There are bus stops on either side of Cromwell Road close to the casino entrance.
The bus stops have shelters.
The route to the casino is on level paved surfaces.
The casino has its own large car park which is free of charge to customers. The car park has two designated accessible bays. There is a convenient drop off point located just outside the main entrance to the casino which offers level access into the casino. This is the most accessible route into the casino, so it is recommended that users with specific access requirements arrive at this point.
The casino entrance has large, double manual doors and offers level access into the casino. Staff are always on hand at the entrance to assist customers if required.
Just inside the entrance is the reception lobby, with the reception desk located to the right as you enter.
The casino has toilets, including an accessible toilet. There is a platform lift to access the bar/dining area from the gaming floor.
From Reception there is level access to the gaming floor. The bar/dining area can be accessed by platform lift or steps.
The casino has its own large car park which is free of charge to customers. The car park has two designated accessible bays. The accessible bays are 2400mm by 4800mm with access passages of 0mm. Please be aware that the dimensions of the accessible bays may not be suitable for all users.
There is no designated pedestrianised route to the pavement from the parking bays.
There is a convenient drop off point located just outside the main entrance to the casino which offers level access into the casino. This is the most accessible route into the casino, so it is recommended that users with specific access requirements arrive at this point.
The approach to the entrance is not free from obstructions.
The double doors are manual and open inwards.
There is a doorman to assist at the entrance.
The reception desk has a height of 1150mm.
There is no lowered section at the reception desk.
There is no literature in other languages, apart from some legal information in Mandarin.
There is a chip and pin machine at reception which can be moved for use by a wheelchair user or seated person.
The surfaces in reception are suitable for the passage of wheelchair users.
The accessible toilet is located on the left hand side of the reception lobby just inside the main entrance.
The toilet is suitable for right handed transfers.
Access from reception to the gaming floor and bar area is through double doors.
The clear widths of the doors are a minimum of 2 x 800mm.
The gaming floor is on one level and the surfaces are suitable for the passage of wheelchair users.
Seating in the mah-jong room has arm rests.
The cash desk has no lowered section.
There is an ATM located next to the cash desk.
The ATM is within reach of all users.
The bar and dining area is accessed from the gaming floor by two steps up or via a passenger lift.
The bar has a single height with no lowered section.
There is no literature or menus in large print or Braille.
There is no literature or menus in languages other than English.
The seating in the bar and dining area is stable.
The floor surfaces are suitable for the passage of wheelchair users.
The nosings are not adequately delineated.
The platform lift gives access from the gaming floor to the bar area.
The lift is suitable for wheelchair users without the necessity to turn around in the lift.
The control panel is clear and located at a level suitable for all users.
There is a small ramp in the lift.
The male toilets are in accessible location.
There is no low level urinal.
There are no hand rails in the cubicles or at the urinals.
The female toilets are in an accessible location.
The external smoking shelter is accessed through two sets of double doors.
There is a small lip at the threshold to the smoking shelter.
The smoking shelter floor is ramped downwards from the casino.


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@implementation TableViewModel

+ (NSDictionary *)modelContainerPropertyGenericClass {

    return @{@"imgextra" : [ImagesModel class]};
}

+ (void)createTableViewModelDic:(NSDictionary *)dictData and:(void(^)(NSArray *))arrayData {

    NSString *key = dictData.allKeys.firstObject;

    NSArray *array = [dictData objectForKey:key];

    array = [NSArray yy_modelArrayWithClass:[TableViewModel class] json:array];

    if (arrayData) {
        arrayData(array);
    }
}

- (NSString *)description{

    NSString *str = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@-",self.title];

    return str;
}
@end

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Pays de la Loire. Ayrault Valls wrote to defend the regional budget – West France
Discreet since leaving Matignon, former Socialist Prime Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault broke his silence to write to his successor Manuel Valls about too limited budgets allocated to the Loire Valley as part of the contract between the State and region.
Restore fairness
Having regained member of Loire-Atlantique, it s 'astonished "weak envelopes assigned" "fifth French region in terms of population and GDP [...] clear disadvantage compared to its neighbors as it gets € 96 / capita against € 145 / capita for Britain and 252 € / capita for the Poitou-Charentes, " Region Minister of Ecology Ségolène Royal. Jean-Marc Ayrault asks Manuel Valls "restore fairness"
Teaching and Research. Least 60%
The former mayor of Nantes also criticized the amount for teaching and research, "since all French regions have their endowments fall in this promising sector." He cites the example of the Nantes metropolis whose envelope provided for higher education and research fall, he said, 60%.

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package ru.vyarus.guice.persist.orient.examples.repository.mixin_bundled;

import com.google.inject.ProvidedBy;
import com.google.inject.internal.DynamicClassProvider;
import com.google.inject.persist.Transactional;
import com.orientechnologies.orient.core.record.impl.ODocument;
import ru.vyarus.guice.persist.orient.examples.model.Model;
import ru.vyarus.guice.persist.orient.support.repository.mixin.crud.DocumentCrud;
import ru.vyarus.guice.persist.orient.support.repository.mixin.pagination.Pagination;

/**
 * Example of document connection repository definition with bundled document crud and (optionally) pagination
 * support.
 *
 * @author Vyacheslav Rusakov
 * @since 06.11.2017
 */
@Transactional
@ProvidedBy(DynamicClassProvider.class)
public interface DocumentCrudExample
        // generic is required to substitute placeholders in queries, BUT this may be not real object connection class
        // just class with the same name as required scheme ({@code class Model {}} - empty class used just for name)
        extends DocumentCrud<Model>,
        // pagination mixin example
        Pagination<Model, ODocument> {

    // here may be custom repository methods
}


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Q: Return application/json when an exception is thrown from spring boot example I've followed the tutorial Accessing JPA Data with REST and when complete, I thought about adding validation using Hibernate Validator.
I annotated the entity's firstName and lastName properties with @NotNull and tried POSTing null values to the resource to see if those constraints would be honoured.
The server returned 406 due to a ConstraintViolationImpl exception as expected but the response entity was encoded as text/html, despite my having sent the header Accept: application/json.
What's the simplest way to modify the example to get the server to respond with application/json when an exception like this is thrown?

