they are not. Facebook is a public social media website. Yes, you can restrict those that can see your comments in the privacy settings but that does not stop your comments from being racist, sexist, defamatory or slanderous.
This also applies to most people's jobs.
Most companies have social media policies in their Employee Handbook. The Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service (ACAS) states that you can be sacked for "gross misconduct". This could be posting derogatory or offensive comments on the internet about the company or a work colleague.
This rule applies to other social media sites such as Twitter.
In March 2017, writer Ms Jack Monroe won £24,000 damages in a High Court libel action against MailOnline columnist Mrs Katie Hopkins, for a tweet she posted on her Twitter account about Ms Monroe.
According to the Huffington Post, the judge also ordered Mrs Hopkins to pay an initial £107,000 towards Ms Monroe's legal costs within 28 days. The final costs figure has yet to be assessed, but some legal experts put it above £300,000.
A high price to pay for a few words on Twitter that Mrs Hopkins thought were "OK!"
As a solicitor working in the media and technology world, this issue comes up regularly. I have given lectures to university students in London, Southampton and Bournemouth on this issue. Teaching students and business people the do's and don't's in the social media world is extremely important now. A drunken bit of "banter" on Facebook or Twitter can affect your employment and your entire career.
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Top 10 PR and marketing stunts and campaigns of October 2017
By Rich Leigh on Monday, November 6, 2017
I mentioned in this recent top 10 post that I was either selling or retiring PRexamples.com.
To give you a quick update, I was inundated with interest, and am weighing it all up. It looks likely it'll be under new ownership, but hey, you never know with these things!
If you'd like to throw your name in the hat at this later stage, feel free to get in touch (details at the bottom of this post!).
Nooooowwwww, in reverse order (and based solely on the number of unique views each post received), are the top ten PR and marketing campaigns throughout October 2017:
10. Bath Pizza Co is looking for a professional pizza taster
Fancy being paid to eat pizza? This is the job (and time-honoured PR stunt idea) for you.
9. First 500 'scary clowns' given free Whoppers at Burger King in Hallowe'en stunt
Burger King in the US gave free Whopper burgers to the first 500 people dressed as clowns from 7 pm until close on Hallowe'en night at 5 participating restaurants.
A very well put-together campaign video, riding stylistically (and thematically) on the back of IT and Stranger Things.
8. GAME will give you Fifa 18 for free if your name is Alex Hunter
Another straight-forward one, this – and the first of two near-identical brand stunts in this month's roundup.
In short, Alex Hunter is the name of the character-led career mode's protagonist.
To promote the release of the latest iteration of the best football sim out there, GAME offered the game for free to those with the same (or derivative) name.
7. Lyft teams up with Netflix to offer people trips to the 'Upside Down'
To celebrate the release of the second season of Netflix's Stranger Things, ride-sharing app Lyft created a special experiential ride and in-app experience.
From Thursday October 26 to Friday October 27, fans of the programme were able to opt into "Strange Mode", a version of the app that threw in Stranger Things orientated icons (which… sounds a bit meh, granted). Users in Los Angeles and Philadelphia were also able to request a special 'Strange' car for a spooky in-car experience, though, which kind of saves the campaign.
6. Anthony Joshua hides signed cans of Lynx around the UK – and one finder will win tickets to his next title fight
To promote his new fragrance, created with Lynx body spray, Boxing world champion Anthony Joshua hid signed cans of his body spray around the UK. One lucky winner would be given tickets to the fight against Carlos Takam, which he ended up winning, in front of 70,000 fans.
The hunt formed part of an interactive mobile experience that encouraged fans to hunt down one of 850 limited-edition Lynx YOU AJ Body Spray cans, hidden across the UK.
5. Spanish hotel opens 'sanctuary' for pool inflatables that have been abandoned by holidaymakers
Hotels.com set up a 'sanctuary' for pool inflatables at a hotel in Majorca that have been left behind by people at the end of their holidays. It's basically one big lost property campaign.
I mean, that's pretty much it – but it did well coverage-wise!
4. Legoland is letting parents and kids in for free if they have specific names
The second 'hey, if your name is X, you get Y' stunt this month.
For most of October, the public were able to claim free tickets to Legoland if they had the same name as one of the main characters from the new Lego Ninjango movie.
Adults or children were able to get involved, with names ranging from fairly-normal to the slightly less common, including Lloyd, Kai, Jay, Nya, Zane and Cole.
3. IKEA launches week-long house party to celebrate its 30 years
IKEA celebrating 30 years in the UK in October with a week-long series of house parties for the public.
The video above, from Campaign magazine, takes you inside.
Dubbed 'The Ultimate House Party', the event ran from 18th – 21st October and was held over four floors of a Soho building.
Food, drink, TV and games were all related to different decades – 1989, 1999, 2009, 2019 and 2049 – to showcase the time IKEA has been in the UK, as well as a look into the future.
2. 'Up yours, I quit' vandalised car WAS a PR stunt, and here's who was behind it
Not for the first time, and leaning heavily on this debunked stunt, a car was vandalised for a PR stunt. Dubbed the 'best resignation letter ever', the story was revealed in this tweet by the company behind it.
