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A History of the Elephant & Castle (Part One)
By View from the Mirror on October 23, 2012
A south London landmark… the Elephant and Castle statue
As well as being one of London's major transport hubs, the Elephant and Castle (or, more simply, the 'Elephant' as locals like to call it) is one of the capital's more peculiarly named areas.
A typical Elephant and Castle scene
Thanks to its post-war jumble of tower blocks, roaring traffic and gloomy pedestrian subways, Elephant and Castle has become rather unloved over the years… which, when you consider the area's long and fascinating history, is a sentiment nothing short of travesty.
Before the Elephant
Before acquiring its unique name, the land which would eventually become the Elephant and Castle was occupied by a village known as Newington which came under Walworth; a manor listed in the 1086 Domesday Book as being part of the Archbishop of Canterbury's portfolio.
Today, the name of the early settlement lives on in two roads- Newington Causeway and Newington Butts which lie either side of the present day junction.
Roads named after Newington (A-Z imaging)
Many historians believe that 'Butts' is a reference to archery butts; a strip of land dedicated to practising bow and arrow firing.
Medieval archery butts where weekly practice was compulsory
During the Medieval era, such exercise grounds existed all over the kingdom thanks to a law drawn up in 1252 which stated all Englishmen between the ages of 15 and 60 were required to own a bow and to practice their shooting skills every Sunday!
The Elephant stomps in
The Elephant and Castle eponym evolved thanks to a tavern which established itself in the area (to this day, a pub by the same name operates on the junction's northern roundabout).
The most recent incarnation of the Elephant & Castle pub
Although the image of an elephant partnered with a castle was fairly common at the time, what the pub's owner was precisely referring to when they named their boozer remains a mystery.
Perhaps it was an allusion to a heraldic symbol? Or an early chess piece?
Elephant & Castle imagery on a chess piece and as a symbol of heraldry
Then again, the landlord may have been aligning the tavern with the Worshipful Company of Cutlers; the guild responsible for regulating the manufacture of weapons and cutlery who, for many years, incorporated ivory into the handles of their wares- hence their coat of arms bearing the Elephant and Castle icon:
Elephant and castle imagery on the sign for Cutlers Hall, Warwick Lane.
Or perhaps the unusual name was a reference to the time when Louis IX of France presented King Henry III with an elephant as a gift; the donated jumbo being gladly received and placed in the Royal Menagerie which, in those days, was housed in the Tower of London.
A mid 13th century sketch of King Henry's elephant, drawn by a monk called Matthew Paris (Image: University of Cambridge)
Sadly, this celebrated pachyderm somehow managed to wangle its trunk into a large rake of wine… an indulgence which evidently killed the sorry beast after three years spent in the tower.
At least it died happy…
A very early reference to the district's now famous name can be found in Shakespeare's comedy, Twelfth Night, penned circa 1601.
In the play, Antonio informs Sebastian that a good place to lodge for the night is "in the south suburbs, at the Elephant."
William Shakespeare, one of the first writers to refer to the Elephant and Castle by its current name.
Although Twelfth Night is set nowhere near London (or even England), it is likely that Shakespeare slotted the name in as a cheeky local reference which most of the audience would have understood- the Bard's Globe Theatre being situated just under a mile away from the area.
It is also possible that the allusion may have been included as an early form of advertising for the tavern, especially as it was within staggering distance of sinful Southwark's playhouses and debauchery!
The area begins to boom
In 1760, a blacksmith's workshop in the village was enlarged and converted into a tavern which adopted the Elephant and Castle title.
The newly established premises gradually developed into an important coaching inn, with traffic and trade boosted by the opening of nearby Westminster Bridge (in 1751) and Blackfriars Bridge (in 1769).
With London's road network expanding around these two new and vital river crossings, the Elephant and Castle quickly became an important hub in the capital's burgeoning transport network.
Early traffic at the Elephant
In 1861 and encouraged by the Elephant's growing prominence, the Reformed Baptist church decided to build their main place of worship in the area- the Metropolitan Tabernacle.
The Metropolitan Tabernacle, 1861 (image: Grosvenor Prints)
As well as the growing importance of the Elephant and Castle, the Reformed Baptists also chose the location as it marks the approximate site where the 'Southwark Martyrs' (a group of Protestants executed during the reign of Mary I for their faith) were suffered the brutal fate of being burnt at the stake.
Religious dissenters about to be burned alive…
When it first opened, the Metropolitan Tabernacle had a congregation numbering over 5,000 people.
The Metropolitan Tabernacle's original interior (image: Wikipedia)
Despite being destroyed by fire in 1898 and Nazi bombs in 1941, the main front portico survived and remains a prominent Elephant and Castle landmark.
Rebuilt in 1957, the interior now hosts religious sermons which are broadcast on Sky Television every Saturday afternoon.
The Metropolitan Tabernacle today
The role of Elephant and Castle as a major transport hub developed even further with the arrival of the railways (in 1863) and the Underground in 1904- with the Bakerloo line making the Elephant their southern terminal.
Elephant and Castle tube station, southern terminal for the Bakerloo Line
The Elephant also became a vital cog in London's sprawling tram network.
Elephant and Castle bustling with trams in the 1920s (image: BBC)
Thanks to its multitude of transport links, Elephant and Castle grew into a major shopping and entertainment destination during the early 20th century, earning it the nickname; the 'Piccadilly of South London.'
A short, moving film from the early 1950s entitled 'The Elephant Will Never Forget' which details the end of tram services in London can be viewed below:
Glamour at the Elephant
Two of the most popular destinations in the Elephant's glitzy heyday were the large department store, William Tarn and Co, and the mighty Trocadero cinema.
The Trocadero at Elephant and Castle, 1931
Opened in 1930, the Trocadero (which stood on the present site of the modern Elephant and Castle pub), was a glorious picture-house, capable of seating 3,000 movie-goers.
It also boasted Europe's largest Wurlitzer organ.
Inside the Trocadero; a true film palace (image: Cinema Museum)
In 1932, the Trocadero was joined by a second cinema; the Coronet; an art-deco 2,000 seater picture house which opened up on the opposite side of the road after being converted from the Victorian built, Theatre Royal.
The Theatre Royal (aka the Elephant Theatre), originally built in 1882 which later went onto become the Coronet cinema. (Photo: The Coronet website)
The theatre (known then as the 'Elephant Theatre') can be seen in the following 1920s clip, London at Night, filmed a few years before its conversion to a cinema:
Despite the glitz, the Elephant was still home to many of London's impoverished, including a large number of down and outs, footage of whom was also included in London at Night:
Although the Elephant's colossal Trocadero has long since vanished, the Coronet is still going strong, now employed as a venue for many varied events ranging from club nights to boxing.
The Coronet today (image: Google Streetview)
A very famous resident
Despite being no longer able to provide an evening out at the pictures, Elephant and Castle is now home to The Cinema Museum which can be found on Dugard Way.
The Cinema Museum
Although discreet (at present, if you wish to visit, a tour must be booked), this museum maintains a vast collection of historical cinematic artefacts ranging from the 1890s to the present day; everything from usher's uniforms and vintage cinema fittings, to publicity shots and rare celluloid reels.
The Cinema Museum is housed within a rather extraordinary building… it was once the administration block for Lambeth's former Victorian Workhouse.
Wider view of the former Lambeth Workhouse
In the late 1890s, one of the many poor Londoners to spend time within this depressing institution was a young child called Charles Spencer Chaplin.
A few years later, and under the more informal version of his name, this former young workhouse inmate would go onto become the world's first movie superstar… Charlie Chaplin.
Charles Spencer Chaplin, 1889-1977 (photo: Wikipedia)
Charlie was very much a local lad, born less than half a mile away from the Elephant on East Street which, to this day, is still home to a popular market.
A quiet East Street today, the road which saw the birth of Charlie Chaplin in 1889. (Image: Google Street View)
Growing up in South London, Charlie's childhood was defined by crushing poverty.
Women inside Lambeth Workhouse.
Along with a chronic lack of cash, his mother, Hannah Chaplin, also suffered from poor mental health; a condition which led to her spending time in the Bedlam Lunatic Asylum.
Hannah Chaplin; Charlie's tormented mother
Today, you can still visit the hospital in which Charlie's mother was incarcerated… it is now the Imperial War Museum, a short walk away from the heart of Elephant and Castle.
The Imperial War Museum, Lambeth- the former Bedlam mental asylum where Charlie Chaplin's mother was interned (image: Wikipedia)
Charlie Chaplin's childhood experiences of growing up in the area would later influence his famous film work which was characterized by a mixture of working-class humour and heart-breaking pathos, with those in authority often portrayed as bullying jobsworths.
This influence is well demonstrated in his 1921 masterpiece, The Kid.
In this feature length silent film, Charlie's 'Little Tramp' has raised an abandoned child from infanthood, the pair very much becoming father and son.
However, when the authorities discover the pair living in hardship , they see fit to cart the child away…
Promotional photo for 'The Kid', 1921
Although filmed in Los Angeles, the following famous sequence contains profound and deeply moving echoes of Chaplin's south London childhood, especially the desperation he would have experienced whilst being forcefully parted from his mother at the gates of Lambeth workhouse.
Please click here for part two…
Posted in: London History, Roads of Renown	| Tagged: Charlie Chaplin, Cinema Museum, Elephant and Castle, London, London Taxi Driver, Newington, South London, Trams, Twelfth Night, William Shakespeare, Worshipful Company of Cutlers
Rose London October 23, 2012 at 12:12 pm | Reply
This was my favouite post ever. I loved it. Well done!
View from the Mirror October 23, 2012 at 12:19 pm | Reply
Thank you so much, Rose. How are you plans to move to London coming along? You'll be able to visit the Cinema Museum when you arrive 😉
Rose London October 23, 2012 at 1:54 pm | Reply
I would like to arrive in London by autumn 2013. At the absolute latest, February 2014. Right now, my plans are moving along well. The immigration minister has not made any funny backhanded moves lately, and if things remain the way they are, I will be reunited with my beloved city soon. Cinema museum will be added to my list today 🙂
View from the Mirror October 23, 2012 at 3:51 pm | Reply
Good luck, Rose. I'm sure the time will pass very quickly and you'll be here before you know it 🙂
SmittenbyBritain (@SmittnbyBritain) October 23, 2012 at 2:56 pm | Reply
Brilliant as always Robert! That blasted Razor building is the first thing I spotted in the second image. Hands down the ugliest building in London IMHO, soon to be knocked off the top by the Walkie Talkie. Ah well, progress.
Many thanks, Melissa 🙂 In part two I'll be looking at the Elephant and Castle's more recent architecture…
A History of the Elephant & Castle (Part Two) « View from the Mirror October 26, 2012 at 3:21 pm | Reply
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Darren M Gomes (@IamTheDoctor) October 31, 2012 at 8:35 pm | Reply
