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Keangnam Hanoi Landmark Tower
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328.6 m / 1,078 ft
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Height 328.6 m / 1,078 ft
Keangnam Hanoi
Pham Hung
hotel / residential / office
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# of Apartments
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Number of Hotel Rooms refers to the total number of hotel rooms contained within a particular building.
Tallest in Asia
Tallest in Hanoi
Tallest Mixed-use Building in the World
Tallest Mixed-use Building in Asia
Tallest Mixed-use Building in Vietnam
Tallest Mixed-use Building in Hanoi
Tallest Concrete Building in the World
Tallest Concrete Building in Asia
Tallest Concrete Building in Vietnam
Tallest Concrete Building in Hanoi
HOK, Inc.
Dong Yang Structural Engineers
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Parsons Brinckerhoff Consultants Private Limited
Dow Corning Corporation
AON Holdings
Qatar Investment Authority
Heerim Architects & Planners; HOK, Inc.; Samoo Architects & Engineers
Keangnam Enterprise
BMT Fluid Mechanics Ltd.
CTBUH Releases Year in Review: Tall Trends of 2012
31 December 2012 - CTBUH Journal
03 March 2008 | Hanoi
Sustainable Design in South Korea and Vietnam
Matthias A. Olt & James P. Rothwell of Callison, discussed two high-rise towers in South Korea and Vietnam at the CTBUH 8th World Congress in...
Application of Post-Tension Technology on Tall Buildings
Kwangryang Chung, Jungwoo Park & Younghye Kim, Dong Yang Structural Engineers Co., Ltd; Dohun Kim, POSCO E&C
It's been a decade since post-tension system began to be applied in earnest to buildings in Korea. In the meantime, posttension system has been used...
About Keangnam Hanoi Landmark Tower
Upon completion in 2012, Keangnam Hanoi Landmark Tower was the tallest building in Vietnam and was a redefining moment for the city of Hanoi, which at the time had very few tall buildings. The 72 story building is comprised of offices and is the tallest in a three building complex featuring two 49 story residential towers with curved facades to maximize views. While the complex is located on the western edge of the city, the placement positions the development within the center of a newly established central business district.
In order to construct the complex in the soft soils of Hanoi, 980 piles with diameters of up to two meters across were drilled deep underground in a process which took longer than one full year during the construction phase. The reinforced concrete frame of the 72 story tower utilized post-tensioning which allowed the structure to rise as quickly as of one floor every five days, a rate which is faster than what would have occurred with conventional construction techniques. Cladding the tower is a double glazed façade, producing a desired modern aesthetic for the exterior which combined with an intelligent building systems technology, provides a high level of energy efficiency. At the peak of construction, the worksite employed as many as 8000 people at one time.
The base of the Keangnam Hanoi Landmark Tower is attached to a shared podium structure containing shops, a department store and a cinema from which all three towers then rise. The main tower then is comprised of offices on floors 12-46, serviced apartments on floors 48-60 and a full service hotel on floors 62-70. The uppermost 72nd floor contains an observatory with a panoramic view of Hanoi and its rapidly growing skyline.
Year in Review: Tall Trends of 2012
Kevin Brass, Antony Wood & Marty Carver, CTBUH
For the first time in six years the number of tall buildings completed annually around the world declined as the effects of the global financial...

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John Barclay – writer, entertainer and performance poet
John Barclay is a writer, entertainer and performance poet based in Dorset, England. Deftly crafted pieces in styles to suit their subjects, his poems are dramatic rather than descriptive, in-your-face rather than introspective. Whether angry, moving, surreal, witty or daft, John presents them with charm and theatrical flair, proving that poetry has come out of the dusty bookcase into the real world, or at least the world of entertainment.
A former Marks & Spencer speechwriter, in 2005 John brought out a collection of poems called 'The Blood of Others'. He has written plays, sketches, comedy material, song lyrics, newspaper articles and published a travel memoir 'SURFACE MALE - Round the World Without Flying'.