A: Simplest way is to use Spring Boot Actuator (in 1.0) or use 1.1 (1.1.0.M2 just released). If you can't do that, you can add an ErrorPage for the 406 and/or a global ErrorPage and an MVC handler, mimicking the way the ErrorController works in Boot.

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Q: Json from two mysql tables in PHP require output in hierarchy I have Two Tables,
1 - Category
2 - Sub Category
 Category (table 1)
---------------
Cid    |   Name

1      |   Vegetable

2      |   Fruit

SubCategory  (table 2)
----------------
Cid  |  Sid | S_name

 1   |   1  | Carrot

 1   |   2  | Beans

 2   |  3   | Mango

I want results like that in Json:-
  -> Category found

       ->  Vegetable

            -> carrot

             -> beans

       ->  Fruit

             -> mango

I am using below code! Can anyone help me to correct my code & get output like that I mention above! i tried many times. but not get the solution! Please help me to get output like directory form. Thanks
`$srtResult = "SELECT * FROM `category` `c` LEFT JOIN `subcategory` `s` ON
(`c`.`cid` = `s`.`cid`)";

 //Execute Qu**strong text**ery
    $result=mysql_query($srtResult);
   //Iterate Throught The Results

  while ($row = mysql_fetch_assoc($result, MYSQL_ASSOC))
{ $count = $row['cid'];
 while($row['cid'] = $count)
 { $subcatitem[] = Array( "cid" => $row['cid'], "sid" =>$row['sid'],
"sname" => $row['sc_name'] );
  }
  $json['category'][] = Array("category" => Array( "cid" => $row['cid'],
"name" => $row['name'], "subcategory" => Array( $subcatitem)));
  }

  header('Content-type: application/json');
echo json_encode($json);`

A: Wouldn't this be enough?
$srtResult = "SELECT * FROM `category` `c` LEFT JOIN `subcategory` `s` ON
(`c`.`cid` = `s`.`cid`)";
$result = mysql_query($srtResult);

while ($row = mysql_fetch_assoc($result, MYSQL_ASSOC)) {
  $json['category'][$row['name']] = $row['sc_name'];
}

header('Content-type: application/json');
echo json_encode($json);

Edit:
After more explanation in comments, the required PHP array structure (to give the expected JSON string) should look like:
Array
(
    [success] => 1
    [message] => Category found in Database
    [Category] => Array
        (
            [0] => Array
                (
                    [id] => 1
                    [name] => vegetable
                    [Subcategory] => Array
                        (
                            [0] => Array
                                (
                                    [cid] => 1
                                    [sid] => 1
                                    [sc_name] => carrot
                                )

                            [1] => Array
                                (
                                    [cid] => 1
                                    [sid] => 2
                                    [sc_name] => beans
                                )

                        )

                )

            [1] => Array
                (
                    [id] => 2
                    [name] => Fruit
                    [Subcategory] => Array
                        (
                            [0] => Array
                                (
                                    [cid] => 1
                                    [sid] => 1
                                    [sc_name] => Mango
                                )

                        )

                )

        )

)


