Did you know that your kids can learn creative writing and science…by playing Minecraft? Tune in to hear more exciting summer activities from HSLDA blogger Rachelle Reitz. That's today on Homeschool Heartbeat.
If you liked today's program, you might enjoy Rachelle's corner of HSLDA's blog, Homeschooling Now. Follow the link to read stories and encouragement from a homeschooling parent just like you!
Are you looking for fun and educational summer break activities for your homeschool? Then tune in to this week's Homeschool Heartbeat, as HSLDA blogger Rachelle Reitz shares practical ideas for making the most of your summer break.
Mike Smith: I'm joined today by Rachelle Reitz. She's a homeschooling mom and contributor to HSLDA's blog. Rachelle, welcome to our program!
Rachelle Reitz: Thank you Mike, it's great to talk with you.
Mike: Tell us a bit about what it was like to be homeschooled, and are there any experiences that stick out as truly memorable for you?
Rachelle: That's reaching back into the past. My mom was really, really intent upon creating life-long learners, and one of the unique ways that she did that with me—who responded very, very well—was one of the ways in which I would be disciplined was to lose the privilege of doing school. I think that's really unique, but I remember just being devastated because I was told I couldn't do math on a day because I was being naughty. So I think that's a unique way—it certainly lit the fire and continued my love of learning.
Mike: Not only is that a unique way; you're a unique person!
Rachelle: Well, I love to learn. I grew up in a family that loved to learn. And so I think that homeschooling only contributed to that, and it didn't destroy that.
Mike: That's great. What's the most important lessons you learned from being homeschooled, though?
Rachelle: I think one of the most unique things in homeschooling is the opportunity to be close to siblings that might be far from you in age. I have one sibling—a younger brother—but he's six years younger than me. And we fought, and we didn't like each other through most of our childhood; we're very, very different. But because we worked through that and we had to stick with it and we were in the home together, he became my best friend up until the time I was married. And he's one of my best friends today, even though we are different. And I think we would have just drifted apart if we had gone off to separate schools, because we were so far apart in age. So I think that's one of the greatest things.
I also loved to learn, and I learned how to find things on my own: how to use the library, how to use the dictionary. I learned independence, I think, in a unique way that my peers necessarily didn't have the same experience, because I had to work harder to find things out.
Mike: In your blog articles, you say it's important for homeschooling families to take a summer break. What can you accomplish in a summer break that you can't during the school year?
Rachelle: In my family, we live life flat-out. I think that it's happening throughout a lot of our culture. My husband works long hours, he travels a lot, I work part-time in addition to homeschooling. So summer is the chance to stop and regroup and make sure that we're doing what we want to be doing during the school year. It allows my children to work on things that they want to work on, and not just stick to a program that I've set out for them. They can pursue their hobbies and find what gives them joy.
So I don't think it's necessary that that happen in the summer for every family, but especially as my children get older, they also have peers and friends that are out of school on summer break, so they want more free time to play with those friends. And so it's easier to do that in the summer.
We also take periodic breaks throughout the school year. So we have a little bit shorter of a summer break, so that we can take vacations in the off-season when it's a little bit cheaper.
Mike: What are some good questions to ask as you take a break to evaluate your children's progress?
Rachelle: I think it's a great time to make sure what you're doing is working. I actually do an evaluation. I go subject-by-subject and make sure that the curriculum and the tools that I've found for my children are actually meeting their learning styles and the objectives that we've set out. I also think about how my children are working toward being whole beings, and are they developing the life skills I want them to have, how are they doing relationally—with each other and with other people that they interact with—[and] their character, as well as their academic progress.
And again, like I say, we live life so fast that having that real time of reflection is really important.
Mike: Well, when you're taking a break, what are the kids doing?
Rachelle: My kids are getting to the ages now where they have their own hobbies and their own friends. And so they love to read, they always want to be on the computer, so we fight that battle. And they're off playing with friends, riding bikes.
Mike: Some families might be worried that if they take a summer break, their children will forget everything they learned during the school year. Rachelle, is that really a danger?
Rachelle: No, I don't think so—not if you have covered the material that you needed to cover during school time. I think texts always review. So whenever you start the next academic year, you're always having the chance to reflect on what was learned the year before. So they're going to go back over that material. Learning is really cyclical. Even throughout our lives, throughout their entire academic careers and then on into life, they're going to go back over things.
I am just now starting to teach algebra to my son. And I haven't done algebra in years. But it still—after I take a look at it—it comes back.
So if learning is done well, they're not going to forget everything that they learned. They're going to be able to come back to it, pick it back up—just like adults do who go on vacation. They don't forget how to do their jobs when they come back two weeks later.
Mike: Well that's great, but do you have any strategies to keep the children's minds active during the summer?
Rachelle: Oh, yes! There's great summer reading programs, and that's something that my kids have enjoyed—the competition of being involved and getting prizes from the local library. I think Pizza Hut does a summer reading program and gives prizes. So they are getting to do the reading that they enjoy and pick out their own books.
I think it's a great chance, if they did need to spend a little bit of time on something that might have been a struggle for them—math comes to mind. I have one daughter who really hates doing flashcards. But I have found that she will happily do those flash cards if they're in the form of a computer program. So she spends 20 minutes one day a week in the summer reviewing her [multiplication] tables.
I think there's also great opportunities sometimes in the community to take brief, one-week-long summer camps, day camps, to focus on a particular area. I live in a state that has the most engineers in the country, so every community college in the area offers robotics and LEGO camps during the summer. So there's those kinds of opportunities to keep kids' minds active.
And we read. We never stop reading. Even in the summer, I'm reading to my kids.
Mike: Rachelle, those are great suggestions, and it's important to remember that learning doesn't always have to take place in the classroom, isn't it?
Rachelle: Yes, absolutely. Even when they're out there gardening, they're learning.
Mike: They're learning. They're learning in the garden.
Mike: Rachelle, what are some good practical skills your children can learn during the summer break?
Rachelle: I think different families are going to be different. They're going to emphasize different areas. I know I grew up learning how to can fruit in the summer. It's a skill that I passed on in my own adult life, and I don't do a lot of canning. But my mom lives nearby and she has actually taught my children some gardening skills, and how to plan for a garden, and what should grow next to each other. So that's a good practical skill.
We also focus on how to run a business, so some of the money management that goes along with that, and the planning and plotting what a child at 12 can do for a business. So this summer my son is going to learn how to mow the lawn. We're a little bit late on that, but I think that's a practical skill that you can cover.
And one of the things that we have our kids do each summer is to plan and prepare a meal each week with me, so that they're learning how to cook. Because their academic program is so full, I often don't do a lot of those practical things with my kids on a daily basis, so summer is a wonderful opportunity to really make sure that they're learning what they need to know to be successful in life.
Eventually that will move on very quickly to: how do you balance a checkbook? Right now we're working on how to earn money and set aside this for savings, and this for tithe, and this for spending. So those are some of the skills, I think, that kids can learn over their summer break that they can't necessarily spend a lot of time on during the full academic year.
Mike: Rachelle, what are some of your favorite fun and educational summer activities?
Rachelle: Well, I love to travel. So whenever we can afford to take some time away, we might do a quick overnight trip. I studied history in college, so that's my love. I love to go to historical sights and to museums. And quickly our children have joined me in that love. So whenever we have a chance, we will break to do that kind of thing.
This summer, we're going to do astronomy. Even though that's an academic subject, here in Michigan it's kind of hard to do that during the school year, because the sky is cloudy and it's too cold. And my children are finally old enough to stay up late enough to see the summer sky, so we're going to spend some time doing that.
When my kids were younger, we would have a zoo membership to a local zoo, so that we could go and spend time observing animals and learning about animals. And also in Michigan we spend our summer trying to absorb Vitamin D for the rest of the year, so we have to get outside. We also like to do things like cooking. And I have chosen to have my children do keyboarding in the summer, because there just isn't time to do that during the academic year, and they are already spending enough time on the computer. They want to be on the computer in the summer, so I make it educational by having them focus on doing keyboarding in the summer.
Mike: Well, that's smart. Are there any helpful resources on this topic that you would recommend to our listeners?
Rachelle: Oh, sure. There are some great things, I think, that you can do. We teach cooking in the summer—I think I mentioned that. We also have them cook a meal. And there's a great book called ChopChop: The Kids' Guide to Cooking Real Food with Your Family. It's a book by Sally Samson. It's real colorful—it has pictures of kids in the kitchen. And it's real practical, so it lays out: these are the tools and the equipment you're going to need, these are ingredients you should always have in your kitchen. And then it has a number of recipes and simple instructions that kids can follow.
Some of the other things we do—we have a chore system. I teach the kids a new chore each summer, and that becomes their responsibility during the school year. And we use a computer app called Chore Monster so that they can go through every day and check off when they've completed their chores. And I have a chance to jump on the computer and just make sure that they've accomplished what they were going to accomplish.
My kids really, really want to be on the computer—more than I like them to be on the computer. So I focus on how to maximize that time. There's a homeschooling mom who put together a resource for kids who love Minecraft, which is a computer program and gaming system. And she incorporated all kinds of academic disciplines in it, and uses Minecraft to teach them other subjects like creative writing and science. And that's GamedAcademy.com.
I use a program called AdaptedMind.com for summer math drills for my daughter, who needs to spend a little extra time on her flashcards. Those are just some of the things that we're using at our house.
Mike: Well Rachelle, thank you very much. It's been such a pleasure to have you with us this week, and thanks for taking the time to chat with us. And until next time, I'm Mike Smith.
Rachelle Reitz is a second-generation homeschooler who went on to work in college admissions after graduating with a Bachelor of Arts in Humanities from Concordia University in Portland, Oregon. She has a passion for excellence in education and college and life-preparedness among homeschoolers. She left college admissions to raise her own family, a son and two daughters. She home schools and works part-time as a travel coordinator for two limited-government policy organizations. She resides in Saginaw, Michigan with her husband Michael and their children, Ben, Kyrie, and Evie.