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Egypt gears up to host next climate summit
Egypt will host the 27th session of the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change in 2022 amid international human rights objections.
The podium is seen ahead of the start of COP26 on Oct. 31, 2021, in Glasgow, Scotland. - Christopher Furlong/Getty Images
A correspondent in Egypt
Egypt will host the 27th session of the Conference of the Parties (COP27) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) in 2022, while the United Arab Emirates will receive participants in the COP28 in 2023.
In a statement issued Nov. 11, the Egyptian Ministry of Environment said, "Egypt will officially host the upcoming Conference of Parties to the United Nations Convention on Climate Change (COP27) in Sharm El-Sheikh in 2022." The selection announcement was made at the Glasgow conference (COP26), currently in session.
The Ministry of Environment praised this as a new chapter of Egypt's climate action leadership in the region, which aims to unite the world's efforts in facing the effects of climate change.
In her speech at the Glasgow conference on behalf of the Egyptian government, Egyptian Minister of Environment Yasmine Fouad thanked all delegations, especially African parties, for endorsing Egypt's offer to host the next COP. She also called for global efforts to minimize climate change, whose impact affects all countries without any discrimination and requires multilateral, active, dynamic and cooperative action.
Fouad reiterated what President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi said in his speech at the World Leaders Summit on Nov. 1, affirming that COP27 will be a true African conference.
She added, "We hope to make progress in priority areas such as climate financing, adaptation, and loss and damage, to keep pace with the progress that the world hopes to achieve in mitigation and carbon neutrality efforts."
On the sidelines of her participation in COP26, Fouad launched Egypt's National Climate Change Strategy 2059, which aims to enable Egypt to plan and manage climate change at various levels and support the achievement of sustainable development goals and the goals of Egypt's Vision 2030, through a flexible and low-emissions approach that efficiently counters the effects and repercussions of climate change.
Other regional countries previously hosted the UNFCCC's COP. Morocco hosted COP7 in 2001 and COP22 in 2016, while Qatar hosted COP18 in 2012.
Samir Tantawi, director of the climate change project at the United Nations Development Program, believes Egypt was selected as a sign of appreciation by the international community for the efforts exerted by the state in the field of development while preserving the environment.
He explained that the COP board of directors examines the hosting bids, forms a panel of specialists to visit the proposed sites for hosting the conference, and verifies the logistical aspects in the countries such as infrastructure, transportation networks and services. The panel then submits its report to the COP board of directors. The board makes a decision, which it then submits to the COP for approval.
Tantawi added, "In 2018, Egypt hosted the 14th session of the Conference of Parties (COP14) to the United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity, which boosted Egypt's experiences in hosting such international conferences."
In a phone call to Al-Monitor, Tantawi noted that the Egyptian government has been focusing on the issue of climate change. He said, "The Supreme Committee of the National Council for Climate has been formed, headed by the prime minister with the membership of the relevant ministries. Other bodies were also formed within each of the concerned ministries. This is in addition to the development of energy-generating projects from renewable and clean sources, whether solar, wind or hydro energy."
On the impact of climate change on Egypt, Saber Othman, climate change expert and former director of the climate change department at the Ministry of Environment, warned that Alexandria faces the risk of being submerged by rising sea levels. "Streets will be flooded but the city will not completely disappear," he said. "If measures are not taken to reduce emissions or protect the beaches, this would happen by the year 2100."
Othman indicated that the mega deltas most vulnerable to climate change are the Ganges-Brahmaputra delta in Bangladesh, the Mekong delta in Vietnam and the Nile delta in Egypt.
Jauad El Kharraz, executive director of the Regional Center for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency in Cairo, told Al-Monitor by phone that Egypt deserves to host the conference. He said Egypt has exerted huge efforts and is implementing a series of projects in the field of renewable energy, which are part of the climate change adaptation and mitigation measures framework.
"When hosting the conference, I expect Egypt to focus on providing the necessary financial support to African countries in particular and developing countries in general in order to counter and mitigate the effects of climate change," he said.
Kharraz said that Egypt has a lot of work ahead of it in the coming months after being chosen to host and chair the upcoming climate summit.
"Egypt has to work on four levels in the coming period and build on the outcomes of the Glasgow conference. Egypt has a great deal of work at the global level in terms of implementing the commitments to mitigate harmful emissions, adapting to climate change and managing the transition. Also, the financing issue in this respect is a top priority," he added.
Meanwhile, Human Rights Watch panned the decision to have Egypt host the upcoming climate summit. In a strongly worded statement on Nov. 15, the organization said, "COP27 participating countries should prepare to counter Egypt using its role as COP27 host to whitewash its appalling record of human rights abuses."
The statement quoted deputy Middle East director at Human Rights Watch Joe Stork as saying, "Egypt is a glaringly poor choice to host COP27 and rewards the repressive rule of President Sisi despite his government's appalling abuses."
He added, "Countries participating in COP27 should press Egypt to release the thousands of people jailed solely for exercising their right to free speech and peaceful assembly."
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Applications are invited from suitable qualified candidates for the job vacancy of Chief Marketing Officer At MTN Uganda.
To develop and execute the overall marketing strategy for the acquisition and retention of subscribers and the growth value of those subscribers. To maintain Market Share Leadership within the industry.
• Provides strategic input at a first line report level in assisting the CEO in developing the overall strategic direction of the company.
• Responsible for the ownership, development, and growth of the MTN Brand. This includes developing and integrating all Brand strategies via advertising, sponsorship, promotions, public relations, and any other means.
• Assisting in the development of the MTN Business and Marketing Plan up to the Gross Revenue line.
• Product development- responsible for determining Company product and service range, development of such products.
• Product management- manage all existing products to ensure they remain competitive and operationally sound with the market.
• Develop advertising and Brand strategies, executes advertising plans and establish a comprehensive communication plan to build the Company's Brand image which stimulates connections, usage and merchandising.
• Develops Corporate/Business Marketing plans, Fixed-lines, Mobile, data, ICT and international gateway solutions to the Corporate market.
• Retail advertising- manages conceptualization of MTN retail image and application of the MTN Brand with the retail environment.
• Coordinate Company research requirements ranging from primary, secondary research to competitive intelligence.
• Provides Analysis of actual market performance against plans and prepares Reports appropriately.
• Develops Company tariffs and pricing for all existing and for new products and services.
• Bachelor's Degree in Marketing or Business Administration, Commerce or equivalent.
• 7-10 year's Marketing or commercial experience in a Telecoms industry or an FMCG Service-oriented Organization.
• Strong Telecommunications and business management experience.
• Strong understanding of and Products.
• Good understanding of emerging markets is advantageous.
• Experience in People management is required.
• Brand building and Management.
• Retail and Distribution Management.
• Process and Business Modeling.
• Business Analysis and Intelligence.
• Budgeting & Budgetary control.
• Executive Development Program Training.
• Knowledge of Financial procedures, procurement procedures etc.
• Knowledge of Telecommunications industry.
• Consumer environment and factors impacting consumer demand.
• Customer value management (CVM).
• Excellent Communication skills and Presentation skills.
• Consumer behavior and market dynamics and research principles.
• Interpersonal skills and able to relate at all levels within the business.
• Trend analysis and interpretation.
• High volume data analysis.
Interested candidates should email their Job Applications addressed to the GM-Human Resources, with detailed CVs, certified copies of academic certificates (originals are to be presented at the interview), to ugrecruitment.UG@mtn.com, not later than Tuesday, 02nd April 2019.
NB: Please note that the presentation of false academic documents and certification will lead to criminal prosecution. Any form of canvassing will lead to automatic disqualification.
Only successful candidates will be contacted.


