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Q: Add new element to the list I have singly-linked list, and I want to add a new element to this structure.

In procedural code I would create structure, and head pointer pointing to NULL. This is how I resolved this in oo code:
typedef struct a {
    int element;
    struct a *next;
} a;
typedef struct b {
    int element;
    struct b *next;
} b;

class Foo {
    a *a; // head for a structure = NULL at the beginning
    b *b; // head for b structure = NULL at the beginning

The next thing I would do is checking if the list is empty, and if is, set head to point to the newly created first element.
The function doing this should be template, because I want to pass to it any structure I have. So:
template <class T> void Addition_Struct::add(T head)
{
    if(head == NULL)
    {
        head = (T*)malloc(sizeof(T));

        head->next = NULL;
    }
}

And a couple of problems appear at this moment. I guess that T should be the type of a structure, and head the head pointer (NULL currently). The compiler throws an error in malloc line - cannot convert "a**" to "a*". What's wrong?
EDIT:
Sample function call would be:
add(this->a);

A: You are confusing the meaning of T in your template function.
In your sample call add(this->a);, you are considering the parameter to be a pointer to a struct.
But your function head = (T*)malloc(sizeof(T)); considers T to be the struct type.  Not a pointer.
Change your template declaration to clarify that T is the type pointed to.
template <class T> void Addition_Struct::add(T * head)

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A key issue in Arbitrary Lagrangian-Eulerian (ALE) non-linear solid mechanics is the correct treatment of the convection terms in the constitutive equation. These convection terms, which reflect the relative motion between the finite element mesh and the material, are found for both transient and quasistatic ALE analyses. It is shown in this paper that the same explicit algorithms can be employed to handle the convection terms of the constitutive equation for both types of analyses. The most attractive consequence of this fact is that a quasistatic simulation can be upgraded from Updated Lagrangian (UL) to ALE without significant extra computational cost. These ideas are illustrated by means of two numerical examples.
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"The 33" Fails At Being Authentic
by Andy Crump
Patricia Riggen's The 33 ends appropriately with a seaside reunion between its cast's real-life counterparts: The cadre of Chilean miners who lived buried beneath a mountain for 69 days in the 2010 Copiapó mining calamity. One by one, Riggen introduces her audience to these men in a beautifully lit scene that pays homage to the strength of their spiritual bond. It's a lovely, moving sequence that, by the quiet strength of its emotionalism, manages to underscore the film's fakeness. The 33 is too wrapped up in its theatricality to maintain a sense of authenticity.
A brief history lesson, if you're not up and up on the incident Riggen has reenacted in her film: In 2010, the San José copper-gold mine, located in Chile's Atacama Desert, experienced a big damn cave-in that trapped 33 truly unfortunate workers toiling within its cavernous gut for roughly two months. Riggen, through her lens, captures both the hardships placed upon the miners as they try to cope in their new environs, contending with mental and physical strain along the way, and the anxieties felt by their relatives, stuck on the surface with no way of getting in touch with them. We feel, at times, that the miners' families—their brothers, parents, children, wives, mistresses—are in some ways worse off than the miners themselves. At least the 33 know where they are and where they stand.
Not knowing, though—that's just plain terrifying. Riggen appears to care deeply about The 33's existential crises; you get the impression that she set out to tell an intimate, personal story rather than a broad, paint-by-numbers Hollywood bio flick. She's more interested in the men and women she's making a movie about than hitting manufactured melodramatic high notes. All the same, The 33 remains mostly sanitized and without bite. When the film invests itself in exploring the mental states of its characters and confronting their trauma, it's passionate, if straightforward, "true-story" filmmaking. There's a sequence where the miners, short on optimism as they scrape the bottom of their ration supplies, have a joint hallucination of sorts where their meager meal becomes a grand feast; their spouses and mothers appear from the shadows, arms laden with platters of their favorite foods. For a brief time, their grotto sanctuary lights up with joy. Then the moment passes and depressive reality sinks in.
The 33 works best as an examination of how the miners deal with, and are affected by, their circumstances, which isn't necessarily to say the film works well. The men, led primarily by the gregarious Mario Sepúlveda (Antonio Banderas) and the more hangdog Luis Urzúa (Lou Diamond Phillips), fracture, fray, and threaten to unravel at every turn. We can hardly blame them for their fragility, though we barely get to know them as individuals, which makes empathizing with their plight difficult at best. Even Mario, the character Riggen puts most of her focus on, feels like a cipher. If you know the guy at all, it's probably through news clippings about his overnight celebrity. "Super Mario," people called him. Banderas is the right man for the job, but the writing lets him down.
An underdog subplot of one scrappy government official (Rodrigo Santoro, playing Minister of Minery Laurence Golborne) doing his darnedest to save the day makes The 33 even less successful. A more daring picture would remain set within the bowels of the earth rather than cut back and forth between the underground and topside. In an odd way, watching Santoro struggle against governmental bureaucracy and corporate apathy diminishes the effect of tenser sequences where the miners battle for food, for hope, and for their sanity. The 33 isn't the first rescue mission film to anchor itself in the perspectives of both the rescuers and rescuees alike (think Apollo 13), but as mining contractors show up at San José in force, so too do the hokey clichés. Turns out that to solve a mining problem, you just have to think like a miner. Who knew?
Gabriel Byrne, playing the operation's chief engineer, drops that nugget of wisdom in the film's third act, and the actor's Irishness sticks out like a sore thumb. There are, in fact, sore thumbs all over The 33's cast—not just with Byrne but Juliette Binoche, who plays the older sister of one rough-around-the-edges miner, and Bob Gunton, who is inexplicably the Chilean president Sebastián Piñera. (In fairness to the film's casting director, about half of Chile's population is ethnically European, and Binoche, being Binoche, ably passes the identity test, but c'mon: You can do better than Bob Gunton for Prez.) The whitewashing is the least of The 33's problems, but it does have the side effect of highlighting its swath of disingenuous narrative elements and studio-gloss phoniness.
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hi, i know this comment is a bit late, but, just wanted to make a point. Hakf of chiles population isnt european. You are just being persuaded by what society shows you, and society is shiwing you the rich part of chile, literally, the 1%.chileans have been brainwashed into thinking that the whiter we are, the better, so we have been doing everything to hide our reality. We have indigenous feautures and more than the half of the country is brown, 75 percent is brown(mestizo), 10% indigenous only (and sone afrochileans too), and the rest mestizo with strong european feautures or just plain white. If you go to santiago and just see the rich parts, of course youll find white ppl, that their parents or grandparents were european immigrants, you just have to go to the popular areas or get out of Santiago and see that we are in fact, The BIG majority brown. Im tired of the white washing.