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Tag Archives: Stevyn Colgan
May 8, 2019 · 7:32 pm
Graham Norton & my co-presenter Stevyn Colgan at the Swan Theatre
Graham Norton is on the latest We'd Like A Word podcast and radio show that I present with Stevyn Colgan. We know that celebrity sells books, but do celebrities write good books? Books worth reading? I'm thinking fiction in particular.
I'm asking because although Graham Norton is well known as a comedian, a TV chat show host and forever immortalised as Fr Noel Furlong in Father Ted, he's also an author. Two novels – Holding and A Keeper. I've read both. But are they any good? (Spoiler alert: They are. Especially A Keeper.)
Martine McCutcheon – yes, her off Love Actually
And even if Graham Norton can write, (he can), what about other celebs who've done it. Like Martine McCutcheon, who had a terrible public hammering for her efforts, and for whom I have a soft spot myself. And fair play to her for actually writing The Mistress herself. Unlike another celeb author who, when asked if she had written her novel herself, responded: "Write it? I didn't even read it."
There's a celebrity authors subsection of Irish comedians who definitely can write fiction. As well as Graham Norton, you have Sean Hughes (The Detainees) and Ardal O'Hanlon (The Talk of the Town). But anyone else?
So you'll be wanting to hear me and Stevyn Colgan and Graham Norton chatting about his books, how he writes them, the influence of Ireland and his Mum, and how linked they are to his public comedic personna. There's a competition too, but you have to listen to hear about it. Click on the link here, or search for We'd Like A Word wherever you listen to podcasts.
In the meantime, I'd love to hear about your best and worst experiences of celebrity authored fiction.
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Tagged as A keeper, author, authors, book, books, celeb, celebrities, celebrity, celebs, comedian, comedy, Father Ted, Fr Noel Furlong, Fr Ted, Graham Norton, Holding, Martine McCutcheon, Noel Furlong, Paul Waters, podcast, radio show, Sean Hughes, Stevyn Colgan, The Detainees, The Mistress, The Talk of the Town, We'd Like A Word, wedlikeaword, wlaw, writer, writers, writing
Here's a writing tip from an expert – Scandi Noir thriller writer Will Dean. He has what he calls a "creeps book", in which he notes down anything odd, unsettling or eerie he encounters. Each time he writes a new book, he sifts through them and sprinkles them through the narrative. It works especially well with dialogue and things seen by characters – a distinctive scarecrow that gives ones one an uneasy feeling perhaps – something to set a tone without having to spell it out.
And the same applies to anything interesting and potentially useful that you see, hear, hear of or.. smell perhaps?
But enough of me – here's Will himself. Have a look/listen. It's about a minute long.
You can hear more of Will Dean, me and Steve on the podcast at https://anchor.fm/wed-like-a-word/episodes/2–Will-Dean—the-author-leading-the-British-invasion-into-Scandi-Noir–Nordic-Noir-e3k730/a-acjt4q
The full podcast with Will Dean is here.
Tagged as advice, author, blackwatertown, book, books, creeps, creeps book, crime fiction, Dark pines, noir, nordic noir, Paul Waters, podcast, podcasts, Red Snow, Scandi Noir, Stevyn Colgan, Sweden, tips, unease, uneasy, video, We'd Like A Word, wedlikeaword, Will Dean, writing tips, you tube, youtube
…about all sorts to do with authors, books, readers, editors, publishers, agents, lyricists, poets and script writers. We'd Like A Word is the title of the new fortnightly podcast and radio show I'm presenting with my mate Stevyn Colgan. Steve's an interesting fella, ex cop, ex QI elf, ex Met Police Problem Solving Unit, cosy crime fiction writer with a wealth a odd personal anecdotes.
Our first episode is out today! The topic: Is Scandi Noir still Scandi Noir if the writer is a Brit? And the excellent star guest who is taking part in this episode is Will Dean, the author of Dark Pines and Red Snow, the first two books in the Tuva Moodyson thriller series. The books are set in the Swedish forest – which is also where Will lives in reality. He built himself a cabin in the woods with trees and moose for company.
His books are gripping, atmospheric, convincing and refreshingly innovative. And he's a very accomodating interviewee, revealing much about his technique and tricks. Watch out you don't find yourself in his creep book.
You can hear the podcast by clicking on the link below or searching for it wherever you listen to your podcasts. (We're also lucky enough to be broadcast on Wycombe Sound FM 106.6 in England.) You can find out more at the We'd Like A Word website or follow us on Twitter or Facebook @wedlikeaword
Your input, comments, questions or competition entries are welcome. You can email via wedlikeaword@gmail.com There'll be a new episode every other Thursday.
We have some other great guests coming up too – Graham Norton (can celebs write good fiction?), Anthony Horowitz (giving life after death to characters once their original author is dead – James Bond, Sherlock Holmes), Adrian McKinty, Aidan Conway, Denise Mina, Brian McGilloway, Belinda Bauer, Dr Erica McAlister (The Secret Life of Flies), Eoin McNamee, David Quantick, Gerard Brennan, Alan Drew, John McCarthy, Shiulie Ghosh, Angela McMahon and many more.
We may be, ahem, a little rough around the edges to begin with, but I hope you give it a wee listen some time. (In the image link below won't load, the Will Dean episode is here.)
Tagged as Adrian McKinty, Aidan Conway, Alan Drew, Angela McMahon, Anthony Horowitz, author, Belinda Bauer, blackwatertown, book, books, brian mcgilloway, crime fiction, Dark pines, David Quantick, Denise Mina, Eoin McNamee, Erica McAlister, gerard brennan, Graham Norton, James Bond, John McCarthy, noir, nordic noir, Paul Waters, podcast, podcasts, Red Snow, Scandi Noir, Sherlock Holmes, Shiulie Ghosh, Stevyn Colgan, Sweden, We'd Like A Word, wedlikeaword, Will Dean, writer, Wycombe Sound


