As part of the GYPT led Scores Project we have come to the end of 9 weeks of research activities ending with a private casual exhibition for volunteers to share their research between each other and individuals and organisations that have helped over the 9 weeks. This was also a thank you to all the volunteers and everybody who has helped with the project.
The project has seen volunteers take part in talks and walks led by local authors and historians David Butcher and Ivan Bunn, visits to the Lowestoft Museum, Suffolk Archives - Lowestoft Branch, support by Janis Kirby and Sue Barnard, Oral History Training by John Stannard and support by the team at the Heritage Workshop Centre on Wilde's Score. Some of the volunteers are to carry on with supporting the project in helping to develop display material to be used in a exhibition about the scores during the Heritage Open Days in September and are planning to visit the Maritime Musuem as a group in the coming weeks.
This has mirrored the Rows - Research Project where we had 9 weeks of activities including visits to the Time and Tide Museum, English Heritage Row Houses, Gt Yarmouth library archives tour. There was also the support of the archives volunteers Izy and Graham, Norfolk Record Office visit and tour behind the scenes, Oral History training with Colin Stott from the Norfolk Museums Service, support of local authors and historians Colin Tooke and Paul Godfrey, a talk by Michael Teun and support of Anna and her team at Great Yarmouth Library. Ending in a private sharing exhibition in December 2019.
Again some of the volunteers have enjoyed carrying on in supporting the project through continuing their research activities, doing some rows walks, attending a Echoes Walking Trail App workshop led by Alice Taylor of Sunrise Coast Heritage Guild, recording oral histories and offering their ideas to the project. Special thanks to Steve Smith who has done a fantastic job in helping to build up a devoted Rows Facebook Page which has attracted many followers showing a keen interest in the rows.
Both projects have supported volunteers with varying experience of research and local knowledge. The projects have brought together like minded people some of which were new to research and has provided a base from which to develope knowledge and skils in research through locating information and sharing.


After the opening round of games, week two of the ESPZEN Saturday Division 3 fixtures had the Hilderincs and Magista FC, the two teams who opened the season with identical results pitting against each other in a very early top of the table clash, though such billing was way too soon at this infant stage of the campaign.
Although the late withdrawals of Lim Yong Kiat, Nicholas Ledenmark and Marko Belak meant some restriction in options, the Blacks were relatively unchanged from a week ago, apart from Raihan Hamzah who started on the right.
While playing on one of smallest pitches in amateur football was a challenge enough with the lack of space for the Black's passing game, the task was made tricky against a side managed by former Hilderinc, Cody Lim, who were expected to turn up with their fast game.
And it was the Blacks' inattentiveness in the opening quarter that left them trailing to two quick goals, much to their collective annoyance.
However, with the referee taking centre-stage with his dubious decisions all around, the match descended into a tough skirmish in the middle of the park with both teams trying to force the issue, though the Hilderincs rode out the early pressing and turned the attention on the Magistas after a tactical switch.
After several attempts at breaking past the opponents' rearguard with expansive play, the Blacks finally found a way through rudimentary football as Denis Lobov's punt up the small field was turned into the back of the net by Ian Morris' deft header pass a stranded keeper.
While some had theorised that it was an "unbelievable fluke", Hilderinc FC TV had complied a footage to show that there was nothing remotely a chance occurrence with the forward's goal, who had scored similarly one more than occasion.
It was indeed a much needed boost for the Blacks just before the break, and that set the tone for a pulsating second half.
Sensing the early exertions had taken the toil, the Hilderincs pulled the stops and went full throttle with finding a way back into the game.
Stimulated, rather than distracted by one condescending element, the 42 year old Ian Morris took matters into his hands to spark a revival against players half his age.
Winning a foul at the edge of the box, the skipper found Stepan Lobov with a precision freekick for the Russian to head in the equaliser, a delightful partnership forming between the two who produced and scored in alike fashion last week.
Moments later, with Hoonki Song in his tenacious best, Ian Morris applied the finishing touches to the South Korean's brilliant work with another header in to put HFC in the lead, coming back from two goals down.
Though the Blacks were in buoyant mood with the likes of Adib Alias, Xerxes Lee, Goh Heng Kiat and Mohd Farzuli complementing the front two in the Magista defensive third, a disputed penalty would bring the game back on parity.
While it was a keenly fought and entertaining contest, two Magista shots hitting the crossbar and Stepan Lobov's loop which narrowly missed the frame of the goal, could have tilted the match either way, and with less than five minutes left on the clock, one could have been forgiven to think that a draw would have been a fair result for the two battling sides.
However, it was not to be the Hilderincs' afternoon as they were dealt a sucker punch after the opponents scored from a freekick with just minutes left on the clock.
Even at the face of defeat, the Blacks did not fail in trying to wrestle the game from the dead, but ultimately ran of time in their endevour.
Although it was an irritating defeat, especially considering the fact that the Hilderincs showed incredible courage to overturn a two goal deficit to take the lead, the Blacks will take heart of their mettle, and with much of the season yet to play, nothing can be considered won or lost at this point.


1. Dry Curry Noodles @ Nam Chau, Old Town – Despite the unforgiving brickbats from some quarters, I still think this is the BEST in Ipoh, as far as dry curry noodles are concerned. Don't argue. If you think otherwise, that's fine. Taste is subjective.