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Q: Trying to install kivy in fedora Ok so I really like the sound of kivy, but installing it is proving to be a real pain, I have installed all dependencies that it has asked for but I keep getting this error message:
Error compiling Cython file:
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     cdef void create_fbo(self)
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     cdef void push_states(self, list names) except *
     cdef void pop_state(self, str name) except *
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building 'kivy.graphics.vbo' extension
gcc -pthread -fno-strict-aliasing -O2 -g -pipe -Wall -Werror=format-security -Wp,-D_FORTIFY_SOURCE=2 -fexceptions -fstack-protector-strong --param=ssp-buffer-size=4 -grecord-gcc-switches -m32 -march=i686 -mtune=atom -fasynchronous-unwind-tables -D_GNU_SOURCE -fPIC -fwrapv -DNDEBUG -O2 -g -pipe -Wall -Werror=format-security -Wp,-D_FORTIFY_SOURCE=2 -fexceptions -fstack-protector-strong --param=ssp-buffer-size=4 -grecord-gcc-switches -m32 -march=i686 -mtune=atom -fasynchronous-unwind-tables -D_GNU_SOURCE -fPIC -fwrapv -fPIC -I/usr/include/python2.7 -c /tmp/pip-build-PA4_U4/kivy/kivy/graphics/vbo.c -o build/temp.linux-i686-2.7/tmp/pip-build-PA4_U4/kivy/kivy/graphics/vbo.o
/tmp/pip-build-PA4_U4/kivy/kivy/graphics/vbo.c:1:2: error: #error Do not use this file, it is the result of a failed Cython compilation.
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Command "/usr/bin/python -c "import setuptools, tokenize;__file__='/tmp/pip-build-PA4_U4/kivy/setup.py';exec(compile(getattr(tokenize, 'open', open)(__file__).read().replace('\r\n', '\n'), __file__, 'exec'))" install --record /tmp/pip-DiTplK-record/install-record.txt --single-version-externally-managed --compile" failed with error code 1 in /tmp/pip-build-PA4_U4/kivy

I'm not sure what to do with it so can someone please help me.
Many Thanks
Chris

A: I have don it, I needed to install Cython through pip, the command was:
sudo pip install -I Cython==0.21.2

And then I was able to successfully install kivy after that.


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Has Pokémon Go Peaked?
Posted on 30/07/2016 by Kait
After playing the game for nine days now, I've had my fill of frustration. I can imagine others are feeling the same way as well. I have friends and family in particular who have been very vocal about their disappointment with the game.
Like everyone else in the beginning, the novelty of being able to live out the fantasy of being a Pokémon trainer was intriguing and I got sucked in. Soon I was curving balls, hitting stops and have managed to capture fifty-one different types (three hundred and fifteen overall). But my interest has been steadily waning. With the tracker being so inaccurate, the drain on data and battery, the many broken features and the never-ending parade of grinding fodder Pokémon, it's a wonder that anyone approved this game to be released.
With no updates on the horizon could it be that the game has had its moment in the sun? I hope not because there is so much more the game could offer.
I have a few suggestions that would help keep the game fresh and interesting.
Like what if the Pokémon that appeared were to change with the season or weather? That will keep you guessing as to what you'll find.
For the people who have trouble getting out and about how about a game mode where the Pokémon come to them? Not in a steady stream of course, but randomly and close by to still give the thrill of chance and discovery.
And what about the map? Once they get it working there could be three modes. Easy, medium and hard where kids could have it set to easy that will show the Pokémon's exact location, how long they're be there, and difficulty to catch. Conversely, hard would show the general area where one is so the hunting will be more challenging. Medium could be as it is now where it shows on the map where it is but nothing about time or difficulty. These would change the game play dynamics as well as take a load off the servers.
What about more character customisation? Or taking it a bit further and customising favourite Pokémon? Making coins easier to come by would aid in that.
I could go on and on.
As it is, the game doesn't have a lasting grip on me. It's been fun and I'll probably check in from time to time to see if there is anything new about, but if there isn't then the checks will come fewer and farther between. Sadly, we all know there will be changes coming eventually but they'll more than likely be with micro-transactions.