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Script Quotes
Like ultraviolet rays memory shows to each man in the book of life a script that invisibly and prophetically glosses the text.
— Walter Benjamin
Instructive stick to the script quotes that are about flip the script
To make a great film need three things - the script, the script and the script.
— Alfred Hitchcock
Well, PT Anderson sent me a script of Boogie Nights which I let lay around my house for about three months, then one day I'm cleaning my office and decided that I'd better read this before the guy calls me back. I never put it down, bro.
— Luis Guzman
I'd like to do the young cadet thing again for sure, but that's why I wanted to do this, to see if I could do it. I took the scenes out of the script and put them together and read them as one little arc, story and that seemed to work.
— Scott Speedman
There's editing, and scripts to read and edit, and casting, and all the elements of production that just sort of take up the normal downtime that you would have as an actor. So there's not a lot of that for me.
— Richard Dean Anderson
You either learn your way towards writing your own script in life, or you unwittingly become an actor in someone else's script.
To make a great film you need three things - the script, the script and the script.
I didn't want to play a rancher. I didn't want to have a cowboy hat on; I wanted to get away from that in the things I do. But I read the script and fell in love with it. As hard as I tried to say no, I couldn't.
— Tim McGraw
We now know that human transformation does not happen through didacticism or through excessive certitude, but through the playful entertainment of another scripting of reality that may subvert the old given text and its interpretation and lead to the embrace of an alternative text and its redescription of reality.
— Walter Brueggemann
When I got the script for Memento, I read it and I got killed off on page one and I fired my agent.
— Joe Pantoliano
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The reason we shot it was that the script was geared to Las Vegas and it was something commercial that we wanted to have in the can in case Butterfly was a success and we needed a follow-up.
— Pia Zadora
I hadn't worked for a year when I had my Prison Break audition and it was the easiest audition I've ever had. I got the script on Friday, went to the audition on Monday and got the part on Tuesday. I was shooting the pilot a week later. I didn't have time to be nervous - it happened so quickly.
— Wentworth Miller
I couldn't say no to jobs and I couldn't say no to drugs.
I'd get high from a movie, I'd be somebody else because I didn't particularly like me, so long as I had a script in my hand, I was okay. As soon as the movie was over, I didn't know what to do.
— Brion James
I was studying my 'Bold and Beautiful' script the other day, lying in a hammock, when one of my Siberian tigers walked up and grabbed it out of my hand - she wanted to play. See - teeth marks!
— Tippi Hedren
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The difference between life and the movies is that a script has to make sense, and life doesn't.
— Joseph L. Mankiewicz
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During the last decades, films about the black experience have been produced, directed, and even scripted by white men. Some of them are excellent. But most reflect George Bernard Shaw's warning that 'if you do not tell your stories others will tell them for you and they will vulgarize and degrade you.'
— Ishmael Reed
It's just I hate reading the description 'offbeat' about a character in a script, because I, along with Seth Green, Jamie Kennedy and a few others, have cornered the market on 'offbeat.'
— Breckin Meyer
Fox came to us with the concept for ICE AGE and they came to us with the first draft of the script. They also gave us a mandate to make it into a comedy from what was previously a rather dramatic action concept.
— Chris Wedge
Tony Hale is a devout Christian and is a complete retard when it comes to swearing. The script called for him to swear for about 30 seconds and he just couldn't do it.
— Jason Bateman
I've also worked hard portraying an Ireland which is fast disappearing.
Ireland was a very depressed and difficult place in the 1980s, and I've tried to include that in the script. I worked really hard to find the heart of the book.
— Neil Jordan
I get offered varied parts, often super sexy roles.
But I still think it's an issue to find the good scripts. It's a myth that you win an Oscar and you get more opportunities, and this doesn't just go for me.
— Halle Berry
I remember that when I got to NYU, everyone was writing scripts.
But I was 18 at the time, and when you write a script, so much of it is about what you pull from life, and this sounds sort of cheesy, but I felt like I didn't have enough life experience at that point to write a movie.
— Todd Phillips
Whether it is the cavemen in the caves thousands of years ago, Shakespeare plays, television, movies and books, stories and characters take us on a journey. All I do is tell those stories without scripts and without actors.
— Mark Burnett
While I don't script and I don't use other performers, I think my taste for underlying precision gives me something in common with Allan and George Brecht.
— David Antin
The first script was one of six original stories I had written in the form of two trilogies. After the success of Star Wars, I added another trilogy. So now there are nine stories. The original two trilogies were conceived of as six films of which the first film was number four.
— George Lucas
I was opposed to doing TV for a long time because I thought the quality of writing wasn't very strong, as opposed to film, but there's been a shift in term of the quality of scripts. HBO has attracted a tremendous amount of great writing talent.
— Peter Dinklage
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Role modeling is the most basic responsibility of parents.
Parents are handing life's scripts to their children, scripts that in all likelihood will be acted out for the rest of the children's lives.
— Stephen Covey
I did all my directing when I wrote the screenplay.
It was probably harder for a regular director. He probably had to read the script the night before shooting started.
— Preston Sturges
Cut the ending. Revise the script. The man of her dreams is a girl.
— Julie Anne Peters
The most important thing is the story. Not the script, but the story.
— Richard D. Zanuck
Stick to the script like paper clips and coffee stains, Never let a seed of doubt deter you from your lofty aims, The will is much stronger than the flesh, And it only gets stronger when you going through duress, Imagination is the factory that makes legends... Close Your Eyes and dream B.I.G. like Faith Evans.
— Jay Electronica
There's one great script that hit my desk that I didn't change at all, and that was True Romance.
— Tony Scott
Composers today get a TV script on Friday and have to record on Tuesday.
It's just dreadful to impose on gifted talent and expect decent music under these conditions.
— Alex North