Fall is around the corner, and that means it's time for a little updating. Whether it's your wardrobe, beauty regimen, a new hair style or a new TV series to talk about at the water cooler, spice it up. The leaves are beginning to change, so why shouldn't you? Go back to school, or the office, better than ever –because let's be honest– you didn't upkeep your New Year's Resolution.
Here is a list of my Fall Must-Haves. They are either things I –cue dramatic hair flip– just can't live without or things I am on the hunt for.
Where can you get your own? I found my blush colored oversized beauty at H&M. It was on sale for TEN DOLLARS. If you can't make a dash to the closest H&M before they are completely sold out, I did the dirty work for you and found a few of these babies on ASOS. I recommend gray or camel as color of choice, but a pop of color may be just what you need to stand out from the crowd.
2. Booties are the go-to for footwear. A small heel, 3 inches and lower, is perfect to transition from day to night. I have a black suede pair from H&M that hits above the ankle and I basically live in them all year 'round. Prime height for booties: right below the ankle or an inch or two above. A black or brown pair will last you forever, but don't forget to have fun and take a risk on a bold shoe!
Click on the image to find out where you can buy each pair.
3. Disney Collection by Neff: Villains is a dream come true. What do I enjoy more than Disney characters? Wearing disney character inspired clothing, obviously. My best friend Stephanie works for Disney, how cool is she?, and told me about the line. She even got to work on it–seriously, how cool is she. Neff is back with another collaboration with Disney, and this one will have you reaching for your credit card faster than Hook can push you off the plank. This collection is all about Captain Hook and his nemesis Peter Pan. From the making-a-comeback bucket hats to socks, jerseys and flannels, this line has it all. It's fun, bold, quirky and edgy: a triple threat. This limited edition collection is exclusive to Tilly's and will sell out fast. So. What ARRRRGH you waiting for?! Too much? Too much.
Me and my brother Luca attempting to model our favorite pieces from the collection. They were already sold out of smalls in the men's jersey I wanted, so naturally I ordered a medium rather than giving up on a chance at a new outfit and now I have a dress! For a nighttime look, I'll trade my boots for chunky heels and throw on a leather jacket.
4. First Aid Beauty Facial Radiance Polish uses shea nut shell powder and willow bark extract, among other ingredients, to buff and polish your skin for a smoother, brighter, more even finish. This polish gently exfoliates and cleanses your skin, making for a great companion in the fight against dirt build up. Have a rough, long night out and forgot to wash your face before bed? (Me neither). Use this in the morning and let it bring you and your face back to life. I don't use mine everyday, or even once a week. It's my secret weapon in my beauty arsenal and makes an appearance only when necessary. First Aid Beauty is perfect for sensitive skin and I use their Daily Face Cream both morning and night. This is one of the only brands that doesn't cause me to break out. Keep your skin supple and bright during those drab fall months with a little polishing.
5. Elizabeth and James Nirvana Perfume Oils are the latest from Mary Kate + Ashley Olsen. Their Nirvana fragrances are quickly becoming cult favorites, and the oils will be no different. I'm obsessed with my Nirvana Black perfume and always keep the matching roller ball in my purse. It is by far the best perfume I've ever bought. The Black has a violet, sandalwood scent whereas the White is a peony musk. The oils will have little to no alcohol which will help your body hold the scent. Don't forget to dab behind your knees–scent lasts longest here! The oils are Sephora exclusives and are set to debut in October. No price has been released. Step into fall with a signature scent.
6. Urban Decay's Subversion Primer + Perversion Mascara is currently on sale as a combo pack due to their new release. The primer comes as a travel size with a full size mascara. Subversion Lash Primer coats and protects lashes with conditioning Vitamin E. I was hesitant at first because I love Dior's lash primer so much, but this one was surprisingly better. It only takes 1-2 coats of Subversion and Dior is about 3-4. This is the ultimate first step to luscious lashes and gives you the thickness you desire. You can buy the full size bottle separately. The Perversion Mascara is creamy and darker than ever. This is where the length comes into play. It is formulated with a nourishing blend that stimulates lash growth. If that's not enough, the ultra-black hue gives the illusion of longer, fuller lashes. I've only had it 6 days, and I'm already hooked. I truly am a mascara connoisseur.
7. A hat, almost any hat, can cure a bad hair day and will pair wonderfully with your oversized coat. Hats come in all shapes, sizes and colors. Lately I have been wearing a lot of bowler hats. I have black, garnet and olive. The best part about hats: they're surprisingly cheap! H&M has hats for $12-28. Here are a few of my favorites. Keep cozy and warm in the chilly fall months with a new wool or felt hat.
8. Manic Panic is my secret weapon. It's semi-permanent hair color that stays in as long as you like. To dilute the color and make it easier to wash out, mix with conditioner before application. Shampoo with sulfate or tea tree will also get the color out after 1 or 2 washes. The line includes a Virgin Snow toner that turns brassy blond hues platinum, which I loved, and a pastel-izer that makes any hue a beautiful pastel shade, which I loved even more. If you're not ready to take the plunge into a full head of lilac hair, try dipping your tips or maybe a few streaks. In a season full of oranges and reds, stand out with an icy blue or light pink. Lauren Conrad and Nicole Richie aren't the only ones who can pull off the colored locks. This summer is about taking chances, kiddies, so get out there and step outside of your comfort zone!


Buying a home is the largest purchases most of us will ever make. It's important to know as much as possible about it. A home inspector is trained to evaluate the home in detail and produce a report that assists with a good decision about the purchase. The report describes the home in detail and highlights areas that are problems.
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We recommend that you are present at the home inspection to ask questions after the inspection is complete. You'll be able to see the extent of any issues more clearly than just reading a report. We can also show you how the heating/cooling system works, the location of utility shutoffs, and a few home maintenance items to keep the home in good condition.
Almost all homes will show problems. Even newly constructed homes will have issues noted on an inspection report. Inspectors can identify major costly problems. Minor problems are to be expected and can be repaired after closing. Major problems may require negotiation between buyer and seller, either repairs by the seller or a purchase price concession. Your realtor is a terrific asset and has experience with these situations.