When I was a London tour guide, the story about how the area got the name Elephant and Castle was connected to Queen Eleanor of Castille, daughter of Henry II, but I've since found that there's no connection at all. But there was a programme on telly a couple of years ago that did shed some light on it. It turns out that the symbol of the elephant and castle was used to symbolise the union of blacksmiths in England. This is how the tavern adopted the name of Elephant and Castle.
Anon April 25, 2013 at 12:56 pm | Reply
Yes I always thought it was named after the Infanta de Castille.
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clementsgeoff March 12, 2013 at 7:08 am | Reply
Reblogged this on clementsgeoff and commented:
What history there is to be found in London if one looks for it.
Stephen Liddell March 12, 2013 at 9:15 am | Reply
What a fascinating post. Thank-you!
View from the Mirror March 13, 2013 at 12:20 am | Reply
Thanks, Stephen 🙂
Lucia March 19, 2013 at 11:39 pm | Reply
Hi! I have been wanting to know what the story behind Elephant and Castle's name was for a while now, but this blog gave me so much more than I expected!
I love this blog! Where do you get all this information? It does not come fron The Knowledge, does it? Otherwise I will be soon studying to become a cabbie… 🙂
View from the Mirror March 22, 2013 at 8:57 am | Reply
Thanks, Lucia that's really kind of you.
When you study the Knowledge, you do pick up quite a lot of info on London's history! If you find it interesting, you just take it from there. Quite a few London cabbies go on to train as tour guides thanks to the love of history which they develop.
David Walsh March 21, 2013 at 10:17 pm | Reply
Thanks for this site, I'm always trying to find out more about my neighbourhood, I find it fascinating. I'd love to get hold of an old map of the area.
Thanks, David. If you google 'old London maps', you'll find a selection of sites which have maps of London. Some are large enough to depict the Elephant and Castle area.
Terence Tumber April 2, 2013 at 6:59 pm | Reply
Hi, David, a very intresting site that has brought back quite a few memories.
My father was the master builder on the shopping centre and tower, and I remember going on the roof (the view was fantastic) in the early sixties with him for a progress meeting, I was 6 or 7 and met the architect who was very tall, I now believe he was Goldfinger, he bought me an ice cream, later we went for lunch to a pie counter in a hole in the wall, which i found again in 1999, it was in Borough Market. Fiftry years have gone by and my dad has long since passed away.
Best wishes to you
View from the Mirror April 2, 2013 at 11:05 pm | Reply
Thanks for the lovely comment. I always enjoy hearing from people who have a close connection with the places I write about and see on a regular basis.
I met someone recently whose father also worked with Goldfinger and subsequently met him in their young age. They said he was a lovely fellow and a true gentleman. Hearing that he bought you an ice cream enforces my belief that he was a soft-hearted chap deep down!
You must be very proud of your father; he is one of those admirable people who've played their part in forging London.
-Robert
duke brooks April 29, 2013 at 2:12 pm | Reply
i loved it but i dont get how charlie chaplin grew up in east street market
View from the Mirror April 29, 2013 at 3:29 pm | Reply
Hi Duke,
Thanks for the comment. Charlie Chaplin was born on East Street which is still famous for its market today. You can see a blue plaque recording this association at the junction with Walworth Road.
The main house associated with his childhood is on Cleaver Street, Kennington just south of the Elephant and Castle.
Sapper July 26, 2015 at 5:11 pm | Reply
See logo of Royal African Company 1660 . This logo could have been adopted by one of the returning soldiers setting up a tavern after services in Africa . It also appears on guinea coins from 1660 as a type of hallmark.
View from the Mirror July 26, 2015 at 6:35 pm | Reply
That's really interesting, Sapper. Many thanks.
Scott MacLeod July 13, 2016 at 1:32 am | Reply
My convict ancestor, Matthew Lock(e), was found guilty of theft and transported to Australia for 7 years. His court documents mention him collecting his 'boxes' from the 'Elephant and Castle' at Newington. He did well in Hawkesbury area, Sydney but never saw his country again. He married my other convict, Eupham "Elizabeth" Graham (7 years Perth court) and had children. Matthew even became a Police constable. How's that.
View from the Mirror July 19, 2016 at 12:06 pm | Reply
That's an incredible history, Scott thanks so much for sharing.
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teia55Teia October 23, 2019 at 1:45 pm | Reply
I love your post! I had the great opportunity to live for a week in this awesome area – somewhere on Fontenoy Road – in September this year and I saw all the streets, roads and lanes and visited many places there. I love London! It is a great city, full of amazing history. I would like to come and visit London again some time in the near future. I have always dreamed to visit London and if possible Great Britain, as well. My dream has come true but I am sure I will not stop here because I feel fully connected to this country.
View from the Mirror November 10, 2019 at 9:48 pm | Reply
Thank you so much for the kind comments Teia, hope you make it back to London soon 🙂
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Josie's boss was coated in pork grease from his lips to his chin. Harry the Horrible sat at his desk in Suttin Services, munching happily on pork crackling.
Crack! Every time he took a bite, the crackling sounded like ice breaking in a pond. Particles of pork grease seemed to hang in the air.
It was seven-thirty in the morning. Josie's stomach turned at the thought of pork skin for breakfast. But the way Harry ate, he could be starting lunch. She'd been summoned to appear at Suttin's rat trap of an office for a surprise mystery shopping assignment. Harry's surprises were always unpleasant.
Even in the sad, gray winter light, Josie could see the Suttin office needed a good cleaning. Battered file cabinets huddled together like refugees. Dented desks held tottering piles of yellowing reports. Harry was the head troll in this dank cave.
Josie was glad she wasn't imprisoned at a dusty desk. She was a mall moll, and blended in with the splashing fountains, shiny marble and cheerful plants of the St. Louis shopping centers. Small, brown-haired and cute, Josie was the invisible shopper, on a mission to save Mrs. Minivan from retail indignities.
She didn't. Josie couldn't imagine calling a helpless newborn Harry, but her boss had grown into his name. Harry was hairy. Little dark hairs, like clumps of weeds, grew in his ears, his nose and on his knuckles. More hair peeked between the tightly stretched fabric of his white shirt and was tangled in the links of his stainless steel watchband. In fanciful moments, Josie wondered if Harry was a werewolf. She watched carefully, but his hairiness never waxed or waned with the moon.
He held up a lumpy black purse and grinned. Josie could see his greasy prints on the fake leather.
"Big purses are in style," Harry said.
"The strap is adjustable," Harry said.
"Time to keep up with the new technology, Josie." Harry grinned again. The grin slid off his face when he saw Josie's eyes narrow.
"What aren't you telling me?" she asked.
"Nothing." Harry sounded like her ten-year-old daughter Amelia when she was lying.
"Is that purse cam legal?" Josie asked.
"Okay, Josie. But don't forget. Christmas is coming and you've got a kid." Now his smile turned into a snarl and his small eyes glittered amid the pork fat.
"Are you threatening me?" Josie asked.
She fled, afraid he might shake her hand good-bye.
Outside in the parking lot, the cold air felt refreshing after Harry's pork-perfumed office. As she threaded her gray Honda through the heavy morning traffic, Josie tried to figure out what was wrong. Harry never gave her a good mystery-shopping assignment.
The shiny black Cadillac in front of Josie slammed on its brakes. Josie skidded to a stop millimeters from its rear bumper. The car's owner flipped her off. Horns honked.
Josie's hands shook. She took a deep breath. That was way too close. She needed to get home, fortify herself with coffee, and research this assignment. Josie was glad her mother was driving Amelia to school this morning. She was too distracted to be behind a wheel with her daughter.
Josie parked in front of her two-family flat. Her mother lived upstairs. She was Josie's landlord and live-in babysitter. The only way Josie could survive on her mystery shopping money was with Jane's help. She crunched across the frozen grass to the sidewalk. There were salt stains on the concrete and dirty patches of ice in the corners of the wide porch. St. Louis had had six inches of snow three days ago, but it was mostly gone.
Silence. Amelia's coat and backpack were gone. Their home seemed empty without her daughter. Amelia had been too quiet since her father Nate was murdered. She'd even cut down on visits to her best friend, Emma. Josie wished there was a way to restore the spark in her daughter.
Josie's stomach turned as she read the details. Two years ago in August, law enforcement and animal rescue workers had raided a puppy mill in southwest Missouri. More than two hundred pedigreed pups were carried out. Later, some forty died of disease, illness and dehydration. The conditions at the puppy mills were horrific. The animals had no water, no medical care, and lived in dirty cages. Breeding females were forced to have one pedigreed litter after another until they died from exhaustion. The mill had been operating for years. A tractor-trailer load of Chihuahuas, pugs and Pomeranians shipped from the puppy mill had been traced to Pets 4 Luv. Records showed the chain had bought more than fifteen thousand puppy mill dogs at cut-rate prices and sold them for four or five hundred dollars each. That was six million dollars worth of misery – minimum.
Puppy mills fed the demand for celebrity dogs, Josie thought. Pop princesses were photographed with their pampered pups. Young women wanted tiny dogs they could carry in cute pink purses. Puppy mill dogs were cheap pedigreed pups sold for high prices. Their new owners didn't understand the cruelty behind their four-legged accessories.
Josie clicked through photos of Hilary Duff and Paris Hilton with tiny Chihuahuas. Jessica Alba had a pair of pugs named Sid and Nancy. Christina Aguilera walked her fluffy papillons. Why did Christina's pretty dogs have those revolting names, Stinky and Scratchy?
The celebrities and their dogs were well-fed and well-groomed. The puppy mill dogs were not so lucky. Josie winced at the videos of rescuers carrying out tiny dogs with matted fur, runny eyes and open sores. The dogs shivered and whimpered. Their rescuers looked ready to burst into tears.
Pets 4 Luv claimed it didn't know that its dogs were from puppy mills. "All our purebred pups are raised at USDA inspected facilities and have American Kennel Club papers," a company spokesperson said.
That was true. But animal rescue agencies said AKC papers were no guarantee of humane care, and the USDA didn't have enough staff to inspect all the facilities. The pet chain escaped legal action, but the scandal damaged its reputation. It was boycotted by animal lovers. They campaigned for people to get animals from breed rescue organizations, shelters or humane breeders and avoid buying dogs from chain stores.
But why did Harry want her mystery shopping these stores now? My boss wasn't just slick with pork fat this morning, Josie thought. He's trying to slide something by me.
Her fax machine rang, then churned out the list of mystery-shopping questions.
(1) Where are your pedigreed puppies?
(2) May I see their breeder paperwork?
(3) Do you have their AKC registry papers?
(4) What are the name and address of the breeding facility?
(5) Do you have the vet records for the puppies and their parents?
These questions, Josie had learned from the animal rescue Web sites, were designed to help spot puppy mill animals. What was Harry getting her into? Josie dialed his office number.
"So, Josie," Harry said in a too-cheerful voice. "Did you get the questions?" Crack! He was still eating pork cracklings. Josie wondered if he'd slide right out of the chair.
"He cost them a lot of business," Josie said.
"Paris' dog is a Chihuahua," Josie said.
There was a pork-splitting crack! and Harry was gone.


