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Virgin Atlantic's plan to return to passenger flying
posted on 5th June 2020 by Eddie Saunders
Virgin Atlantic has announced its plan to restart passenger flying, with services from London Heathrow to Orlando, Hong Kong, Shanghai, New York JFK and Los Angeles set to resume from 20th and 21st July 2020.
As countries around the world start to relax travel restrictions, Virgin Atlantic will resume some routes on 20th July, while steadily increasing passenger flying throughout the second half of 2020, with a further, gradual recovery through 2021 in line with customer demand.
Juha Jarvinen, Chief Commercial Officer, Virgin Atlantic commented: "As the Covid-19 crisis stabilises and demand slowly returns, we are looking forward to welcoming our customers back onboard and flying them safely to their favourite destinations. To ensure the health and safety of our customers and our people, we're introducing new measures at every point in the journey to offer peace of mind when taking to the skies with us."
"Our planned first flights will be to Orlando and Hong Kong on the 20th July, however, we are monitoring external conditions extremely closely, in particular the travel restrictions many countries have in place including the 14 day quarantine policy for travellers entering the UK. We know that as the Covid-19 crisis subsides, air travel will be a vital enabler of the UK's economic recovery. Therefore, we are calling for a multi-layered approach of carefully targeted public health and screening measures, which will allow for a successful and safe restart of international air travel for passengers and businesses. We are planning to announce more destination restart dates in the next two weeks for the month of August."
Virgin Atlantic planned return to flying from London Heathrow Terminal 2
Flights will be loaded into systems over the next two weeks subject to change.
Your Health & Wellbeing
To ensure the health and safety of our people and our customers, Virgin Atlantic is implementing additional measures to offer peace of mind in the airport and when taking to the skies**. These include enhanced and thorough cleaning practices at check in, boarding gates and onboard including the use of electrostatic spraying of high-grade disinfectant onboard in all our cabins and lavatories, ensuring no surface is left untouched. Safe distancing will also be adhered to wherever possible, particularly at check-in and boarding and where not possible, masks will be required. We will provide a personal Health Pack for the wellbeing and comfort of all our customers, which will contain medical grade face masks as a requirement to be worn onboard, surface wipes and hand gel. In the short term, we will also be offering a simplified hot food service onboard to minimise contact, enclosed from preparation in a Covid-safe, monitored environment directly to our customers' seats.
Corneel Koster, Chief Customer Officer, Virgin Atlantic commented: "Our teams have been working tirelessly to ensure that the health and safety of our airport and onboard experience offers peace of mind to our customers when travelling with us. Our medical experts are working closely with all relevant U.K. and international health and aviation authorities to ensure we adhere to, and on many occasions exceed the guidance they are offering, whilst continuously reviewing and updating the measures we have in place to keep our customers and teams safe."
"We are carrying out health questionnaires before check in and are calling upon airport and health authorities to put temperature checks in place as part of a multi layered, end-to-end health screen. We have introduced a personal Health Pack for the comfort of all customers, containing medical grade face masks, surface wipes and hand gel, and are implementing a series of measures to limit customer-to-customer and customer-to-crew contact throughout the journey. While we will continuously review our measures, wearing a mask for the duration of the flight will initially be required. Our meticulous cleaning program ensures our planes are disinfected and amongst the cleanest in the skies, while we work with our airport partners to ensure sanitisation of customer touchpoints on the ground. Our customers are in safe hands and we are really looking forward to welcoming them back onboard from the 20th July."
Transporting Essential Cargo
In addition to the restart of passenger flying, Virgin Atlantic continues to operate cargo-only flights keeping global supply chains running and transporting essential supplies around the world. Throughout June, the airline plans to operate more than 600 cargo-only services, serving destinations including Tel Aviv, Chicago, Brussels, Johannesburg, Lagos and Miami.
The airline also looks forward to continuing to partner with the Department for Health and the NHS, working with them on 17 cargo charters per week from Shanghai and Beijing throughout June and July, bringing in the vital medical supplies that the teams here in the UK urgently need to care for patients. To date the airline has carried over 44 million items of PPE from China to the UK.
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MEMPHIS DEPAY has turned to Wesley Sneijder and Arjen Robben to discuss his move to Manchester United, says Netherlands coach Danny Blind.
The former PSV Eindhoven star has struggled to have the impact that many expected at Old Trafford, scoring just five goals in 22 appearances for the club.
And his drop in form almost cost him his place in the Dutch national squad, with Blind raising concerns about his ability to be a 'team player' last month.
"Sneijder and Robben have spoken to him about certain issues and that's good, then it's not only coaches [speaking to him]."


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By Stephanie Rabiner, Esq. on March 01, 2011 | Last updated on March 21, 2019
Christina Aguilera had a bad 2010. Her Bionic album was a commercial flop, causing her to cancel her tour. Burlesque was no better — neither was her subsequent clothing. And at the end of the year she divorced her baby-daddy and husband of five years, Jordon Bratman.
Well, 2011 isn't looking any better for the singer. Aguilera, arrested with boyfriend Matthew Rutler, was hauled in by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department early this morning, reports MTV.
According to reports, Matthew Rutler was behind the wheel when the two were pulled over. Officers took the pair to the West Hollywood station to "dry out," writes E Online. Rutler, allegedly intoxicated, was booked on charges of driving under the influence, and is being held on a $30,000 bail, reports the site.
Christina Aguilera, arrested for misdemeanor public intoxication, was released once she sobered up. Though police don't often arrest passengers for public intoxication, the law allows them to hold individuals if safety concerns arise. Because the traffic stop occurred at 2:45 a.m. and Rutler was being arrested on a more serious charge, police may have felt that it would be safer to hold Aguilera until she could care for herself.
Although prosecutors won't be pursuing charges against the singer, this incident may come back to haunt Christina Aguilera. Arrested mothers who are vying for custody of their children can have a more difficult time showing a court that they are fit to be a parent. Add this to the tabloid stories about her relationship with Matthew Rutler, and she is suddenly facing an uphill battle.
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Per 1 juli 2007 is de cedi geredenomineerd. De waarde van 10.000 oude cedi's (GHC) komt overeen met de waarde van één nieuwe cedi (GHS).

De volgende munten worden gebruikt: 1, 5, 10, 20 en 50 pesewa's en 1 cedi. Het papiergeld is beschikbaar in 1, 2, 5, 10, 20 en 50 cedi.