By meeting in the hallways with colleagues, we have come up with serendipitous ideas. These ideas are usually within our domain of expertise. These I think of as "micro-serendipity" (microS). On the other hand, by meeting for lunches — or even retreats — with people from other disciplines, we have come up with more significant, broader, potentially-higher-impact ideas. These I think of as "macro-serendipity" (macroS). MicroS advances the ideas in a given field, in ways that are usually somewhat predictable and frequently important. MacroS can create a new field. Both microS and macroS are important, at the right time. Are you doing one, and need to try the other more often?


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What FPD Has Been Up to Lately
Sorel & Lucky Magazine at Olive & Bette's
Feting Sorel's latest collection in tandem with Lucky Magazine and the opening of Olive & Bette's new store on the Upper East Side, there was plenty of hot cider and marshmallow treats circulating to get everyone in the mood for the colder weather and the warmth of Sorel boots. Picture on me and above, the classic Sorel Caribous (available for men and women).
The Ride, compliments of RapidLash
I experienced The Ride, an interactive bus tour of midtown Manhattan, compliments of RapidLash (for longer looking lashes, $49.95), which was a 75-minute ride that went all over giving informative, and quirky facts, with music and dance performances interspersed throughout.
[top image via Ny.racked.com]
Forever 21 5th Avenue Store Opening
Forever 21 has a temporary home (for six months) in the old, ornate Takashimaya department store along the prime stretch of Fifth Avenue in NYC (between 54th and 55th streets). I got to experience the new store the day before the grand opening, and with six floors, interesting display and an overall upscale presentation and merchandising of the items, I was LOVING it! In fact, I think this is going to be my favorite Forever 21 location… there's a whole floor dedicated to accessories and to menswear.
Ralph Lauren Women's New Mansion, Madison and 72nd Street
Next time you find yourself on the stretch of Madison Avenue with boutique after boutique, don't forget to head to the Ralph Lauren Women's store – the new mansion built just to house the high end women's collection. It's a full lifestyle offering with Ralph Lauren home encompassing the top floor, and each successive floor complete with accessories, apparel, and of course, plenty of Ricky bags.
[Images via the Spanish Institute and Vogue.com]
Balenciaga: Spanish Master Exhibit at The Queen Sophia Spanish Institute
This exhibit at The Queen Sophia Spanish Institute on the Upper East Side (Park and 68th) just opened, and is a must-see for those who truly appreciate a master couturier whose garments don't date past the 1960s, yet feel indescribably modern. From bullfighting to religious inspirations in his designs, you can clearly see why Cristobal Balenciaga's reputation has upheld all of these years.


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Q: Sending a local stream to multiple remote peers How do I send my local video stream to multiple remote peers? Do I need to instantiate one PeerConnection per remote peer? Or can the same PeerConnection be used for all remote peers at the same time?

