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Libations: Getting into the mix with the Monkey Mixer
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by Rose Anna Laudicina
The Monkey Mixer
The giant Monkey Mixer isn't the only unusual thing you might spot in and around Aspen during the 2019 Food & Wine Classic. Here are two other noteworthy things to seek out this weekend:
Sailor Jerry Van
Hot on the heels of its new Savage Apple release, Sailor Jerry Spiced Rum is bringing their tricked-out Sailor Jerry van. Anthony Bohlinger from Sailor Jerry will be driving the van into town on Friday, June 14, and it will be in town until Monday, June 17. The van is open to anyone 21 and older to hop in for a tasting, but you're going to have to keep your eye out for it, since it has no set location for where it will be hanging out except for at the Wine at the Mine party (invite only) on Saturday night. So, if you like a scavenger hunt with rum as the reward, stay on the lookout for a yellow van decorated with old-school tattoos. Happy hunting!
Mini Jimmy's
According to its tagline, it's "The World's Smallest Speakeasy." Located in the coat closet at the front of Jimmy's in Aspen, Mini Jimmy's is popping up again for the 2019 Food & Wine Classic as a partnership between the popular Aspen restaurant, New York's PDT (which you have to access through a phone booth). Mini Jimmy's will be operating Thursday through Saturday from 6 p.m. until midnight, but it only seats four people at a time, for 30 minute sessions with A-K Hada of PDT as the speakeasy's private bartender mixing up an array of William Grant & Sons cocktails. To make reservations, visit Jimmy's in Aspen and no Food & Wine pass is required. And please, remember to tip your bartender!
When thinking about scotch, images of old men sitting in a smoky room with a cigar in one hand and a glass of caramel-colored liquor with one ice cube in the other hand typically come to mind.
Enter Monkey Shoulder, a blended malt whisky that is out to break all the stereotypical rules of traditional scotch and those who drink it.
"With Monkey Shoulder, we endeavor to say, 'Why not whisky how we want to whisky?'" said Vance Henderson, Monkey Shoulder's national ambassador. "Why not use a great quality scotch whisky in high-quality cocktails and have fun while you do it?"
Why not, indeed.
In the company's campaign to break the rules and "whisky how they want to whisky," they are heading to the Food & Wine Classic this weekend (June 14-16) and bringing with them a party on wheels that is sure to turn heads.
The Monkey Mixer is a big orange truck, modeled after a cement mixer, but in place of the drum that mixes cement is a giant, silver cocktail shaker. Henderson said that some may say it is the "largest cocktail shaker in the world," but he won't officially weigh in on the debate.
The best part about The Monkey Mixer is that it is fully functioning, meaning you can actually be served a cocktail from the mixer.
Once people see that it works, "it's like a whole new level of excitement and surprise," Henderson said, "because they just were initially thrown by the idea of this giant, shiny truck. But then to see that it actually is beautiful and it functions, it's like it just takes the cake."
The cocktail shaker drum holds 2,400 gallons of liquid which, according to Henderson, is roughly 11,000 bottles, or 125,000 cocktails.
Closing out Day 2 of the Food & Wine Classic in a big way – spending some time at Wine at the Mine with Vance from MonkeyShoulder_MT and the Monkey Mixer, and maybe a surprise guest or two!
Posted by The Aspen Times on Saturday, June 15, 2019
During the daytime at Food & Wine, members of the public (no pass needed) who are 21 and older will be able to find The Monkey Mixer at designated stops around Aspen. (The stops had not been chosen as of press time, but honestly, it's a giant orange mixing truck, so it's probably not that hard to find.)
The mixer will be serving up its staple cocktail called the Mixed Up Monkey during the day. Essentially a mint collins, the Mixed Up Monkey is light and refreshing, sort of like a nice spiked sparkling mint lemonade, according to Henderson.
On Saturday evening, the Monkey Mixer will be parked at Smuggler Mine for the Wine at the Mine party, where it will be serving up a special cocktail called the Monkey Rosé, created exclusively for the popular late-night party.
Henderson is going to be pairing Monkey Shoulder whisky with rosé wine to create a unique, "boozy, delicious, light and refreshing" drink "that no one would've ever thought you could do."
"The whole idea that we try to drive home is that Monkey Shoulder is made for mixing," Henderson said. "It's a very cheeky brand.
"So, when it came to the Monkey Mixer idea, it was like, 'Well, what more outlandish way or thing could we drive home the idea that this whisky is made for mixing than creating a giant mixer truck?'"
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WineInk: January Dreams
Perhaps it's because we are in the abbreviated days of winter and I instinctively know that the sun is shining down-under. But every January I go through a nostalgic period where Australian wine dominates my mind.
Mountain Mayhem: One day at a time
Aspen braces itself for another restaurant shutdown
Asher on Aspen: A love letter to Belly Up Aspen