New supply and other industry headwinds put a damper on Ventas' (NYSE: VTR) senior housing portfolio in the fourth quarter of 2018, but the company sees signs those pressures might start to let up soon. Meanwhile, it's moving to bulk up other parts of its portfolio, notably with a $1.5 billion life science pipeline.
For now, though, Ventas is still grappling with the same senior housing pressures as other major players in the space, such as new supply in some markets and rising labor costs.
Average occupancy for the company's senior housing operating portfolio (SHOP) was 87.7% for the fourth quarter of 2018, a decrease of 90 basis points from when it logged an average rate of 88.6% one year prior. And the company's same-store SHOP cash NOI growth declined 3.5% for the fourth quarter of 2018 when compared with the same period in 2017.
Overall, the REIT reported a fourth-quarter funds from operations (FFO) of $0.96 per share, which beat analysts' expectations by one cent. Ventas also took in a total revenue of $923.2 million for the quarter, a roughly 3.1% gain over the previous year's amount.
Ventas has re-shaped its portfolio in recent years, including by jettisoning skilled nursing facilities and building up its holding in the hospital and life science arenas. While Ventas — and other REITs — have taken a backseat in senior housing dealmaking, that could start to change as market dynamics shift.
Looking ahead, Cafaro cited demographic trends as a sign the senior housing market will begin to turn around in earnest. Specifically, 2019 may well shape up to the "pivot year in our transition," she noted.
A potential uptick in penetration rates could further improve the overall financial picture for Ventas, Cafaro added.
For now, some market-watchers are taking a wait-and-see approach to future growth for the REIT.
While waiting for senior living market conditions improve, the REIT has made some select deals and beefed up its leadership team. The company completed its $194 million acquisition of Brookdale Battery Park in Manhattan late last year. Additionally, it hired Bhavana Devulapally as chief information officer (CIO) and picked up Juan Sanabria as vice president of investor relations in January.
And outside of senior living, Ventas is making bold moves.
The company announced a $1.5 billion life sciences pipeline anchored by a renewed relationship with university-focused developer Wexford Science & Technology. The pipeline includes a new $77 million development with Arizona State University (ASU) for biomedical academic and commercial research space. And Ventas recently acquired five medical office buildings (MOBs) on the West Coast with Pacific Medical Buildings and Ardent Health Services.
Ventas stock was down roughly 0.3% at $64.27 by the time the markets closed Friday.


Just as the title says, frustration is setting in with me with regard to the Christmas Eve storm.
GRRRRRRRRR!!!!! Whew. I needed to get that out of my system.
We are 24 to 36 hours from the start and end of the Christmas Eve storm. Oddly, the computer models are having an incredibly difficult time locking in to a solution. When you think they are starting to hone in on something, some flip and some flop.
Tonight new data is currently streaming in. When I compare the forecast surface temperature to the real temperature over the first couple hours of the model run, it is not handling the temperatures well. That doesn't bode well for something that is 24 hours down the road.
I had planned on showing you the new run of the NAM model and what it is indicating for snow totals, but this is the model I am referring to above. Since it isn't handling the temperatures well, it makes it difficult to have any trust in its snow accumulation amounts.
There are several scenarios that could pan out. However the lack of phasing between the northern piece of the storm with the southern piece of energy (as explained in earlier posts) should keep us on the light side.
I still think we will see some snow, but I can also argue the case of us getting flurries to a dusting.
Snow could begin to fall as early as mid-afternoon Friday, but the brunt of the snow should fall starting in the evening. Snow should be over by 7am Saturday.
I am not sure how much I will be able to update tomorrow as I will be celebrating an early Christmas with my family since I am working Christmas day/evening. If I do post during the day, don't expect anything too in depth. I might be able to give a bit more deeper insights later Christmas Eve night.
11:20pm Update: The new GFS model data is in. It is showing drier air in place over the viewing area, so don't be surprised to see the radar looking like it should be snowing and nothing is hitting the ground. That is because it may be snowing 8,000 feet in the air but is getting sucked up by the dry air.
The column should be moist enough to let it reach the ground around 6:00pm to 7:00pm.


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AUSTIN, Texas—St. David's HealthCare has named Shari Collier as its new chief financial officer, effective June 12.
Collier has more than 25 years of financial management and leadership experience, with 20 years spent in the healthcare industry.
"With a proven track record of strong financial management and business development, Shari will undoubtedly make a strong addition to our team," David Huffstutler, chief executive officer at St. David's HealthCare, said. "I am confident she will play a key role in the continued growth of St. David's HealthCare."
For the past four years, Collier has served as chief financial officer of Presbyterian/St. Luke's Medical Center, a 680-bed acute care hospital in Denver, Colorado, where she successfully managed the facility's financial operations. Before joining Presbyterian/St. Luke's Medical Center, Collier served for 12 years as chief financial officer for Overland Park Regional Medical Center, a 343-bed facility in Overland Park, Kansas.
Collier, a certified public accountant, has served as an accountant at KPMG, LLP; Coca-Cola Enterprises; and Arthur Anderson LLP, as well as in various healthcare roles.
She earned her Bachelor of Business Administration from The University of Memphis in Tennessee.

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'Wednesday' Shatters Netflix Record, Making Season 2 A Sure Thing
While it seemed clear that Wednesday was performing well for Netflix, #1 in nearly all countries and invading everywhere from Twitter to Tik Tok with memes and fancams inspired by the show, now we have the data. And Wednesday just broke a pretty big record for Netflix, which should all but secure a season 2, if not a few more past that.
Netflix reports that Wednesday just broke its record for the most-viewed English-language show in a week with 341.23 million hours viewed. Somehow, that managed to pass up Stranger Things season 4, a well-documented monster, which had 335 million hours viewed, based on the back of years of fanbase-building and the fact that it was its best season yet.
Of course, there is one show that simply cannot be beaten, not by Stranger Things, not be Wednesday, not by anyone. Squid Game, which holds the all-time weekly record with 571.8 million hours viewed, and it has the all-time monthly record as well, which shows like Dahmer and Stranger Things failed to surpass.
Wednesday also shares a record with Stranger Things for its reach, being #1 in 83 countries simultaneously, hitting the all-important Netflix metric of international appeal. Netflix says 50 million households in total have watched Wednesday this past week.
All of this leads to an extremely obvious conclusion even if Netflix has not announced it officially yet: Wednesday is getting a season 2. There's just no question about it now, given these numbers, as I mean hell, they're even making Dahmer follow-up seasons just because that show put up such big numbers (with different serial killers), so more seasons of Wednesday are a no-brainer. The only real question is whether it will be renewed for one or two seasons at a time.
Without question, the person who has made out the best from all this is Jenna Ortega, who was already a burgeoning Gen Z star, but this has catapulted her to a new level of fame, and while Wednesday may have its flaws as a show, Ortega's portrayal of Wednesday Addams is not one of them, and is the thing that unequivocally carries the show. If a season 2 hasn't been announced yet, I hope it's delayed because her agents are securing her a massive payday.
I would expect a season 2 (or more) announcement in the coming days here. And now over the next month, we'll have to see how its lifetime viewing stacks up to rivals like Dahmer and Stranger Things, though catching Squid Game is likely impossible. Still, a huge performance from Wednesday here and another Netflix IP putting up big numbers in recent months, which has been a promising trend for them lately.