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From Science: "Quantum experiment in space confirms that reality is what you make it"
Science Magazine
Adrian Cho
To test quantum theory, physicists used the Matera Laser Ranging Observatory in southern Italy, which usually tracks satellites to monitor tiny changes in Earth's shape. Quantum Future Research Group, University of Padova – DEI, Padova Italy – 2017
An odd space experiment has confirmed that, as quantum mechanics says, reality is what you choose it to be. Physicists have long known that a quantum of light, or photon, will behave like a particle or a wave depending on how they measure it. Now, by bouncing photons off satellites, a team has confirmed that an observer can make that decision even after a photon has made its way almost completely through the experiment—seemingly well past the point at which it would become either a wave or a particle. Such delayed-choice experiments might someday probe the fuzzy frontier between quantum theory and relativity, researchers say.
Other researchers have demonstrated the same counterintuitive effect in the laboratory. But the new work shows that a photon's nature remains undefined even over thousands of kilometers, says Philippe Grangier, a physicist at the Institute of Optics in Palaiseau, France, who collaborated on an earlier test. "It's a very nice experiment that demonstrates their ability to do quantum physics in space."
A photon can act like a bulletlike particle or rippling wave—but not both at once—depending on how experimenters decide to measure it. In the late 1970s, famed theoretician John Archibald Wheeler realized that experimenters could even delay the choice until the photon had made its way almost completely through an apparatus configured to emphasize one property or the other, thus proving that the photon's behavior isn't predetermined.
Wheeler imagined sending photons one at a time through a so-called Mach-Zehnder interferometer, which accentuates light's wave nature. Using a mirrorlike "beam splitter," the interferometer splits the entering photon's quantum wave in half and sends the two waves along different paths, like people walking opposite ways around the block. A second beam splitter then recombines the waves, which interfere with each other to shunt the photon toward either one of a pair of detectors. Which detector is triggered depends on the difference in the two paths' lengths, as expected for interfering waves.
Wave or particle?
A photon ordinarily takes both paths through a Mach-Zehnder interferometer, and wavelike interference can then shunt it toward one detector or the other. Remove the second beam splitter and, like a particle, the photon must take one path or the other and is equally likely to hit either detector.
It is explained that if a photon is introduced between the beam splitter and either of the mirrors, it will be detected at one of the two detectors at random. However, if it is introduced before the beam splitter, it will always appear at the same detector. From this follows that the (unobservable) split histories of the photon influence where it will be detected, so an explanation like splitting and interference of universes is necessary.
https://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/274379/outcome-of-mach-zehnder-interferometer-experiment
Remove the second beam splitter and interference becomes impossible. Instead, the first beam splitter sends the photon down one path or the other, like a particle. As the paths cross where the second beam splitter would have been, the detectors click with equal probabilities regardless of the paths' lengths. Wheeler realized that experimenters could even wait to remove the second beam splitter until after the photon had passed the first beam splitter. That assertion suggests, weirdly, that a decision in the present determines an event in the past: whether the photon split like a wave or took one path like a particle. Quantum theory avoids the issue by assuming that, until measured, the photon remains both a particle and a wave.
Now, a team led by Francesco Vedovato and Paolo Villoresi of the University of Padua in Italy has performed a version of the experiment using the 1.5-meter telescope at the Matera Laser Ranging Observatory in southern Italy to bounce photons off satellites thousands of kilometers away. At such distances, physicists cannot make light take two parallel paths, Villoresi notes, as the spreading beams would overlap and merge. Instead, they send a photon through a Mach-Zehnder interferometer on Earth that has paths of very different lengths. The difference in path lengths splits the single pulse into two, separated in time by 3.5 nanoseconds, which the telescope then shoots skyward.
Once the pulses return, the experimenters run them back through the interferometer. The apparatus can either undo the time shift so that the two pulses overlap and interfere like waves or double it so that no interference is possible. Of course, the physicists must choose which thing happens. When the pulses first leave the interferometer, they have different polarizations. To undo the time shift, physicists must first use a very fast electronic polarization to change their polarization in a certain way. To double the time shift, they simply leave their polarizations alone.
When experimenters make the pulses overlap, the photon triggers one detector or another with a probability that depends on the satellite's recession speed, as expected for interfering waves. When the pulses cannot interfere, then the photon, like a particle, ends up in either detector with a 50-50 probability regardless of the satellite's speed. Crucially, physicists choose which measurement to make after the light pings off the satellite halfway through its 10-millisecond round-trip, they report 25 October in Science Advances. Again, the delayed decision seems to reach back in time, defining how the photon behaved after it left the first beam splitter.
The experiment isn't the most stringent test of Wheeler's idea, notes Jean-François Roch, a physicist at the École Normale Supérieure in Paris, who in 2007 led a more faithful test. For example, to see the light at all over such long distances, Villoresi and colleagues must fire pulses containing many photons, instead of the individual photons Wheeler specified. Still, Roch says, the experiment is a noteworthy example of taking "quantum optics" out of the lab and into space. In May, physicists in China used a satellite to establish a weird quantum connection called entanglement between two photons sent to widely separated cities.
Delayed-choice experiments could help probe the boundary between relativity—which requires that cause precede effect—and quantum theory, Roch says. Even though, strictly speaking, the effect does not violate causality, it still raises a tension by suggesting that a measurement in the present shapes what can be inferred about the past. "This area where you mix quantum mechanics and relativity is still relatively unexplored," Roch says, "and this is the sort of experiment that raised the possibility of probing the link" between the two.
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Michel's method is revolutionary in the world of dogs, very close to what the school of Palo Alto teaches in the world of humans. Alain Brisach, associate therapist to the Gregory Bateson Institute, La Brillanne, France.
From puppy to elder dog, there is always something to do!
We never let down a client after a basic dog training stage. For the dog's life long, nothing more to pay for any update lesson in this dog's training, whatever the new problem could be.