A: According to user dom on #webrtc on irc.w3.org, each PeerConnection is associated with a single remote peer. The developer is responsible for sharing the same stream instance with multiple PeerConnections:
<Cow_woC> Can a single PeerConnection connect to multiple remote peers, or only a single one at a time? If I want to stream the same video to multiple remote peers, what am I supposed to do?
<dom> Cow_woC, you need to manage several PeerConnection objects
<dom> and plug your video stream to each of them
<Cow_woC> dom: How do I share the camera feed with multiple PeerConnections? Is getUserMedia() allowed to return the same resource (and share it) multiple times?
<Cow_woC> dom: Or am I responsible for keeping the reference around and passing it to multiple PeerConnections?
<dom> the latter

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We are looking for new and gently used items to be sold as a Christmas gift during our White Angel Sale. All gifts will be wrapped during the sale so we could also use wrapping paper and tape. If you would like to volunteer during the sale please contact the school. Our White Angel Sale will be on December 15th and 18th.


A commercial property in an attractive location planted over the period 1988-1993 which comprises of a mosaic of spruce dominated crops interspersed with a significant area of open ground. (Photo courtesy of Bidwells LLP).
A small stand of mature spruce located in an attractive coastal location.
An attractive mixed conifer and native woodland planted in the 1980's. (Photo courtesy of John Clegg & Co).
A prime commercial spruce forest planted in the late 1980's. The main forest block also benefits from a consented house site and 4 further house sites are available as a separate lot. (Photo courtesy of John Clegg & Co).
The property comprises of two woodland blocks planted in the 1990's and a pony paddock. The woodlands are attractive mixed species plantings with mixed broadleaves comprising of just over 50% of each block.
Available as three separate small woodland lots. Two lots are blocks of mixed broadleaf woodland and the other comprises of Sitka spruce planted in 2001. Two of the lots benefit from frontage onto Loch Awe.
A small commercial spruce forest comprising of both mature timber and young crops re-stocked in 2016. (Photo courtesy of John Clegg & Co).
The property comprises of a mix of spruce and mixed broadleaf crops including some 8 hectares where broadleaves are regenerating after recent felling activity. (Photo courtesy of John Clegg & Co).


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Shining a light on those who prey
By Richard Metzger
Special to the Los Angeles Times
God's Lunatics
Lost Souls, False Prophets, Martyred Saints, Murderous Cults, Demonic Nuns, and Other Victims of Man's Eternal Search for the Divine
Michael Largo
HarperCollins: 480 pp., $16.99 paper
Sometimes the best place to hide something is out in the open. Michael Largo chose to veil his wry polemic against the excesses of religious dogma and superstition in the form of an alphabetized reference book. In this deceptively benign format, even something with a title like "God's Lunatics" — hardly a coy understatement — can come across more measured and nuanced, than, say, one of Richard Dawkins or Christopher Hitchens' slash-and-burn screeds against faith, which can strike even nonbelievers as unnecessarily offensive to those who do believe.
In Largo's hands, the origins and customs of the world's great religions are purposefully given equal time alongside tales of lecherous popes, greedy gurus and apocalyptic cult leaders. With example after example of often stunning religious lunacy, Largo marshals a powerful and difficult argument to refute, namely, that religion has done far more harm than good for mankind. By the time readers have traveled from entries on the afterlife and the Akashic record to those on the Westboro Baptist Church and the Salem witch trials, Largo's exhaustive examples of religion's excesses will leave them, well, exhausted.
Among the head-scratching notions found in "God's Lunatics" is the fact that 59% of Americans believe that the events described in the biblical book of Revelation will actually come to pass. The extraterrestrial aspects of not only Scientology but Islam are discussed (each day, Largo writes, more than a billion people pray in the direction of Mecca, not because it is the birthplace of Islam but because of the Black Stone, a meteorite sitting in the Kaaba). Levitating ascetic St. Thomas Aquinas and the virgin martyr St. Agatha — normally depicted carrying her breasts on a platter — compete for space against decidedly less saintly types such as self-described Victorian-era "Antichrist" Aleister Crowley and the Robin Hood-esque Jesus Malverde, protector of those who would traffic in los drogas. (DEA agents know that the presence of a Malverde medallion or dashboard saint is usually a dead giveaway that narcotics are present.) In one entry, Largo details the staggering number of King David's sexual conquests. ( Tiger Woods has nothing, I repeat, nothing, on the Jewish patriarch.)
Although the author doesn't hesitate to employ coldly withering prose when describing religious con men and faking fakirs, his smartly written A-Z capsule entries allow readers to come to their own conclusions. Surprisingly, the author has a lingering affection for "seekers" — who he seems to think are born every minute. Despite his clear misgivings about organized religions and cults alike, Largo still harbors a grudging respect — even envy — for those who would spend their lives questing after religious ecstasy. There's no shame in wanting to know why we exist and if there is a creator and what his or her master plan might be — but he's markedly less generous with those who would claim to possess that creator's secrets or dispense them.
Metzger is a writer and television producer who blogs at https://www.dangerousminds.net.