Multilotto is an international lottery jackpot site, and decided to create the campaign based on the perhaps unsurprising survey finding that showed that the majority of people would quit their job if they won the lottery.
1. Burger King serves beaten up burgers to highlight bullying
Burger King is known for doing fun PR stunts, however this time they've decided to do one with a very important underlying message, and it's a brave move considering they p***d off a few customers in the process.
In an undisclosed restaurant, Burger King employees served 'beaten up' Whopper Jr. hamburgers. Unsurprisingly, 95% of the customers got up to complain.
While this happened, a nearby boy was being bullied by some other kids – however, only 12% of customers got up to help him – highlighting how people are quick to complain about things that directly affect them.
Who'd have thought Burger King (in the roundup for the second time this month) would have been the brand to create one of the best anti-bullying campaigns this year?
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Here's how Taylor Morrison builds joy.
Hearing a child's story who has been diagnosed with a life threatening disease is heartbreaking. As a mom of four healthy children, Denise chose to #BuildJoy with the Sweet Dreams Organization whose mission is to "improve the quality of life for children who have been diagnosed with a life-threatening disease through the creation of their dream bedroom."
"None of my children have health problems, but I cannot imagine how hard it is for the parents of these children to see their little angels go through such a hard time with medical issues," said Denise.
When Denise made the call to the local nonprofit, she was shocked to hear the randomly chosen child was one of our very own—a Taylor Morrison's employee's 11-year-old son, James.
"Everyone here at the Sacramento office are ecstatic about the opportunity to help give this gift of joy, kindness and smiles to James and his family—our extended TM family," said Denise.
Nearly 2.3 million people are victims of domestic violence each year. In the little town of Ruskin, just outside of Tampa, a non-profit domestic violence shelter, Mary & Martha House, has been helping women and families escape violence and homelessness for 35 years.
"I have seen the good works they have done in the community and want to be a part of it," said Tracy. "All of the families in the Mary & Martha House are leaving a bad situation and are at a low point in their life."
Tracy set out to #BuildJoy by purchasing a playground set for the shelter. "This new playground represents the start of a new beginning for the women and their children—giving them a safe place to play and be together," said Tracy.
Krystle and Carlos are a husband and wife duo at Taylor Morrison-Krystle works on the mortgage side of the business and Carlos as a superintendent. They have a family tradition of making care kits to give to the homeless each holiday season. But this year, armed with $1,000 from Taylor Morrison, they were able to make their tradition spread farther and wider.
They chose to #BuildJoy by compiling care kits complete with personal hygiene items, food and clothes to keep warm. Together they handed out more than 120 care kits to the homeless community at a park.
"We wanted to be hands-on and make sure these care kits went directly to those on the street," said Krystle. "The reactions from everyone we encountered were priceless! They were filled with so much gratitude while receiving all of the packaged items. It was so heartwarming to know that little things like this make a big difference in others' lives."
A few years ago the Department of Child Safety, ChildHelp and the City of Phoenix created an emergency placement center that provides temporary housing for children. The center removes them from unsafe environments and gives them a safe place to rest before entering foster care.
"I am truly a child's advocate and I feel that all children are a gift," said Nadia. "We have some children become dis-functioning adults simply because they were not nurtured correctly. We all have an opportunity to create an amazing adult by simply filling a child with love, compassion and understanding."
Nadia chose to #BuildJoy by giving back to the center and volunteers who support and comfort the center's incoming children. She hopes the donations will help the children feel a little more comfortable as they enter foster care.
Michael's son, Tristen, was diagnosed with a rare cancer at just 16 months old. "My son's life was saved by Texas Children's Hospital and Dr. McClain," said Michael. "Tristen was diagnosed with a rare cancer called Langerhans Cell Histiocytosis.
He went through three rounds of chemo and a lot of pain when he was still just a baby. Dr. McClain sent the cancer into remission right as it was starting to attack Tristen's brain stem. He is 17 years old now and about to graduate high school, and we still keep in touch with and see Dr. McClain regularly."
Michael chose to #BuildJoy by donating unwrapped gifts to the very same hospital that saved his son's life—and he even held an event for Houston-area homeowners to get involved, too. "Needless to say I have a soft spot in my heart for kids fighting cancer."
Chad knows that oftentimes teachers are the ones who purchase the majority of the classroom and office supplies needed each year—and he wanted to help. Together with his daughter, Chad set out to #BuildJoy at Tarwater Elementary, where his daughter attends sixth grade.
When Chad and his daughter asked the Tarwater Elementary teachers what they needed, a space for teachers to come together and collaborate came to mind.
Armed with $1,000 from Taylor Morrison, Chad and his daughter were able to quickly bring the space to life, which was then unveiled in a special ceremony for all teachers to enjoy.