In a script, you have to link various episodes together, you have to generate suspense and you have to assemble things - through editing, for example. It's exactly the same in architecture. Architects also put together spatial episodes to make sequences.
— Rem Koolhaas
City lights shine bright on my complexion, Self-reflection.
..red hairs flashing at the intersection. Life is a green light, one star, no script, Supporting actors...fresh peaches, no pit.
— Action Bronson
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What we learned from the Spurs loss to the Clippers
The Spurs looked better but couldn't get the win
By Charlie Thaddeus@CharlieThaddeus Nov 16, 2018, 12:45pm CST
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The final stretch of this game was maddening because, for a second there, it really seemed like the Spurs could pull it off. They fought their way back from 14 down in the 2nd quarter and 10 in the 4th. There were multiple times where it would've been easy for them to throw in the towel and move on, but they didn't. It was honestly a pretty impressive display of fortitude and it put the team in a position where, with 27 seconds left, it was a one possession game and they had the ball. All the hard work had paid off and now it was time to finish the job.
They didn't even get a shot off.
I don't know. After two disappointing losses in a row, this performance was either a positive indication that things are getting better or confirmation that, in spite of their best efforts, things might be getting worse. It sort of depends on what side of the bed you woke up on.
On his podcast Wednesday, Espn's Zach Lowe started off his analysis of the Spurs season so far by saying, "I have no idea what the Spurs are, no matter how many times I watch them, I have zero idea." We should honestly put that quote as the subhead for every article we post on this website for the foreseeable future because it really cuts to the core of how weird this team is.
The likely truth is that the guys in uniform don't quite know who they are yet either and that uncertainty is showing up on the court. There are a lot of young guys trying to learn the ropes of an NBA season and there are a lot of veteran guys trying to adjust to different ways of doing things. They are a very strange brew and it's unreasonable to assume that they would have everything ironed out 14 games into the season, so we're going to have to be patient.
If that possession with DeMar had gone differently, if he had been able to drive down the baseline, draw some defenders and find Forbes open for a game tying three at the elbow, then maybe we would all feel a little better about the direction the Spurs were heading in. Maybe they would've gone to overtime and maybe they would've pulled out a win. It wouldn't really have changed things though. The game was still the game and the Spurs are still trying to work things out.
That being said, if the Spurs could manage to log a win here pretty soon I'd really appreciate it.
Until it stops being true, I might just start having to copy and paste the stat about how the Spurs have only won one game this year in which LaMarcus Aldridge has scored less than 20 points. We knew this before the season, but the biggest challenge facing the Spurs coaching staff right now is figuring out a way for DeRozan and Aldridge to both have big offensive nights. They tried feeding Aldridge the ball a lot early to get him going, but that's not going to be the answer long term. Those two can't just come down the court and alternate possessions. There has to be a flow to the offense and, even when the offense does roar to life like it did at times in this game, Aldridge continues to look more like a fancy utility part instead of a key cog in the machine. I don't think it's hyperbole to say that this is the most important problem facing the Spurs right now and whether or not they can fix it has implications far beyond this current season.
The killer 4th quarter turnover aside, DeMar was amazing tonight. He really just makes offense out of nothing by probing the defense, finding holes and generally creating chaos for the other team. I hate that that it seems to be happening more an more recently, but it is sort of exhilarating when the Spurs start to fall behind and he puts on his action movie glasses, says a cool catchphrase, and just takes the team on his motorcycle and rides them out through the raging inferno to safety. I worry about a lot of things with this Spurs team, but it's comforting that we have at least one constant. DeMar DeRozan is going to get buckets or die trying.
Was there any doubt when the ball went to Lou Williams with the game tied in the fourth that he was going to drain it? Everyone in the building knew exactly how that play was going to turn out and it was still terrible to watch. Poor Bryn Forbes actually did a decent job on him, doing everything in his power to stop the inevitable other than magically growing his arms out a foot longer. Lou Williams is a lot of fun and I'm excited to watch him more when he's not dumping cold water on the hopes of my favorite team
I was in attendance for this game and this is going to sound crazy, but I'm 95% sure the outcome may have been lost because of a Chick-Fil-A promotion. The Clippers do this thing where if an opposing player misses two consecutive free throws in the 4th quarter then everyone in attendance get's a free Chick-Fil-A sandwich. In spite of this being a pretty amazing game, the home crowd had honestly been fairly lukewarm the whole night. The cheers were pretty mellow and no one seemed particularly locked in to what was happening on the court. Then they announced this stupid promotion and, I promise you, it was like someone lit a fire. With about eight minutes left, DeMar went to the foul line and I was feeling pretty confidant because he's easily the best free throw shooter on the team, but the crowd was in a frenzy. They have the Chick-Fil-A cow mascots out on the baseline, the fans are slamming away with their blue thunder sticks, and people are just going wild. I know this sounds silly, but this chaotic change in tone was legitimately pretty unsettling. DeMar bricked the first free throw. Now all of a sudden it's my turn to sweat. No way he misses two right? The noise is building and it's as loud as it's been all night. I'm nervous but confidant because, again, this is DeMar's specialty and he's been on fire. I say to myself, "The city of Los Angeles is going to have to buy it's own chicken sandwiches tomorrow." Then his shot clangs of the side of the rim and the place just erupts. I thought they were going to drop streamers or something. From that moment on, it felt like a playoff atmosphere inside the Staples Center. People were loud and standing up and engaged with the action, almost like someone had flipped a switch. It was crazy. Those free throws would've made it a one possession game and, more importantly, ruined the home crowd's chances for a free lunch. It's easy to focus on DeMar's turnover in the final seconds, but these foul shots were probably the biggest missed opportunity to really put a dagger in the hearts of the Clippers and their fans. Extremely disappointing stuff.