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Review: Magic 2015 – Duels of the Planeswalkers (PC)
Ashe Collins | July 28, 2014 | Archive, PC Games, Top Story, Video Game Reviews | No Comments
Magic 2015 – Duels of the Planeswalkers
Developer: Stainless Games
Publisher: Wizards of the Coast
Genre: CCG
One of the things that Magic fans have been clamoring for in the Planeswalker releases is access to a full blown deck editor and all the cards of a release. While Planeswalkers has always kind of been a training wheels set to the full blown customization of the full game, it had some great decks that you could unlock that were well balanced against each other in the sets, even when you took it to multiplayer. In last year's release, we even got sealed deck play, which was a lot of fun, but still people wanted more. Well, they gave us a deck builder this time around, but stripped out some multiplayer modes and the ability to unlock decks, which is instead replaced with booster packs you unlock as you play or can be unlocked along with a set of premium cards in their store. So instead of being a kind of mindless fun romp as you gain access to new decks to toy around with, Magic 2015 has instead cranked up a bit of the grind, put a lot of guess work in the starter deck you want to get saddled with and created a modified paywall that before just unlocked decks early for players, but instead now allows access to a select set of cards if you're willing to part with more cash, making this version more akin to Magic Online or the actual card game as opposed to the Planeswalkers games that came before. Before you get out your torches and pitchforks, let's take a deeper look.
The single player campaign is built up like last year's release, with a series of worlds you have to make it through to the end boss that will unlock your access to the next world. The tutorial is a little necessary this year, as I mentioned, as that's where you pick which deck you'll start out with. You can't change this once you're out of the tutorial area, and you'll lose access to those cards if you do swap, but you can't get into the deck builder until you're well out of the tutorial anyway. As you move through the single player campaign you unlock booster packs from that world that grant you access to another set of random cards. Once you've beaten the main mages through the world, the only other way to get packs from that world is to keep exploring, which drops you into random combat. There's where the grinding comes in. You're going to find yourself dropping into these random matches a lot to unlock all the cards from each world, and the random matches aren't necessarily easy or well-balanced if you haven't unlocked many cards to boost your deck's abilities or to tweak it. This problem gets exacerbated when you realize that even if you concede a duel you're losing, the next time you pick a random match in that world you could very well end up fighting the same mage that was wiping the floor with you, so if you can't really tweak your deck, you have to keep trying until your opponent gets a really terrible draw or you get an exceptional one. This is going to lead to a lot of players who are just used to going in and swapping to another well-balanced deck they've unlocked going in and finding that they don't have enough cards unlocked to do much of anything unless they sink some serious time into unlocking more.
Now, if you're looking to play a good game of two-headed giant, you can forget that as well. It's not in this version. The only real multiplayer they have is every mage for themselves with up to four players against each other. The good news is, if you beat other players in multiplayer, you can unlock booster packs here as well, so if you're willing to do some player on player to unlock more packs you can head into multiplayer to expand your collection here. If you lose in single player or multiplayer however, you get nothing for your efforts. If the other player quits on you, there's a chance you'll still get your pack if you follow through on everything. I haven't actually had anyone rage quit on me, but I've seen other players having an issue with it, so it's something to keep in mind. The Deck Building portion of your experience is fairly well put together. There's a nice filter system so you can stick to colors you're interested in or if you're looking for a particular spell that's not a summon card. It will automatically dump land into your deck based on what you've selected cards-wise and will throw up red flags if your deck isn't sixty cards, as they've decided that's going to be the sweet spot. There's also a limit on cards, depending on rarity, as to how many you can have in your personal deck, and you don't have to settle for one. I'm currently bumbling around with my main deck, the starter deck that's remained mostly untouched now and a red and green I'm trying to make into something worth a damn, and there's room for more. There is also a handy card collection screen that shows you what you've unlocked, how many you have, and what's premium and what's standard. For experienced builders, you can switch off some of the automatic settings so you can put your own land balance in or for actual gameplay, but all the ease of use comfort settings are on by default.
How does it play? Well Magic 2015 gameplay is based around the actual card game rules, a pretty straight-forward set of rules that escalates quickly as more options get added in, which builds up deck and player strategy. The object of the game is to take out your opponent by pitting your deck of cards against theirs, by lowering their life points to zero from twenty or by running them out of cards in their draw pile. You do this by using a deck built with various spells that summon creatures on your side, damage your opponent or their summons, or perform other various effects to your benefit. There are five colors, each one with a different specialty as far as what's available, with some crossover into each, and some colors work well together while others are total polar opposites. You draw seven cards to start your hand and one on your turn, and can lay one land per turn, which generates mana that you use to cast your spells. Each spell has a different cost dependent on their effects and usefulness, and also depending on if it's something that your spell color is good at. You can cast as many spells per turn as you have the mana for, but the objective is always to take out the other player as fast as your deck will allow you.
For the most part the controls work okay. It doesn't happen too often that the 360 controller I'm playing with stops interacting with the game properly and I have to use the mouse to get it back into the swing of things, but it has happened on more than one occasion. I've had it happen where I couldn't zoom in on a card at all but I could hover my mouse over it to see the effects on the card. There's also been instances in the menus where the interface is completely unresponsive and requires several key presses or button mashes, depending on whether one is using the mouse or controller, to get it to do what I want. The good news is that when you're in a match itself, you can see your own cards, zoom in on them, cast and do everything else just fine. It was when looking at my opponent's cards on the table that I'd end up having issues in game. This, by the way, is very much not an improvement over how last year's title performed on the PS3 or the PC. It feels clunky and unfinished when you're interacting with it, which is surprising after how well last year's game worked.
Then there are the problems I ran into with it in the visual department. I'm a PC gamer, and I like to optimize. Apparently, when the developers were setting this up, they didn't test the actual visual settings all that well. I mention this because, if you go in and check your settings, it tells you it's set to 4:3 ratio with 1024×768 default, even though I knew for a fact it was widescreen, as it wasn't stretched or distorted and took up my whole display. If you click the widescreen options, however, it then goes to 4:3 in actuality and makes like the dawn of the HD era on your screen, like you're looking at a really terrible feed from a far away TV station. Kicking it back over to a 4:3 setting will clear up the screen at that point, but then you're looking at 4:3 instead of 16:9 on your widescreen display. To fix this, you actually have to bail out of the game, find the config file and manually enter in your desired resolution and widescreen options. Yeah, we're talking old school fixes here folks, and at this point in the game series life cycle, with so many releases out for it already, that this kind of thing can't be fixed in the game menu is pretty much inexcusable.
So once you get around the fact that the graphics options really don't work too well, the game itself looks okay. The card art looks great and the menu effects, as well as card effects, are well done. The redesigned arena is clean, making it easy to see everything and while not being too busy to distract. I'm not going to say this looks better than last year, because it doesn't look at all different to me other than the card art. The interface, though, is a hot mess. Its design makes doing anything or moving around the menus an annoying test of patience, between everything being buried and things not working correctly. Last year's interface worked much better than this. Aurally the game works as well as can be expected. The music is decent, but forgettable, and the sound effects I remember from last year make their return this year as well.
They've kept the basics of multiplayer in to keep you coming back, and there are some achievements that will have players trying to come up with a multitude of ways to get them. Plus, deck building from scratch is a great thing to have added to keep people coming back, and of course, grinding for more packs if you don't want to pay to unlock the cards will also bring some players back for more. Taking out a whole mode of multiplayer, and a popular one at that, however, is definitely going to hurt the online aspect of it in the long run. Even then, most players can only take getting frustrated with weak decks against random decks that outclass anything you can cobble together at the start in the single player so many times before they have to quit and do something else. This one will have collectors coming back to it to unlock everything for sure, but more casual players just looking to play might actually find it lacking.
I will say that if you're new to Magic the Gathering, you'll probably want to start with a previous edition of the game. The challenges here in single player are far rougher than in past games, and it relies on you knowing what you're doing when building a deck to really make something effective against another player or the computer. On top of that, there's what you're paying for versus what you're getting. Yes, you're basically getting what you'd get out of previous editions cards-wise, just spread out and requiring assembly. You'll also have to sink more time in to get to a point where you can field multiple decks. The problem is that the microtransactions on this version are horribly over-priced. To unlock the premium set, you're looking at dropping over thirty bucks more into the game. Want to unlock all the base cards in the game without grinding? That's another twenty to twenty-five. That's some pretty steep pricing on a game that retails for $9.99. On top of that, the experience curve on this one leans too heavily on trying to get people to buy the unlocks so they have more options earlier, along with charging far too much for a ten pack of premium cards when you could unlock entire 60 card decks on previous editions for half the cost of a booster pack. Everything in the store on this edition of the game screams cash grab. Is it an instant win option to buy the premium cards and unlock them all? No, but it's far more unbalancing than in previous editions, and I can see why people are upset over it. There's a difference between getting early access to a full deck that's pretty evenly matched against the others in the game and getting access to a set of cards you have to pay for separately from the game that can offer a fairly significant boost to a well-constructed deck.
If you're looking for something new gameplay-wise out of this, you're not going to find it. Most of the basic cards and abilities are pretty much what players have come to expect from the game overall. I did find the game fairly addicting, but a lot of that boils down to my stubborn streak when it comes to beating enemies with my poor luck of the draw skills, and being determined to get past the really annoying decks. Most of my play times were set to about an hour and a half before I'd throw in the towel and need to do something else. I really do have pretty poor draw skills on anything with a random generator attached to it, which apparently extends to booster packs within this game. It's why I hated the pack system in Mass Effect 3 in their multiplayer, and am really not all that fond of the booster packs here. My luck with draws stinks, and often I don't get what I need and have to sink twice as much time in to get something I can work with. The campaign especially didn't grab me like last year's, with its voice over and actual story driving me to get more decks and see how things played out. Not everyone's luck or planning when it comes to decks is as terrible as mine, however, so you may get more out of it than I did in a sitting. It all depends on how fast you get what you need and if your draws are continually better than the computer or the other players if you're in multiplayer.
So I've kind of been tearing this one apart, and while I don't like some of the design choices at all, it is still the cheapest way to play Magic the Gathering without investing in the Online game or buying actual cards. When the game is working well, it is a lot of fun to play. I do like going into my card collection and trying to figure out a few good deck strategies to work with the cards I've unlocked. I do like popping online and playing against friends. Hell, I had a great time playing against Aaron just the other day, even though I didn't have much time. There's a lot to be said for a new batch of Magic cards to catch an old player's interest all over again. The game does also look good, at least as far as the artwork and effects go. It's a fun experience when everything is working right, and you don't have to fight with the interface to get into an actual match. That being said, I think this is the buggiest, chunkiest, and perhaps most anger inducing version of Duels of the Planeswalkers I've ever played. The pricing on packs and unlocks are way out of proportion to what we've gotten before from other entries, and it just doesn't feel like it was finished before they put it out there for the world to interact with it. There's a host of other bugs that have been reported that I didn't personally experience with this release, or at least haven't so far, and I don't remember experiencing anything like the ones that I have in previous versions. I am at least enjoying it despite some faults, but for people looking for a quick in and out experience as with previous versions of the game, you're not going to find the same title you're used to, which is both good and bad. It's an interesting step in one direction, but a lot of really bad trips and stumbles in another.
Short Attention Span Summary
Deck building is an option that Duels of the Planeswalkers fans, or rather the more involved Magic the Gathering fans, have been clamoring for some time for. It's implemented well here and gives you lots of options, but along with that, some of the more interesting multiplayer and campaign aspects were stripped out of the game. Tack on a clunky and sometimes unresponsive user interface, and then add in some questionably priced microtransactions that don't ring all that fair especially compared to previous releases, and you've got a really mixed release. There's a bit of a grind, especially when you're first starting out in the campaign, some of the cards you'll never get unless you dump another thirty to forty bucks into the game to unlock them, and the single player isn't as interesting as last year. If you're looking to make your own decks, this is a pretty good investment, but is a somewhat flawed release. If you're looking for a game to grab a deck and go, seek out last year's game, which has far more options to it with the pre-built decks. This isn't a great entry, as it just feels unfinished and unpolished, but it does show some promise if you can get around its issues.
Tags: Duels of the Planeswalkers, Magic 2014, Magic 2015, Magic: The Gathering
Review: Painting Workshop (Nintendo 3DS)
Game Collection Roundtable 01/24/2016: Boy and His Blob (PS4, Vita), Oddworld New N Tasty (PS Vita), Earth Defense Force 2 (Vita)
Review: Harvest Moon: A Wonderful Life (Nintendo Gamecube)
Gamer's Hangover News Report 12.15.03
Ashe Collins
While very much into RPGs, my interests also lie in action titles including first and third person as well as a good adventure title that can keep me interested. Currently very much into a number of MMOs and single player RPGs and like many people fluctuating on a low income due to the economy I am a gamer on a budget. Been playing video games since just before the NES hit with the Atari 2600.