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Another book post, because I love me some books. Onwards! I recently discovered that Amazon lets you see the "most reviewed" books when you do a search. Of course I had to check out the most reviewed vampire books, and oddly enough, I was a bit surprised by the books that came up. People LOVE to talk about vampire books, but which books are getting the most attention? Find out below!
Obviously Twilight would be one of the most talked about books. Instead of listing each one in the series, I am just going to clump them together. Each book has thousands and thousands of reviews on Amazon, making them one of the most talked about books on the site.
A Discovery of Witches came out second to the Twilight books. It's not too shocking that it has over 2,000 reviews on Amazon, after all, Oprah gave the book a nod in her magazine. Plus, having read this book, I understand why it has so many people talking – it's amazing! The second book in the series, Shadow of Night, also has many reviews.
Now this one surprised me. The Passage also has over 2,000 reviews on Amazon. That's a lot. I have heard of this book, never read it, but I have heard of it. I had no idea it was such a big deal. It definitely got the attention of a lot of readers.
The Historian has almost 2,000 reviews. I knew this one was popular, but I didn't know it was this popular. I have heard a lot of great things about this vampire novel… I should probably read it at some point.
Due to the countless editions of this classic, it's difficult to determine how many reviews it really has on the site. But from what I have seen, it has many thousands. That is to be expected, everyone knows about and has talked about Dracula.
This is the 12th book in the Sookie Stackhouse series, so I find it odd that this book has more reviews than any of her other novels. Judging by the ratings (I haven't read it), this book was terrible, which probably explains why it's been talked about so often. Over a thousand negative reviews… yeah, not good, but it has folks discussing it. There are a couple of other Sookie books listed as well, and they also have low ratings, so it seems that Harris' least liked books are the ones people talk about the most.
A bestselling author and a huge blockbuster movie – it's no surprise that Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter made the list of most talked about vampire books.
Dark Lover has almost 1,000 positive reviews. This makes me happy because I LOVE this book and this series. As a huge fan, I totally get why it has readers talking.
I have read this book, and for the most part, I liked it. But I didn't think it was good enough to have nearly 1,000 Amazon members talking. Apparently this one is a book people really love to talk about. It probably helps that this book has been made into a movie.
And I'll end the list here.
These are the most reviewed, and therefore most talked about, books on Amazon. Do any of the books listed above surprise you?
Added note: As I mentioned many times above, this list comes to you via Amazon and their members. The amount of reviews may be totally different on sites like Goodreads.
Moonlight (aka Amanda) loves to write about, read about and learn about everything pertaining to vampires. You will most likely find her huddled over a book of vampire folklore with coffee in hand. Touch her coffee and she may bite you (and not in the fun way).
I find it incredibly strange there is no Anne Rice books up there.
Same here, but I guess people just don't talk about them as much as the others.
i was actually wondering something does any1 know of a book series similar to black dagger brotherhood? i've read all but the new 1 and thats going to take me a while to get and i've got the dark hunter series, are there any other series similar to these?
Hmm? Very interesting post. Thanks for sharing. As a vampire guy myself, I have read Dracula. I've also read The Historian and found it very good. I stopped reading The Passage, but need to give it another shot. All those readers and reviewers can't be wrong, can they?
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Getting arrested can have serious consequences for non-citizens living in the United States. Even a minor crime or dismissed case could lead to deportation. But many non-citizens, their families, and even the lawyers representing them, don't know about the potential immigration consequences of their cases. An uninformed decision can be the difference between going home or being deported.
CUP collaborated with The Immigrant Defense Project (IDP), designer Petra Farinha, and illustrator Lau Giraudo, to produce this interactive graphic to help non-citizens, their families, and lawyers to navigate the legal system and avoid deportation. A digital choose-your-own adventure, Don't Get Iced shows what can happen to non-citizens who have been arrested. The site also provides information for lawyers to learn how to better advise their non-citizen clients.
Click here to see the web graphic!
The Immigrant Defense Project (IDP) is a non-profit organization that harsh immigration consequences of contact with the legal system.
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Two-shot panoramic view of the cliffs at San Gregorio State Beach from the Pacific Coast Highway.
Fabulous view, I love the milky smoothness of the sky.
Wonderful pano image ... such an expanse you captured!
Sehr feine Landschaftaufnahme. Gutes Format. Steven, ein Frohes neues Jahr!
splendid scenery, beautifully captured and presented !
Great shot of this wonderful shoreline ... the colors are just fabulous !!!
I like the sweep of the beach abruptly ended by the cliff. Excellent color as well.
Everything here is beautiful. Great scenery, detail, colors.
What a gorgeous view! Beautiful panoramic landscape image! The colors are fantastic!
Wow, great composition, and I just love the interest in the sky. Excellent!
I like this panoramic shot. Great composition.


The Ginger People®, which markets the world's largest variety of ginger-based consumer packaged goods, is bringing turmeric into its fold, with the launch of three new turmeric-infused drinks at Natural Products Expo West 2018.
Turmeric owes its health promoting properties to the chemical compound Curcumin, which has powerful anti-inflammatory and antioxidant effects. A fellow warming spice, it can also help to improve digestion and circulation.
Each of the new turmeric products is made with either Javanese turmeric or Aromatica turmeric from Fiji, both arguably more effective than the common turmeric (Curcuma Longa), and with ginger, of course.
Tapping into the trend for superfood lattes, there's a deliciously mellow Turmeric Latte Mix, a turmeric-based version of The Ginger People's Ginger Soother elixir beverage and a potent Wild Turmeric Ginger Rescue® Shot, one of three health shots to launch at Anaheim.
From March 9-11 you'll find the new additions to The Ginger People® family at Expo West, in Hall A, Booth 342. Be sure to join us for a turmeric latte or to toss back some shots!
Following Expo West, all four turmeric products will launch nationwide in the U.S. The new Ginger Rescue® Shots will also debut in the Scandinavian market, where daily ginger shots are wildly popular.
For more information, visit gingerpeople.com/turmeric-products.