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Singing familiar songs may help prompt Alzheimer's patients to speak
Kathryn Doyle
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) – With advanced Alzheimer's disease, language deteriorates and patients spontaneously speak less and less. In a small study from Israel, group music therapy sessions using tailored songs helped people with middle- to late-stage Alzheimer's strike up communication.
The study may be small, but it nicely demonstrates what music therapists and gerontologists have known for a while, said Alicia Ann Clair, director of the Music Education and Music Therapy Division at the University of Kansas in Lawrence, who wasn't part of the study.
"It's one of those things that's kind of known but has not been researched so it's great this was done," Clair told Reuters Health.
In her experience, singing is a great way to engage with some people with advanced dementia. People who may not otherwise be able to communicate may start to spontaneously sing along, otherwise vocalize, make eye contact or simply calm down, she said.
"But (the new study) was done with people who had a history of singing and enjoying it and being part of a singing culture. If you try to do this with non-singers I don't know if they would engage," she noted.
For the study, six patients ages 65 to 83 attended group music therapy sessions twice a week for a month. Four of the patients were born in Israel; the other two were born in Eastern Europe and immigrated to Israel in their early teens.
The patients were not able to consent to the study due to their cognitive state, so their legal guardians or main caregivers gave consent.
Ayelet Dassa, a music therapist and the lead author of the study, selected 24 songs popular in Israel between 1930 and the late 1950s for the sessions.
"In Israel especially for this group, they came here or were born when the state was becoming independent," Dassa told Reuters Health. The songs she chose were part of the foundation of the patients' adult identity, which was tied to their country and their heritage, she said.
The music sessions led to spontaneous conversations about the songs, memories the songs triggered and about the act of singing as a group. Some participants talked about life on the Kibbutz many decades ago, or about learning certain songs in school with their music teachers. Others expressed pride at being able to remember lyrics to the songs and participating as part of a group.
Dassa published the study in the Journal of Music Therapy as part of her doctoral dissertation with the help of her advisor, Dorit Amir, in the music department of Bar Ilan University in Ramat-Gan, Israel.
"A large part of the conversation was about how they sang as individuals (and) as a group, and they gave compliments to each other," she said.
Many were excited to continue singing even after the study was over, Dassa said.
"The idea that they are part of something is very important to people with Alzheimer's," she said. "They lose their sense of self. Their self esteem is very low."
The major burden in Alzheimer's disease is losing communication, which distresses patients and can make families feel isolated or hopeless, she said. In her nearly 20 years of working with these patients as a music therapist, she noticed that singing could act like a bridge over that divide.
She has seen people who couldn't speak or communicate in any way suddenly start singing, she said. The study was inspired by one particular example: she sang to an older woman who was unable to communicate but would scream a mix of Hebrew and English. The woman couldn't sing along, but she quieted and made eye contact.
As Dassa finished singing, the patient said, "What a beautiful song."
"I instruct caregivers and families to use singing in their daily care," Dassa said. "It helps elicit memories and reduce agitation, and helps reduce the resistance to many activities, like taking a shower, eating (and) refusing to take pills on time."
Families only need basic instruction to get started, she said.
But singing may not always help these patients, Clair noted. Though some patients may start talking and commenting on music or about past memories triggered by the music, they will likely still be unable to engage in most conversation about present-day topics.
And while some songs elicit happy memories from the past, others may be linked to unhappy memories.
"If you happen to find a piece of music with which there are painful memories associated it could cause distress, so if you're singing to the loved one and they react by pulling away or grimacing, immediately stop what you're doing and switch to another song," Clair cautioned.
Reading aloud is another way to engage patients who may not have a musical background, she said.
"What we get down to here is caregivers losing all contact and really being desperate for anything with which they can connect with people they love. They go to visit and there's nothing to do," she said. "Singing is something you can do."
SOURCE: bit.ly/1w62eLr Journal of Music Therapy, online June 19, 2014.


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As farm to school efforts expand across the country, from small towns to large cities, from rural schools to large urban districts, there are many different types of policy that support these initiatives. Local school wellness policies and city purchasing policies that support and prioritize farm to school are policy interventions that have been successful in ensuring farm to school activities. This fact sheet explore these local policy opportunities.