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MANCHESTER United defender Gary Neville is building an earth sheltered eco home that promises to become one of Britain's leading environmental showcases.
Neville,34, has been nicknamed "Swampy" by teammates at MUFC, who call him an "eco warrior" because he drives a Prius. England's most-capped footballer is also a thinker, and accepted an honorary doctorate from Bolton Uni last year. Now the Manchester United defender is walking the eco-talk with a new $5m home set into the hillside of his estate near Bolton, Lancashire.
Almost all the home will be built into the hillside, which, according to design firm Make Architects, 'enables the surrounding moorland to seamlessly flow across the roof'.
The innovative design has been likened to a Neolithic settlement. But the technology will be space age. The Manchester United player will generate power from windmills, solar panels and a ground source heat pump. Any surplus will flow into his neighbouring mansion, and can also be sold to the grid.
Its flower-like blueprint has petals radiating from a central kitchen, each designated as respective areas to 'eat, relax, entertain, work and play'.
The architects have compared it to Skara Brae neolithic settlement in Orkney, because of the way it is built into the ground.
But locals prefer to compare it to the Teletubbies.
An honorary doctorate from Bolton University? – isn't that an oxymoron? (Apologies to all those hardworking students and alumni of Bolton, but I just couldn't help myself. I didn't even know that Bolton had a university. Recent political upheavals have decreed that once-lowly Polytechnics and colleges can now call themselves "Universities"). Doesn't it devalue the Doctorate when an ordinary person off the street, whose only claim to fame is to kick a ball between two posts, walks off with a doctorate? I have a doctorate, not from Bolton, and I'd hate to think that I had anything in common with this footballer. I feel immense sympathy for past alumni.
Well I admire him for doing some positive – there are so many examples of his fellow leather footers doing stupid things that it is nice to see one who is starting to take an interest in the world.
Why do so many comments on here seem to come from the liberal equivalent of a Daily Mail reader? If you can't say anything positive then don't say anything at all.
A thinker would be thinking some of that 5 million pounds could be better spent on making this world a better place.
He's not England's most capped footballer by some distance, and a thinker? He's such an intellectual that he thinks there's anything enviromnentally friendly about owning a Prius. You do realise that an honourary doctorate is one you get given for being a celebrity, don't you?


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Thousands urge Brown to boost Medi-Cal spending
By Associated Press and Julia Horowitz |
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — Thousands of Californians rallied outside the state Capitol Tuesday to call on Gov. Jerry Brown to increase funding for Medi-Cal, the state"s health insurance program for the poor.
Labor unions and doctors who organized the rally said improving health care should be a priority as the Legislature prepares to dig into Brown"s proposed $115 billion budget next week.
In 2011, California cut the payment rates for health care providers who serve Medi-Cal patients by 10 percent. Now, providers and patients are calling for an end to austerity as the state economy recovers, arguing that the number of participating doctors continues to drop, driving up wait times.
Emily Abila, 28, of Cathedral City, said she couldn"t find a doctor to treat her seizures for six months, leaving her unable to drive or work.
"It shouldn"t take someone months to get basic care, or to have to go to the ER just to see a primary care doctor because nobody will accept Medi-Cal," Abila said in an interview at the rally.
Dr. Luther Cobb, president of the California Medical Association, said income has fallen by half at his Eureka practice as he chooses to accept more Medi-Cal patients.
Brown has resisted calls to raise reimbursements in the past. His proposed 2015-16 budget — which lawmakers have until June 15 to take up — includes $18 billion in state funding for the joint state-federal program.
H.D. Palmer, a spokesman for the California Department of Finance, said that includes a $350 million increase in Medi-Cal spending over the previous year, with funding going to targeted areas including pediatric dental and in-network care.
But to back a blanket rate increase, Palmer said the Democratic governor will need to see proof that increasing reimbursement rates would in turn increase the number of doctors available to Medi-Cal patients.
Since the federal health care overhaul, Medi-Cal has added more than 2.7 million enrollees, and the program now covers more than 12 million people, or nearly a third of Californians.
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PFAS have been detected in drinking water sources in seven Massachusetts municipalities.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has announced the development of a long-awaited plan to regulate a group of man-made chemicals that have been detected at toxic levels in drinking water and soil.
The chemicals, known as PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances), have been linked to cancers, birth defects and other diseases.
PFAS have been used for decades in common products such as food packaging, nonstick pans, cleaning agents and water resistant textiles, as well as in firefighting foam. Manufacturers no longer use certain types of PFAS in their products, but the chemicals don't break down and can accumulate over time in the environment and the human body.
The EPA has announced its intention to release a regulatory plan by the end of 2019, but a number of environmental groups have criticized the EPA for what they consider to be a lack of urgency in addressing a hazardous health situation with an expansive scope.
The Boston Globe on March 6 reported that PFAS have been detected in drinking water sources in seven Massachusetts municipalities. The rates exceed EPA limits in Ayer, Barnstable, Mashpee and Westfield. PFAS were also detected in Danvers, Harvard and Hudson.
Because of their usage in firefighting foam and other flame retardants, PFAS have been found at higher levels near current and former military bases and airports.
For more information, visit www.epa.gov/pfas.