De cedi werd in 1965 ingevoerd en verving toen het Britse pond sterling in de verhouding 2,4 cedi = 1 pond, echter werd al in 1967 in een verhouding 1:1,2 door een nieuwe cedi vervangen, zodat 1 pond = 2 cedi werd. Sindsdien is de waarde door inflatie sterk verminderd.

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Industry analyst Doug Creutz says it will be a "black eye" for EA if Medal of Honor can't consistently pull down review scores of at least 85-90 percent.
Review scores are a tricky thing. On one hand, they're so ridiculously over-inflated that anything less than a mid-80s percentage is considered a failure; on the other, reviewers don't dare buck that trend for fear of essentially scoring themselves out of the Relevant Reviewers Club. Remember a couple of years ago, when Ubisoft CFO Alain Martinez said, "When Assassin's Creed launched and got 82 percent, we were desperate, and we thought we were going to die?" Yet it sold like gangbusters, while the much-higher-rated Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time didn't even do half of AC's numbers.
It all has a way of making review scores sound both pointless and meaningless, but Cowen and Co.'s Creutz nonetheless says that sub-par numbers for Medal of Honor, which these days means anything under 85 percent, could have a big impact on the game. "With the revamped Medal of Honor heralded as a presumptive challenger to Activision Blizzard's Call of Duty franchise in the important first person shooter genre, we were expecting review scores in at least the 85-90 percent range," he said.
"Failing to achieve this target would be a bit of a black eye for EA management given the amount of focus and hype they have placed on the game," he continued. "We believe the mixed reviews could impact the title's legs as it will likely be competitively disadvantaged once Activision releases Call of Duty: Black Ops."
Electronic Arts has already admitted that the Medal of Honor reboot won't beat out Black Ops over the holidays, but executive producer Greg Goodrich also claimed last month that the game needs to sell at least three million copies or there will be no sequel. Am I the only one who feels kind of sad about living in a world in which an aggregate review score in the low-to-mid-80s is just enough to consign a promising franchise to oblivion?
Medal of Honor is out now for the PC, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.


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Asked his opinion of Donald Trump's development on the Upper West Side, the average ink-stained, Men's Wearhouse–shopping city bureaucrat would probably take a pass. Not so Amanda Burden. "It could be a lot better," she says, without hesitation. "I think the architecture is very disappointing." What about the landscaping, the open spaces, the pathways? "Very banal," she sniffs.
Meet the new Bloomberg-era civil servant, an individual, not unlike the mayor himself, who doesn't need the job – who's not only well-off but well connected – but is motivated to make a difference.
The City Planning Commission – the agency charged with charting the city's growth – hasn't exactly been an engine for innovation over the past couple of decades. But observers say that some of the fossils over at the Department of City Planning (Burden actually wears two hats, as chair of the commission and director of the Department of City Planning) have a renewed spring in their step and are wearing more adventurous bow ties since the new administration took office. Part of it may be that Mayor Bloomberg has shown an interest in building and design worthy of a billionaire with many homes who knows how nice things can be when you do them right.
And then there's September 11. It has heightened awareness of the symbolic importance of development, and not just at the World Trade Center site. In the same way that a great athlete wants to reassert his authority the first time he steps back on the court, there's an almost palpable need to seize the moment, to build, to make something even better.
It probably also doesn't hurt Burden's standing in city government that she and the mayor live within a few doors of each other on the same elegant stretch of 79th Street just off Madison Avenue.
And the mayor doesn't give her grief that she's not already there? "No, well, this is at 6:30," she says.
Though Burden, 58, has earned her stripes – she's been involved with development in the city for a quarter-century; her projects include Battery Park City and the Midtown Community Court, and she's spent over a decade as a member of the City Planning Commission – until now her accomplishments have failed to remove the scarlet letter S, for socialite, from her smooth forehead. It probably couldn't have helped but attach itself to the unobtrusive beauty: Her mother was "Babe" Paley, the aloof fashion muse of the sixties and wife of CBS founder William Paley, Amanda's stepfather. Her father, Babe's first husband, was Stanley Mortimer, the heir to the Standard Oil fortune.
Burden's choice of husbands and boyfriends hasn't been engineered to keep her out of the gossip columns either. Her first husband was Carter Burden, a descendant of Commodore Vanderbilt who owned the Village Voice and New York and became a respected New York City Councilman. Her second was Steve Ross, the charismatic head of Warner Communications. And for the last decade Amanda has dated Charlie Rose, the TV personality.
On a side table in Burden's office at 22 Reade Street – large and frayed in the way that only local-government offices can be – are framed photographs of the chairwoman's two children with Carter Burden: Carter Jr., 34, an Internet entrepreneur, and Belle, 32, a lawyer. There are also a couple of pictures of Amanda arm in arm with Charlie Rose out in Colorado, where they annually attend the Aspen Institute for global-minded big shots.
As if to counter any doubts, Burden has wasted no time staking out an ambitious agenda for her department. It includes restoring lower Manhattan and bringing commuter rail service there, increasing access to the Manhattan and Brooklyn waterfronts, rezoning parts of the city including East Harlem and Greenpoint, and doing all of it while promoting design excellence.
"If you go back to the history of city planning over the last twenty years, you won't find that kind of comprehensive strategic look at New York," contends Richard Kahan, who served as Burden's boss at both the New York State Urban Development Corporation and, later, the Battery Park City Authority.
The person with whom she most importantly had to do so was Deputy Mayor Dan Doctoroff. He was backing a different horse: Alex Garvin, the Yale professor and master city planner with whom Doctoroff, a venture capitalist, had worked for six years on the effort to win the 2012 Olympics for New York City.
"All her life she's been called 'The Socialite,' " says Herbert Muschamp, the New York Times architecture critic and a friend of Burden's. "She can't deny responsibility for that. She looks the way she looks, and she doesn't cover her face with her hands when Bill Cunningham or Patrick McMullan" take her picture.
To appreciate how far Amanda Burden has traveled without ever leaving the city of her birth, one need only go through back issues of Vogue. In a 1965 piece titled "The Young Joyous Life of Mr. and Mrs. S. Carter Burden, Junior" – which included several pages rhapsodizing about their Francis Bacon– and Dubuffet-filled starter apartment at the Dakota, with photographs by Horst – the magazine seemed determined to anoint Burden her mother's successor as a grande dame of the social scene.
The next year, a panel of fashion designers put Burden, all of 22, in first place on the best-dressed list. "Goodbye Jackie, Hello Amanda!" Time magazine announced.
Burden already knew there was more to life than throwing the perfect dinner party. She says part of the reason she dropped out of Wellesley was because the college didn't cancel exams after JFK's assassination; she also taught public school in Harlem after her 1964 marriage to Carter. But the transformation she witnessed in Kennedy after he toured the rural South and experienced the extent of poverty in America, it seems, gave her a greater appreciation for the underdog.
Her magazine-perfect marriage to Carter ended in 1972. "They got married very young, you have to understand," explains Bartle Bull, a novelist and Carter's Harvard schoolmate. At the time of their engagement, Amanda was 18. Among her closest friends is Susan Burden, Carter's second wife. "We became close right away," Amanda says. Carter died in 1996 of heart failure.
She moved with the children to a Gracie Square apartment and commuted to Sarah Lawrence because a leading animal behaviorist was teaching there. It took her six years to graduate. When she did, she wanted to move to Africa to work with Jane Goodall and her chimps.
That same day, she ran into a friend who was working for William "Holly" Whyte, the legendary urbanologist who, together with Jane Jacobs, had developed the theory that cities and their architecture should conform to human needs rather than reducing people to mere bit players scurrying in the shadows of Modernism's masterpieces (and more than occasional monstrosities). To them, a city's greatness could be measured, literally, not by the height of its buildings but by the vitality of its sidewalks.
And Whyte set out to do just that, analyzing how people used public spaces and the ideal layout of plazas, the heights of steps, and the location of benches. It was the perfect assignment for an animal behaviorist fresh out of college.
Burden would eventually join an architecture firm, Gruzen & Partners, and get a graduate degree from Columbia in urban planning (her thesis on solid-waste management was apparently a barn-burner; it won the award for best thesis). But it was the values she absorbed working for Whyte, based on common sense and practicality, that helped create her personality as a city planner. That and a sense of style and taste – attributes she ascribes to her stepfather, but ones that were undoubtedly passed down to her, however reluctantly from both their points of view, from her mother too.
Holly Whyte often cited Paley Park, the 52nd Street vest-pocket park with a waterfall that Bill Paley built as a gift to the city, as a jewel-like example of his philosophy. Paley was involved in designing everything about it, down to the hot dogs. "You boil them and then you fry them," Amanda explains, "and you butter the bun.
Burden, who worked at Battery Park City from 1983 to 1990, was in charge of all the project's public spaces, perhaps most successfully the esplanade along the Hudson – made from the same Canadian black granite as the elegant headquarters, "Black Rock," Paley built for CBS in 1964.
There may also have been other reasons, according to Connie Bruck in her biography of Ross, Master of the Game. Ross's penchant for embellishing his life story conflicted with Burden's for telling the truth. She also balked at moving into the triplex he built for her at 740 Park Avenue, suspecting he was trying to re-create the marriage of Bill Paley, whom he idolized, to Babe, with Amanda starring in the role of her mother.
With Charlie Rose, she seems to have found a pleasant balance between having a public life and remaining a private person. They may be spotted at a tony event one evening, waiting on line for tickets at the Sony multiplex on the West Side the next.
If Burden hadn't been selected chair of the City Planning Commission, she had a backup plan. Bird-watching is a passion – perhaps the only disappointment of her job so far is that she no longer has time to spend mornings in Central Park peering through a pair of binoculars – and she was planning to go on lots of birding expeditions. "That was going to be my consolation prize," she says.
Last year, she and Rose went birding in Belize; these days, Burden's destinations are somewhat less exotic. "Castle Hill in the Bronx, Coney Island, Atlantic Avenue, Greenpoint, Williamsburg, North Corona, Forest Hills," she says, reeling off the names of places where she spent recent weekends.
However, the greatest challenges and conflicts the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation – and the city in general – face promise to be political rather than aesthetic. And perhaps that's where Burden's greatest strengths lie. Ironically, the socialite buzz that always hovered over her, the notion that she doesn't need the job, may work to her advantage at this pivotal moment.