Denise chose to #BuildJoy by donating to a local veteran's hospital. Team members from across the Raleigh Division came together to pack and deliver over 200 gift bags for veterans staying in the hospital over the holidays. "You would be surprised at what our veterans do not have and so desperately need," Denise shared.
Denise has many family members who served in the military including her grandfather, who recently passed away. Robert R Holmes Sr. fought in the Battle of the Bulge during World War II and was inducted into the Army Hall of Fame in 2015. "We should all support and help our veterans get back on their feet," Denise added. "The joy on the veterans' faces when they received our gifts is something you never forget."
Elaine chose to #BuildJoy with No Longer Bound, a non-profit substance abuse recovery program for men in the greater Atlanta area. No Longer Bound has been serving the community for nearly three decades and over 1,200 men have completed the program.
"So many of us have tragedies in our lives related to drugs and alcohol. I have personally had two tragedies and it can be very hard to talk about sometimes, that's why this particular organization is very close to my heart." Elaine used her funds to purchase items like hats, gloves, scarves, and games for the men in recovery.
Tori chose to #BuildJoy with an organization called Rooms of Hope, which creates a dream "oasis" such as a bedroom, backyard or playroom for children with life-threatening illnesses.
Together with Rooms of Hope, Tori was able to provide a dream room make over for Lily, a 17-year-old junior in high school fighting cancer, and Lily's older sister, Hennah, who chose not to go away to college so she could stand by her little sister as she battles cancer.
The stunning new rooms made quite an impression on Lily, Hennah and their entire family. Lily's mother was so touched, she said she wants to pay it forward by volunteering for another family's room makeover once Lily completes her treatments.
Olivia saw the impact of homelessness near her Dallas community — camps of homeless individuals and families were an almost daily sight, and child poverty is particularly common in the Dallas area.
Armed with $1,000 from Taylor Morrison, Olivia collected necessities like winter gloves, hats and blankets, mini first-aid kits, as well as non-perishable food and water to make the daily struggle just a little easier. Her fellow team members joined in helping her sort and pack the items into packs that she then handed out personally to people in a homeless camp.
"We gave out items at the homeless camp as an effort to spread love and hope, and ease the suffering of the homeless community," said Olivia. "These people need hope and opportunity to rehabilitate themselves and I think this is a great start."
Share your tale of building joy on one of our social media pages using the hashtag #BuildJoy!
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Syracuse men's basketball falls to dominant Duke team
By Will Muoio
The Orange were limited to 44 points in 40 minutes.
DURHAM, N.C. — In a game with 35 missed threes and 48 points in the paint, Syracuse (18-11, 7-9 ACC) felt the pressure of Cameron Indoor Stadium and crumbled under Duke (24-5, 12-4 ACC) 60-44.
Syracuse men's basketball schedule for 2016-17 officially released
By E.Jay Zarett
SU will take on Georgetown, Virginia and Duke in the Carrier Dome
The ACC released its men's basketball schedule for the upcoming season on Monday afternoon, officially finalizing Syracuse's 2016-17 slate of games.
Trice as nice: Senior leads Michigan State to Final Four
The Michigan State senior scored 17 points to continue what his head coach called a "most improbable" tournament run to the Final Four.
Travis Trice wasn't supposed to have this moment.
He wasn't a sought-after recruit in high school, only gracing the wish list of Michigan State head coach Tom Izzo amid the courting of current teammate Branden Dawson.
Then he had a brain infection... and two concussions... and a number of other dings and dents once he arrived in East Lansing.
Men's lacrosse: Syracuse scorches Myles Jones, Duke defense in win
By Ryan Raigrodski
Three Orange players netted hat tricks in a romp over the two-time defending national champions.
After being destroyed in Durham last year, Syracuse exacted its revenge on Sunday by dominating Duke and shutting down arguably the country's best player, midfielder Myles Jones.
Now the only remaining undefeated team in the country, No. 1 Syracuse (7-0, 2-0 ACC) defeated the two-time defending national champion, 19-7, at the Carrier Dome.
Diaper Dandy: Freshman Okafor overpowers Syracuse in loss to Duke
February 15, 2015 - 10:02pm
The future NBA Draft lottery pick overcame a sluggish first half to lead the Blue Devils to a comeback victory.
According to Syracuse head coach Jim Boeheim, Jahlil Okafor will be the No. 1 pick in the upcoming NBA Draft should he declare.
But before embarking to the professional ranks, the star freshman showed a record-tying 35,446 fans on Saturday evening why he merits such high praise.
Okafor bolstered his résumé for ACC Player of the Year by pouring in 23 points and 13 rebounds to help No. 4 Duke rally for a hard-fought 80-72 victory over the Orange in the Carrier Dome.
Syracuse football: Sluggish fourth quarter dooms Orange in loss to Duke
By Josh Carney
SU is now eliminated from bowl contention for the first time since 2011.
The Carrier Dome hasn't been kind to the Syracuse Orange this season.
Hoping to keep its postseason hopes alive against Duke on Saturday, the Orange instead dropped its third straight game, 27-10, in front of 39,331 fans on Senior Day. SU will finish 1-5 at the Dome and out of the bowl picture.
Notes from David Cutcliffe's Wednesday teleconference call
November 5, 2014 - 3:57pm