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By Shahana Sheikh and Subhadra Banda
By far the largest share of the DUSIB budget, a little over 63 percent, is spent relocating JJCs, including construction of flats under JNNURM.
A range of actors inside and outside of DUSIB reflect an overwhelming perception of the agency and its predecessor as marginal and weak.
Despite its clear mandate, DUSIB has limited capacity to effect improvement on the ground, and there has been little effort to increase that capacity.
The DUSIB Act, which appears to have been a sweeping mandate for coordinating all relocation of JJCs in Delhi is, upon closer examination and after subsequent government orders, dramatically limited. The DUSIB only has oversight over one third of JJCs in the city.
Prioritisation of a JJC for rehabilitation has very little to do with improving conditions and services in the settlement, but rather is based on the respective land-owning agency's need for the land.
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Q: Java - Update attributes of an object from a different class with protected methods I am trying to swap pieces (or cells) in a grid.
I have the class Cell with attributes such as coordinate (position in the board). This class has the method setCoordinate as protected.
I also have the class Level, with attributes such as board (composed by many objects of the class Cell), and a method to swap pieces. It also has a method like getCell, to retrieve the cell object given a coordinate in the grid.
So, if I create a cell object such as:
Cell cell1 = (Cell) getCell(new Coordinate(2, 2));
Cell cell2 = (Cell) getCell(new Coordinate(1, 1));