6 COMPONENTS OF EXCITING FILM REVIEW. It�s always easier to write a great review having a detailed plan. We grouped three general and three secondary elements to help you to build an excellent plan for your review writing.... How to write a movie review. Students often think that it is possible to find examples of movie reviews in the Internet and there is no need to purchase them.
A film review is a type of review that provides a short description of a film and includes the reviewer�s opinion about it. A film review can be formal or informal.
6 COMPONENTS OF EXCITING FILM REVIEW. It�s always easier to write a great review having a detailed plan. We grouped three general and three secondary elements to help you to build an excellent plan for your review writing.
How to write a movie review. Students often think that it is possible to find examples of movie reviews in the Internet and there is no need to purchase them.


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Q: Certain apps cannot "see" a drive mounted at /projects, but mainstream linux apps are fine I have a second HDD set up that automounts to /projects (a linux-nonstandard location but one used by some CAD tools). Point being to make the design self contained and transportable.
Basic Linux apps (shell, text edit, even some third party CAD tools) navigate fine to this mount point. But others (gimp, LibreOffice) have file "choosers" which will not pick up the plain fact that /projects -is- mounted or even exists.
What should I do differently, to make the second drive "reveal itself" to these stubborn apps' lame file browsers?

A: OK. From digging around I find that "snap" installed LibreOffice has this problem (maybe my other troubled apps as well, will see about The GIMP).
My system actually had a "snap" later Libreoffice installed over the distro-provided version.
I removed them all, added the LibreOffice PPA, did an apt install and now LibreOffice will browse to my /projects (automounted on secondary HDD) as it should.
Here's the 'history'
dpkg --list | awk '/ii/&&/libreoffice/||/libobasis/{print $2}' | sudo xargs apt purge --yes
sudo apt autoremove --yes
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:libreoffice/ppa --yes
which libreoffice
sudo snap remove libreoffice
sudo snap list --all libreoffice
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt install libreoffice-help-en-us
LibreOffice apps appears to be all working, 7.4.2 version even knows it's new.

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My writing style desk used as my table saw accessory desk.
I wanted to build a writing style desk for my office. I also needed a place to store all my table saw accessory's. I built this as the prototype to see if I could. It came out really nice I think. I built the main carcass out of MDF since that's what I had avail in my bin. I made the face frame and trimed it out with pine. the top I just glued pieces of scrap wood together. the drawers are made of plywood. The next office indoor version I will use hardwoods. I have not picked anything out yet. any suggestions? Plus I needed to test out my new powermatic dust collector!
Looks nice and handy.I like your open storage also.I think your ready to build another one out of nicer wood-oak,cherry maybe.
You did a great job and I am sure it will get a lot of use.
Use any wood you like. Just base it on where the desk may be used. Also, if it gong to be stained, painted, or left raw.
I find plywood easier to work with, more stable, cheaper, and usually more dimensionally accurate.
You can always trim with real wood or make the top out of it.
Very nice! Try it in maple ply?


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Adam Blakeman Handed One Year Contract
By Mark Yesilevskiy May 16, 2012, 2:10pm BST
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With all of the talk around Bolton Wanderers cutting players, it's good to see that Owen Coyle's youth policy is still in full swing and is giving talented youngsters a chance to prove themselves. Adam Blakeman hasn't made much of an impression on the first team outside for a brief Carling Cup appearance. Blakeman was brought on as a substitute in Bolton's 2-1 win against Macclesfield early in the season. He was also named to the bench but unused in Bolton 2-3 loss to Manchester City early in the season.
The news was broken by another Bolton Wanderers youngster on Twitter. We will be bringing you team news if and when it all happens but we expect the club's full Retained Player list early this week.


Mississippi adheres to the common law definition of defamation of character.
Defamation — slander if spoken and libel if written — are viewed as statements meant to injure a person's reputation or business. According to Mississippi defamation law, statements are deemed libelous or slanderous if they "are considered as insults, and calculated to lead to a breach of the peace." Such communication must be made to a third party without the consent or knowledge of the defamed person or business.
According to the statute of limitations in Mississippi, the plaintiff has one year to bring a cause of action against the defendant from the time the defamatory comment was rendered.
Who is a Public Figure According to Mississippi?
As with other states, Mississippi recognizes public figures as those who have a position of trust within the government, to which they have been duly elected by the people. Public figures also include those who are generally well known because of their celebrity.
Naturally, public figures have a harder time proving slander or libel because they're required — by law — to meet the "actual malice" proof standard, whereas "private citizens" only must prove negligence on the part of the defendant.
Truth is always a valid Mississippi defamation defense.
Mississippi also has a unique political defamation standard. Radio and television stations are absolved from liability only if the source of the alleged defamatory statement came from the political action committee or political campaign.
Slander and libel defenses in Mississippi stick fairly close to national standards, which you can read about here.
Mississippi gives news outlets the opportunity to retract or correct statements, in good faith, if the alleged defamatory statement was an honest mistake. In these situations, the plaintiff can only recover actual damages if the jury finds in favor of the plaintiff.
A plaintiff can also demand that a news agency retract or correct defamatory material within 10 days. If the outlet does not comply with the plaintiff's demand, then the plaintiff can attempt to recover exemplary damages in addition to actual damages.
Kelly / Warner helps individuals and businesses in all 50 states -- including Mississippians -- with defamation challenges. We know how to restore good reputations, ASAP. Got questions for a a Mississippi defamation lawyer? Get in touch. We're ready to resolve your libel and slander setbacks.


No Fear Shakespeare is a service that translates the most difficult of languages most people encounter, the Early Modern English of Shakespeare, into contemporary English prose. As we have touched on before, translators are readers more than anything and are primarily concerned with making a work understandable for their target audience and that is exactly what No Fear Shakespeare accomplishes.
I know I didn't get this up before the end of the school year, but his tool should be ideal for high school and college students looking for an easier and more effective way of approaching Shakespeare's works. Translators can appreciate the delicate touch that is required in order for a work separated by 500 years and half a language to be placed into a context wherein it is instantly recognizable as something that could have been written today.