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Two-time Emmy Award-Winning Correspondent, Attorney, On-Air Legal Analyst
From Television Reporter to Mom
07/07/2015 02:17 pm ET Updated Jul 07, 2016
A malteser is the British version of a whopper. I first met the chocolate malt ball when I presented a box to the President of NBC News. "How did you know I love these?" She asked. "A birdie told me," I said, coolly. I had done my research. After reading somewhere about her favorite snack, I tracked it down at a West Village confectionary called Tea and Sympathy. I was interviewing to be a reporter for the Today show and the NBC Nightly News. What better way to show my investigative techniques than to hone in on the details? The details make the story.
When I first applied for network correspondent jobs, with just four years of reporting experience, I didn't expect to land any interviews. A few months later, I sat in front of CNN's Vice President of News. A month later, I was back at NBC, discussing auto parts with Brian Williams. One of my relatives sells them and Brian was on the hunt for a custom grille for his All-American truck. Was this really happening? It felt surreal.
For the past ten years, I had worked virtually every job in television news. I buried my brain in law books for three years, hoping an advanced degree would give me an edge as a reporter. It helped me land my first job at News 12 the Bronx, where I worked with a skeleton crew: me, myself and I. The technical term is "one-man band," which festively translates to mean lug fifty pounds of equipment, report, write, shoot, edit and drive around in shoddy cars with questionable breaks while rushing to make deadlines. Some days I was so busy making sure my head was in frame, I had no time to absorb the sight of blood trickling down the street at those murder scenes. When it snowed, I was up at the stroke of midnight, for a two o'clock in time to go live every fifteen minutes for eight hours. Often times, the frostbite on my fingers was more visually appealing than the vacant streets. Notwithstanding all my hard work, go figure that my most memorable story was about a man making out with a chicken on the subway.
I was lucky to be starting out in the number one television market in the country. I found a way to differentiate myself at News 12 by chasing down exclusives. Two and a half years later, I was hired by WCBS in New York City. I remember the first time I walked into the building. A man pointed me down a long hallway toward the newsroom and told me it was where I could find gourmet cheese. With each step, I had to reluctantly unglue my eyes from the posters of my icons on the walls: Scott Pelley, Lesley Stahl, Bob Schieffer, among others. Was I really working here? As a petite girl, working alongside television giants, I always felt the need to measure up. So, I worked twelve to fourteen hour days. I happily accepted the early morning shifts. At home, the work continued, researching stories to pitch for the following day. On my days off, I worked. I followed up on exclusive interviews, developed new contacts and met old sources to get new leads. In less than two years, I earned five Emmy nominations and won two. But, I was exhausted and burning out.
The days were draining. From hours on hair and makeup (that's right we reporters do it ourselves), to hours in traffic on my way to a story, only to be told to turn around and head in the opposite direction toward breaking news. When Hurricane Sandy slammed New York, I gladly accepted my assignment in a flooded evacuation zone. From standing on top of loose, bubbling manhole covers, ready to suck me into the ground, to reporting waist deep in sewage water just feet from exploding transformers, I had an angel on my shoulder that day. As I sat in Brian Williams' office looking at his vast collection of challenge coins, I couldn't help but think that all of my hard work had culminated in this moment before me. There it was, my dream job at my fingertips.
Then, something life changing happened. I found out I was pregnant. Suddenly, those early morning wake up calls, those seemingly never-ending days, those red-eye flights to cover national news, didn't seem realistic. I always throw myself one hundred percent into every task. I wasn't going to put less than one hundred percent into my child. At the same time, I couldn't help but replay the past ten years. "Here I am," I thought, "at the peak of my career and at a complete crossroads." A few months later, I heard back from the networks. I had said early on that I wasn't willing to relocate and there were no immediate openings in New York. I thought I would be disappointed, but I had never felt more relieved in my life. Fortunately, the CBS News show 48 Hours gave me the opportunity to join the team and work on a story I had been pursuing. I worked there as a consulting producer during my pregnancy.
When I gave birth to my beautiful daughter, I was just mom and it was an adjustment. Being mom was more tiring than being a television reporter! But, it was and continues to be the most blessed and joyful experience of my life. More fulfilling than any professional achievement could ever be. The transition was anything but easy. I went from running and gunning to sleepless nights with a crying baby and the monotony of changing diapers. My daughter's smiles and laughs made it all worthwhile. But, there were so many days when I wondered, "will I ever reclaim my career?" Pursuing my passion, succeeding and then leaving it all behind, left me feeling like I had failed.
After several months at home, I attempted to return to work. But, the people who had helped me in the past weren't as helpful now. I was a mom, looking for part-time work in an industry where thousands of young hopefuls are willing to be on call and travel to the ends of the earth, place themselves smack in the middle of devastation, war and riots to report the news of the day. My once fearless gusto was now tempered by the reality that my daughter needed me. I couldn't travel too far. I couldn't go anywhere too dangerous. I couldn't leave my daughter. My priorities had changed.
So, thank goodness for inspiring women like Arianna Huffington. When I was reporting for WCBS, I had reached out to Arianna on a whim, looking to write more extensively about cases I was covering. She wrote back the same day and gave me an opportunity. Little did I know, that opportunity would help redefine my career during a critical time. I was so busy reporting for WCBS, that I only wrote for the Huffington Post blog infrequently. Now, with more time on my hands, I began writing more. I cannot tell you how good it felt to harness my brainpower and creativity and accomplish something for myself.
Around this time, Arianna published her book Thrive and posted her personal anecdotes on social media. Her message was simple: slow down and create balance in your life. Don't get so busy on a quest for money and power that life passes you by. Unplug once in a while and experience the richness of relationships. Don't just tag and post pictures, build memories. Her inspiring message gave me that little bit of support that I needed on those hard days.
Soon I got my go-getter mojo back and started sending out my Huffington Post legal articles. Before long, I was invited on CBS Sports Radio as a legal analyst. A few weeks later, I provided legal commentary on another show. I loved it! The role combined my legal knowledge with my television background. Something else happened. I started setting my own standards and working on my own terms and guess what, people not only understood, they accommodated me. I always feared that mentioning my daughter, would make me less desirable to employers. When I proudly claimed ownership of my circumstances, I became more valuable. The same principle goes for any working mom, know your worth and others will too.
I reached out to Arianna recently, to expand my role at the Huffington Post. Again, she responded a few hours later with enthusiasm. My husband said, "that's why she's Arianna Huffington." It's true. A genuine sign of success is when you are willing to devote the time to inspire and help others, no matter how busy you are. Taking a few seconds to offer advice, opportunity or words of support makes all the difference. Arianna is not the only person who has helped me. Luckily, I can name a few. Trust me, no one gets anywhere in life without a little help. Hundreds of doors slammed in my face, but I kept knocking. Only a handful of generous people helped me accomplish what I did. Sometimes, it only takes one person to believe in you and give you a shot.
It's especially important for women to help women. We are often underpaid, underpromoted, objectified and belittled. We frequently apologize, tiptoe, accept less and work twice as hard. At the same time, we struggle to balance career and family and so often our efforts go underappreciated. I know plenty of accomplished moms, who have sacrificed their careers to care for their children. Similarly, there are moms who desperately want to be home but cannot afford to be. We need to support one another. Realize this: life takes turns you don't expect. But, if you choose fearlessly and from your heart, you may find yourself on a more fitting path. You can have it all, but leave room for your definition of having it all to change. I made the choice to make my daughter my priority, rather than jump back into the rat race of television news, and I will never regret it.
When I think back on those meetings at NBC and remember how uncertain the future seemed, I had no idea my best moments were ahead. I'm proud that I reached that point so early in my career. The lesson is: if I succeeded once, I can succeed again...only this time, it will be under a new metric of success. The same is true for anyone reading this. Looking back, I should've taken the time to taste one of those maltesers. Maybe tomorrow, I will.
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Q: Not sure why there is concurrent modification exception I am iterating through two lists of Orb objects
Currently as I go through both lists I add and remove Orb objects as I iterate through them.
//first I iterate through the "friendly" orb list.
for(orbIterator = friendlyOrbs.listIterator(); orbIterator.hasNext();) {
//I have only included what I (think) is the relevant code.