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Japan Follows Singapore in Dealing with Foreign Activists
(Sapporo, July 6, 2008) Trade, climate change, skyrocketing oil prices, and debt have been the topics of discussion in the parallel civil society events to the Group of Eight Summit, but the issue that has drawn the greatest attention is the Japanese authorities' heavy handed approach to security for the official gathering.
21,000 police personnel have been deployed to the island of Hokkaido, most of them to the city of Sapporo and nearby Toyako, where the meeting will take place next week. Large numbers of them, including contingents of riot police dressed up in Darth Vader gear, were stationed along the route of the Peace Walk staged by several thousand protesters on Saturday, July 5. To show they meant business, police smashed the window of a vehicle and arrested two of its occupants for playing music that they said was interfering with their operations. One photojournalist and a participant in the demonstration were also apprehended.
That same morning, 24 activists were flown back to Korea after being held for over 24 hours at Hokkaido's Chitose Airport. Nineteen of them belonged to the international peasant group Via Campesina and four to the Korean Confederation of Trade Unions (KCTU). As a result of this action, several events were disrupted, including a symposium on free trade agreements that I was supposed to speak at that had been organized by the Korean trade unionists who had been deported.
An unofficial list of those not given visas to Japan included two Bangladeshis, one Indian, and one Kenyan. Japanese immigration authorities still have to act on the visa applications of several other NGO activists. Susan George, one of France's leading intellectuals, was interrogated by immigration authorities in a small windowless room for four hours. Lidy Nacpil, chairperson of the Jubilee South-Asia Pacific, was subjected to the same petty questioning for three and a half hours.
It took nearly ten days after filing my application before the Japanese Foreign Ministry agreed to give me a visa, and only after strong daily pressure from the G8 Action Network and other groups. Despite my possession of a visa, the border police still stopped me for questioning when I arrived at Narita International Airport on July 4. Peppered with silly questions, like why I was going to Sapporo and what qualifications I had to speak on the G 8, I finally told my interrogators that they should be the ones providing the answers since they had obviously been already briefed on my case by the Foreign Ministry. It was probably this staged display of great irritation that prompted them to release me after an hour.
Having attended several parallel gatherings around previous G 8 summits, I can say that the border controls imposed on foreign activists by the Japanese government have been the most restrictive and punitive. Japan seems to be following the example of the Singapore government, which refused entry to and deported scores of civil society representatives who arrived in the island state to attend NGO events around the World Bank-International Monetary Fund Fall Meeting in September 2006. Some people say that the arrest and continuing detention of two Greenpeace activists in Tokyo about ten days ago on still vague charges is really connected to the security tightening around the G 8 summit.
It is this "Singaporeanization" of Japanese border policy that representatives of scores of civil society organizations probably had in mind when they said in an open letter to Japanese Prime Minister Yasuo Fukuda: "We are disappointed that Japan, as host of the G8 Summit, is criminalizing freedom of expression. It is unacceptable for Japan, the G8 or any other countries to prevent healthy, critical debates from taking place alongside international meetings where decisions are being made that will affect the lives of millions of people around the globe."


Prior's Field House Drama Competition.
Monday saw some serious showcasing of one of our greatest authors Roald Dahl, when the battle of House Drama took place. Amongst the foxes, talking insects, a giant peach and a couple of twits our judges witnessed outstanding performances from the Lower School girls that Upper School students expertly directed. Pankhurst wiped the stage with a total of 6 awards including Overall Performance, Third Formers Jess and Millie won Best Actor for their revolting Mr and Mrs Twit and Best Director went to Fifth Formers Cat, Lucy, Maya and Olivia. Frank picked up Best Costume and Props for their clever interpretation of Fantastic Mr Fox and First Former Natasha won Best Newcomer. Austen collected PF Oscars for Technical and Best Programme.
All things Music: Prior's Field House Choir and House Music Competition.


Jim Benson returned to The Space Show to update us on SpaceDev and to bring us other important news regarding the alt.space community. Mr. Benson began the interview by responding my question about young college grads going into the alt.space world for careers. He said they were interviewing lots of engineering applicants, that SpaceDev was hiring several engineers and that the available talent pool was growing and was very high quality. This represents a positive change which he felt has come about because of SpaceShipOne, the Moon Mars and Beyond program and the changes implemented in the space field including NASA, FAA AST and more. When asked about the new NASA Administrator, Mike Griffin, he was positive about the the potential and realizes very well how crucial it is for NASA to make the changes within the organization to facilitate the Moon Mars and Beyond vision program. Mr. Benson spoke about his vision for SpaceDev and how it is being implemented. He referred listeners to the SpaceDev website and their plan for the future which is spelled out with charts and diagrams on the site. You will want to hear his comments on the importance of vision and holding that vision at all employment and company levels. We also talked about the suborbital and space tourism business, the entrepreneurial companies working on making vehicles and which vehicles if any he himself would ride on. Listen to the program for the answer and the surprise vehicle that SpaceDev is working on with a person from Australia that Jim himself wants to "drive!" Mr. Benson updated us on the U.S. Space Foundation Conference that was recently held in Colorado Springs and in response to questions about the military, specifically the Air Force, Mr. Benson addressed military space issues and commercial opportunities coming from military space. In response to a listener question, Mr. Benson address the issue of due diligence and business planning with alt.space investments and he stated many times how crucial this is for the development of the industry, along with safety and flight testing of all suborbital vehicles. He also spoke about orbital possibilities and SpaceDev plans in this arena, government contracting, and CEV work. Mr. Benson can be contacted through the SpaceDev website, www.spacedev.com. or through me at drspace@thespaceshow.com. This is a great interview with Jim. Don't miss it.


The program is designed to teach and to engage students in the policies and issues concerning ethics, good governance and accountability in the administration of government. Students will review case studies regarding ethical dilemmas, identify solutions to various ethical issues within the local to international arenas and participate in mock public hearings to discuss/debate public policy issues.
Additionally, these model commissions act as the forum to impart negotiation, mediation, conflict resolution and consensus building skills.
Ultimately, students are equipped with the capacity to recognize and to apply different approaches to ethical decision-making.
Briefly, the program is structured so that during each two-hour module, the class is organized as a mock ethics commission hearing. Students serve as ethics commissioners, staff counsel, requesters, and other interested parties as they review and present the ethical case studies and dilemmas.
The initiative, an ethics education and training program for companies doing business with local government, is designed to increase your company's understanding about best business practices and the ethics rules as they relate to contracting with local government. The program is interactive, engaging and comprehensive. Topics include: Conflicts of Interest, Lobbying, Procurement Matters, Best Business Practices and Ethical Decision-Making.
Beginning in September, the Ethics Commission will host these free monthly ethics workshops. Attendees will receive program materials and a certificate recognizing participation. Should the dates and times listed below be inconvenient, we would be happy to conduct these workshops at your place of business.
BEAM is another example of the Ethics Commission's dedication to maintaining awareness about the high ethical standards not only for those who work in government, but for those who do business with government. Ethical business management is effective business management.
Quarterly, the legal staff of the Ethics Commission hosts a roundtable lunch with municipal attorneys to review the Code of Ethics and its application in the 32 municipalities. In addition, the attorneys are provided updates on recent interpretations and enforcement decisions.