I have received a computer generated response letter which is not signed by any identifiable person and which appears to completely ignore the content of the letter I wrote in on.
I am aware of the the fact that the vehicle was parked over 60 minutes but was entrapped by the signage.
By way of LGOIMA please advise when and how the officer 1046 was given enforcement powers, please supply a copy of his warrant or authority to act as an enforcement officer . Also please advise under which statute Auckland transport acquired law enforcement powers.
With regards to the the area designated P60 please advise when it was passed in council as to this area becoming a P 60 and why was the decision made to place the signs high up on the posts and parallel tot he footpath so that the signs could not be read.
and also please provide an explanation as to why there is a very large sign which say P30 ends when this sign could as easily have said p60 begins and prevented me from being misled.
further the portal on the Auckland transport web site through which tickets can be challenged is further entrapment in seeking people to identify who they are and admit to an offence by way of LGOIMA please advise why you are exempt from giving people a warning that they are admitting to an offence by filling in the form and giving away their full identity.
I wish to advise you that I will not take any action on the above mentioned ticket until you have responded to my request. You totally ignored my first request and I want this matter dealt with by a person not an automated system.
Thank you d\for your response, I totally understand and accept that there is a process for collecting unpaid fines but as a former Police Sergeant I know that you cannot collect a fine until it is a fine and when it is due.
I had disputed the ticket and in Fact you waived the ticket because you had no legal basis for issuing it in the first place.
I wrote in no less than three times .
the fine was not outstanding it was being disputed but despite this you sent it to collection. THIS IS WHAT I AM AM QUESTIONING- YOUR RIGHT TO SEND OFF A TICKET TO COLLECTION WHILE IT IS UNDER DISPUTE !.
please provide the information requested in terms of the fact that- Nothing was owing and no offence had been committed . what right have you got in such a case to send details off to third parties.
you within 10 working days.
Please find attached a response to your query sent to Trevor Starr.
Surely if you admit (which you have done), to parking for more than 60m but complain about the seemingly hidden signs, you would have been ticketed also for the 30m parking infringement as well. The 30m signs being large - however you also chose to ignore them in parking for more than 60m.
Oh and nice try on what you used to do for a job in the Police - big whoop. No one cares and I am sure the Council hear that one alot too. Pay the fine.


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/**
 * @file   GLRenderTarget.cpp
 * @author Sebastian Maisch <sebastian.maisch@googlemail.com>
 * @date   2014.01.15
 *
 * @brief  Contains the implementation of GLRenderTarget.
 */

#include "GLRenderTarget.h"
#include "FrameBuffer.h"

namespace cgu {

    /**
     * Constructor.
     * @param w the render targets width.
     * @param h the render targets height.
     */
    GLRenderTarget::GLRenderTarget(unsigned int w, unsigned int h) :
        batchRT(*this),
        fbo(),
        width(w),
        height(h)
    {
    }

    /**
     * Creates a new render target with given FrameBufferDescriptor.
     * @param w the render targets width.
     * @param h the render targets height.
     * @param desc the frame buffer description.
     */
    GLRenderTarget::GLRenderTarget(unsigned int w, unsigned int h, const FrameBufferDescriptor& desc) :
        batchRT(*this),
        fbo(w, h, desc),
        width(w),
        height(h)
    {
    }

    /** Copy constructor. */
    GLRenderTarget::GLRenderTarget(const GLRenderTarget& rhs) :
        batchRT(*this),
        fbo(rhs.fbo),
        width(rhs.fbo.GetWidth()),
        height(rhs.fbo.GetHeight())
    {
    }

    /** Copy assignment operator. */
    GLRenderTarget& GLRenderTarget::operator=(const GLRenderTarget& rhs)
    {
        GLRenderTarget tmp{ rhs };
        std::swap(fbo, tmp.fbo);
        std::swap(width, tmp.width);
        std::swap(height, tmp.height);
        return *this;
    }

    /** Move constructor. */
    GLRenderTarget::GLRenderTarget(GLRenderTarget&& rhs) :
        batchRT(*this),
        fbo(std::move(rhs.fbo)),
        width(rhs.fbo.GetWidth()),
        height(rhs.fbo.GetHeight())
    {
    }

    /** Move assignment operator. */
    GLRenderTarget& GLRenderTarget::operator=(GLRenderTarget&& rhs)
    {
        if (this != &rhs) {
            this->~GLRenderTarget();
            fbo = std::move(rhs.fbo);
            width = rhs.width;
            height = rhs.height;
        }
        return *this;
    }

    /** Default destructor. */
    GLRenderTarget::~GLRenderTarget() = default;

    /** Implicit conversion to a GLBatchRenderTarget for direct rendering without the lambda expression in BatchDraw. */
    GLRenderTarget::operator GLBatchRenderTarget&()
    {
        return batchRT;
    }

    /**
     * Resizes the render target (i.e. sets the new view port).
     * @param w the windows new width
     * @param h the windows new height
     */
    void GLRenderTarget::Resize(unsigned int w, unsigned int h)
    {
        width = w;
        height = h;
        fbo.Resize(width, height);
    }