Orb tempOrb = orbIterator.next(); //Set a reference to the current orb object so I can update it and use its properties.

        //Some drawing stuff I don't include.

        //The orb is not dead
        int orbResult = tempOrb.Update(); //Updates the orb object and returns its current state.

        if(orbResult == 0) {

        } else if(orbResult == 2) {
            //Died a natural death
            //Stuff to do when the orb dies naturally.
            orbIterator.remove();
        } else if(orbResult == 3) {
            //Killed by player.
            //stuff to do when player kills orb.
            orbIterator.remove();
            orbIterator.add(new Orb(...));
        }
    }

Now this is how I iterate through the "enemy" orb list:
   for(orbIterator = enemyOrbs.listIterator(); orbIterator.hasNext();) {
        Orb tempOrb = orbIterator.next();

        int orbResult = tempOrb.Update();

        if(orbResult == 0) {

        } else if (orbResult == 2) {
            //Enemy orb died a natural death.
            orbIterator.remove();

            enemyOrbs.add(...);
        } else if(orbResult == 3) {
            //Enemy orb killed by player.
            orbIterator.remove();
        } else {
            //Draw the orb.
        }
    }

I also have two timer tasks (one for spawning friendly orbs, one for spawning enemy orbs) that set a boolean flag that tells the onDraw method if it should add a new orb to the screen.
//the friendly orb timertask

public static class FriendlyOrbTimerTask extends TimerTask implements Cloneable {

    @Override
    public void run() {
        if(SystemClock.uptimeMillis() - drawCallTime < 100) {
            Log.i("ADDING NEW ORB", "ADDING NEW ORB");
            friendlyOrbToBeAdded = true;
            friendlyOrbSpawnInterval += 250;
            TIMER.schedule(this.clone(), friendlyOrbSpawnInterval);
        } else {
            pauseStartTime = SystemClock.uptimeMillis();
        }

    }

    @Override
    public FriendlyOrbTimerTask clone(){
        return new FriendlyOrbTimerTask(); //add parameters from the current contextif needed.
    }
}

Here is the enemyOrb timertask:
public static class EnemyOrbTimerTask extends TimerTask implements Cloneable {