The report shows more than $22 million was paid to over 17,500 claimants through the Public Lending Right and Educational Lending Right schemes in 2016-17.
The report shows more than $22 million was paid to over 17,500 claimants through the Public Lending Right and Educational Lending Right schemes in 2016–17.
The schemes ensure Australian book publishers and creators can be compensated for the loss of income through the free multiple use of their work in Australian public and educational lending libraries.
Both aim to enrich Australian culture by encouraging the growth and development of Australian writing and publishing.
The Public Lending Right (PLR) scheme was established by the Government to make payments to eligible creators and publishers in recognition that income is lost through the availability of their books in public lending libraries. In 2016–17 payments totalling $10.265 million were made to 7,542 claimants of which 7,292 were creators and 250 were publishers.
In 2000–01 Australia introduced the Educational Lending Right (ELR) and we remain the only country with such a comprehensive scheme. In 2016–17 the ELR scheme made payments totalling $12.128 million to 9,996 claimants, of which 9,632 were creators and 364 were publishers whose books are held in educational libraries, including school, TAFE and university libraries.
This year we launched a new Lending Rights Online portal to make it easier for creators and publisher to register for the scheme and lodge their annual claims. The deadline for registrations and submitting new title claims is 31 March each year.


As the weather cools, rodents seek refuge indoors where there is easy access to food and water. Rodents are vectors for spreading disease, which can put your flock at risk, so it is important to have a control plan in place before you notice an issue. Bryan Maier, an Abell Pest Control expert based in Kitchener, ON, Canada, shares his insights on how to prepare your farm so rodents stay out of the (poultry) house.
Every effective rodent control program begins around the exterior. Implementing a first line of defense can pay dividends on controlling rodents inside. Reduction of outside harborage around the barn is critical. Rodents need cover to survive, and they will avoid being caught out in the open and exposed at all costs. A gravel barrier of 3-4' along all exterior walls is highly recommended. The gravel should be coarse, but not so much that it allows voids for rodents to hide in. Cutting back trees and grass from around the barn opens up the area and reduces rodent harborage. Keeping the exterior free from equipment, barn items or feed spill will also help. Survey any exterior walls closely; any holes or gaps found under doors or windows need to be sealed. This may be difficult in older barns, however the better the barn is sealed the more difficult it is for a rodent to gain entry. Steel wool and expansion foam can be an easy, effective way to seal holes. Doors with good sweeps are also very effective.