The Duke head coach spoke highly of AJ Long and the rest of the Orange prior to their Saturday showdown.
Duke (7-1) head football coach David Cutcliffe spoke to the media Wednesday afternoon during the Atlantic Coast Conference's weekly coaches teleconference.
Not surprisingly, Cutcliffe talked about the Blue Devils' upcoming date with Syracuse (3-6) on Saturday at 12:30 p.m. in the Carrier Dome.
Field hockey: Russell's heroics carry Orange past Duke
By Matthew Alexander
The junior's fourth game-winning goal of 2014 lifts SU to second-straight overtime win over the Blue Devils.
Duke and Syracuse may no longer have just a basketball rivalry.
For the second straight season, the No. 10 Orange (11-4, 2-4 Atlantic Coast) took its fellow Atlantic Coast Conference foe to overtime. Once there, Emma Russell scored only 1:04 into the extra session to power SU to a dramatic 2-1 victory over the No. 6 Blue Devils at J.S. Coyne Stadium. The win was the Orange's fifth in its last six games.
SU's ACC basketball schedule released
Slate highlighted by home-and-home with Duke, road trip to UNC
Searching for the perfect Valentine's Day gift for that "special someone" in your life?
Thanks to the Atlantic Coast Conference, you don't have to look any further.
The ACC released its full men's basketball schedule for the 2014-15 season Wednesday afternoon. The obvious headliner on Syracuse's calendar is a return visit by the Duke Blue Devils to the Carrier Dome on Feb. 14. The game will be televised on ESPN.
Syracuse replaces Arizona as the nation's top basketball team
By Tyler Greenawalt
February 3, 2014 - 12:38pm
The Orange received all 65 first-place votes after defeating Duke Saturday and after Arizona lost to California.
After Cal's Justin Cobb's nailed a game-winner jumper with a second left on the clock against then-No. 1 Arizona Saturday, the nation had already crowned it's new No. 1 team: Syracuse. Hours removed from a dramatic overtime victory over Duke, the Orange (21-0, 8-0 ACC) became one of only two undefeated teams in the nation, joining Wichita Sate (23-0).
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The original Splinter Cell was developed by Ubisoft Montreal and was released in 2002 for PS2, XBOX and GameCube. In these beta screens we can see a slightly different HUD and many changes in the layout of the level. There are smaller differences from lighting cues, to even full room reconstructions between versions. Even is shown, an Xbox version of what was presumed to be a PlayStation 2 exclusive level, the Nuclear Power Plant mission.
There's also a comparison from a PS2 trailer that used a beta build of the game for display, as well as a smaller technical run-through showing the differences between the final and demo of the Chinese Embassy Return mission that was given to PlayStation magazines for use of a playable demo and game sites for personal overview. Unfortunately, the particular video had to be comprised of the near full walk-through videos of the demo run on GameSpot, so a more comprehensive comparison cannot be fully realized as of now. If someone else is interested and actually has the Official PlayStation Magazine demo, feel free to contribute a more elaborate hand-on recorded comparison video to Unseen64.net for more various differences.
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Monday, December 17 – Scrap Tires Planned For Berlin Park Path
Dec 17,2007 by DispatchAdmin
BERLIN – The scrap-tire walking and jogging path long intended for Stephen Decatur Park should begin construction this spring, the Berlin Town Council learned last week.
The five-foot wide path will be laid out around the park, stretching six-tenths of a mile and will accommodate walkers and joggers. Bicyclists will be asked not to use the path.
State grant funds from the Maryland Department of the Environment (MDE) will fund construction. The Maryland Board of Public Works approved the project last fall and the funds are already encumbered for the work.
"I like the price," said Berlin Mayor Tom Cardinale.
"The price is right," said Councilman Elroy Brittingham.
The state money comes from MDE's scrap tire recycling program. For every tire sold in Maryland, 80 cents of the purchase price goes into that fund, which is intended to clear up tire dump sites and fund demonstration projects using recycled tire materials.
The path was first proposed several years ago but funding was not available.
"I'm really confident it's going to happen this time with your blessing," Todd Ziegler of Maryland Environmental Services told the town council.
The path will probably have two entryways, Ziegler said, one off the parking off by the memorial and the other off the main parking lot, both to be delineated by landscaping.
Work could begin on the path as early as March, if the permit process can be completed and the weather is good. The project will install all signs as well as the path.
No trees will be taken down to make way for the path, Ziegler said.
"Construction is estimated not to exceed six weeks," he said.
Work will begin with a four-inch layer of crushed stone, followed by two inches of asphalt, and then the tire material.
Construction should proceed in phases.
"If it were my project and my town, I would not want this all dug up at one time," Ziegler said. "From a safety standpoint you don't want to dig up the entire path at one time."
The town would like to see fitness stations added along the path.
"They're very simple exercise stations," said Mary Bohlen, special projects coordinator for Berlin. "There's no moving parts. It's simply a matter of positioning yourself and following the instructions."
Ziegler said he plans to apply for permits in the next few weeks, and hopes to send out a request for construction proposals in the first few weeks of January.
For all the weeks news in the Greater Ocean City area, see The Dispatch on Friday.