    @Override
    public void run() {

        if(SystemClock.uptimeMillis() - drawCallTime < 50) {
            enemyOrbToBeAdded = true;
            enemyOrbSpawnInterval+= 250;
            TIMER.schedule(this.clone(), enemyOrbSpawnInterval);
        }
    }

    @Override
    public EnemyOrbTimerTask clone(){
        return new EnemyOrbTimerTask(); //add parameters from the current contextif needed.
    }
}

Here are the if statements that tell me if I should add a new orb to the screen (located in onDraw)
   //These are located right before I iterate through the lists.
   if(friendlyOrbToBeAdded) {
        friendlyOrbs.add(...);
        friendlyOrbToBeAdded = false;
    }
    if(enemyOrbToBeAdded) {
        enemyOrbs.add(...);
        enemyOrbToBeAdded = false;
    }

The problem is sometimes my app randomly crashes on the line that says:
  Orb tempOrb = orbIterator.next(); //This is in the enemyOrb iterator loop.

It gives the exception:java.util.ConcurrentModificationException
I don't know why this is happening because I am using listIterator.add() and listIterator.remove() which should allow me to avoid these exceptions.

A: If your copy-pasting is accurate, then I think this is the problem:
   for(orbIterator = enemyOrbs.listIterator(); orbIterator.hasNext();) {
        ...
            enemyOrbs.add(...);
        ...
   }

You have a call to add on the collection while you are iterating it.


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1 December 2019 - Health & Wellbeing
Does disability policy really offer choice and control?
University of Melbourne research finds that although policy for Australians with disabilities aims to offer choice and control, there are very real barriers.
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Volunteers don't come free
New University of Melbourne research finds urgent action is needed to maintain sustainable volunteer services for people with disability and their families.
22 October 2019 - Legal Affairs
No policy without leadership
Rebuilding trust needs empathetic leadership that stands up to a fight says University of Melbourne's Jenny Macklin, a former Labor deputy leader and minister.
Why housing is a major public health issue for Australians with disability
Housing security isn't a focus in Australia's federal election, but University of Melbourne research finds it's a fundamental issue for people with a disability
26 March 2019 - Humanities
Fighting for the rights of Australians with disability
Geoff Bell was a pioneer in the disability rights movement; his University of Melbourne archive shows how far we've come in 40 years, and how far we have to go.
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Is life getting better for people with disabilities?
Study suggests there's only been mixed progress in improving the lives of people with disabilities, say University of Melbourne and University of Sydney experts
Making disability support work across real lives
The new Melbourne Disability Institute at the University of Melbourne, headed by Anne Kavanagh and Bruce Bonyhady, will help improve disability support.
Podcast21 December 2017 - The Policy Shop
Taking the pulse of the NDIS
The University of Melbourne's Policy Shop considers the history of the NDIS and how the rollout is going so far, with former chair of the NDIA Bruce Bonyhady.
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Volunteering is facing uncertainty, but University of Melbourne experts are set to measure the value of volunteers working with people with disabilities.
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The new Centre of Research Excellence in Disability and Health, based at the University of Melbourne, aims to improve the poor health of people with disability.


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Q: Memory usage of loaded shared objects I'm working on a Linux-based program that loads many plug-ins in the form of shared objects. What I want to find out is how much memory each shared object, and all its data structures, take at a certain point in time. Is it possible to do that? I can modify both the main program and the plug-in shared objects if needed.

A: It is not possible dynamically, since it may happen that a shared object A.so is dynamically creating at runtime some object data B which is used then destroyed by shared object C.so
So you cannot say that some data like B "belongs to" a particular shared object; you may (and should) have conventions about that. See RAII, rule of three, smart pointers, ....
The point is that the question "how many memory is used by a given library or shared object" has no sense. Memory and address-space are global to the process, so shared by the main program and all shared objects, libraries, plugins...!
You could however use proc(5) to get information about the entire process. From inside the program, read sequentially /proc/self/maps to get the map of its address space. From outside the program, read /proc/1234/maps for process of pid 1234.
You might want to use valgrind. Read more about memory management, garbage collection, reference counting. You could view your issues as related to resource management or garbage collection. You might want to use Boehm's conservative garbage collector (if using standard C++ containers, you'll want to use Boehm gc_allocator, see this). The point is that liveness of some given data is a global property of the program, not of any particular plugin or function. Think about circular references

A:
What I want to find out is how much memory each shared object, and all
  its data structures, take at a certain point in time. Is it possible
  to do that?

If the program is running and you have its pid you can examing its memory mappings. For example:
% pmap 1234
[...]
00007f8702f6a000    148K r-x-- libtinfo.so.5.9
00007f8702f8f000   2044K ----- libtinfo.so.5.9
00007f870318e000     16K r---- libtinfo.so.5.9
[...]

This doesn't tell you much about the data structures et al though.


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