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Electoral Commission prepares for Local Government Elections
Apr 26, 2021 Cyril Ramaphosa, Electoral Commission, Njabulo Nzuza, Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, Sy Mamabolo, Zweli Mkhize
The Electoral Commission says it is finalising the finer details ahead of the local government elections, now that President Cyril Ramaphosa has set the date for 27 October 2021.
Briefing media on Thursday, Chief Electoral Officer, Sy Mamabolo, said the announcement allows the Electoral Commission and all other stakeholders to begin their preparations to ensure South Africa's sixth municipal council elections are free, fair and safe.
Mamabolo said the commission on Thursday met with leaders and representatives of political parties in the National Party Liaison Committee to discuss a range of issues relating to the elections.
The meeting was also attended by Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs (CoGTA) Minister Dr Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, along with Health Minister Dr Zweli Mkhize and Home Affairs Deputy Minister Njabulo Nzuza.
Mamabolo said the meeting is part of the commission's ongoing consultations and engagements with all the key stakeholders to plan and prepare for the elections.
"The meeting discussed, among other things, the date announced by the President, progress in the administrative planning for the elections, and issues related to the health and safety of participants under the continued COVID-19 pandemic.
"Political parties were also invited to raise any issues or concerns regarding the elections, including the impact of COVID-19 on conditions conducive to free and fair elections," Mamabolo said.
Mamabolo said a number of parties tabled their concerns regarding restrictions on political gatherings and other constraints to campaigning under the current national state of disaster regulations.
Some parties have proposed postponing the elections in light of the pandemic, while others indicated their view that the elections should proceed under special COVID-19 protocols, as part of "the new normal".
"The commission shared with the parties its analysis of the Constitution and other legal implications regarding any possible postponement. Its position, which is supported by the opinion of Senior Counsel, has been guiding the commission in its preparations and its consultations with the Minister of CoGTA and the Inter-Ministerial Committee on Elections, among others.
"The central view of this opinion is that a postponement to the elections would only be possible following a statutory amendment. With this in mind, the Commission has proceeded to plan for the holding of Local Government Elections within the current constitutional timeframe," Mamabolo said.
Mamabolo said the commission will deliberate on the issues, concerns and suggestions raised by parties to consider how these may be accommodated.
Voter registration campaign
The first aspect for preparation for the elections is that of voter registration.
The commission will soon embark on a national voter registration campaign to facilitate and encourage participation in the elections, by as many eligible voters as possible.
"This campaign will include an extensive communication and education drive across multimedia platforms, along with targeted interventions aimed specifically at first-time voters. These will include registration initiatives at schools, tertiary education campuses and other opportunities.
"This campaign will culminate in a national voter registration weekend, during which all voting stations will open between 8am and 5pm to allow new voters to register and existing voters to change, update and check their registration details.
"The dates for this weekend will be announced soon, following consultations with various stakeholders," Mamabolo said.
The commission reminded voters that there will be only one general voter registration weekend due to resource constraints.
Mamabolo called on all eligible voters – especially first-time voters – to ensure they are ready to register to participate, including obtaining identity documents, where necessary.
"We also urge all parties, the media, civil society and others to work with us to promote and encourage participation among all South Africans, so that we can continue the increase in turnout, which we have seen during the most recent local government elections."
Candidate nominations for ward
Mamabolo said other key preparations will include finalising candidate nominations for ward and PR (Proportional Representation) lists for the more than 10 000 seats to be contested for in 205 local municipalities, eight metros and 44 district councils.
"This will primarily be managed via the Online Candidate Nomination System. Candidate nominations are scheduled to take place during August and September. Arrangements will also be put in place for special votes.
"In this regard, the Electoral Commission notes proposals by a number of political parties for all opportunities to be explored – including extending eligibility for special voting – to reduce congestion at voting stations on Election Day. The commission will consider all possible measures within the legal framework and will announce further details on special voting in due course," Mamabolo said.
Brand SA sets record straight on media reports
Routine vaccinations under the spotlight

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Шамокша — река в России, протекает по Лодейнопольскому району Ленинградской области, левый приток Свири.