When I swap pieces
    public void swapCells(Coordinate firstCoord, Coordinate secondCoord) {
          setCell(secondCoord,getCell(firstCoord));
          setCell(firstCoord,getCell(secondCoord));
}

I can place cell1 in cell2's spot, and cell2 in cell1's spot. However, the coordinates of each cell do not update according to the new position in the board.
I cannot use the method setCoordinate from class Cell because it is protected, and I cannot create a public method. I am not sure of the reason, but I am still learning and this is a requirement that is given.
How could I achieve a swap in which coordinates are updated too?
Here are some relevant and simplified parts of my code:
public class Level {

    private Cell[][] board;

    public Level(String fileName) {

        parse(fileName);
    }

    private void parse(String fileName) {
        ... fills board...
    }

    public Cell getCell(Coordinate coord) {
        return board[coord.getRow()][coord.getColumn()];
        }

    private void setCell(Coordinate coord, Cell cell) {

            board[coord.getRow()][coord.getColumn()] = cell;
    }

    public void swapCells(Coordinate firstCoord, Coordinate secondCoord) {

            setCell(secondCoord,getCell(firstCoord));
            setCell(firstCoord,getCell(secondCoord));
        }
    }
}

public class Cell {

    private Coordinate coordinate;

    public Cell(int row, int column) {
        setCoordinate(row,column);
    }

    public Coordinate getCoordinate() { return this.coordinate; }

    protected void setCoordinate(int row, int column) {
        this.coordinate = new Coordinate(row,column);
    }