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Irish Showbiz
Former Miss Universe Ireland Joanna Cooper admits huge social media following can cause anxiety
The notoriously private model has amassed over 100,000 Instagram followers
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Conor Murray, Joanna Cooper, Rob Kearney and Jess Redden
Former Miss Universe Ireland Joanna Cooper admitted her huge following on social media often causes her anxiety.
The model and girlfriend to Irish rugby ace Conor Murray added that she has no interest in becoming an 'influencer'.
The notoriously private model, who has amassed over 100,000 Instagram followers told Stellar: "It's just the way the world's going. It's a new added anxiety.
"A lot of it is 'If I post this will it go down well?' and then you're always afraid to offend someone, because it's so easy, especially with a following, you never want to be offensive but there's always someone you could offend.
Joanna Cooper and Conor Murray
Miss Universe Ireland boss Brittany Mason reveals how she met Donald Trump as a teen beauty queen
"I just try not to think about it too much because you can get so wrapped up in it so easily.
"It is a fake world. I know that there are people on there that are completely themselves and that's amazing but I think I would just rather keep that to myself and make sure that you have your real life and your work life. I wouldn't want so much to live through it."
She added: "I just don't want to feel like I'm in a position to influence.
"I'm just doing my own thing and doing my job and I'm trying to be myself, and I would hope that everyone else feels the same."
The busy model, 25, has her work cut out for her, dividing her time between Dublin and London for work, Limerick where Conor lives, and her home in Derry.
And opening up on how she manages it all, she said she finds comfort in surrounding herself with close friends and family.
She said: "In London, I live with my best friend from home and my brother and his fiancée.
Joanna Cooper in a shoot for Stellar Magazine
Social Media column: 'Loraine Barry never asked Strictly pal Shirley Ballas for advice'
"London's such a hectic city so it's nice having a place to come home to where the people that you're living with make it feel like home.
"I've tried living in a flat share situation before and I just like my own space."
Meanwhile, when asked if she would ever make the move back home, the Derry girl added: "I just take each day as it comes. So I'll see.
"I love Derry. I don't necessarily miss living there because obviously I lived there for 21 years.
"I always go back there, and I have lots of family there so obviously I love going back. It's a gorgeous place to be. It's so nice to get back to catch up with everyone.
"I was home for a week recently and it was lovely."
Conor Murray and model girlfriend Joanna Cooper share adorable Instagram post as Ireland star honoured by Garryowen
She also revealed that she's a huge fan of hit comedy Derry Girls.
She said: "I think you always have a strong sense of pride if you come from Derry, as you'll see if you watch Derry Girls.
"I just love the way they've portrayed Derry and the people that you get when you're there, I'm just genuinely really proud to be from there."
Karl ShielsFuneral details announced for Fair City star Karl Shiels after sudden deathHe passed away on Sunday
Karl ShielsKarl Shiels' final hours unveiled as he filmed soap days before tragic deathEXCLUSIVE: The Peaky Blinders star had been filming scenes for Fair City just hours before he tragically died
Brendan GraceMarty Morrissey says Brendan Grace's death is a 'huge loss to Ireland'Marty recalled how the pair struck up a friendship almost a decade ago
Fair CityFormer Fair City star Aoibhin Garrihy's agony over 'awful' news of Karl Shiels' deathThe actress said she was struck by the amount of acting careers Shiels helped carve over the years
Lorraine StanleyEastEnders' Lorraine Stanley reveals 12lb weight loss secretsLorraine made some simple changes to her diet and it has had a dramatic effect leading to considerable weight loss
ComedyIrish comedy duo Dirt Birds in talks to produce their own Netflix seriesExclusive: Sue Collins and Sinead Culbert have gone global with fans as far flung as Australia
KerryAround 100 Irish people turn out for funeral of Kerry man in London with no known familyJohn Lynch, who is originally from Ballylongford in Co Kerry, died in his home in the English capital last month
Bellator MMARichard Kiely to face Michael 'Venom' Page in Bellator Dublin co-main eventExclusive: Mirror Sport can reveal that the pair will settle their feud on September 27th at the 3 Arena
An Garda SiochanaGirl aged 5 'beaten with stick by three other children' in north-east of IrelandIt is claimed the toddler went with the boys to a shed in a derelict house in the north-east and was assaulted there
CorkIrish dad Keith Byrne given until Friday to leave America or face jail timeCork native Keith Byrne was arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials when he was going to work in Philadelphia


The PlayStation 4 might undercut the Oculus Rift by an entire $200, but already, the additional price tags left out of its initial reveal are starting to crawl into light.
Sony has confirmed with Polygon that the PlayStation VR will require the PlayStation 4 Camera to fully and properly function. Without it, the VR set will not be able to perform important positional tracking, and it will be entirely useless.
So, the PlayStation VR experience will in total be $459, because I'm not sure many PlayStation 4 owners actually bought that camera. If you did, good for you. The PlayStation VR headset will only set you back $399.
As reported by Destructoid, Sony will also be releasing the two devices in a bundle. No pricing information is available yet.


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ELISABET SUKMA DEWI, 1213031024 (2016) PENGARUH KONSEP DIRI, KEAKTIFAN BELAJAR DAN MINAT BACA LITERATUR TERHADAP HASIL BELAJAR MATA PELAJARAN AKUNTANSI SISWA KELAS XII IPS SEMESTER GANJIL SMA NEGERI 1 SEPUTIH MATARAM TAHUN PELAJARAN 2015/2016. FAKULTAS KEGURUAN DAN ILMU PENDIDIKAN, UNIVERSITAS LAMPUNG.
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The DJ School caters for artists of all abilities young and old.
Below you will find the websites of our current and most successful students. Click on the pictures to visit the websites.
Disclaimer: All performing artists work as part of the 'Skills to Earn' Adult program, for which practical assessment of the student's ability to commit to and organise a series of gigs is required. Any proceeds from sales are returned as part of the course fees. Students receive no money for their services beyond compensation for expected expenses.