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84% of parents think this would help their family enjoy more quality time together
A new study conducted by OnePoll on behalf of A&W Root Beer examined how families manage their time at home and the house rules by which they live. (Photo by Brittany Simuangco on Unsplash)
'Always say please and thank you', 'no phones at the dinner table' and 'never go to bed angry' are three of the top 10 most common house rules in America, according to new research.
A study examining how families manage their time at home and the house rules by which they live found that, in an increasingly distraction-filled world, family time is getting harder to come by.
The results showed that just 29 percent of families have a rule about mandatory time as a family. That's despite 84 percent of parents agreeing that having regularly scheduled time would help their families spend more quality time together.
The new study of 2,000 American parents of school-aged children has uncovered that 85 percent of those surveyed also believe house rules are necessary for a comfortable life.
However, 54 percent believe their household is more relaxed than the one they grew up in, while just one in six believe their house is more strict.
More than half (52 percent) of modern households have a curfew — typically around 8:30 p.m.
As for the most common rules, half of American households have a rule about saying please and thank you (50 percent), while 49 percent enforce a rule about kindness and 48 percent require all homework be completed before playtime.
If you have trouble keeping control of clutter, you're not alone: putting things back where they were found is the most frequently broken house rule in America. The other frequently broken house rules include cleaning up plates after eating (26 percent), no shouting (26 percent), and no looking at phones at the dinner table (24 percent).
The survey, conducted by OnePoll on behalf of A&W Root Beer, found that while families report spending time together through regular movie nights (62 percent) and regular meals together (61 percent), only 27 percent of families believe mandatory time together is the most important rule. That being said, 78 percent still wish they spent more time together.
"A&W Root Beer has been a part of a century of family memories, and while creating these traditions is timeless, when and how families spend time together has evolved," said Derek Dabrowski, VP of Brand Marketing for A&W Root Beer. "While modern house rules may differ from family to family and from generation to generation, one thing has remained consistent — families are still seeking that quality time together."
Schedules and technology distractions were cited as the biggest barriers to quality time as a family, according to the survey.
Nearly three out of four respondents (72 percent) believe tech like phones, tablets, and other screens make it harder to connect as a family at home. Forty-six percent of the parents surveyed have a Netflix limit in their house. The limit? About three hours a day.
"To help families disconnect from outside distractions and reconnect with each other, we are calling on them to pledge to go to technology free for one hour on Friday nights this summer at www.rootbeer.com. Anyone who participates will receive a free 2L of Root Beer to add some 'pop' to their family fun nights" added Derek Dabrowski, VP of Brand Marketing for A&W Root Beer.
THE TOP 10 MOST COMMON AMERICAN HOUSE RULES
Always say please and thank you 50%
Always be kind 49%
Complete homework before playing 48%
Put things back where you found them 46%
Clean up plates after eating 46%
Have dinner together as a family 44%
No phones at the dinner table 41%
Help carry in the groceries 37%
No shouting 36%
No going to bed angry 34%
THE TOP 5 MOST FREQUENTLY BROKEN HOUSE RULES
THE TOP 5 FAMILY TIME ACTIVITIES
Having a regular meal together 67%
Regular TV/Movie night 64%
Talking at the dinner table 59%
Family day trips at least once a month 58%
Cooking/preparing meals together 53%
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Medgar Evers Media Release
Information from Medgar Evers about the visit of the Poet Laureate to the New York college
CONTACT: (718) 270-5051 or institutinfo@mec.cuny.edu
Poet Laureate from Trinidad & Tobago to Appear in Bed-Stuy and Harlem
Eintou Springer, Poet Laureate of Port of Spain since 2002, is scheduled to
perform her poetry at Bedford-Stuyvesant's Bushbaby Coffee & Teahouse on
Thursday evening, March 27 at 7:00 pm, and at Hue-Man's Bookstore & Café in
Harlem on Friday evening, March 28 at 6:00 PM.
A cultural icon and recipient of national awards for promotion of the Arts
and Culture in Trinidad & Tobago, Eintou will present work from her poetry
volume, Loving the Skin' I'm In, as well as yet unpublished pieces. The
readings and books signings will take place during a whirlwind visit to the
Big Apple as part of the celebrations for Women's History Month.
Audiences around the world have been inspired by Eintou's unique brand of
poetry. She holds the distinct honor of being the first national of Trinidad
and Tobago to perform her poetry at the prestigious Edinburgh Festival.
Eintou, in addition, is an activist who was involved in the Black Power movement of the 1970s and a scholar and devotee of the African Orisa religion which has influenced her poetic voice.
Eintou has published four books of her poetry, including Out of the Shadows;
Focussed; an anthology entitled Moving into the Light; and her latest title,
Loving…. Another of her works includes a collection of stories for
children entitled God Child, and a collection of her plays is forthcoming.
During her tour in the Big Apple, Eintou will also be a featured guest of
the Drama Club at the Brooklyn-based Medgar Evers College; and she is among
the international dignitaries who will attend the 21st anniversary
celebration of the International Cross-Cultural Black Women's Studies
Institute, a global network, at month's end.
For more information on the readings and book signings, call Bushbaby Coffee
& Teahouse at (718) 636-5336 and Hue-Man Bookstore & Café at (212) 665-7400.


text:
<?php

namespace Application\Migrations;

use Doctrine\DBAL\Migrations\AbstractMigration;
use Doctrine\DBAL\Schema\Schema;

/**
 * Auto-generated Migration: Please modify to your needs!
 */
class Version20170422154735_alter_organization_and_oauth_client extends AbstractMigration
{
    /**
     * @param Schema $schema
     */
    public function up(Schema $schema)
    {
        // this up() migration is auto-generated, please modify it to your needs
        $this->abortIf($this->connection->getDatabasePlatform()->getName() !== 'mysql', 'Migration can only be executed safely on \'mysql\'.');

        $this->addSql('
            ALTER TABLE oauth_clients
            ADD organization_id CHAR(36)
            DEFAULT NULL COMMENT \'(DC2Type:guid)\'
        ');

        $this->addSql('
            ALTER TABLE oauth_clients
            ADD CONSTRAINT FK_13CE810132C8A3DE
            FOREIGN KEY (organization_id)
            REFERENCES organizations (id)
        ');

        $this->addSql('
            CREATE INDEX IDX_13CE810132C8A3DE
            ON oauth_clients (organization_id)
        ');
    }