}

public class Coordinate {
    private int row;
    private int column;

    public Coordinate(int row, int column) {
        setRow(row);
        setColumn(column);
    }

    public int getRow() { return this.row; };

    private void setRow(int row) {
        this.row = row;
    }

    public int getColumn() {return this.column; }

    private void setColumn(int column) {
        this.column = column;
    }

}

Edit:
After looking into it more, it seems my problem is that when I do the swap, I assign a new piece to a cell in the board, instead of really swaping. The final board is correct, but I keep recreating pieces instead of swaping.
So, a bit simplified, to swap piece in (0,0) with piece in (1,1) I do:
board[0][0] = getCell(1,1);
board[1][1] = getCell(0,0);

But with this I am creating new pieces for selected positions.
What I have in the test is something like:
Cell cell1 = getCell(0,0);
Cell cell2 = getCell(1,1);

swapCells(cell1.getCoordinate(), cell2.getCoordinate());

assertEquals("(1,1)", cell1.getCoordinate().toString());

But the assertequals fails because they are on these objects cell1 and cell2, but I am not really using the objects, just creating new ones that look like them. Also, the swapCells method doesn't have Cell objects as arguments. I really can't see how to do this.

A: You have two problems to solve.

*

*Changing the location of a Cell object in the board array.

*Update the internal data of a Cell object upon a swap.

The first you have done already. To achieve the 2nd you need to be able to do at least one of the options below.

*

*Have access to method that update the data, or

*Have a delegate object that can update the data for you, or

*Give the illusion that a swap has taken place, or

*Use reflection (not recommended)

You mentioned that you are restricted by a given requirement that you cannot change access to the needed methods. Therefore, this is not an option.
Creating a delegate object (in this context) mean that you will need to extend Cell class and allow access to its protected methods through the child class. This seems like a hack to me. I don't think this is the right way to do this, but it will allow you to have access without truly violating your requirements.
The third option is what I think you should to. To do this, all you need to do is create copies of the original objects and place them where they need to go. For example, place the copy of cell two where cell one is and the copy of cell one where cell two is located.
The fourth option I am not even going to explain. But, using reflection, you will be able to bypass access restrictions and manipulate the protected data. You can read about reflection if you would like. But, regardless of my personal views on reflection, it is an option that will allow you to achieve what you want.
UPDATE: When swapping two elements in an array, you need to implement this simple 3-step process:

*

*Store element 1 in a TEMPORARY variable.

*Store element 2 in element 1's location. (element 2 becomes element 1)

*Store TEMPORARY variable in element 2's location (old element 1 becomes element 2).

If you don't store the first element into a temporary variable, you will overwrite the first element's data. In your case, that will look something like this:
public void swapCells(Coordinate firstCoord, Coordinate secondCoord) {

    Cell temp = getCell(secondCoord); // Saves second cell temporarily

    setCell(secondCoord, getCell(firstCoord)); // Saves first cell into second cell's location
    setCell(firstCoord, temp); // Sets the temp cell (second cell) into the first cell's location
}

Also, because you have access to the Cell object, you can set the coordinates even if the method is protected. Therefore, your setter method should be something like this:
private void setCell(Coordinate coord, Cell cell) {

    cell.setCoordinate(coord.getRow(), coord.getColumn());
    board[coord.getRow()][coord.getColumn()] = cell;
}

I added a "name" attribute to the Cell class to make it easier to debug (for you). Now, when I run your code with the two changes I made, you can see that "cell0" which used to be (0,0) is now (2,2) and cell8 is now (0,0); showing that the two cells swapped places AND updated their respective coordinate fields as well.

The main method I executed for this is the one below:
public static void main(String[] args) {
    Level level = new Level("Level1");
    int count = 0;
    for (int row = 0; row < 3; row++) {
        for (int col = 0; col < 3; col++ ) {
            Coordinate coordinate = new Coordinate(row, col);
            Cell cell = new Cell(row, col, "cell" + count++);
            level.setCell(coordinate, cell);
        }
    }