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This is the second of a multiple part series examining how virtual education has transformed a small, rural school district and how that district is expanding its success throughout Missouri.
This summer over 1,300 students from every county in Missouri have become students in a tiny school district in rural Jefferson County which normally only serves 800 K-12 students during the regular school year.
But local leaders are not scrambling to find more classrooms, build new buildings or hire more teachers to handle the sudden influx of students.
Because all of those new students are enrolled through the district's innovative Missouri Online Summer Institute (MOSI) -a free virtual summer school program offering more than 100 courses for original credit or credit recovery.
Students in the program can take up to two full credits of course work ranging from the basics (math, ELA, science, social studies) to foreign languages, AP courses, and arts to a variety of Career and Technical Education courses.
Students take the courses from the comfort of their own home (or on a sunny beach while on vacation) and the classes cost their parents and home school districts nothing.
The MOSI program started five years ago, with an initial group of 300 students, after the Grandview R-2 school district had seen success with offering virtual classes for its own students during the school year.
Under the law, the state pays the district providing services for each student enrolled in the program, and students are not allowed to be enrolled in summer programs in two different districts during the summer.
"It allows us to service kids all over the state in stuff they could not get," said Brown. "And it allows us to employ our teachers during the summer and allows the district to make some money.
Students fill out an online enrollment form between March 20 and July 3 and, after approval, have access to the coursework from May 22 until July 21.
Students may complete the coursework at their own pace earning a final letter grade for their course which will be emailed and faxed to their home district approximately two weeks after the end of the course.
The classes are offered through the Blackboard platform through a partnership with K12, a national provider of online education.
Students have access to a wide range of support while taking the classes to help ensure their success.
"Every couple of weeks we will email the students to let them know where they stand and if they need help," said Head Library Media Specialist Elaine Schlette who helps oversee the summer program. "We tell them to call us if they have any issues because we are here Monday through Thursday until 2 p.m. We also check emails all the way up until we go to bed at 10 at night. They have access to the teacher's emails so they can contact them directly. They have access to Peak Support, the help desk if they have a technical issue.
"We also have a lot of teachers who will call them from their cell phones to talk students through stuff and help them out," she added. "This year we also have in place advisors from K12 who are contacting the parents and students and providing them with an extra layer of support.
While only in its fifth year, MOSI is quickly becoming a resource that students throughout the state depend on.
"Schools that you would not think of look at this as an opportunity for students," said Grandview R-2 Superintendant Matthew Zoph. "Around the middle of February, we start getting calls from counselors from all across the state asking if we are doing the summer school again.
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Q: matrix multiplication but with variable dimensions I'm having difficulty with my matrix multiplication here.
for(i=0;i<row;i++){ /* matrix multiplication process */
    for(j=0;j<col;j++){
        matrix3[i][j]=0;

the problem is with this part right here. The thing about matrix trans[col][row] is it's matrix[row][col] but transposed. And the values of variables row and col are determined by the user. So now, the problem is I can't seem to figure out how to limit the variable k in this for loop here.
        for(k=0;k<row;k++){ /* summation and multiplication of elements */
            matrix3[i][j] += matrix[i][k]*trans[k][j];
        }
    }
}

A: Multiplying a row x col matrix by a col x row matrix will give you a row x row matrix. So, i and j are [0..row), and k is [0..col). You can just look at your expression:
            matrix3[i][j] += matrix[i][k]*trans[k][j];

and ask yourself: "In matrix[i][k], what is the range for k, given that it's the second dimension of matrix?" Similar questions will help for other variables.