    /**
     * @param Schema $schema
     */
    public function down(Schema $schema)
    {
        // this down() migration is auto-generated, please modify it to your needs
        $this->abortIf($this->connection->getDatabasePlatform()->getName() !== 'mysql', 'Migration can only be executed safely on \'mysql\'.');

        $this->addSql('ALTER TABLE oauth_clients DROP FOREIGN KEY FK_13CE810132C8A3DE');
        $this->addSql('DROP INDEX IDX_13CE810132C8A3DE ON oauth_clients');
        $this->addSql('ALTER TABLE oauth_clients DROP organization_id');
    }
}

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text:
Q: Stream Writer File being used exception I am making my game and i just added saving the world. This is my code:
Imports Game_Functions_VB.NET.Functions.VBFuncs
Imports System.IO
Namespace SaveMap
Public Class SaveMap
    Public Shared CurrentMap As Byte
    Public Shared Worlds(254) As String
    Public Shared MaxWorlds As Byte = 0
    Public Shared LMap As Boolean
    Public Shared SMap As Boolean
    Shared sw As StreamWriter
    Shared sr As StreamReader

    Shared Sub SaveMap(MapName As String)

        '   Try

        Directory.CreateDirectory("C:\Better Survival\Saves\" & MapName)
        Dim newfile As FileStream = File.Create("C:\Better Survival\Saves\" & MapName & "\" & MapName & ".mf")
        newfile.Close()
        sw = New StreamWriter("C:\Better Survival\Saves\" & MapName & "\" & MapName & ".mf")
        Dim strline As String = ""
        For Y As Short = 0 To 1024
            For X As Short = 0 To 1024
                strline = strline & Map(X, Y, 0) & ","
            Next
            sw.WriteLine(strline)
            strline = ""
        Next

        sw = New StreamWriter("C:\Better Survival\Saves\" & MapName & "\" & "data.mf")
        sw.WriteLine(LocX)
        sw.WriteLine(LocY)
        sw.Flush()
        sw.Close()
        sw.Dispose()
        SMap = True

        '  Catch ex As Exception
        '  MsgBox("Error saving the map.", MsgBoxStyle.Critical)
        SMap = False
        ' End Try

    End Sub

    Shared Sub LoadMap(MapName As String)
        Dim X As Short
        Dim Y As Short
        Dim gotit As Boolean

        If IO.File.Exists("C:\Better Survival\Saves\" & MapName & "\" & MapName & ".mf") Then
            Try
                sr = New StreamReader("C:\Better Survival\Saves\" & MapName & "\" & MapName & ".mf")

                gotit = True
            Catch ex As Exception
                gotit = False
            End Try
        End If
        If gotit = True Then

            Try
                Dim strline As String = ""
                Do Until sr.EndOfStream
                    strline = sr.ReadLine
                    strline = strline.Replace(strline.LastIndexOf(","), "")
                    For Each item As String In Split(strline, ",", -1)
                        If item = "" Then
                            item = 0
                        End If

                        If X <= 1024 Then
                            Map(X, Y, 0) = Int(item)
                        End If
                        X = X + 1
                    Next
                    X = 0
                    Y = Y + 1
                Loop
                sr = New StreamReader("C:\Better Survival\Saves\" & MapName & "\" & "data.mf")
                Dim line As Byte = 0
                Do Until sr.EndOfStream
                    Select Case line
                        Case 0
                            LocX = sr.ReadLine
                        Case 1
                            LocY = sr.ReadLine
                    End Select
                    line += 1
                Loop
                LMap = True
                sr.Close()
                sr.Dispose()

            Catch ex As Exception
                MsgBox("Error loading the map.", MsgBoxStyle.Critical)
                LMap = False
            End Try
        Else
            MsgBox("The map does not exist", MsgBoxStyle.Critical)
        End If

    End Sub

    Shared Sub GetMaps()
        MaxWorlds = 0
        For t As Byte = 0 To 254
            Worlds(t) = ""
        Next

        Dim i As Byte = 0
        For Each File As String In My.Computer.FileSystem.GetDirectories("C:\Better Survival\Saves")
            Worlds(i) = RewritePath(File)
            i += 1
            MaxWorlds += 1
        Next
    End Sub

    Shared Sub ChangeMap()
        If CurrentMap < MaxWorlds - 1 Then
            CurrentMap = CurrentMap + 1
        End If
    End Sub

    Shared Sub ChangeMapLess()
        If CurrentMap > 0 Then
            CurrentMap = CurrentMap - 1
        End If
    End Sub

    Shared Function RewritePath(file As String) As String
        Dim line As String = ""
        If file <> "" Then

            For i As Byte = 25 To file.Length - 1
                line = line & file.Chars(i)
            Next
        End If
        Return line
    End Function

    Shared Sub DeleteWorld()
        Try
            Kill("C:\Better Survival\Saves\" & Worlds(CurrentMap) & "\" & Worlds(CurrentMap) & ".mf")
            Kill("C:\Better Survival\Saves\" & Worlds(CurrentMap) & "\" & "data.mf")
            Directory.Delete("C:\Better Survival\Saves\" & Worlds(CurrentMap))
            GetMaps()
        Catch ex As Exception
            MsgBox("Error deleting the world", MsgBoxStyle.Critical)
        End Try
    End Sub

    Shared Function CheckBeforeDeleting() As Boolean
        If MaxWorlds <> 0 Then
            Return True
        Else
            MsgBox("You have no worlds. How is it possible for me to delete one?", MsgBoxStyle.Exclamation)
            Return False
        End If
    End Function

    Shared Function CheckIfExists(MapName As String) As Boolean
        If IO.Directory.Exists("C:\Better Survival\Saves\" & Worlds(CurrentMap)) Then
            Return True
        End If
        Return False
    End Function

    Shared Function CheckIfMapExists(mapname As String) As Boolean
        If Directory.Exists(mapname) Then
            Return True
        End If

        Return False
    End Function
End Class
End Namespace

The sub cycling happens this way. While the game is in the world choosing menu, it executes constantly the GatMaps(). Then a world is loaded and it is shown in my screen. If i click saveworld when i dont use the "Try" the program says that that file is being used. I wasn't using this file in any other process so i gess it's from my game. What can it be? Thanks.

A: you are not closing your first StreamReader before you are assigning a new StreamReader to sr for data.mf directly after the loop.