    /**
     * Makes multiple rendering calls all using this render target. The rendering calls can be defined
     * as a lambda expression or any other functor.
     * @param batch the rendering calls as a functor to be executed while this render target is set
     */
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The pizza sized cookie delivered today to Duncan's Windsor constituency office was decorated in coloured icing that read: "budget cookie" all around the edge. The centre of the cookie, also decorated with icing, read "7600 spaces" and "300 centres" indicating how many child spaces will be lost and how many centres are expected to close if Duncan allows the $63.5 million in cuts to find their way into his Thursday budget.
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Reasons to Visit Royal Portrush Golf Club
Consistently ranked amongst the Top 20 Golf Courses in the UK and Ireland
Host of The Open Championship in 1951 & 2019 will also host the 2025 event
Redesigned in 1947 (following inital open in 1888) by the renowned Harry S. Colt
As the only golf course in Ireland to have staged the Open Championship (1951 & 2019), Royal Portrush is held in high regard on the Emerald Isle and has been chosen to host the 2025 Championship.
This high regard is seen with The Dunluce Links Course being consistently ranked amongst the Top 20 Golf Courses in the UK and Ireland. Portrush is a venue rich in championship heritage, as a home golf course to both Darren Clarke and Graeme McDowell, those playing here are sure to be tested to the very best of their game.
In 2019, Royal Portrush hosted The Open Championship for the second time as the 5 year cycle of it returning to St Andrew's is broken to enable the Old Course to host the 150th Open Championship in 2021. The Open was won in emphatic style by Shane Lowry. His -15 total included a new course record of 63 in the 3rd round which set up an eventual 6 shot victory and maiden Claret Jug.
Portrush is sure to feature on any golf fanatic's bucket list and ticking off one of the best courses Northern Ireland has to offer has never been easier with Your Golf Travel.
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Dunluce Links
Bordered by the towering dunes that typify the shoreline of County Antrim, the golf course was originally conceived and realised in 1888 and given Royal status in 1892 by Queen Victoria, but the championship layout in its present state owes thanks to the 1947 redesign completed by Harry S. Colt. The renowned course architect has a stupendous track record throughout the United Kingdom, and Portrush is no exception.
While it may not be the longest championship golf course, Royal Portrush is predicated on the fundamental essence of links golf; totally exposed to the elements, the course's character is heavily dependent on the local conditions, and can change in a heartbeat.
The R&A, and rightly so, are extremely particular about The Open Championship rotation, and Royal Portrush's 1951 and 2019 hosting is indicative of its incredible character - any serious golfer heading to Northern Ireland would be remiss to overlook this golf tour gem.
The Dunluce Links enjoyed one of the finest moments in Northern Ireland and world golf in 2019 with Shane Lowry near-flawless performance in claiming the Claret Jug. Lowry joins Max Faulkner as golfers to have won The Open at Royal Portrush with plans afoot to see the tournament return to this famous links course in years to come.
The course enjoyed a redesign in the run up to The Open with 2 new holes being added with the 7th and 8th replacing the 17th and 18th holes to accommodate the huge crowds (190,000 over the tournament) which visited this famous stretch of coastline for another great edition of The Open Championship.
Whilst Shane Lowry has the course record of this new layout following his 63 in round 3 of The Open, local favourite Rory McIlroy managed to score a sensational 61 aged just 16 years old in the North of Ireland Championship in 2005. McIlroy's round included 1 eagle and 9 birdies and is a mark, much like Lowry's that looks set to stand the test of time.
In 2014, the Dunluce Links course hosted the very best of the amateur game with the 119th Amateur Championship. The field was reduced to 64 plus ties on a qualifying mark of +4 after rounds at Portstewart and Royal Portrush with Daniel Brown of Bedale Golf Club, Yorkshire taking medallist honours by 4 shots with a -8 total. Despite finishing in a tie for 35th in qualifying, Bradley Neil of Blairgowrie Golf Club managed to secure the Championship with a 2&1 victory over Zander Lombard from South Africa. The final was a very close affair with Zander's bogies on 10 and 11 creating a 2 hole margin which he was unable to overturn.
Harry Colt (most recent)
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Open Championship (1951 and 2019), Irish Open (1930, 1930, 1947, 2012), Senior British Open (1995-1999, 2004), 119th Amateur Championship (2014)
No. 12 course in the world by Golf Magazine
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Signature hole- No. 5 (White Rocks): Par 4, 411 yards, SI 9
Dunluce's 411 yard 5th hole is something of a masterpiece, with the elevated tee providing an opportunity to take in the wondrous seaside links course. The hole itself is nothing short of extraordinary either, and provides the golfer with excellent risk-reward golf.
From the tee, the fairway doglegs right and goes downhill, so when the wind is with you, is possible to play over the large expanse of rough and reach the magnificent green. However, this shot requires complete confidence and precision, since it is not only a matter of reaching the green, but staying on it too. The green hugs a cliff face that has some 50 yard drop to the sand of the White Rocks beach, meaning a few yards could mean the difference between birdie and double bogey...
However, whether you land on the green or not, you are sure to appreciate the stunning views towards the Dunluce Castle. A magnificent golf hole, and if you didn't know risk-reward golf before you definitely will now!
Royal Portrush is ranked as one of the best courses in Ireland
The Open history at Royal Portrush
Royal Portrush has held The Open twice and is the only club outside of mainland Britain to have done so.
The Open at Royal Portrush
2019 Shane Lowry Ireland -15
1951 Max Faulkner England -3
Irish Open history at Royal Portrush
Royal Portrush has held the Irish Open four times, it was the 3rd course chosen to host the event after Portmarnock and Royal County Down.
The Irish Open at Royal Portrush
2012 Jamie Donaldson Wales -18
1947 Harry Bradshaw Ireland 290 gross
1937 Bert Gadd England 284 gross
1930 Charles Whitcombe England 289 gross
Valley Links
Located on the lower ground along the Causeway Coast, the Valley Golf Course might not share the same elevated views of the Dunluce Golf Course but it is of equal interest and challenge. Measuring just over 6,300 yards against a par of 70, this Harry Colt layout enjoys many of the same characteristics of it's 3-year older brother Dunluce with undulating fairways with well-protected greens. A favourite amongst visitors and guests alike is the driveable par-4 5th hole, with dunes surrounding the green it provides a fantastic amphitheatre look and feel with any drives getting close to the putting surface feeling like a real grandstand effort.
As a popular golf course to enjoy as part of a Portrush Tour, golfers can get a great mix of links golf courses as well as access into the popular area of Portrush with an abundance of popular hotels and bed and breakfasts as well as great bars and restaurants, all guaranteed to offer you great atmosphere and local food.
Signature hole- No. 6: Par 3, 237 yard, SI 9
Valley's signature hole plays as a 237 yard par 3 to a well protected green surrounded by mounds. Anywhere left is dangerous, as a bunker is situated front left as well as a steep drop off further out. A thought provoking hole and an obscured view of the green means that this par 3 requires a confident shot!
How to get to Royal Portrush Golf Club
Royal Portrush Golf Club is situated 7 miles north of Coleraine off the A26, just 1 mile from Portrush train station.
Address: Dunluce Rd, Portrush, Antrim, Northern Ireland, BT56 8JQ
Tips for visiting Royal Portrush Golf Club
Visited: August
I played here quite a long time ago, before the changes were made and really want to go back. What used to be the 14th hole, Calamity Corner, is a brilliant Par 3 and worth the green fee alone! It caught me off guard, anything right on this hole and you're struggling to even get a boggy. The Dunluce Links Course has just got so much character that even when watching The Open on TV that was hosted here in 2019, it made me reminisce and crave another round!
Dunluce Road, Portrush, Co. Antrim, BT56 8JQ
Great week of golfing. Big thanks to Sam and the team at your golf travel. Excellent professional service as always. Will book again on the next trip
As an Open venue it was certainly up to our expectations, beautifully manicured with great holes and views. Practice facilities and putting green excellent. We had to walk from the hotel to the golf course, so remember to pre book a taxi the day before.
Unbelievable course... green had been staked 2 days previously but it barely hindered the run of the ball and to be expected this time Of year. Staff excellent food on site lovely.
Need to be on your A game to play this course top quality from tee to green ground staff don't get enough respect how well they look after it views are spectacular Looking forward to playing it again.
Outstanding course.why would anyone pay £200 plus to play the championship course next door when this is available for £32 and is practically identical.
Royal Portrush Golf Club Frequently Asked Questions
Is Royal Portrush Golf Club open to visitors?
Golfers are welcome to play both The Dunluce and Valley Links Golf Course at Royal Portrush but there are restrictions on when tee-times are available. Visitors require a handicap of 18 or less for men and 24 or less for ladies, complete with handicap certificate and letter of introduction from their home club. Times and dates for visitor play are as follows
Monday: Only after 2pm
Tuesday: In the morning between 9.40am - 11.50am and after 2pm
Wednesday: In the morning between 9.40am - 10.55am
Thursday: In the morning between 9.40am - 11.50am and after 2pm
Friday: In the morning between 9.40am - 10.55am
Saturday: Only after 3pm
Sunday: In the morning between 10.30am - 11.30am and after 2pm


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U20 Trophy
Oceania Rugby U20 Trophy
Age Grade Men's XV Tournament
The annual Oceania Rugby U20 Trophy is an Oceania Rugby age grade qualification tournament which provides a pathway to the annual World Rugby U20 Trophy. The current Oceania Rugby U20 Trophy Champions is Samoa who claimed the title during the 2020 Oceania Rugby U20 Trophy in Apia.
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The Oceania Rugby U20 Trophy was first hosted by Fiji Rugby Union. Fiji won the 2018 World Rugby U20 Trophy and have since been promoted to the World Rugby U20 Championship.
This saw Samoa Rugby Union host Oceania Rugby U20 Trophy since 2018.
Teams that have featured in the Oceania Rugby U20 Trophy since its inception include: Cook Islands, Fiji, Papua New Guinea, Samoa, Tonga and Vanuatu.
The Oceania Rugby U20 Trophy is traditionally held during November - December each year.
Honour Board of Oceania Rugby U20 Trophy
2020: Samoa
2019: Not held
2018: Tonga
2017: Fiji