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Stein, who wishes to be liberated from the body, continually marvels over Ry's comfort in their body. Poet Ocean Vuong's debut novel is a shattering portrait of a family, a first love, and the redemptive power of storytelling. By contrast, the Monster demonstrates that he has learned a great deal over the course of the book. Victor dies on Captain Walton's ship while running from the monster. The term "Frankenstein foods" - applied to genetically modified products - suggests the name of the novel has become a byword for bad science. everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of Frankissstein. 5 out of 5 stars For less spoiler-y content, consider this review and our feature on updating Dahl's story for contemporary audiences. The story begins in Lake Geneva 1816 where Mary Shelley, then just eighteen-years-old is holidaying with her husband Percy Bysshe Shelley and their friends Lord Byron, John Polidori, and half-sister Clair Clairmont. Frankissstein A Love Story (Book) : Winterson, Jeanette : "Lake Geneva, 1816. In a series of letters, Robert Walton, the captain of a ship bound for the North Pole, recounts to his sister back in England the progress of his dangerous mission. help you understand the book. Byron gets Claire pregnant and then takes the child and dumps her in a convent. Nineteen-year-old Mary Shelley is inspired to write a story about a scientist who creates a new life-form. Willbee the Bumblebee Paperback – by Craig Smith NEW. To my bitter disappointment, Frankissstein failed to deliver anything positive or new in queer and/or speculative fiction, instead perpetuating the false connection between biology and gender identity and dressing up a transphobic cast of characters and themes as something other than a stale attempt on Winterson's part to remain relevant rather than educating herself. Frankissstein Summary. Frankissstein. From 2018, Jill Lepore on why Mary Shelley's novel has accreted so many wildly different and irreconcilable readings and restagings in the two centuries since its publication. The Monster visits Frankenstein's body. In Frankissstein, there seems little need to make Ry transsexual unless it is to make some oblique parallel between creating an artificial person (Frankenstein's monster) and creating a woman. Science can go too far. To avoid giving away too much—Frankissstein is, at its heart, a good read, and one best enjoyed cold—I'll refrain from dissecting the plot further. Just before the experiment, he tells Ry he loves them and Ry wonders if Stein is saying goodbye. Warning: The following article contains spoilers for the latest adaptation of Roald Dahl's novel "The Witches," currently streaming on HBO Max, including a discussion of the ending. Winterson shows how historical events and concerns of the time deeply influenced the novel, including the protests of the Luddites in England, a demonstration of galvanism the Shelleys observed and others. Ry reluctantly agrees to get the head and, while in Arizona, a drunk man at a roadside bar rapes them. A modern alternative to SparkNotes and CliffsNotes, SuperSummary offers high-quality study guides that feature detailed chapter summaries and analysis of major themes, characters, quotes, and essay topics. After Frankenstein is published, people attribute it to Percy Shelley, unable to believe a young woman wrote the novel. Frankissstein A Love Story (Book) : Winterson, Jeanette : "An audacious new novel about the bodies we live in and the bodies we desire. The Monster's decision to kill himself also confirms the importance of companionship. Free postage. In the 19th century potion of the novel, Mary Shelley narrates the writing and publishing of Frankenstein and the events that surrounded it. You can write a book review and share your experiences. While Frankenstein dies feeling disturbed that the Monster is still alive, the Monster is reconciled to death: so much so that he intends to commit suicide. Successful early on, the mission is soon interrupted by seas full of impassable ice. The present-day story is narrated by a young transgender doctor named Ry Shelley. The experiment causes a blackout in the city and, afterward, Stein disappears. At the end of Frankenstein, Victor and the monster both come to death. Right … He recognizes that with Frankenstein dead, he is alone in the world, and he believes that without a companion there is no point in living. Frankenstein disappears from the hospital and shows up later in the novel and appears to be following Mary Shelley. Can humans ever go beyond appearances and conceptions of beauty? Ending 21 Dec at 12:50PM GMT 13h 21m. Trapped, Walton encounters Victor Frankenstein, who has been traveling by dog-drawn sledge across the ice and is weakened by the cold. At the end of Frankenstein Victor Frankenstein dies wishing that he could destroy the Monster he created. Jeanette Winterson's contemporary Gothic retelling of the novel Frankenstein has 27 unnumbered chapters and two major plotlines: One set in the 19th century and another in the present-day. Frankissstein is a work of fiction, though some parts are like a Nonfiction Novel, and other parts could be Speculative Fiction or Science Fiction. He has outgrown anger, envy and vengefulness. Grove Atlantic, 2019. In the end, however, despite this "Now all was blasted: instead of that serenity of conscience, which allowed me to look back upon the past with self-satisfaction, and from thence to gather promise of new hopes, I was seized by remorse and the sense of guilt, which hurried me away to a hell of intense tortures, such as no language can describe." Frankenstein tells the story of Victor Frankenstein, a young scientist who creates a sapient creature in an unorthodox scientific experiment. Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus is an 1818 novel written by English author Mary Shelley. Frankissstein Summary & Study Guide includes comprehensive information and analysis to 0 bids. Frankissstein by Jeanette Winterson. Just before the experiment, he tells Ry he loves them and Ry wonders if Stein is saying goodbye. He tells Walton that he regrets the murders he has committed and that he intends to commit suicide. Frankissstein is a book that seeks to shift our perspective on humanity and the purpose of being human in the most darkly entertaining way… gloriously well observed."―Observer "A hold-on-to-your hat modern-day horror story about very modern-day neuroses and issues."―BBC News "Intelligent and inventive… Frankissstein is very Frankissstein. £1.90. Nineteen-year-old Mary Shelley is inspired to write a story about a scientist who creates a new life-form. The monster has succeeded in making the doctor as wretched and violent as himself. Never will I give up my search until he or I perish; and then with what ecstasy shall I join my Elizabeth and my departed friends. Mary Shelley struggles with the death of her children at young ages, her husband Percy Shelley's affairs and the sexism of the time. Frankenstein and the Scientific Revolution. For some readers, the fact that the Monster grows and changes while Frankenstein continues in his destructive behavior to the end suggests that Frankenstein is the villain of the novel and bears ultimate responsibility for everything that has happened. Nineteen-year-old Mary Shelley is inspired to write a story about a scientist who creates a new life-form. The following version of this book was used to create the guide: Winterson, Jeanette. Search all of SparkNotes Search. And now my wanderings began, which are to cease but with my life. £3.10 postage. The book opens with the famous real-life 1816 Lake Geneva gathering between 18-year-old Mary Shelley, her husband Percy Bysshe Shelley, Lord Byron, John Polidori and Clair Clairmont. He regrets what he has done. This Study Guide consists of approximately 69 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - Whether you've loved the book or not, if you give your honest and detailed thoughts then people will find new books that are right for them. We know that the Monster is clever and persuasive: it's possible that he announces his intention to kill himself so that Walton won't pursue him. Ry falls in love with