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namespace fast {

VectorFieldColorRenderer::VectorFieldColorRenderer(float maxOpacity, float maxLength) {
    m_2Donly = true;
    createInputPort(0, "Image", "", false);
    createOpenCLProgram(Config::getKernelSourcePath() + "/Visualization/VectorFieldRenderer/VectorFieldColorRenderer.cl");
    mIsModified = false;
    setMaxOpacity(maxOpacity);
    setMaxLength(maxLength);
}

void
VectorFieldColorRenderer::draw(Matrix4f perspectiveMatrix, Matrix4f viewingMatrix, float zNear, float zFar, bool mode2D,
                               int viewWidth,
                               int viewHeight) {
    auto dataToRender = getDataToRender();
    OpenCLDevice::pointer device = std::dynamic_pointer_cast<OpenCLDevice>(getMainDevice());
    cl::CommandQueue queue = device->getCommandQueue();

    cl::Kernel kernel(getOpenCLProgram(device), "renderToTexture");
    for(auto it : dataToRender) {
        Image::pointer input = std::static_pointer_cast<Image>(it.second);
        uint inputNr = it.first;
        float maxComponent;
        if(m_maxLength > 0) {
            maxComponent = m_maxLength;
        } else {
            maxComponent = input->calculateMaximumIntensity();
        }

        if(input->getDataType() != TYPE_FLOAT) {
            throw Exception("Data type of image given to VectorFieldColorRenderer must be FLOAT");
        }

        if(input->getDimensions() != 2)
            throw Exception("Image given to VectorFieldColorRenderer must be 2D");

        OpenCLImageAccess::pointer access = input->getOpenCLImageAccess(ACCESS_READ, device);
        cl::Image2D *clImage = access->get2DImage();

        if(mTexturesToRender.count(inputNr) > 0) {
            // Delete old texture
            glDeleteTextures(1, &mTexturesToRender[inputNr]);
            mTexturesToRender.erase(inputNr);
            glDeleteVertexArrays(1, &mVAO[inputNr]);
            mVAO.erase(inputNr);
        }

        cl::Image2D image;
        cl::ImageGL imageGL;
        std::vector<cl::Memory> v;
        GLuint textureID;
        if(device->isOpenGLInteropSupported()) {
            // Create OpenGL texture
            glGenTextures(1, &textureID);
            glBindTexture(GL_TEXTURE_2D, textureID);
            glTexParameteri(GL_TEXTURE_2D, GL_TEXTURE_MAG_FILTER, GL_LINEAR);
            glTexParameteri(GL_TEXTURE_2D, GL_TEXTURE_MIN_FILTER, GL_LINEAR);
            glTexImage2D(GL_TEXTURE_2D, 0, GL_RGBA32F, input->getWidth(), input->getHeight(), 0, GL_RGBA, GL_FLOAT, 0);

            // Create CL-GL image
            imageGL = cl::ImageGL(
                    device->getContext(),
                    CL_MEM_READ_WRITE,
                    GL_TEXTURE_2D,
                    0,
                    textureID
            );
            glBindTexture(GL_TEXTURE_2D, 0);
            glFinish();
            v.push_back(imageGL);
            queue.enqueueAcquireGLObjects(&v);
            kernel.setArg(1, imageGL);
        } else {
            image = cl::Image2D(
                    device->getContext(),
                    CL_MEM_READ_WRITE,
                    cl::ImageFormat(CL_RGBA, CL_FLOAT),
                    input->getWidth(), input->getHeight()
            );
            kernel.setArg(1, image);
        }

        kernel.setArg(0, *clImage);
        kernel.setArg(2, m_maxOpacity);
        kernel.setArg(3, 1.4f*maxComponent); // sqrt(max*max + max*max) = sqrt(2*max*max) = 1.4*max

        queue.enqueueNDRangeKernel(
            kernel,
            cl::NullRange,
            cl::NDRange(input->getWidth(), input->getHeight()),
            cl::NullRange
        );

        if(device->isOpenGLInteropSupported()) {
            queue.enqueueReleaseGLObjects(&v);
            queue.finish();
        } else {
            // Copy data from CL image to CPU
            auto data = make_uninitialized_unique<float[]>(input->getWidth() * input->getHeight() * 4);
            queue.enqueueReadImage(
                    image,
                    CL_TRUE,
                    createOrigoRegion(),
                    createRegion(input->getWidth(), input->getHeight(), 1),
                    0, 0,
                    data.get()
            );
            // Copy data from CPU to GL texture
            glGenTextures(1, &textureID);
            glBindTexture(GL_TEXTURE_2D, textureID);
            glTexParameteri(GL_TEXTURE_2D, GL_TEXTURE_MAG_FILTER, GL_LINEAR);
            glTexParameteri(GL_TEXTURE_2D, GL_TEXTURE_MIN_FILTER, GL_LINEAR);
            glTexImage2D(GL_TEXTURE_2D, 0, GL_RGBA32F, input->getWidth(), input->getHeight(), 0, GL_RGBA, GL_FLOAT, data.get());
            glBindTexture(GL_TEXTURE_2D, 0);
            glFinish();
        }

        mTexturesToRender[inputNr] = textureID;
        mImageUsed[inputNr] = input;
        queue.finish();
    }

    glEnable(GL_BLEND);
    //glBlendFunc(GL_SRC_ALPHA, GL_ONE_MINUS_SRC1_ALPHA);
	glBlendFunc(GL_SRC_ALPHA, GL_ONE_MINUS_SRC_ALPHA);
    drawTextures(dataToRender, perspectiveMatrix, viewingMatrix, mode2D);
    glDisable(GL_BLEND);
}

void VectorFieldColorRenderer::setMaxOpacity(float maxOpacity) {
    if(maxOpacity <= 0.0f || maxOpacity > 1.0f)
        throw Exception("Max opacity must be within (0.0, 1.0]");

    m_maxOpacity = maxOpacity;
}

void VectorFieldColorRenderer::setMaxLength(float max) {
    m_maxLength = max;
}

}


This week I began work proper on what will possibly become the 'core' of the interactive devices I create this year. After getting some really helpful information about safe powering methods, I'm now testing out power over ethernet (PoE) as a promising option. I picked up the Freetronics ethernet shield and midspan injector for this purpose, as well as the nifty Wiichuck adapter, to quickly pull accelerometer information out of the Nintendo Wii nunchuck.
Arduino + ethernet shield + Nintendo Wii nunchuck.
Aside from some missing jumper shunts, which I had to make myself, this was all very straightforward. There is plenty of Arduino and Processing code to be found at both the Freetronics and Wiichuck adapter sites, so I was up and running quickly. What has got me stumped is how to get meaningful data into Processing via the ethernet/network feed.
Unlike sending data via USB, when Processing reads network data, there seems to be regular loss of information. My knowledge of networking is limited (non-existant), so exactly why this happens is beyond me. What that means is I have to come up with a way of Processing not being concerned if the occasional integer doesn't arrive (at the moment, I'm getting 'out of range' errors in my arrays). One option I'm yet to explore is using the UDP library, instead of the network one.
…it may be silly, but things were getting a little serious around here for my liking. Based on Andy Best's OpenCV tutorials, it's a basic bubble-popping game. Instead of mouse movement, the Wii nunchuck will take care of the crab crusading around the screen.
Finally, the first of my two ethics applications was sent off this week. Fingers crossed that it goes smoothly and in a few weeks time, I can start looking for participants for this project.