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using projeto_integrado_2_sem.Validators;
using System.Windows.Forms;
using System.Linq;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Drawing;
using System.Resources;

namespace projeto_integrado_2_sem.ErrorPresenters
{
    class GenericErrorPresenter
    {
        private Control[] validatables;

        protected PictureBox errorIcon;
        protected ToolTip toolTip;

        private string key;

        public GenericErrorPresenter(Control validatable, string key) :
            this(new Control[] { validatable }, key)
        {
        }

        public GenericErrorPresenter(Control[] validatables, string key)
        {
            this.validatables = validatables;
            this.key = key;

            errorIcon = new PictureBox();
            errorIcon.Image = new Bitmap(Properties.Resources.errorIcon);
            errorIcon.Location = validatables.Last().Location;
            errorIcon.Left += validatables.Last().Width + 5;
            errorIcon.Top -= 5;
            errorIcon.Width = errorIcon.Image.Width;
            errorIcon.Height = errorIcon.Image.Height;
            errorIcon.Visible = false;

            toolTip = new ToolTip();
            toolTip.IsBalloon = true;
            toolTip.InitialDelay = 1;

            validatables.Last().Parent.Controls.Add(errorIcon);
        }

        protected void clearErrors()
        {
            errorIcon.Visible = false;

            foreach (var ctr in validatables)
                toolTip.SetToolTip(ctr, "");

            toolTip.SetToolTip(errorIcon, "");
        }

        protected void markHasErrors(string errors)
        {
            errorIcon.Visible = true;

            foreach (var ctr in validatables)
            {
                toolTip.SetToolTip(ctr, errors);
            }

            toolTip.SetToolTip(errorIcon, errors);
        }

        public void displayMesssages(MultipleAttributeValidationResult result)
        {
            displayMesssages(new MultipleAttributeValidationResult[] { result });
        }

        public void displayMesssages(MultipleAttributeValidationResult[] results)
        {
            clearErrors();
            bool hasErrors = false;
            var message = "";

            foreach (var result in results)
            {
                List<MultipleAttributeValidationResult.Error> errors;

                if (result.errors.TryGetValue(key, out errors))
                {
                    foreach (var error in errors)
                    {
                        message += ErrorMessages.multipleAttributeErrorMessages[(int)error];
                        message += "\n";
                        hasErrors = true;
                    }
                }
            }

            if (hasErrors)
                markHasErrors(message);
        }
    }
}


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Caravan of delights in beautiful South West
"ARE we there, yet?" by Irma Heger We (me, husband, daughters aged seven and nine) were on our way to Woodovis Park, near the olde worlde market town of Tavistock, on the edge of Dartmoor National Park, close to the border between Devon and Cornwall.
Seven hours in a car is a long time for impatient children, even if the destination is a five-star, privately-owned holiday park with a string of awards.
They couldn't care less about Woodovis Park winning silver in the South West Tourism for Excellence Awards; that it is one of two UK winners beating 2000 parks in 13 countries in the Alan Rogers campsite awards, and features in the top 20 of Practical Caravan Top 100 Parks.
Nor were they bowled over by the fact that the site is set in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (Tamar Valley) and a World Heritage Site (Cornwall and West Devon Mining Landscape).
Now, sleeping in a caravan, beaches on the doorstep, ponies on the moors, an onsite swimming pool and games room — that's something to get excited about.
Woodovis Park is a small, immaculate and peaceful site, safe for two young sisters to explore and the solar-powered heated indoor swimming pool with spa pool and sauna, turned out to be the main attraction for them.
Its dog-friendliness is a bonus, too — though, much to our dog's disgust, dogs have to be on a lead at all times. Ever helpful, site owners Dorothy and John Lewis suggested an off-lead walk in the woods, just a mile from the site, which kept our canine happy.
We were impressed with our caravan, too — one of 35 for hire, which come in three standards.
We had the medium range, which featured two heated bedrooms, a small flat screen TV/DVD, kitchen with microwave, cooker, fridge and oven, and a heated shower room with toilet. Wifi is available for a fee, and bread, croissants and pains au chocolat are baked to order daily.
Though not as busy as The English Riviera and other tourist hot spots, there's plenty to see in this part of the South West. The incaravan handbook offers a list of ideas.
There is the world famous Eden Project, an hour's drive from Woodovis. We were impressed with the 15,590sq metre rainforest "bubble" — with more than 1,100 different plants and displays, it transported us to South America, Asia and West Africa.
In the next door Mediterranean biome the children enjoyed hands-on activities in a special "tent"
and at the educational centre. The outdoor gardens and larger-than-life art installations added another dimension to an exciting halfday out.
On John's recommendation, we chose the surfers' beach (complete with beach cafe including wooden veranda) at Watergate Bay, near Newquay, as our seaside trip, an hour's drive away.
Dartmoor National Park is on the doorstep, measuring 954 sq km.
The park is easily tourable by car and turned out to be stunning. It's criss-crossed by crystal clear streams, sprinkled with prehistoric standing stones, dotted with thatched cottages — and of course inhabited by ponies and their foals. Much to our girls' delight, lots of these sturdy little animals were tame enough to stroke.
Of course, we couldn't leave Devon without a cream tea, and found the perfect one — with riverside seating — on Dorothy's recommendation, at the Badgers Holt cafe.
It's a quaint, former fishing lodge, nestled at the foot of the 1,300ft high Yar Tor, where two tributaries of the River Dart meet.
After some last-day shopping at the award-winning indoor market in Tavistock, it was time to head home.
This break had just just one drawback. Four nights just wasn't long enough, in view of the long drive and excellence of the park and area.
So book at least a week's stay. You'll love it.