Victor Stein, a charismatic proponent of artificial intelligence. An explanation of the meaning behind the final events in Frankenstein. Stein begs Ry to retrieve a head for him from Alcor Life Extension Foundation, a storage facility in Arizona for cryopreserved human remains. Director James Whale had a downbeat ending planned for his film, which included the death of Henry Frankenstein. And as such, I will acknowledge that it is a viewpoint, but not one I would care to pay to read. The creature and his creator become wholly obsessed with revenge. With his final words, Frankenstein even takes back his earlier warning about the dangers of too much ambition: "Yet why do I say this? Thanks for exploring this SuperSummary Plot Summary of "Frankissstein" by Jeanette Winterson. "The body that must fail and fall is not the end of the human dream." Frankissstein takes place in two timelines. Frankissstein A Love Story (Book) : Winterson, Jeanette : "Lake Geneva, 1816. Shelley uses the monster to show that appearances are misleading. Walton takes him aboard ship, helps nurse him back to health, and hears the fantastic tale of the monster that Frankenstein created. In that ending, it's a little more ambiguous: He sprung from the cabin window as he said this upon an ice raft that lay close to the vessel & pushing himself off he was carried away by the waves and I soon lost sight of him in the darkness and distance. The novel does not fit into only one genre. However, other readers have pointed out that Walton doesn't actually see the Monster kill himself. But then there's the original ending, the one that Shelley published in 1818 before Percy revised it for her. Young Frankenstein simply borrows a lot of its plot elements from its forefathers: Frankenstein (1931), obviously; Bride of Frankenstein (1935), with Madeline Kahn's groovy hairstyle at the end of the movie; and Son of Frankenstein (1939), or in this case, more like grandson of Frankenstein. Frankenstein's death suggests that he has not learned much from his own story. Dr. Wakefield, the head of Bedlam Asylum, tells the story of how Arctic Explorer Captain Walton found Frankenstein out on the ice searching for his creation and brought the crazed man to Bedlam. At the end of the novel, Stein tries to scan and revive the cryopreserved brain of his mentor, Dr. Jack Good. In Brexit Britain, a young transgender doctor called Ry is falling in love -- against their better judgement--with Victor Stein, a celebrated professor leading the public debate around AI. Frankissstein is a book that seeks to shift our perspective on humanity and the purpose of being human in the most darkly entertaining way. All the while, Ry experiences discrimination and misunderstanding because of their transgender status. At the end of the novel, Stein tries to scan and revive the cryopreserved brain of his mentor, Dr. Jack Good. He causes his final collapse by trying to continue his pursuit of the Monster: "You may give up your purpose, but mine is assigned to me by Heaven, and I dare not." Frankenstein begins the story driven and ambitious to create the Monster, and at the end of the novel he remains driven and ambitious in his quest to destroy the Monster. Click & Collect. When Mary Shelley gets a letter from the head of Bedlam Insane Asylum about a man claiming to be her character Victor Frankenstein, she travels to the asylum and meets the man. Frankenstein begs Mary Shelley to unmake him, but she cannot. 1. Use up and down arrows to review and enter to select. £22.99. Frankissstein by Jeanette Winterson, review: a techno-novel with hardware too smart for its own good 3 ... Why ending click-and-collect could be 'terminal' for your local bookshop. isaac asimov foundation series 6 books collection set - (foundation,foundation a. Frankissstein (eBook) : Winterson, Jeanette : Since her astonishing debut at twenty-five with Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit , Jeanette Winterson has achieved worldwide critical and commercial success as "one of the most daring and inventive writers of our time" ( Elle ). The Porpoise by Mark Haddon $37 In this playful and inventive reimagining of Shakespeare's and Wilkins's Pericles, Haddon explores the possibilities of storytelling and the power of the imagination in a world distorted by abuse and tradition. But the literary and biographical references tend to blur the distinctions between fiction and non-fiction and every page conjures up a memory of a related novel or film – sometimes correctly, often not. Shelley started writing the story when she was 18, and the first edition was published anonymously in London on 1 January 1818, when she was 20. Mary Shelley begins writing Frankenstein in 1816 at a lakeside retreat where she is staying with Percy Shelley, Claire Clairmont, her stepsister, Lord Byron, the famous poet, and his doctor. Both die in the end but neither gains any satisfaction. I have myself been blasted in these hopes, yet another may succeed." Rather than learning from his mistakes, Frankenstein compounds one mistake after another, leading to his death. This study guide contains the following sections: This detailed literature summary also contains Quotes and a Free Quiz on Ry reluctantly agrees to get the head and, while in Arizona, a drunk man at a roadside bar rapes them. Stein take Ry to his secret lab underneath the streets of Manchester where he is performing experiments on dismembered body parts Ry supplies him. There is a tremendous storm and the friends are stuck inside for days on end. Frankissstein A Love Story (Book) : Winterson, Jeanette : Lake Geneva, 1816. Frankissstein by Jeanette Winterson 11 Rave • 13 Positive • 5 Mixed • 1 Pan " Frankissstein is a fragmented, at times dazzlingly intelligent meditation on the responsibilities of creation, the possibilities of artificial intelligence and the implications of both transsexuality and transhumanism … On Earth We're Briefly Gorgeous is a letter from a son to a mother who cannot read. Ry meets several people who are connected o Stein, including sexbot king Ron Lord, Claire, a Jesus freak who falls in love with Ron Lord, and Polly D., a Vanity Fair journalist investigating Victor Stein. Other readers will always be interested in your opinion of the books you've read. Stein believes artificial intelligence will solve humanity's ills, but Ry remains skeptical. Polly D. and Ry return to the fallout shelters under the streets of Manchester where Stein built his lab, but find no trace of him except a signet ring. 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General Synod delegates overwhelmingly approve resolution repudiating the Doctrine of Discovery
Written by Diane Weible
Although proponents of the resolution repudiating the Doctrine of Discovery did not receive the 100% affirmation they had hoped for from General Synod delegates, they came very close.
Of the 794 delegates voting on the resolution, the first resolution brought before delegates during the Monday morning plenary session, 96.5% voted for its approval.
In speaking in favor of the resolution, Brian Burke, the committee chair and a delegate from the Ohio Conference, reminded those present that the Habakkuk theme of General Synod reminds us that the time for the message to come true is coming soon and we must be patient and wait.
"Many people have been patiently waiting for their time, especially Native Americans who have been displaced from their homelands because of the Doctrine of Discovery," he said.
The Doctrine of Discovery, a well-established idea among Christian nations for many centuries that is still being used today, claims that any land not belonging to Christians can be taken into possession by the one who discovers it.
Burke explained that although the committee had enthusiastic support for the resolution, "in true UCC fashion, the devil was in the details."
Recommended changes included a clarification that the effect of the Doctrine was not just on land rights but also on rights to resources and that it affected not just the Native Americans but the native peoples of all 50 states, including Alaskan Natives and Native Hawaiians.
Other changes suggested by the committee added a stronger emphasis on the importance of repudiation of the Doctrine and a call to confession and repentance.