Исток реки — севернее деревни Люговичи. Течёт на запад, пересекает дорогу  (Лодейное Поле — Тихвин — Чудово), протекает южнее садоводства Новинка. Вблизи устья пересекает мурманскую железную дорогу у платформы 229 км и дорогу  —  — в деревне Шамокша. Устье реки находится в 43 км по левому берегу Свири, западнее деревни Шамокша. Длина реки составляет 38 км, площадь водосборного бассейна — 161 км².

Данные водного реестра
По данным государственного водного реестра России относится к Балтийскому бассейновому округу, водохозяйственный участок реки — Свирь, речной подбассейн реки — Свирь (включая реки бассейна Онежского озера). Относится к речному бассейну реки Нева (включая бассейны рек Онежского и Ладожского озера).

Код объекта в государственном водном реестре — 01040100812102000012812.

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Притоки Свири
Реки Лодейнопольского района

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Richard Weldon may refer to:
Richard B. Weldon Jr. (born 1958), state senator in Maryland
Richard Chapman Weldon (1849–1925), Canadian law professor
Richard L. Weldon (born 1932), Canadian politician


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There are 3 chords created within the essence of a wood of a tree that grows in North Africa, in Marocco, on the high grounds of the Atlas oasis: the Atlas Cedar.
Superhero is a fresh flowery chord and slightly spicy.
It is ideal for making a good start to the day, for feeling fresh and calm. Ideal in the morning during free-time and sport.
It's a fresh captivating perfume with an extra something! No doubts!
Cola spurts energy and speaks entirely for itself. As far as we can remember, this is the first time that we have produced a fragrance like this.
Always and on any occasion. A glamour effect that draws everybody's attention.
A rich composition and the unmistakeable perfume of Cola: always a winning formula!
It is a woody / aromatic chord.
It is a "grown-up" and virile fragrance, extremely elegant and refined.
You risk having to share it at home … and it's not necessarily only the men in your house that will want to use it. An irresistible and timeless fragrance.


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This collection explores what it means to be masculine, the breadwinner, the manager of an office, the protector. Since masculinity is held up as a signal of the 'norm' in western culture, any deviation from conventional male attire is viewed with great unease. Exaggeration within the dress of those men who wish to step outside this somewhat rigid definition has a long history, and exaggeration itself need only be slight to provoke moral anxiety.
Inspired by the movement of 18th century Romanticism 'The New Romanticist' asks what it means to be masculine by challenging and breaking down the preconceptions of masculinity and patriarchy, experimenting with conventional male and female fabrics and detaching them from the main body of garments.