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Q: how to make sympy simplify expressions llike (a**2 - 4*b)*sqrt(1/(a**2 - 4*b)) From other sympy code I obtain expressions like :
u = (a**2*sqrt(1/(a**2 - 4*b)) - a - 4*b*sqrt(1/(a**2 - 4*b)))/(2*(a**2 -
4*b)*sqrt(1/(a**2 - 4*b)))

where a and b are sympy symbols. I tried
u = u.simplify(), u = u.expand() and u = simplify(str(u)),

to no avail,  the code does not change. How can I obtain the simplification of these kind of expresions?

A: I'm only attempting a manual simplification here, with some notes.
The cue was that the subexpression a**2 - 4*b shows up 4 times. I'm not sure how this could be extended to a more general method.
from IPython.display import Math, display
from sympy import *

init_printing()
a,b,D=symbols('a b \Delta')

u = (a**2*sqrt(1/(a**2 - 4*b)) - a - 4*b*sqrt(1/(a**2 - 4*b)))/(2*(a**2 - 4*b)*sqrt(1/(a**2 - 4*b)))

D_ = a**2 - 4*b

r = []

r.append(latex(u))
u = u.subs(D_,D)
r.append(latex(u))
u = u.subs(2*D_, 2*D)
r.append(latex(u))
u = collect(u, 1/D)
r.append(latex(u))
u = u.subs(D_,D)
r.append(latex(u))
u = u.expand()
r.append(latex(u))
u = u.subs(D,D_)
r.append(latex(u))

display(Math(" \\Longrightarrow ".join(r)))

Output:


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