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Advocates to California Congressional Leaders: Find a Budget Fix that Works for Families Too
California advocacy organizations committed to improving children's health reacted to negotiations among congressional leaders that could cut health care for children and families across the state and throughout the country. A new study released today by the National Bureau of Economic Research (link below) emphasizes how critical health coverage is for low-income families.
Medicaid and the Children's Health Insurance Program (Medi-Cal and Healthy Families, respectively, in California) are federal-state partnerships, with the federal government paying a different share of each initiative's cost. As part of ongoing congressional budget negotiations, the Obama Administration is reportedly actively talking with Congressional leaders about a proposal that would "blend" the federal reimbursement rates in a way that would result in a net reduction in federal funding for California and other states. This would put the health care of 4.5 million children all over California at risk.
California Governor Jerry Brown sent the president a letter this week, calling the proposal "a blatant cost shift to states." Leading congressional children's champions from other states have also publicly expressed concern about the "blending" proposal and its impact on health care for children. California's congressional representatives need to jointly work against this proposal to save access to health care for so many Californians.
In response, advocates sent a letter (attached) on July 1, urging the California congressional delegation to reject the blending proposal. On behalf of the group, Judy Darnell, Director of Public Policy for United Ways of California, issued the following statement:
"Governor Brown knows that shortchanging Medicaid and CHIP is bad for California's budget and bad for children's health. California congressional representatives who are serious about children's health should insist that budget negotiators take this dangerous idea off the table and find a way to balance the federal budget without more harm being done to children, families, low-income seniors and the disabled. Risking the health of 4.5 million California children is no way to balance the budget."
Advocates' July 1, 2011 letter to California Congressional delegation
Governor Brown's June 27, 2011 letter to President Obama
NYT article: National Bureau of Economic Research study on benefits of Medicaid
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Erratic times with quotations at the Chronicle
Last week, the Chronicle issued a correction related to a quotation that didn't really clarify who made the error (the newspaper or the person being quoted).
Yesterday, the Chronicle issued another correction related to a quotation:
A story in Sunday's paper about speedskater Chad Hedrick gave an incorrect quote from his father. It should have said, "He's always had to win at whatever he was doing. We couldn't go bowling without having a knockdown dragout."
Here is the quotation in the original story by David Barron:
"He's always had to win at whatever he was doing," Paul Hedrick said. "We couldn't go bowling without having a knockdown drag out. If Chad wasn't winning, we weren't having fun."
So, did Barron just make up the quotation? Was it supposed to be off the record? Was it one of those mysterious Chronicle editing errors? It seems a little too specific to have simply been imagined by the reporter.
It's impossible to know from the correction. But it's certainly odd.
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Marvel Universe LIVE! returns to the UK
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Following a hugely successful first tour, Marvel Universe LIVE! is back with a brand new show featuring more than 20 of your favourite marvel super heroes and villains for 2019.
In this all-new production, produced by Feld Entertainment, Spider-Man, The Avengers and the Guardians of the Galaxy will join forces with Doctor Strange – the master of the mystic arts – as they do battle against Loki.
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Called on by Doctor Strange, the Guardians of the Galaxy join Marvel Universe LIVE! on a momentous crusade against the scheming Nebula, who teams up with the conniving and loathsome villains Loki and Green Goblin. The incredible superhuman forces of Iron Man, Thor, Black Panther, Hulk and Black Widow will unite in clashes that pit student against mentor, sister against sister and brother against brother.
"Our tremendously talented creative team and a nearly super human cast have created a show that brings Marvel to life," said Juliette Feld, producer of Marvel Universe LIVE! "The show creates an experience that immerses families in non-stop action, creating movie-style thrills and jaw-dropping stunts that showcase the powers of your favourite Super Heroes right before your eyes."
The brand new show will be flying into arenas in Nottingham, London, Sheffield, Glasgow, Liverpool, Belfast, Dublin, Newcastle, Manchester and Birmingham from September 2019.
Tickets for the tour go on presale on Friday 9 November 2018 from 09:00. Tickets go on general sale on 16 November 2018. Get yours through Ticketmaster.co.uk.
Seven Worlds, One Planet is coming to London's The O2
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Trevor Noah reschedules London dates to 2021
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Rupees are back after the old system no longer works with our version of IPB (forum software).
Unfortunately rupees needed to be reset as I was unable to retrieve them.
Forums that do not gain rupees: Forum Games, Wild West.
Forums that gain 5 rupees for topic start, 2 rupees for each reply, and 1 rupee to the topic poster for every reply.
All forums in the Hyrule.net Category.
All forums in the Hyrule Castle Town Library Category.
All forums in the Hyrule Field Category.
Forums that gain 5 rupees for topic start, 1 rupees for each reply, and 0 rupees to the topic poster for every reply.
All forums in the Hyrule Castle Town Category, EXCEPT Forum Games, Wild West which do not get rupees.
whats the EXP bar for?
I thiiiiiiink its supposed to be the magic bar? I'm not really sure if it varies with post count. It's still a neat feature, though. Now I'm brainstorming what other classic features of the Zelda UI could be implemented into the forum avatar bar thing.
It's the magic meter, it doesn't change or anything it's there for aesthetics.
That's a magic meter, yeah. From Ocarina of Time, specifically, and modified a little by Tappy. The hearts are from Minish Cap, and the Rupee is a sprite I made. I posted the first thread in the Staff Discussion forum in like forever over these things.
But yeah, Tappy and I were talking about how to make the profile part more HUD-like, and this way turned out pretty attractive. I was going to suggest we actually have a magic meter EXP bar, but that sounded impossible. I still think his version worked out great. I really like this. It's really attractive, and I haven't seen anything like it on other forums.
Tappy's working on trying to revive the shop, and making it so we can exchange Rupees. I think it's really cool how the Rupees you get are really noticeable due to the HUD. Like, I post, I get a Rupee or two. It's weirdly satisfying. I think since they're so prominent now, perhaps the Shop would become more widespread in use.
I dont like the magic meter if it doesnt do anything. It might be cooler if it filled up slowly based on post count, and it'd show you how long before you got a new title. And like, put in new titles too haha. I guess that'd just make it an EXP bar then though lol.
But yeah, the rupee sprite looks really nice. You should consider doing custom Hearts too cause they are okay but not that great with the rest of the site imo.
New titles might be a nice addition, and one that I doubt comes with much work beyond brainstorming. As for the rupees, what about some form of wallet? Just something to add to the HUD to make it that much more customizable. You could somehow get bigger and better ones. Or by having a certain number of "likes" overall, or something. They could either be entirely aesthetic or they could actually put a cap on how many rupees you can get, so you couldn't get enough rupees to buy a master sword or hylian shield unless you had a wallet big enough to hold that many rupees, which you could only get by being a well liked member. I'm just brainstorming mechanics here.
I put in a ton of new titles. I started making them the original LoZ-themed but then I realized I was working my way towards "Hero of Time" at like 20,000 posts, so I needed to pad it more, so I put a bunch of OoT themed at the end. Even though the original LoZ would probably be the best for representing the series as a whole, since no one game represents the whole series, Ocarina of Time, for better or worse, is the most iconic one.
Hero of Time now caps out at 10,000 posts. I don't remember which post count you're allowed to change your title from. I briefly considered doing away with custom titles until you'd "beaten the game" after "defeating" the Ganon title, earning you the Hero of Time title, so you can "start a new file" with your own title name. But 10,000 posts would be grueling for such a small perk. Who knows, though? I think a fan community might be okay with that. Custom titles starting so low is, I think, a rarity. I would compare it to say, Serebiiforums. They don't even allow you custom avatars--only the mods. But it has a huge variety of Pokemon-related avatars, all from official art.
I was thinking we could make the forum its own game, but IPBoards are surprisingly limited. I thought like, how cool would it be if you couldn't get past the Queen Gohma title unless you'd bought the Slingshot from the shop, and getting the title got you the Kokiri's Emerald? That would be rad. Sadly, it looks like we can't quite do that.
But oh man pheo, wallet sizes would actually be pretty cool.
Yeah, I'm just thinking of different things that could go in the HUD. Right now it looks like it all relies on just raw post count. Which isn't a bad thing, because it's not like anybody wants to clutter that thing up. But there are still different things that happen on forums that we could acknowledge. "liked posts" is really the only thing I can think of though. Making the forum it's own game is a great idea too, why is that not doable?
Also, I thought about making a thread about this but I might as well just mention it now: There's no way to unlike a post after you've liked a post and left the thread. If you click "like" and stay in the thread it gives you the option to unlike that post, but if you leave and come back you have permanently shown your support for that post. I'm not sure if it's supposed to be that way or not, but I feel like that wasn't always the case.
I'm honestly not an authority on this, but according to Tappy, there really isn't a way to connect shop information to forum information and vise versa. He can't even cap the amount of Rupees we get. I really wish we could make the forum its own game though, lol. If I were a new member looking for a new Zelda forum, this place would blow my mind.
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Study: Doctors Fail to Recognize Flu in Young Children
Doctors fail to diagnose the flu in the vast majority of young children, depriving them of medicines that could shorten their illness and keep them from spreading it to others, a study suggests.
Flu infections were missed in four out of five preschoolers who were treated for flu symptoms at a doctor's office or emergency room and in about three-quarters of those who were hospitalized, researchers report.
"Many of the children did not have a test performed and few of the children were sent home with a specific diagnosis of influenza," said Dr. Katherine A. Poehling, of Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville, Tenn., who led the government-funded study.
If more doctors used a rapid flu test, more cases of flu could be detected and steps taken to prevent its spread, the researchers suggested. About a third of the children would have been candidates for medicines like Tamiflu, which work better to ease symptoms when given early, they said.
Their study is published in Thursday's New England Journal of Medicine. Two of the researchers report receiving grant support and consulting fees from spray flu vaccine maker MedImmune Inc.
Poehling and her research colleagues in Nashville, Rochester, N.Y., and Cincinnati, are part of a surveillance network sponsored by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Doctors aren't required to report cases of the flu, so the researchers set out to determine how many children under 5 actually get the flu. They will eventually use their findings to see how well flu shots work.
Over four years, the researchers did their own lab tests on young children who went to the doctor or were hospitalized with flu-like symptoms such as cough, runny nose and fever. Doctors didn't have the results but could have done their own test. A rapid test takes less than 30 minutes.
The study found that most of the children who had the flu weren't diagnosed with it by their doctors. Only 28 percent of the hospitalized flu cases and 17 percent of those who went to the doctor or emergency room were diagnosed with the flu. The rest of the preschoolers got diagnoses varying from asthma to pneumonia to a general viral illness.
The researchers determined that the annual hospitalization rate for young children with the flu was about 1 per 1,000, with most of them under 2 years. But many more children with the flu end up in doctor's offices and ERs. They calculated there were 56 visits per 1,000 children in a mild flu season and 122 visits in a moderate season.
"The burden is really large and we don't recognize how much there is," Poehling said.
The study's findings were presented earlier to a CDC panel which recommended flu shots be expanded this year to children ages 2 to 5 to reduce doctor and ER visits.
Flu shots were already recommended for those 6 months to 23 months.
Dr. W. Paul Glezen of Baylor College of Medicine in Houston said doctors need to get more accustomed to using antivirals such as Tamiflu in case there is a flu pandemic one day. He noted that few children in the study were treated because their flu infection wasn't detected.
"We better start using them now, then we'll be ready to use them effectively," if there's a pandemic, said Glezen, who wrote an editorial in the journal. He has received consulting fees from flu vaccine makers MedImmune, Chiron Corp. and GlaxoSmithKline PLC.
https://www.foxnews.com/story/study-doctors-fail-to-recognize-flu-in-young-children