    level.swapCells(new Coordinate(0,0), new Coordinate(2,2));
}

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We've all had readings that challenged our faith in the medium for good or bad reasons. Sometime we find ourselves politely listening to the predictions while secretly disbelieving. I wanted to share with you a brief part of my "unbelievable" reading – both my replies as well as my inner thoughts.
Abrielle thinks: Sounds far out, is she off today?
Abrielle thinks: Further and further out there … should I stop here…she's been so right on before.
Abrielle thinks: And a new car and dryer … my jewels are a lot different than gold or silver! I have two years to wait and see this not happening!
You already have guessed I wouldn't be writing this if this prediction hadn't come true, and your guess is a good one! The jewels did come through me in a way I could have never predicted for myself via logic or emotion, nevertheless I got them.
My Godchild left a corporate banking job in a major city to join her soulmate in a small mountain town. She ended up working for a jewelry designer who would routinely give her very grand pieces of jewelry, many of which she kept for family members. One day she came for a visit carrying boxes "dripping" in real jewels just like the psychic described! And she told me to pick and choose as many as I wanted!
So whenever I do psychic readings now, I always make sure I am dripping in jewels and keep a completely open mind!
Several months ago I had a reading from a girlfriend of mine who told me that I was going to be going to California for work to take photos, at the time I thought she is so wrong this girl needs to work on her psychic abilities, lol but all in good fun, well turned out the laugh was on me when I got a call from California Psychics inviting me to come down for a photo shoot.
I did tell my friend that I was so skeptical, but how she was so right and of course she did say I told you so! lol.
Receiving message that are so unpredictable is part of the fun of getting readings, but in reality it was the message that you were to receive.
Hi. I have had a few readings with different psychics that made no sense to me at the time and I immediately disbelieved them. It may have been an off day or it may be something that takes time to manifest. Only time will tell. I find that I mainly get the readings that I disbelieve or am not sure about when it is about my relationship. Mainly that some tell me he is my soulmate & some tell me that he is not. I personally am not sure.
Also, to Miss Krystal, we had a reading some time ago where you told me a career role that I am to play. Once you said it to me, I felt myself & my body immediately reject it and disbelieve it. This is mainly due to personal experiences. I feel that I may play this role later in my life but that I am not ready for it yet. Again, time will tell. I also wanted to let you know that you are the only person who has picked up on this role for me and did so with no information from me about it. I think that is amazing. You are wonderful.
Hi Abrielle 🙂 Thank you so much for your article. It increases my hope and gives me patience on many predictions that I am still waiting on. Often times, it is hard to understand that everything happens in divine timing! I still remember my first reading with you. Many of the predictions you made were unbelievable, me doing conferences nationwide!! I am still in disbelief, yet it increases my faith and self-esteem. Anything can be accomplished if you put your heart and mind to it. I feel blessed to have found this wonderful community! many blessings to everyone!
It is funny when we dont accept the info right away because its not logical but readings arent logicall sometimes their spiitual so as you all say we the time comes in different ways. But how fun for it to come true later!
I get the same way, too, with my clients. I pray for them and it helps me a lot.
Thanks Abrielle (and Gina Rose) for sharing your stories!!!
I myself have a lot of the same situations…and can hear my callers thoughts of disbelief when I share certain things that come in. This for me can be very challenging personally as I ensure in every possible way that in every reading my personal bias' play no part as I interpret and relay what I get.
As time passes it's always (an) awesome (blessing for me) when someone shares updates with facts that a very off-the-wall prediction came to pass when you know they didn't believe an iota of what came through initially. I can't explain much on that note, lol!
And of course, I never want to give a mis-prediction, but when free will of others is involved situations get sticky. I always let people know that my readings are based on the way energies are presenting now, at this specific time. I am told by my guides there are no absolutes, which I trust in completely. However, the intricate design of the universe is amazing in how things are arranged to bring outcomes.
I once, a VERY long time ago back in the early 80's,had a reading done by psychic/medium that, to this very day, still blows me away!!!!!
I was bored one afternoon, and called some little unknown psychic line from a tiny add in the newspaper…..being raised by a famous psychic and being on my way to fame myself ,I really didn't expect anything but to be slightly amused.
This elderly lady, the psychic/medium predicted some things that, at the time , I was thinking to myself : """ no way, you are way, way off """….
….long story short,……this psychic/medium predicted things, specific things, that ranged and spanned a timeline of thirty plus years !!!!
And actually are STILL coming true to this day!
She actually went ahead thirty plus years!!!!!…. so… please keep an open mind.
Because the information coming on thru, during a psychic reading , knows no timeline…..that info is coming from the spiritual plane where time does not exist as we know it.
This was an excellent article….and a very honest one .
Because it IS true, that sometimes, but not all, the things a medium does see will take a chunk of time to materialize and validate.
I've been a medium for years and have seen many examples such as the one in this article. When they taped the John Edwards show years ago, I was chosen to be one of his back-ups…..
…and EVEN John Edwards will tell people during a reading…" file it away for memory, even though the information coming on thru now doesn't make sense, it might further on down the road".
The information coming on thru is coming from the spiritual plane, where past, present AND future are all seen at once . This article was an excellent example of that.