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extern "Java"
{
  namespace gnu
  {
    namespace javax
    {
      namespace crypto
      {
        namespace cipher
        {
            class Cast5;
        }
      }
    }
  }
}

class gnu::javax::crypto::cipher::Cast5 : public ::gnu::javax::crypto::cipher::BaseCipher
{

public:
  Cast5();
private:
  static JArray< jint > * unscramble(jint);
public:
  virtual ::java::lang::Object * clone();
  virtual ::java::util::Iterator * blockSizes();
  virtual ::java::util::Iterator * keySizes();
  virtual ::java::lang::Object * makeKey(JArray< jbyte > *, jint);
  virtual void encrypt(JArray< jbyte > *, jint, JArray< jbyte > *, jint, ::java::lang::Object *, jint);
  virtual void decrypt(JArray< jbyte > *, jint, JArray< jbyte > *, jint, ::java::lang::Object *, jint);
  virtual jboolean selfTest();
private:
  jint f1(jint, jint, jint);
  jint f2(jint, jint, jint);
  jint f3(jint, jint, jint);
  static const jint DEFAULT_BLOCK_SIZE = 8;
  static const jint DEFAULT_KEY_SIZE = 5;
  static JArray< jbyte > * KAT_KEY;
  static JArray< jbyte > * KAT_PT;
  static JArray< jbyte > * KAT_CT;
  static ::java::lang::Boolean * valid;
  static JArray< jint > * S1;
  static JArray< jint > * S2;
  static JArray< jint > * S3;
  static JArray< jint > * S4;
  static JArray< jint > * S5;
  static JArray< jint > * S6;
  static JArray< jint > * S7;
  static JArray< jint > * S8;
  static const jint _12_ROUNDS = 12;
  static const jint _16_ROUNDS = 16;
public:
  static ::java::lang::Class class$;
};

#endif // __gnu_javax_crypto_cipher_Cast5__


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Monadelphous Contracts Update
Engineering company Monadelphous Group Limited (ASX:MND) ("Monadelphous" or "the Company") today announced it has been awarded a number of new work packages with a combined value of approximately $55 million.
The Company has received a Notice of Award to provide mechanical decommissioning, demolition, civil, structural, mechanical and piping works associated with Shaft 1 and Shaft 2 Surface Infrastructure for the Oyu Tolgoi Underground Project – operated by Oyu Tolgoi LLC mine operations located in the South Gobi region of Mongolia. The works are scheduled to be completed in early 2019.
In addition, Monadelphous has been awarded a contract for piping modification and fabrication for Technip Oceania Pty Ltd (TechnipFMC) on the hook-up and commissioning phase of Shell Australia's Prelude Floating Liquefied Natural Gas project in the Browse Basin, approximately 475 kilometres north-northeast of Broome, in Western Australia.
The Company's renewable energy business, Zenviron, has been awarded a contract, in consortium with Vestas – Australian Wind Technology Pty Ltd, to provide engineering, procurement, construction and commissioning of the 54 MW Salt Creek Wind Farm for Tilt Renewables. The project, located in western Victoria, is expected to be completed in July 2018.
Read full media release here.


LAS VEGAS (October 24, 2017) – Aristocrat has entered the New York video lottery terminal (VLT) gaming market, providing a range of advanced marketing solutions from its multiple award-winning Oasis 360™ system to Delaware North's recently opened Jake's 58 Hotel & Casino. Aristocrat also provided integration into other systems on the property.
Jake's 58 Hotel & Casino is located adjacent to Exit 58 of the Long Island Expressway and features 1,000 VLTs as well as a 227-room hotel, off-track betting (OTB) wagering and several food and beverage options. The hotel is owned by global hospitality company Delaware North, which also manages the gaming portion of the venue for Suffolk Regional OTB.
The contract is the latest in a series of wins for Aristocrat and its broad portfolio of casino management systems solutions.
Delaware North chose Aristocrat because, unlike competitive systems, the Oasis 360™ system is built on an open architecture, giving the Oasis 360™ system unrivaled flexibility to integrate into casino management systems of the property's choosing.
The systems solution deployed features that provide hot-seat promotions, coupon management with printing directly at the electronic gaming machine along with allowing virtual drawings through the nCompass™. Jake's 58 also added EnrollMix™, a mobile enrollment product, to enroll patrons anywhere on the floor through a mobile solution. The systems solution also features advanced integration with other systems already installed the property.
For more information about the Oasis 360™ system or any of Aristocrat's industry-leading solutions, contact your Aristocrat representative or visit www.aristocrat-us.comand join Aristocrat on Facebook and Twitter.


Congrats! That's an EPIC Stunt.
Check out the stunt path, undo and keep building, or print a shopping list below.
Tracksets appear in the selection panel and are categorized by type: Starters, Boosters, Stunts and Finales.
Choose a trackset and click "Add" to begin building a stunt track.
Print a shopping list any time to save your stunt and use as a guide for shopping in store.
Design an epic Stunt Track!
Hot Wheels Track Builder let kids reconfigure a world of stunts for one-of-a-kind race tracks that rev their creativity.
Use the Track Builder Stunt Designer to build sample stunt tracks, learn more about each item and print handy shopping lists for your little daredevil.
Lifts cars up te mechanical elevator and launch them down the ramp back into action. No batteries required for this speed boost, just gravity! Includes 1 Lift & Lanch, 4 pieces of track, track connectors and 1 Hot Wheels® vehicle.