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Tottenham Hotspur Players
The role Christian Eriksen still has to play at Spurs as Harry Kane discusses half-time talk
The Dane came on in the 29th minute with Spurs 2-0 behind
Christian Eriksen celebrates with Serge Aurier after his crucial goal against Olympiacos (Image: Justin Setterfield/Getty Images)
Harry Kane has praised Christian Eriksen for the role he played in helping Spurs reach the knockout stages of the Champions League.
With his place in Jose Mourinho's team up in the air due to his current contract situation, the Dane was named on the bench for the second successive game but came on in the 29th minute as the new head coach showed his ruthless side by taking off Eric Dier.
The change did have the desired effect as Dele Alli's goal on the stroke of half-time helped the Lilywhites come from 2-0 down to win 4-2.
Jose Mourinho's quiet entrance and Harry Kane confusion in the stands - Spurs moments missed
Praising the pair for their performances in the victory that looked so unlikely with 20 minutes on the clock, Kane stated that Spurs "need everyone" if they want to go far in the competition once again.
"Dele has done great in the last couple of games," he told reporters after the game. "Everyone talks about the old Dele but he has just got to keep doing what he's doing.
Jose Mourinho praises ballboy who helped set up Champions League equaliser
"He's a fantastic player, a fantastic guy. It's great to see him scoring goals, assisting goals and running at players.
"Christian came on very early and put some great balls and crosses in and maybe lifted the tempo up a bit and got an assist at the end.
"We need everyone, we need the team to perform if we want to go far in competitions."
With Alli's goal on the stroke of half-time a huge turning point as it gave Spurs hope that they could complete the turnaround, Kane has revealed what Jose Mourinho said at half-time with his team 2-1 down.
Tottenham Hotspur End of Decade Series
This week football.london are running a special series of articles looking back at the key moments from the last decade for Spurs.
Each day, there will be three new articles; one in the morning, one at lunchtime and one in the evening.
Here are some of the best bits so far...
Team of the Decade: Eriksen and Modric in but no place for Alderweireld or Son - Spurs' team of the decade revealed
Mind The Gap: 'Mind the gap?' - the season when even the Spurs and Arsenal fans lost their banter
Players of the Decade: Kyle Walker and Michael Dawson in as Dele Alli misses out - The best Spurs players of the decade
Gareth Bale's coming-of-age moment: Gareth Bale, Inter Milan and a night no Tottenham fan will ever forget
"It was calm, scoring just before half-time obviously helped," he added. "We just said 'we can't play any worse than we have done so be calm, have a bit more freedom and energy, get the crowd off their feet'.
"That's what we did, we came out created more chances, took our chances.
"Scoring the second goal early on definitely helped, we were calm, the manager was calm - he knows we can play better than that, we know we can play better than that and we did that in the second half."
Tottenham Hotspur vs Olympiacos
Arsenal news and transfers recap: Second Caicedo bid, De Zerbi hint, next Mbappe lined-up
Arsenal transfer newsArsenal submit second £70m bid for Moises Caicedo as Edu makes late January moveArsenal transfer news: The Gunners had an initial £60million bid rejected by Brighton for Moises Caicedo on Friday but have revisited the situation with an improved offer with 48 hours of the window remaining
David Moyes makes honest Jarrod Bowen admission ahead of Derby County vs West Ham FA Cup clash
Jarrod Bowen has scored four goals in the Premier League so far this season and David Moyes believes the brace against Everton shows the England international has a lot more to give