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SCP-3103 at time of discovery.
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-3103 is to be contained in an aviary cage in a standard containment chamber, isolated from any other contained specimens on Site-██. During routine check-ups on SCP-3103, researchers must not remain in SCP-3103's chamber for more than 15 minutes at once. Only D-Class may be used as test subjects for SCP-3103 experimentation, and all experiment requests must be sent to the current Site Senior Researcher.
Individuals exhibiting anomalous behavior caused by SCP-3103 are to be transferred to a medical ward and carefully examined for sequential psychological changes.
Description: SCP-3103 is an adult female specimen of palm cockatoo (Probosciger aterrimus), appearing identical to non-anomalous individuals of the same species.
SCP-3103 will exhibit distress-indicating behavior typical of non-anomalous palm cockatoos (producing loud vocalizations, flying around erratically) when a human is within 5 meters of it (note that this only happens if SCP-3103 and the individual are in the same room). Its behavior becomes more erratic as it is approached, and after approximately 20 to 30 minutes, SCP-3103 will return to exhibiting normal behavioral patterns.
At this point, the individual in question (hereby referred to as SCP-3103-1) may begin exhibiting anomalous behavioral patterns; affected humans will fall to the ground, flailing their arms and legs in a seemingly random manner and producing high-pitched sounds reminiscent of [REDACTED]. SCP-3103-1 and all humans under this effect are, from this point onward, taken care of by SCP-3103.
Attempting to remove SCP-3103-1 from SCP-3103's protection causes it to behave aggressively towards the person who performed such an act. SCP-3103-1 instances will continue displaying anomalous behavioral patterns even after removal from the vicinity of SCP-3103. Additionally, SCP-3103-1 instances exhibit anxious behavior when separated from SCP-3103.
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VERIFYING CREDENTIALS... ACCESS GRANTED
SCP-3103 was found in a cage inside a warehouse in ████, New Guinea, after a police raid on an exotic bird trafficking business, on 04/09/20██. The following footage was extracted from the surveillance system of said warehouse. Footage depicts SCP-3103's effects on a group of smugglers, and viewing is mandatory for all personnel currently involved in SCP-3103's containment or research.
SCP-3103 RECOVERED SURVEILLANCE FOOTAGE
The monitor shows a top-view of an approximately 5x5 meter room, where two individuals, PoI-3103-1 ("Kevin") and PoI-3103-2 ("Nick") stand in front of a large pen containing a specimen of a palm cockatoo, SCP-3103. The timestamp reads 03/09/20██, 1:18 PM. SCP-3103 exhibits distress-indicating behavior, flapping its wings, biting the metal bars of its cage, and screeching loudly. PoI-3103-01 holds in his hands three juvenile palm cockatoos (supposedly SCP-3103's offspring) all in a very early stage of physical development.
Kevin: I really don't think we should be doing this… I mean, just look at the poor thing.
Nick: This is why you never get employed anymore, Kevin. It's just a primal response, in fifteen minutes it won't even remember what fucking happened! Now, get those pests to the van, we're running late on schedule here.
Kevin exits the room with the three chicks. SCP-3103 continues to screech as Nick puts on a headphone set, sitting on a chair right next to SCP-3103's cage and staring down at the ground. A van's engine can be heard starting up in the distance, and the noise gets farther and farther away until it is no longer audible. The footage is sped up to timestamp 1:28, just as Nick stands up from his chair, beginning to yell at SCP-3103.
Nick: For fuck's sake, will you shut up? I'm supposed to look after you, and if you keep annoying me like this we're going to have some serious-
Nick abruptly falls to the ground directly in front of SCP-3103's pen, his headphone set splitting in half on impact with the floor. Nick moves his arms and legs erratically, opening his mouth and screaming in a high-pitched voice. SCP-3103 stops vocalizing and ingests some seeds from its meal bowl. It proceeds to regurgitate them into Nick's mouth, causing him to stop screaming. Nick simply lays on the ground, motionless and staring at SCP-3103. The footage is sped up to timestamp 1:35, just as Kevin re-enters the room.
Kevin gives Nick a slight slap on his face, causing him to screech. SCP-3103 loudly vocalizes at Kevin, startling him and making him run out of the room screaming. Kevin returns shortly after with PoI-3103-3 ("Vic") and they both begin attempting to lift Nick off the ground. Nick screeches loudly while SCP-3103 assumes an aggressive stance towards both individuals. Kevin slips on a loose pipe and accidentally lets Nick fall to the ground, and Vic quickly stands back. Nick falls head-first, and a thin trail of blood begins to flow from now unconscious Nick's left ear.
Vic: What the fuck were you thinking, Kevin?! Pay attention to your god damn surroundings for once!
Kevin: I-I'm sorry Vic… I-I d-don't know what's happening, this isn't normal, why was Nick s-screaming like that?!
Vic: Stay here you useless sack of shit… I'm going to go get the first aid kit, keep an eye on the merchandise!
Vic leaves the room and a van's engine is heard roaring in the background. Kevin stands up and runs out of the room, only to return thirty seconds later with a panicked look on his face.
Kevin: This can't be happening, t-this can't be happening… What the hell am I going to do with this bird? W-what the hell am I going to do with Nick?
Kevin leans on a wall, slowly assuming a fetal position. He then begins to sob. The footage speeds up to timestamp 1:59, as Kevin suddenly widens his eyes and begins crawling to SCP-3103, moaning. SCP-3103 once again ingests a relatively large amount of seeds from its bowl, regurgitating them into Kevin's mouth. For the rest of the video, Kevin lays on the ground, occasionally looking around, while Nick is motionless and bleeding. SCP-3103 is serene, seemingly unaware of Nick's state.
The footage abruptly ends at timestamp 2:24.
Closing Statement: PoI-3103-1 was transferred to Site-██'s medical ward for further mental examination; PoI-3103-2 was pronounced deceased on-site, and his corpse was moved to [REDACTED]. PoI-3103-3's current whereabouts are unknown, and Foundation agents in Papua New Guinea have been notified of his involvement with SCP-3103 and the imminent danger of information breach. PoI-3103-3 has been captured and interrogated, claiming that the three PoIs had no previous knowledge of SCP-3103's effects. All non-Foundation personnel (including PoI-3103-3) have been administered Class-A amnestics.
SCP-3103's offspring have not yet been located. The Foundation has ordered a thorough search of New Guinea to locate the specimens, though they are very unlikely to be found due to the sheer size and amount of active trafficking rings operating in Oceania.
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Bärbel Jungmeier, née le  à Villach, est une coureuse cycliste autrichienne.

Palmarès sur route
 2004
  du championnat d'Autriche du contre-la-montre
  de Köln - Schuld - Frechen
 2007
  du championnat d'Autriche sur route

Palmarès sur piste
 2007
  Championne d'Autriche de poursuite

Palmarès en VTT

Jeux olympiques
Athènes 2004
  du cross-country

Championnats du monde
Kaprun 2002
  du cross-country par équipes
  du cross-country

Championnat d'Autriche
1998
  du championnat d'Autriche de cross-country
1999
  du championnat d'Autriche de cross-country
2000
  du championnat d'Autriche de cross-country
2001
  du championnat d'Autriche de cross-country
2003
  du championnat d'Autriche de cross-country
2007
  Championne d'Autriche de cross-country marathon

Autres
2004
 Silberberg Trophy
 Kamptal Klassik
2005
 Radlbrunn
2006
 Volketswil
 Kamptal Klassik

Palmarès en cyclo-cross
2002
  du championnat d'Autriche de cyclo-cross

Notes et références

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Coureuse cycliste autrichienne
Coureuse de VTT
Coureuse de cyclo-cross
Naissance en juillet 1975
Naissance à Villach
Coureuse cycliste aux Jeux olympiques d'été de 2004