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This page describes Spine's binary export format for skeleton and animation data. Runtimes load this data to display animations. Also, Spine can import data in this format, allowing interoperability with other tools.
The Spine Runtimes handle loading binary and JSON data. You do not need to write your own loading code unless you are writing your own runtime from scratch (which is an enormous amount of work).
The binary format has a very small file size and loads very quickly at runtime. The downside is that any changes in the runtime that affect data loading will require the binary data to be re-exported from the Spine project. Also the binary format is not human readable, so the JSON format may be a better choice for inspecting the data.
The binary format is the serialized version of a "skeleton data" instance, which has a list of bones, slots, skins, and animations. This is stateless data that is not tied to a particular on-screen skeleton instance.
The binary format uses a number of basic data types. The example code is shown in C as a reference.
A boolean is 1 byte, stores and 1 for true and 0 for false.
A short is 16 bits and stored as 2 bytes.
An int is 32 bits and stored as 4 bytes.
A varint is an int but it is stored as 1 to 5 bytes, depending on the value. There are two kinds of varints, varint+ is optimized to take up less space for small positive values and varint- for small negative (and positive) values.
For each byte in the varint, the MSB is set if there are additional bytes. If the result is optimized for small negative values, it is shifted.
A float is 32 bits and stored as 4 bytes. Depending on the language and architecture, the bytes can be combined into an int, then converted to a float.
A string is a varint+ length followed by zero or more UTF-8 characters. If the length is 0, the string is null (which can be considered the same as empty for most purposes). If the length is 1, the string is empty. Otherwise, the length is followed by length - 1 bytes. A UTF-8 character may be more than one byte, so there may be more bytes than UTF-8 characters.
A color is an RGBA value stored as an int.
In some places constants are used for identification. A constant is 1 byte. Constants are shown with the prefix in ALLCAPS.
string hash: A hash of all the skeleton data. This can be used by tools to detect if the data has changed since the last time it was loaded.
string version: The version of Spine that exported the data. This can be used by tools to enforce a particular Spine version to be used.
float width: The AABB width for the skeleton's attachments as it was in the setup pose in Spine. This can be used as a general size of the skeleton, though the skeleton's AABB depends on how it is posed.
float height: The AABB height for the skeleton's attachments as it was in the setup pose in Spine.
boolean nonessential: If false, data marked as nonessential will be omitted.
float fps: The dopesheet framerate in frames per second, as it was in Spine. Nonessential.
string images: The images path, as it was in Spine. Nonessential.
string audio: The audio path, as it was in Spine. Nonessential.
varint+ bone count: The number of bones that follow.
string name: The bone name. This is unique for the skeleton.
varint+ parent index: The index plus one of the parent bone. This value is omitted for the root bone.
float rotation: The rotation in degrees of the bone relative to the parent for the setup pose.
float x: The X position of the bone relative to the parent for the setup pose.
float y: The Y position of the bone relative to the parent for the setup pose.
float scaleX: The X scale of the bone for the setup pose.
float scaleY: The Y scale of the bone for the setup pose.
float shearX: The X shear of the bone for the setup pose.
float shearY: The Y shear of the bone for the setup pose.
float length: The length of the bone. The bone length is not used much at runtime except for 2 bone IK and to draw debug lines for the bones.
TRANSFORM_* transform mode: Determines how parent bone transforms are inherited.
color color: The color of the bone, as it was in Spine. Nonessential.
varint+ slot count: The number of slots that follow.
string name: The constraint name. This is unique for the skeleton.
varint+ bone index: The index of the bone that this slot is attached to.
color color: The color of the slot for the setup pose.
dark color: The dark color of the slot for the setup pose or -1 if the slot does not use tint black.
string attachment: The name of the slot's attachment for the setup pose. If null, there is no attachment for the setup pose.
BLEND_MODE_* blend: The type of blending to use when drawing the slot's visible attachment.
varint+ ik constraint count: The number of constraints that follow.
varint+ order index: The ordinal for the order constraints are applied.
varint+ bone count: The number of bones that follow (1 or 2).
varint+ bone index: The index of the bone whose rotation will be controlled by the constraint.
varint+ target index: The index of the target bone.
float mix: A value from 0 to 1 indicating the influence the constraint has on the bones, where 0 means only FK, 1 means only IK, and between is a mix of FK and IK.
byte bendDirection: If 1, the bones will bend in the positive rotation direction. If -1, the bones will bend in the negative rotation direction.
varint+ transform constraint count: The number of constraints that follow.
varint+ bone index: The index of the bone whose transform will be controlled by the constraint.
boolean local: True if the target's local transform is affected, else the world transform is affected.
boolean relative: True if the target's transform is adjusted relatively, else the transform is set absolutely.
float offset rotation: The rotation to offset from the target bone.
float offset x: The X distance to offset from the target bone.
float offset y: The Y distance to offset from the target bone.
float offset scale x: The X scale to offset from the target bone.
float offset scale y: The Y scale to offset from the target bone.
float offset shear y: The Y shear to offset from the target bone.
float rotate mix: A value from 0 to 1 indicating the influence the constraint has on the bones, where 0 means no affect, 1 means only the constraint, and between is a mix of the normal pose and the constraint.
float translate mix: See rotate mix.
float scale mix: See rotate mix.
float shear mix: See rotate mix.
varint+ path constraint count: The number of constraints that follow.
varint+ bone index: The index of the bone whose rotation and/or translation will be controlled by the constraint.
varint+ target index: The index of the target slot.
PATH_POSITION_* position mode: Determines how the path position is calculated.
PATH_SPACING_* spacing mode: Determines how the spacing between bones is calculated.
PATH_ROTATE_* rotate mode: Determines how the bone rotation is calculated.
float offset rotation: The rotation to offset from the path rotation.
float position: The path position.
float spacing: The spacing between bones.
Skin default skin: The default skin data, which holds attachments not assigned a skin in Spine.
varint+ skin count: The number of skins that follow.
string name: The skin name. This is unique for the skeleton.
Skin skin: The skin data.
varint+ event count: The number of events that follow.
string name: The name of the event. This is unique for the skeleton.
varint- int: The integer value of the event.
float float: The float value of the event.
string string: The string value of the event.
string audio: The path to an audio file if this event is intended to play audio.