Red Hat Certificate of Expertise in Enterprise Deployment and Systems Management Exam (EX401) tests candidates' knowledge, skills and ability to use Red Hat-supported products, including Red Hat Enterprise Linux® and Red Hat Network Satellite to deploy and manage systems in an efficient, scalable, replicable, and reliable manner.
An RHCE who passes this exam will have earned a Red Hat Certificate of Expertise that also counts towards earning Red Hat Certified Datacenter Specialist (RHCDS) and Red Hat Certified Architect (RHCA).
Exam candidates must have a current RHCE certification at the time of enrollment.
This exam is performance-based, meaning that candidates must perform tasks on a live system, rather than answering questions about how one might perform those tasks.
Exam results are emailed within 5 business days following the exam.
Demonstrate your knowledge and ability needed to manage large installations of Red Hat Enterprise Linux systems using Red Hat Satellite.


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US Drug Overdose Deaths Drops for First Time Since 1990
BY PAULA LIU, THE EPOCH TIMES For the first time in nearly three decades, the deaths resulting…
POLITICS | Senator Grove's Statement on California Attorney General Attacking the Oil and Gas Industry
Senator Shannon Grove (R-Bakersfield) issued the following statement in response to the latest legal…
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The Real Racists
By Gregory J. Welborn – 3/20//2015 So the White House thinks Benjamin Netanyahu is a racist because he urged his supporters to get to the polls to counter the opposition's program of busing their supporters to the polls. It's become more than a little confusing to figure out who's racist and who's not. Apparently when […]
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"You're more likely to be struck by lightning than killed by a police officer"
Column By George Miller I almost choked on my sashimi when I heard: "You're more likely to be struck by lightning than killed by a police officer," while lunching at the Anaba restaurant in Oxnard at the time (the food is great). The statement sounded like another Internet legend. But it was coming from Sgt. Chris Williams of the Oxnard, […]
Police Officers Targeted Across The Country
We have lost the voice of reason
We have people rioting in the streets, shutting down freeways, burning down neighborhoods but where are the voices of reason? Our leaders and the media are fanning the flames instead of calming them. Our President said there was a history of deep seeded racism in this country, while in truth America is the […]
Hands Up – Don't Think!
By Phil Erwin You couldn't turn on a news broadcast anywhere without running into a video clip of crowds marching up this city block and down that one chanting, "Hands Up – Don't Shoot!" It's what Michael Brown said to Officer Wilson in Ferguson mere moments before he was shot. Oh, wait a minute. It's […]
Cartoonist Chip Bok: Name the only one a prosecutor can't indict
Chip Bok, Bokbluster.com ON ERIC GARNER December 4, 2014 Eric Garner was selling cigarettes without paying taxes on them. If he were Al Sharpton he would have been invited to the White House. Instead he was killed by the cops. The untaxed cigarettes are called loosies and former Mayor Bloomberg and the police […]
December 5, 2014No CommentRead More
Ferguson's Frauds Revealed?
By Phil Erwin The Ferguson result was telegraphed in media ruminations long before it was officially announced: "What'll happen if he is not indicted?" and "We've seen this movie before, with Trayvon Martin…" Yes, we've seen it before. It's a staple in old Westerns to 'Seventies TV. It's called a "lynch mob," and it's always […]
December 2, 20142 CommentsRead More
From Oxnard to Ferguson: Your Pain is Our Pain, Your Fight is Our Fight; Only the People Can Defend the People!
By Collectivo Todo Poder al Pueblo Editor's note: This was sent to us by the local protest organization above and also appears on their web site here. The staff at Citizensjournal.us believes it is important to air and discuss diverse viewpoints. Haga clic aquí para español "Only in America can a dead black boy go […]
November 27, 2014No CommentRead More
At the end of the race: Old Friends where thoroughbreds come home to die
By Debra Tash Ferdinand won the roses in 1986, finishing first at the Kentucky Derby that year. By 2002, after amassing over $3.7 million on the track, he was sent to the slaughterhouse. This story inspired Michael Blowen, a film credit at the Boston Globe, to create a home for retired thoroughbreds. Blowen read about […]
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Black Victimhood Distorts The Truth And Hurts Blacks
By Gregory J. Welborn Black, white, red, or brown, if someone comes into my car, beats the crap out of me – breaking my eye socket – then walks away, turns around, taunts me with "what are you going to do now, kill me?" and then rushes me again, I'm going to […]
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Then, a Sunday ride in which I worked really hard at establishing control of every little part of his body and every place he put his foot, by using turns on the forehand, haunches and leg yields in every direction possible. Check out that foam!
We were in the indoor because Alanna and Tarra sent us their rain! We got 2.5" in 24 hours. You can have it back now!
Glad you have an indoor to keep dry and riding!


United is just the gift that keeps giving these days for the media. This time it's not some incident involving a passenger, but about a scandal involving stealing sand from a Florida beach. That's right, United CEO Oscar Munoz is being accused of taking sand from a Florida public beach to apparently create "protective dunes" around his $6.8 million home in Ponte Vedra according to First Coast news.
Here is the home and the protective sand dunes in front of it (I guess this is their way of preparing for the 2018 Hurricane season).
Apparently a letter was sent to Mr. Munoz and his wife from the Florida Department of Environmental Protection asking them to stop taking sand. While the department is apparently "committed to assisting homeowners recover from hurricane-related impacts," it finds this to be an overstepping of the line.
To me what it looks like is that the homes just "borrowed" some sand from the beach in front of it, but I could very well be wrong. Apparently transporting the sand from somewhere else (which costs $28,000) was too expensive to pay despite the $6.8m house Munoz has. Anyway, he apparently wasn't available to comment, but I'm sure we'll hear something interesting soon. It's just another funny incident I thought you guys would enjoy reading about…….
Apparently there were 4 others who were accused of the stealing sand. Of course, Munoz is the only one making the news…..