Adrian Maxey of the Dakota Association, speaking in his native language, which was translated by Kansas Oklahoma Conference youth delegate Kaitlyn Lemley, reminded delegates that even the name "Doctrine of Discovery" doesn't make any sense.
"I stand here to say the native people were never lost and they are not lost now. They were exactly where the Creator put them; therefore, they cannot be discovered," said Maxey. "They already know the Creator and the Creator knows them. This is true for all people."
Rosanne Dyce-Andersen, a delegate of the Justice and Witness Ministries Board from the South Dakota Conference, said that the resolution originally came out of sacred conversations on race within the South Dakota Conference and the Dakota Association. When Justice and Witness Ministries was asked to add their name to the resolution, they received unanimous support.
"When it went to the South Dakota Conference meeting in early June, we again got 100% vote," said Dyce-Anderson. "I am asking you to consider this resolution and I ask for a 100% delegate vote here."
Jim Moos, Executive for Wider Church Ministries, spoke in support of the resolution, joining Justice and Witness Ministries and the Council for American Indian Ministries in commitment to its implementation.
In a final appeal prior to the discussion and vote, Burke reminded delegates that Native Americans, Alaskan Natives and Native Hawaiians "have patiently waited and are patiently waiting and committee one hopes General Synod will award their patience."
And, the delegates did—with overwhelming support.
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MO-KAN College Dance Alliance
Lindsey Lococo
Lindsey Lococo is the coach and choreographer for the University of Illinois – Chicago Dancing Flames, but her fantastic choreo can also be seen on other high performing teams. She shares with us her choreo process, what she does to keep things fresh for game day, how she cleans routines, and she also shares some great stories and lessons that she's learned along the way.
Why she loves coaching at UIC: "I think we're a school located in a big city and the challenge there is that there are so many other opportunities for the young kids that are coming to you. I feel like it's not that they're coming to a campus, they're coming to a city, and they have they have all of these other opportunities and I did it, I experienced it while I was there. I wasn't just on the dance team. I was doing other dance projects and dance companies. So I think the challenge is that there's just so much opportunity for them to do other things. Sometimes it can be hard to find people that can commit as much time and energy as we need on a team can be difficult. I love our school. I love just the energy that we have. We're a very non-traditional school. I think that that's what makes us different is that our games have a different energy about them. It's a younger school. We haven't had the same traditions for the last hundred years. It's kind of cool because it allows us to create new traditions and change it up."
The biggest coaching challenge: "I definitely think the hardest thing is the balance and kind of finding that with college students especially. They're adults and they're starting to experience those real life situations and as a coach you want to help as much as you can. When your kids are hurting, you're hurting. At the college level some of them are living on their own now for the first time and the responsibilities and their own lives are different and I think that can sometimes be a challenge. I think the best way to kind of address some of that is just to be really like a resource. If I don't know the answer, where can we find the resources?"
Keeping game day fun: "We've had pretty much all of the the decades every year for the past few years. We've done seventies, eighties, nineties, movies, some boy band stuff happening, We've done Star Wars games. We had Storm Trooper masks and we did a performance, we had a really cool remix and then Sparky our Dragon came out and was Darth Vader. Instead of t-shirt tosses, we were throwing out hot dogs, just everything that are staples to to the city and the music that we were dancing to relates to the city of Chicago. I don't know if a lot of people will get this but we passed an inflatable cow around the stand and all the way to the fire because the cows started the Chicago Fire."
Cleaning routines: "I always have a plan for the practice. If I know that we want to get through a certain section. I'm thinking maybe 15-20 seconds, then I want to go through in that day, depending on the length of the practice. So really planning like, you know, Tuesday, we're going 0 to 15 seconds and we're really going to focus hard on this section. Then I usually take it four 8 counts at a time. We also use the Coach's Eye app. It's like kind of building up from the small and then working towards your full runs. We actually before Nationals we have everyone do it as a solo. And I just got a Bluetooth projector that goes with my iPad so we can watch videos as a team during practice."
Trends: "I feel like maybe on the Jazz contemporary aside, you're definitely seeing across becoming just a stronger influence in what we're doing, but on the flipside for hip-hop, we're starting to see less tricks and I really enjoy that, I really love that. We've really kind of seen teams go back to fundamental hip-hop and movement as opposed to having to do big power moves. And I think it's good to have both. I think it's great to have balance of both, but it's nice to see that the the fundamental techniques of certain genres and Hip-Hop are kind of being recognized and rewarded as well as just like the big, big trick moment."
Her choreography process: "I'm 'team music first.' I have to I have to find a song that this kind of jumps out at me or songs, you know, if it's going to be a mix of songs that are going to jump out at me. And again, making sure that it's something that you know the coach and I will usually talk about it, but at the end of the day, I want to make sure that the kids like it I know some coaches don't allow their kids to have necessarily input, but like kind of being on that page that they're going to want to practice it for 5 months. So music for me first and then usually I chart my music and I'll find the highs and lows, those big moments where I can kind of create some big build or maybe it is a skill and maybe it's just some sort of big visual and then I'm usually thinking of shapes first so I do a lot of my staging first, move my forms and see where it's going and kind of see the shapes that I'm creating, then I'll usually go back in and put the meat in of the choreography."
Keeping current: "I definitely think there's so much opportunity and there's, so much dance out there, so kind of keeping a pulse on what's happening in whatever genre, paying attention to all genres and kind of see what's happening. I think sometimes we stay in our own State bubble. Watching Nationals obviously is like a great way to kind of see stuff, but globally is important too. I think continuing to attend clinics or attend sessions has been the most valuable thing to me the past couple of years. I think we've had more opportunity to do that and there's just been more events for us. But trying to connect with other coaches and choreographers, kind of keeping a pulse on everything that's happening and just kind of branching out from your region."
Advice to other coaches: "Don't be afraid to reach out to other coaches and build a community. I think having a community of coaches that you could talk to or other dance Educators. There are so many people that probably don't understand what we're going through as coaches. Find someone that can relate to what you are going through and what you're experiencing."
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Q: undefined reference returning exit status Error returned at line 27 (line beginning with "charges") stating "undeclared reference (for the calculateCharge, to my best guess) and compiler notes says "ld returned 1 exit status"
I can't for the life of me get what need to change.
float calculateCharge(float);