float volume: The volume used to play the audio file.
float balance: The stereo balance used to play the audio file.
varint+ animation count: The number of animations that follow.
varint+ slot index: The index of the slot.
varint+ timeline count: The number of timelines that follow.
SLOT_* timeline type: The type of slot timeline.
varint+ frame count: The number of keyframes in the timeline.
float time: The time in seconds for the keyframe.
string attachment name: The name of the attachment to set on the slot, or null to clear the slot's attachment.
color color: The slot color to set for the keyframe.
Curve curve: The keyframe's curve. The curve is omitted for the last keyframe.
color light: The light slot color to set for the keyframe.
color dark: The dark slot color to set for the keyframe.
varint+ bone index: The index of the bone.
BONE_* timeline type: The type of bone timeline.
float rotation: The rotation for the keyframe.
float x: The X translation, scale, or shear for the keyframe.
float y: The Y translation, scale, or shear for the keyframe.
varint+ ik constraint timeline count: The number of IK constraint timelines that follow.
varint+ ik constraint index: The index of the IK constraint.
float mix: The IK constraint mix.
byte bend direction: The IK constraint bend direction (1 or -1).
varint+ transform constraint timeline count: The number of transform constraint timelines that follow.
varint+ transform constraint index: The index of the transform constraint.
float rotate mix: The transform constraint rotate mix.
float translate mix: The transform constraint translate mix.
float scale mix: The transform constraint scale mix.
float shear mix: The transform constraint shear mix.
varint+ path constraint entry count: The number of path constraint entries that follow.
varint+ path constraint index: The index of the path constraint.
varint+ path constraint timeline count: The number of path constraint timelines that follow.
PATH_* path constraint timeline type: The type of path constraint timeline.
float position: The path constraint position.
float spacing: The path constraint spacing.
float rotate mix: The path constraint rotate mix.
float translate mix: The path constraint translate mix.
varint+ skin index: The index of the skin.
varint+ deform timeline count: The number of deform timelines that follow.
string name: The name of the attachment for the skin and slot.
varint+ frame count: The number of keyframes in the deform timeline.
varint+ end vertex: The index of the last vertex value. If 0, start vertex and the vertex values are omitted.
varint+ start vertex: The index of the first vertex value.
float value: The amount to adjust the vertex relative to the attachment's setup pose.
varint+ draw order count: The number of draw order keyframes that follow.
varint+ change count: The number of draw order changes that follow.
varint+ slot index: The slot index to modify in the draw order.
varint+ amount: The amount to move the slot in the draw order.
varint+ event count: The number of event keyframes that follow.
varint+ event index: The index of the event for the keyframe.
varint- int: The integer value of the keyframe.
float float: The float value of the keyframe.
boolean has string: If false, string is omitted.
string string: The string value of the keyframe.
varint+ slot count: The number of slots for the skin that follow.
varint+ slot index: The index of the slot the following attachments belong to for this skin.
varint+ attachment count: The number of attachments for the slot.
string placeholder name: The name in the skin under which the attachment will be stored.
string name: The attachment name. If null, use the placeholder name. This is unique for the skeleton. For image attachments this is a key used to look up the texture region, for example on disk or in a texture atlas.
ATTACHMENT_* attachment type: The type of attachment.
string path: If not null, this value is used instead of the attachment name to look up the texture region.
float rotation: The rotation in degrees of the image relative to the slot's bone.
float x: The X position of the image relative to the slot's bone.
float y: The Y position of the image relative to the slot's bone.
float scaleX: The X scale of the image.
float scaleY: The Y scale of the image.
float width: The width of the image.
float height: The height of the image.
color color: The color to tint the attachment.
varint+ vertex count: The number of vertices for the bounding box.
Vertices vertices: The bounding box vertices.
color color: The color of the bounding box in Spine. Nonessential.
varint+ uv count: The number of UVs for the mesh.
float x: The X texture coordinate for the vertex.
float y: The Y texture coordinate for the vertex.
varint+ triangle count: The number of triangle points for the mesh that follow.
short vertex index: The index of the vertex for this point.
Vertices vertices: The mesh vertices.
varint+ hull count: The number of vertices that make up the polygon hull. The hull vertices are always first in the vertices list.
varint+ edge count: The number of edge points that follow which define the edges between connected vertices. Nonessential.
short vertex index: The index of the vertex for this point. Nonessential.
float width: The width of the image used by the mesh. Nonessential.
float height: The height of the image used by the mesh. Nonessential.
string skin: The name of the skin that contains the source mesh. If null, the source mesh is in the default skin.
string parent: The name of the source mesh, which is always in the same slot as this mesh. If the source mesh is not in the default skin, this name is used to look up the actual attachment in the skin.
boolean deform: If false, deform timelines for the source mesh are not applied to this mesh.
boolean closed: True if the last and first vertex are connected.
boolean constantSpeed: True if movement along the path uses constant speed.
varint+ vertex count: The number of vertices for the path.
Vertices vertices: The path vertices.
float length: The length in the setup pose from the start of the path to the end of each curve.
color color: The color of the path in Spine. Nonessential.
float rotation: The rotation in degrees of the point relative to the slot's bone.
float x: The X position of the point relative to the slot's bone.
float y: The Y position of the point relative to the slot's bone.
color color: The color of the point in Spine. Nonessential.
int end slot index: The index of the slot where clipping stops.
varint+ vertex count: The number of vertices for the clipping polygon.
Vertices vertices: The clipping polygon vertices.
color color: The color of the clipping attachment in Spine. Nonessential.
A curve defines the interpolation to use between a keyframe and the next keyframe: linear, stepped, or a Bézier curve.
The Bézier curve has 4 values which define the control points: cx1, cy1, cx2, cy2. The X axis is from 0 to 1 and represents the percent of time between the two keyframes. The Y axis is from 0 to 1 and represents the percent of the difference between the keyframe's values.
CURVE_* curve type: The type of curve.
boolean weighted: True if the vertices are weighted.
float x: The x position of the vertex relative to the slot's bone.
float y: The y position of the vertex relative to the slot's bone.
float bone count: The number of bones that influence the vertex.
float bone index: The index of the bone that influences the vertex.
float bind position X: The vertex X position relative to the bone.
float bind position Y: The vertex Y position relative to the bone.
float weight: The weight for the bone.


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