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What extracurricular activities were you involved in at Texas A&M? I was involved in PREP and Christian Business Leaders. I was highly involved in Business Student Council (BSC) as a member, VP, and President. My senior year I helped implement pieces of technology used to streamline processes at the BSC Career Fair. I was also involved with the Student Service Fee Advisory Board.
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#include <aws/acm/model/ExtendedKeyUsageName.h>
#include <aws/core/utils/HashingUtils.h>
#include <aws/core/Globals.h>
#include <aws/core/utils/EnumParseOverflowContainer.h>

using namespace Aws::Utils;

namespace Aws
{
  namespace ACM
  {
    namespace Model
    {
      namespace ExtendedKeyUsageNameMapper
      {

        static const int TLS_WEB_SERVER_AUTHENTICATION_HASH = HashingUtils::HashString("TLS_WEB_SERVER_AUTHENTICATION");
        static const int TLS_WEB_CLIENT_AUTHENTICATION_HASH = HashingUtils::HashString("TLS_WEB_CLIENT_AUTHENTICATION");
        static const int CODE_SIGNING_HASH = HashingUtils::HashString("CODE_SIGNING");
        static const int EMAIL_PROTECTION_HASH = HashingUtils::HashString("EMAIL_PROTECTION");
        static const int TIME_STAMPING_HASH = HashingUtils::HashString("TIME_STAMPING");
        static const int OCSP_SIGNING_HASH = HashingUtils::HashString("OCSP_SIGNING");
        static const int IPSEC_END_SYSTEM_HASH = HashingUtils::HashString("IPSEC_END_SYSTEM");
        static const int IPSEC_TUNNEL_HASH = HashingUtils::HashString("IPSEC_TUNNEL");
        static const int IPSEC_USER_HASH = HashingUtils::HashString("IPSEC_USER");
        static const int ANY_HASH = HashingUtils::HashString("ANY");
        static const int NONE_HASH = HashingUtils::HashString("NONE");
        static const int CUSTOM_HASH = HashingUtils::HashString("CUSTOM");

        ExtendedKeyUsageName GetExtendedKeyUsageNameForName(const Aws::String& name)
        {
          int hashCode = HashingUtils::HashString(name.c_str());
          if (hashCode == TLS_WEB_SERVER_AUTHENTICATION_HASH)
          {
            return ExtendedKeyUsageName::TLS_WEB_SERVER_AUTHENTICATION;
          }
          else if (hashCode == TLS_WEB_CLIENT_AUTHENTICATION_HASH)
          {
            return ExtendedKeyUsageName::TLS_WEB_CLIENT_AUTHENTICATION;
          }
          else if (hashCode == CODE_SIGNING_HASH)
          {
            return ExtendedKeyUsageName::CODE_SIGNING;
          }
          else if (hashCode == EMAIL_PROTECTION_HASH)
          {
            return ExtendedKeyUsageName::EMAIL_PROTECTION;
          }
          else if (hashCode == TIME_STAMPING_HASH)
          {
            return ExtendedKeyUsageName::TIME_STAMPING;
          }
          else if (hashCode == OCSP_SIGNING_HASH)
          {
            return ExtendedKeyUsageName::OCSP_SIGNING;
          }
          else if (hashCode == IPSEC_END_SYSTEM_HASH)
          {
            return ExtendedKeyUsageName::IPSEC_END_SYSTEM;
          }
          else if (hashCode == IPSEC_TUNNEL_HASH)
          {
            return ExtendedKeyUsageName::IPSEC_TUNNEL;
          }
          else if (hashCode == IPSEC_USER_HASH)
          {
            return ExtendedKeyUsageName::IPSEC_USER;
          }
          else if (hashCode == ANY_HASH)
          {
            return ExtendedKeyUsageName::ANY;
          }
          else if (hashCode == NONE_HASH)
          {
            return ExtendedKeyUsageName::NONE;
          }
          else if (hashCode == CUSTOM_HASH)
          {
            return ExtendedKeyUsageName::CUSTOM;
          }
          EnumParseOverflowContainer* overflowContainer = Aws::GetEnumOverflowContainer();
          if(overflowContainer)
          {
            overflowContainer->StoreOverflow(hashCode, name);
            return static_cast<ExtendedKeyUsageName>(hashCode);
          }

          return ExtendedKeyUsageName::NOT_SET;
        }

        Aws::String GetNameForExtendedKeyUsageName(ExtendedKeyUsageName enumValue)
        {
          switch(enumValue)
          {
          case ExtendedKeyUsageName::TLS_WEB_SERVER_AUTHENTICATION:
            return "TLS_WEB_SERVER_AUTHENTICATION";
          case ExtendedKeyUsageName::TLS_WEB_CLIENT_AUTHENTICATION:
            return "TLS_WEB_CLIENT_AUTHENTICATION";
          case ExtendedKeyUsageName::CODE_SIGNING:
            return "CODE_SIGNING";
          case ExtendedKeyUsageName::EMAIL_PROTECTION:
            return "EMAIL_PROTECTION";
          case ExtendedKeyUsageName::TIME_STAMPING:
            return "TIME_STAMPING";
          case ExtendedKeyUsageName::OCSP_SIGNING:
            return "OCSP_SIGNING";
          case ExtendedKeyUsageName::IPSEC_END_SYSTEM:
            return "IPSEC_END_SYSTEM";
          case ExtendedKeyUsageName::IPSEC_TUNNEL:
            return "IPSEC_TUNNEL";
          case ExtendedKeyUsageName::IPSEC_USER:
            return "IPSEC_USER";
          case ExtendedKeyUsageName::ANY:
            return "ANY";
          case ExtendedKeyUsageName::NONE:
            return "NONE";
          case ExtendedKeyUsageName::CUSTOM:
            return "CUSTOM";
          default:
            EnumParseOverflowContainer* overflowContainer = Aws::GetEnumOverflowContainer();
            if(overflowContainer)
            {
              return overflowContainer->RetrieveOverflow(static_cast<int>(enumValue));
            }

            return {};
          }
        }

      } // namespace ExtendedKeyUsageNameMapper
    } // namespace Model
  } // namespace ACM
} // namespace Aws

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Hey guys, I just got my Julep Maven box in the mail! I'm so happy because I like all the metallic nail polishes that are coming out now! I picked this box for my monthly choice because I fell in love with the metallic teal polish. It's funny because maybe a couple of days before the options came out, I went out and bought a metallic white nail polish! So now I have two... lol.
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This month, Julep Maven boxes came with a nail polish remover that has an awesome pump to it! Hopefully Julep will have refills available on their website!
Everyone's Julep box even came with this bag!
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