int main()
{
  printf("Hello world!\n");

  int car;
  int num_cars;
  float total_charges = 0;
  float total_hours = 0;

  printf("How many cars?\n\n");      //prompt
  scanf("%d", &num_cars);            //prompt

  float hours [num_cars + 1];        //declaring parallel arrays
  float charges [num_cars + 1];

  for (car=1; car<=num_cars; car++)
  {
      printf("How many hours for car #%d?", car);     //prompt
      scanf("%f", &hours[car]);                       //input hours
      charges [car] = calculateCharge(hours [car]);
      total_charges = total_charges + charges [car];
      total_hours = total_hours + hours [car];
  }
  printf("%s\t%s\t%s\t", "Car", "Hours", "Charge");

  for (car = 1; car <=num_cars; car++)
  {
       printf("\n%d\t%.2f\t%.2f\n", car, hours[car], charges[car]);
  }

printf("\n%s\t%.2f\t%.2f\n", "Total", total_hours, total_charges);

return 0;
}

A: Assuming this is the entirety of your code, you have provided a forward declaration of what the signature of calculateCharge is, so the compiler can generate the code to call it (once it knows where the actual definition is), but you haven't provided that actual definition.


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Trilateration
One-way Ranging
The Navigation Message
The Control Segment
GPS Time
Atmospheric Correction
The Almanac, Time to First Fix and Satellite Health
Telemetry and Handover Words
The P and C/A Codes
The C/A Code
Modulation of Carrier Wave
GPS Ranging
Phase Angles
Phase Shift
The Integer Ambiguity Problem
A Different Strategy
Two Types of Observables
Spread Spectrum and Code Modulation of L1 GPS Carrier
More About Code Chips
Code Correlation
The Delay Lock Loop
Imperfect Oscillators and Clock Corrections
The Pseudorange Equation
The One-percent Rule of Thumb
The Carrier Phase Observable
Source: GPS for Land Surveyors
Strictly speaking, a pseudorange observable is based on a time shift. This time shift can be symbolized by dτ, d tau, and is the time elapsed between the instant a GPS signal leaves a satellite and the instant it arrives at a receiver. The concept can be illustrated by the process of setting a watch from a time signal heard over a telephone.
Propagation Delay
Imagine that a recorded voice said, "The time at the tone is 3 hours and 59 minutes." If a watch was set at the instant the tone was heard, the watch would be wrong. Supposing that the moment the tone was broadcast was indeed 3 hours and 59 minutes, the moment the tone is heard must be a bit later. It is later because it includes the time it took the tone to travel through the telephone lines from the point of broadcast to the point of reception. This elapsed time would be approximately equal to the length of the circuitry traveled by the tone divided by the speed of the electricity, which is the same as the speed of all electromagnetic energy, including light and radio signals. In fact, it is possible to imagine measuring the actual length of that circuitry by doing the division.
In GPS, that elapsed time is known as the propagation delay and it is used to measure length. The measurement is accomplished by a combination of codes. The idea is somewhat similar to the strategy used in EDMs. But where an EDM generates an internal replica of its carrier wave to correlate with the signal it receives by reflection, a pseudorange is measured by a GPS receiver using a replica of a portion of the code that is modulated onto the carrier wave. The GPS receiver generates this replica itself and it is used to compare with the code that is coming in from the satellite.
To conceptualize the process, one can imagine two codes generated at precisely the same time and identical in every regard: one in the satellite and one in the receiver. The satellite sends its code to the receiver but, on its arrival, the codes do not line up even though they are identical. They do not correlate, that is until the replica code in the receiver is time shifted a little bit. Once that is done, the receiver generated replica code fits the received satellite code. It is this time shift that reveals the propagation delay. The propagation delay is the time it took the signal to make the trip from the satellite to the receiver, dτ. It is the same idea described above as the time it took the tone to travel through the telephone lines, except the GPS code is traveling through space and atmosphere. Once the time shift of the replica code is accomplished, the two codes match perfectly and the time the satellite signal spends in transit has been measured, well, almost. It would be wonderful if that time shift could simply be divided by the speed of light and yield the true distance between the satellite and the receiver at that instant, and it is close, but there are physical limitations on the process that prevent such a perfect relationship.
As mentioned earlier, the almanac information from the NAV message of the first satellite a GPS receiver acquires tells it which satellites can be expected to come into view. With this information, the receiver can load up pieces of the C/A codes for each of those satellites. Then the receiver tries to line up the replica C/A codes with the signals it is actually receiving from the satellites. Actually lining up the code from the satellite with the replica in the GPS receiver is called autocorrelation, and depends on the transformation of code chips into code states. The formula used to derive code states (+1 and -1) from code chips (0 and 1) is:
code state = 1-2x
where x is the code chip value. For example, a normal code state is +1, and corresponds to a code chip value of 0. A mirror code state is -1, and corresponds to a code chip value of 1.
The function of these code states can be illustrated by asking three questions: First, if a tracking loop of code states generated in a receiver does not match code states received from the satellite, how does the receiver know? In that case, for example, the sum of the products of each of the receiver's 10 code states, with each of the code states from the satellite, when divided by 10, does not equal 1. In the example in the illustration the result is 0.40. Second, what does the receiver do when the code states in the receiver do not match the code states received from the satellite? It shifts the frequency of its search a little bit from the center of the L1 1575.42 MHZ. This is done to accommodate the inevitable Doppler shift of the incoming signal since the satellite is always either moving toward or away from the receiver. The receiver also shifts its piece of code in time. These iterative small shifts in both time and frequency continue until the receiver code states do in fact match the signal from the satellite. Third, how does the receiver know when a tracking loop of replica code states does match code states from the satellite? In the case illustrated in the image, the sum of the products of each code state of the receiver's replica 10, with each of the 10 from the satellite, divided by 10, is exactly 1. This is shown in the illustration at "Correlation!" where the receiver's replica code fits the code from the satellite like a key fits a lock.
The interesting thing is that that time shift for correlation gives the receiver approximately the amount of elapsed time that it took the signal to come from the satellite to the receiver. Obviously, if the receiver knows the elapsed time and it knows the frequency of the signal, it then knows the distance (the range) between itself and the satellite. This is how the pseudorange works. If this were the whole story, we'd be done, and of course, it isn't the whole story.
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Classic Chevrolet Sugar Land presents The Exchange Club of Sugar Land's 32nd Annual Spaghetti Dinner Fundraiser to be held on Friday, April 26th from 5:30 pm to 8 pm in the Fluor Corporation Cafeteria, located at 1 Fluor Daniel Drive, Sugar Land.
This fundraiser supports local non-profits including Child Advocates of Fort Bend, Fort Bend County Women's Center, Texana Center for Autistic Children, Fort Bend Seniors Meals on Wheels, Fort Bend Council on Substance Abuse, Crime Stoppers, YMCA, ESCAPE Family Resource Center, Literacy Council of Fort Bend and many others. It also supports Exchange Cooperative Community Service Projects like Santa's Exchange, which provides thousands of gifts for underprivileged children.
This year there are nine local law enforcement agencies and firefighter teams competing in the Spaghetti Sauce Cook-off. They will be judged by our Celebrity Judging Team, which includes Joe Southern, Fort Bend Star editor; Patti Parish-Kaminski, absolutely! focus media publisher and Minerva Perez, Latina Voices.
Each team's eccentric costumes are always a hit. A children's area with a cake walk, face painting, games and prizes is also part of the fun-filled event. A live and silent auction, raffle and live entertainment complete this enjoyable evening.
Have tickets to Giggle or Celtic Women? Then join the Exchange Club of Sugar Land at the Spaghetti Dinner for supper! And remember, it's all for the kids!
For more information or to purchase tickets, contact Carlos Perez at 281-923-4900 or look for Eventbrite ticket buttons on Facebook, www.ecsl.org or go to Classic Chevrolet located in Sugar Land.


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Mr. Clement is the former Vice President and Senior Loan Officer of Citizens Trust Bank in Atlanta, Georgia.
He was a board member of two publicly-traded companies.
He is active in numerous civic and community organizations around the issue of entrepreneurship, social and economic parity. Mr. Clement is former Chair of the board of Opportunity Funding Corporation, a trustee of the Maynard Jackson Youth Foundation, and a trustee of the Woodruff Arts Center, and the Trustee Board of Antioch Baptist Church. Mr. Clement was a charter member of the 100 Black Men of Atlanta and a former Board Chair of the Atlanta Business League.
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Q: Child controls not registered to parent form I have a form in a parent component and I want to register controls to it from a child component, but they don't appear in its list.
In my child component I have declared my control #myVar="ngModel" yet it doesn't register it on the parent form.
Simplified version of my code:
Parent:
<form>
    <app-child></app-child>
</form>
Child:
<input #myInput="ngModel">
    <app-another-child [param]="myInput.control"></app-another-child>
</input>
I'm not sure if I'm missing something - 1 week noob with angular :)

A: In a subform you need to specify this:
viewProviders: [ { provide: ControlContainer, useExisting: NgForm } ]

Check this stackblitz for working example.