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Q: what's wrong with normal variable of node type? whenever we are creating new node is it manadatory to make pointer to newnode first and allocate memory dynamically to it why can't we have normal variable of node class type !
so,what's wrong with normal variable of node type insted of having pointer to node type
CODE:
//creation of linked list
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
class node{
    public:
    int data;
    node* next;
};
class linked_list{

    public:
    node* head;
    linked_list(){
        head=NULL;
    }
    void add_node(int data);
    void display_ll();
};
void linked_list :: add_node(int data){
    node newnode;                 //HERE IN THIS LINE I KNOW IT SHOULD BE LIKE node* newnode;
    if (head==NULL){            // AND DMA THAT NODE , WORKING FINE BUT WHAT'S WRONG WITH ACTUAL CODE
        newnode.data=data;
        newnode.next=NULL;
        head=&newnode;
    }
    else{
        node* temp=head;
        newnode.data=data;
        newnode.next=NULL;
        while(temp->next!=NULL){
            temp=temp->next;
        }
        temp->next=&newnode;
    }

}
void linked_list :: display_ll(){
    node* temp=head;
    while (temp!=NULL)
    {
        cout<<temp->data<<" ";
        temp=temp->next;
    }
}
int main(){
    linked_list ll;
    ll.add_node(6);
    ll.add_node(3);
    ll.add_node(9);
    ll.add_node(3);
    ll.display_ll();

}

A: If you declare newnode as node newnode; within your method, then the object's memory is allocated on the stack, and its life time is local to the execution context of the method: when the function returns, that memory is freed.
That becomes a problem, because after the first call (ll.add_node(6)), head will reference that freed memory. Then ll.add_node(3) will allocate again memory, which could well be the same memory on the stack, and so you'll actually overwrite the first node's data, and temp->next=&newnode will make a bad reference. This will happen also with the other ll.add_node calls. The list is thus corrupted.
When you finally call ll.display_ll(), its temp will point to freed memory and so will temp->next, leading to undefined behaviour, unexpected output and potentially to an exception.
So, the rule is as follows:
If your function creates a reference to the object that will remain accessible after the function has returned, then you must allocate that memory dynamically (using a pointer). If on the other hand the object is only relevant during the execution of the function, and can be discarded when the function returns (without any reference to it), then it is not needed to use a pointer.


Bolton-le-Sands is a large village and civil parish of the City of Lancaster in Lancashire, England. The parish had a population of 4,098 recorded in the 2001 census, increasing to 4,127 at the 2011 Census.
Referred to as Bodeltone in the Domesday book, the village was known as Bolton until the arrival of the railways, when the name was changed to Bolton-le-Sands to differentiate from similarly named towns on the same line, such as Bolton which was then a part of Lancashire and called Bolton-le-Moors.
The oldest church in the village, founded prior to 1094, is the Church of England Holy Trinity church, originally dedicated to St Michael. The oldest part of the current building is the tower, supposed to have been built around 1500. The nave and chancel date from the 19th century. The other churches are the Roman Catholic St Mary of the Angels and the Christ Church United Reformed Church.
The Lancaster Canal, built in the 1790s, is a major feature of the village. Also passing through the village is the A6 and the West Coast Main Line, although the railway station closed in 1969.
The Village includes three pubs: The Royal Hotel, situated on the A6, The Packet Boat(closed in 2015), and the Blue Anchor are both within the centre of the village, along the main street.
Bolton-le-Sands also have a football team, they play at Main Road, behind the aforementioned Packet Boat pub.
Until 1969, Bolton-le-Sands had a railway station on the West Coast Main Line.
The village has one school, Bolton-le-Sands Church of England Primary School, with around 300 pupils from the ages of 4 to 11 in a modern school building. The school is a successor to the old Boys' Free Grammar School, which dates from 1657, with the 19th century school building still used for community education. The school building was also home to the Bolton-le-Sands library until 1973, when the library was moved into a newly built site in the village centre. The library was controversially closed in Autumn 2016 following a renovation in 2015 costing a reported £283,000.
An electoral ward with the same name exists. This ward stretches beyond the confines of the parish with a total population taken at the 2011 census of 4,255.
Wikimedia Commons has media related to Bolton-le-Sands.
^ "Parish headcount" (PDF). Lancashire County Council. Archived from the original (PDF) on 10 December 2006. Retrieved 2009-01-10.
^ "Parish population 2011". Retrieved 7 June 2015.
^ "History of Bolton-le-Sands". Lancashire County Council. Archived from the original on 13 June 2011. Retrieved 1 April 2008.
^ "Ward population 2011". Retrieved 7 June 2015.
This page was last edited on 24 January 2019, at 21:03 (UTC).


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This cake was a remake of one of the very first cakes I posted on this blog. I made the jungle animals two tiered cake, a smash cake for the birthday boy and three dozen coordinating cookies for his guests. The bottom tier of the cake was marble with buttercream, and the top tier was yellow cake with buttercream filling. Happy Birthday Nicholas!


WWE approached Survivor Series like they were late getting in their homework so they were piecing it together on the bus ride to school. Roman Reigns' leukemia announcement and subsequent hiatus was a terrible hit for everyone involved, especially Joe Anoa'i. But WWE was still forced to reconfigure a big puzzle they had for Survivor Series and beyond.
Vince McMahon didn't want to see AJ Styles vs Roman Reigns at Survivor Series so the initial intention was not set to be brand vs brand. Therefore, this new storyline idea might not make it back into the storyline picture until sometime early next year. But there were many more plot holes that WWE left uncovered.
Charlotte Flair was picked by Becky Lynch to be her Survivor Series replacement and then after a competitive match, Flair ended it via DQ with multiple kendo stick shots and a post-match beatdown. This is usually indicative of a heel turn, but that wasn't the case on SmackDown Live the next week. Meanwhile, Daniel Bryan worked in a babyface role against Brock Lesnar, but The New Daniel Bryan was his same-old newly turned heel self the next week without any explanation.
Dave Meltzer explained on Wrestling Observer Radio that this falls in line to what he was originally told about Survivor Series this year because apparently, nothing was supposed to matter.
With this logic, Charlotte Flair didn't turn heel as she attacked Ronda Rousey in Los Angeles. But on the opposite side of things, Daniel Bryan, who worked largely as a babyface at Survivor Series was also still a heel because he turned on SmackDown Live the previous week.
Only time will tell what WWE has in line for the future of the product, but we've heard that at least one idea created at Survivor Series might not come back into the picture until next year. This is certainly an interesting note about the internal thought WWE has for one fo their traditional Big 4 pay-per-views.