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Tomorrow marks one of the biggest events in this year's tech industry – the launch of the new iPads. But tomorrow is also the day when Nokia is expected to unveil new devices to the market, and we're looking to potentially seeing a phablet, tablet and even a laptop, according to a teaser released by the company. Just one day before the event, a quite legitimate leak of the upcoming Lumia 1520 phablet has been spotted by Engadget.
The website caught a leaked listing of the Lumia 1520 on Nokia's official Chinese Tmall shop. The phablet is described as having a 6-inch screen, the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 processor and a powerful 20-megapixel PureView camera. The pricing and availability have leaked as well, the device is expected to retail for CNY4,999 ($820) and will launch this month. Unfortunately, there are no leaked images of the Lumia 1520 just yet, but we will probably see Nokia launch this truly big phablet at the Abu Dhabi Nokia World event that starts tomorrow.
In previous leaks, the Nokia Lumia 1520 was bearing the "Bandit" codename and the information seems to be confirmed by this leaked listing. The specs that it comes with might seem quite common for the best smartphones in the market, but not when it comes to Windows Phone devices. This would be the first time when Microsoft's mobile OS supports such powerful hardware.
Microsoft prepared the ground quite well for this launch. After buying Nokia almost entirely, they have announced a much needed update to its smartphone operating system. The latest Windows Phone 8 update (the third one) brings support for Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 and for larger screens of up to 6 inches and higher resolutions of up to 1080p. This is exactly what Nokia Lumia 1520 comes with.
Also, the fact that Nokia holding the event in Asia means that they are targeting this market and since the leak comes from a Chinese online shop, this adds a little bit of truthfulness to it. The Lumia 1520 phablet probably won't be such a big surprise for many, as we have seen Sony launch the huge 6.4 inch Z Ultra, Samsung with the Note 3 and many others. Nokia could try to impress users by launching a capable tablet, although we're not sure how Windows RT will help there, as there are so many cheap and good Windows 8.1 tablets. Or, they could be preparing an interesting comeback of the Nokia Booklet, which didn't manage to make a splash. But, who knows what they are preparing for us?


Want burritos but no rolling? This recipe is really fast and easy. In the picture I used 8 inch (ish) whole wheat flour tortillas and stacked it higher then normal, but you can do it with three larger tortillas if you wish.
Place 1 tortilla on a cookie sheet and pre-heat your oven to 350F.
Saute your onion, red pepper, and ground beef (or turkey) together until the meat is cooked and the veggies are soft and yummy. Sprinkle in the cumin and chili powder, stirring. Take it off the heat.
Stir in enough salsa to make it saucy but not dripping-I use about 1/2 jar, so maybe 1/2 cup? Stir in the mashed up kidney beans and the chopped coriander. Spread 1/3 of the mixture over the tortilla sitting on the cookie sheet. Sprinkle with some cheese, top with another tortilla. Top with 1/3 more filling, more cheese, repeat layers, ending with the last tortilla. Sprinkle with cheese.
If you have a lot of filling, you can add another layer of meat and cheese, topping with another tortilla.
Bake in the 350 F oven for about 15-20 minutes until the cheese is melted and everything is warm and bubbly. We just slice it up like a pie and eat it, but you could serve it topped with chopped lettuce, black olives, sour cream, etc.


4 copies, 65 people are on the wait list.
 Updated edition. 87 pages : color illustrations ; 20 cm.
2 copies, 65 people are on the wait list.
 77 pages : color illustrations ; 20 cm.
Revised edition with the most up to date stats, info, and sixteen pages of brand-new material! You can make theme parks with incredible waterslide rides, or entire pirate coves complete with galleons! Is there nothing that can't be achieved in Minecraft? Here the experts talk you through amazing constructs which range from awe-inspiring cathedrals to wacky inventions--like the hilarious animal cannon that catapults cows out to sea! Find out which are Notch's personal favorites and get step-by-step instructions to fuel your own creative genius. Be ORE-some! This updated edition includes sixteen additional pages of brand-new content!
Barker, James(Illustrator),illustrator., Barker, James(Illustrator)., Bolder, Joe,illustrator., Cordner, Theo,illustrator., Mojang AB (Firm),production company., Southam, Phil,author.
An official guide to Minecraft construction shares essential tips and tricks for building creative structures and innovations ranging from theme parks and waterslides to pirate coves and animal cannons.
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The moonbounce surely makes every party better! Entertainment is endless when you have a moonbounce for the youngsters. They enjoy jumping around and love playing on the moonbounce that has an interesting design. However, don't forget that adult supervision is required.


The patch of the Cary, North Carolina, Police Department was developed in 1996 by a local artist. The state is depicted in the center of the patch, superimposed by a clock that stands in the city's historic downtown. The triangle represents the area of the state where Cary is located—between Raleigh, Durham, and Chapel Hill, known as the Research Triangle Park.


The computer science club is informally known as SACS (The Society for the Advancement of Computer Science). It was founded in 1964 and managed by Ms. Cynthia Harvey. The primary participants were members who were enrolled in other majors (like Mathematics, and Business), but who assisted in teaching Computer Science courses at the time that the club was founded.
In 1976, SACS became a student affiliate of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM). On campus (and in our tax forms), we are recognized as Association for Computing Machinery-Morgan State University (ACM-MSU), but we retain the SACS name as a homage to our beginnings. The SACS name is also useful because it helps the alumni identify us for activities such as Homecoming.
Ms. Harvey was the advisor from 1964 to 1999. Ms. Sheila Wiggins was the advisor from 1999 to 2011, and Dr. Schinnel Small assumed the position of advisor when Ms. Wiggins retired in 2011.
Our most popular event is the alumni reception, which is hosted every year at Homecoming to connect with alumni. Last year we celebrated 50 years of existence!
The goal of the club was to promote the Computer Science major, develop camaraderie among CS and other STEM majors and promote concepts in CS as part of everyday activities.


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CHÉ-SHIZU - A JOURNEY (2LP)
Label: BLACK EDITIONS
Catalog no.: BE0004053
Ché-SHIZU is one of the most original and mystifying groups to ever emerge from Japan's musical underground. Founded by master improviser Chie Mukai in 1981 the group has been guided by her singular vision for nearly 40 years. Ché-SHIZU challenges notions of song structure and improvisation, embracing a seemingly shambolic approach that on closer listen reveals a deeply coherent and surreal world. Mukai's choice of ancient stringed instruments including the er-hu and the kokyu as lead instruments only further sets the group apart. Even within the wildly diverse roster of artists championed by their Tokyo label P.S.F. Records, Ché-SHIZU is a playful and confounding outlier. Originally released in 1994, Ché-SHIZU's second album 'A Journey' is a sprawling excursion through ethereal dreamscapes. The group performs a spontaneous, loose form of chamber pop that weaves folk and a light psychedelia into something entirely unique. Pop songs like 'Juso Station' intersect with yearning instrumentals such as the title track to create a varied yet coherent improvisational language. The album invites listeners to take a journey through memories and dreams, to days gone by, to forests and mountain lakes, to haunting runs in the dark and bright morning illuminations. Beautifully clear in its production, 'A Journey' has become a signature album in the group's catalog. Includes expansive new artwork and first time ever lyric translations. Each double album includes a high resolution digital download.
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HAINO, KEIJI - WATASHI DAKE?
On vinyl, here's a reissue of Keiji Haino's obscure debut-album, originally dating back to 1981. 'Watashi Dake?' presents a haunting vision, created with stark vocals, whispers and screams, and dark silences. Intricate and sharp guitar figures interweave, repeat and ... read more »
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Psychedelic Speed Freaks is a power trio led by Munehiro Narita, founding member of Japan's legendary High Rise and easily one of the wildest, most original guitarists in rock history. Blazing in total hyper-saturated glory, Psychedelic Speed Freaks centers on the raw, ... read more »