Although I never wrote a blog in 2016 I'm hoping to revamp and start writing again. 2016 was full of lots of changes I still managed to get out quite a bit. I spent early spring chasing bears but only found sign. I hunted a new area and found some great sign, just no bears. I'm hoping to get back there this coming spring and see what it brings. I also headed east for a couple of days and chased some turkeys with my brother. We found some but they wanted nothing to do with us. Spring was pretty short this year as I transitioned into a new position at work, which has proved to be very busy.
I began my fall like many before with archery antelope season. I went to some familiar areas and got on some decent bucks but wasn't able to pull it together. From there I hit up a couple of shows for Rocky Mountain Hunting Calls and headed out for elk season.
I headed east yet again and spent my first 4 days by myself trying to locate some elk. My first afternoon was slow with hearing one distant bugle. This of course was a good sign as I knew I was probably back in where the elk would be.
The following day I continue to hunt the area and again turned up some talking elk. I knew I found a good spot and just needed to start using the tactics I have learned in the past few years and put a plan together and get more aggressive. The second day turned up elk just nothing quite worked out.
My third morning in I went back to a place I hunted the year before. I started with a location bugle and got an immediate answer. I knew from past practice I needed to go after them and not wait. I got behind them and knew they were headed to a bedding area. I got to a point and used a tactic I learned from Rockie Jacobsen. I would call and get the wind and horse shoe forward. I eventually got to the bottom and ran out of room. I stopped and waited. Nothing showed up and I watched 3 mule deer bucks begin to get into a stalkable position.
I was going to switch gears and chase after those bucks. About the time I was going to make a move in their direction I heard a squeal to my right. I wasn't sure what it was at first and it took all of a couple of seconds to realize a satellite bull worked his way my direction from my calling. He was at 60 years and closing fast. My last call came from above me and the bull was circling my last location to get my wind. Lucky for me the tactic I was taught about calling by yourself worked. I got down and ranged a tree where it looked like the bull was headed. 30 yards and he was just about to clear. I was comfortable and calm. I waited for him to clear into an opening. He was slightly quartered to me. I knew my range and he stopped. I was at full draw and let my arrow go.
I watch the arrow fly and knew my shot didn't meet it's mark. He was quartering more than I had originally thought and I shot too far forward striking him in the shoulder. I watched him spin to his right. His back leg came forward and kicked the arrow out. It didn't look like very good penetration and I immediately got worried. I couldn't get a second shot and the bull walked away on the direction my last calls came from.
I went to where I saw my arrow hit. I found my arrow and there was blood approximately 9 inches up the arrow. Most of the shaft was left and my broadhead and at most two inches of the shaft was in the bull. The blood looked pretty good, but I didn't find a single drop anywhere. I looked and looked. I went back to camp defeated but not finished.
I spent the following day looking for any sign that might lead to some glimmer of hope that my arrow was fatal. After continuing to find nothing I made the decision that my arrow was not fatal and the bull would be fine. Disappointing to say the least, but confident that the bull made it I went back to hunting.
I continued to get into the elk and then the rest of camp showed up. My brother Todd and a couple of others made the trip to camp. We split up and started trying to find more elk. I ended up hunting the rest of the trip with Courtney and we did all right. Todd took the others to a few spots we thought the elk would be. Finally we spotted some and they ran right across the road in front of us. Todd and the others set off after them and Tom one of the others in our group shot a nice 340 class bull.
That's where it turned into a few long days. There was good blood and the arrow passed through and looked great. Tom was shooting an expandable and it appeared it might not have opened up correctly. We searched as much as we could with no luck.
At at this point we had two bulls with no recovery on either. That's just how it goes sometimes and not really a good explanation for what happens other than archery is a game of inches and can make for tough days. The rest of the trip went with Courtney killing a coyote at a mere 6 yards with his bow and was the second coyote he had within range. The other slipped away without a shot.
Fun was had by all in camp and many many memories were made. It didn't end up as planned other than elk camp will always be a place for fun and memories.
Now that elk season was over it was time to chase after pheasants. I made a trip back to SD with a co-worker for a week and I also picked up an archery deer tag. I was set to hunt deer and birds and what a trip it was.
To say the birds are doing ok is beyond an understatement. We were seeing a crazy amount of birds and killing was pleantiful. My shooting wasn't as great as I had hoped and I was getting out shot by a long ways.
Stephen who I grew up with and the place I hunted got to see me shoot my biggest whitetail to date. Again I'll leave it at archery is a game of inches. I blew a chip shot and hit the buck too far forward. We watched the buck walk away and eventually backed out. We came back that night and it was Stephen, myself, and our good friend Matt. We tracked the buck from 7 pm to around 1 am before we found where he bedded, got up, and lost blood. I just recently spoke with Stephen and the buck didn't turn up on his trail cams making me think he ended up dying. It was at this point for the season I was done archery hunting.
I finished out my season with my rifle chasing deer with no luck. My in-laws came out from CA and Dan, Chris, and I made a trip to central MT after some pheasants. It was tough hunting but a blast of a trip and we even covered some of MT I hadn't had the luxury of exploring yet. I spent a few more days chasing birds and discovered some great new places to keep in mind.
2016 proved to be a tough year, but much was learned as always. I'm sure I'm missing a ton of stuff, but tired to hit a few highs and the many lows of last year. I'm already pumped for 2017 and have picked up some new gear and will be adding to the companies I get the privilege of helping out. Although we are already with close to a quarter of the year I look forward to keeping up better on here and writing more about my adventures.
2016 has come and gone and here's to a great 2017!


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Influenza Surveillance Update – Alicia Budd (CDC)
New FDA Approval of Fluzone Indication in Younger Children – Jennifer Havens (Sanofi Pasteur)
Other Items – L.J Tan (IAC)
Alicia provided an update on influenza activity reported for week 2, ending January 12, 2019. Influenza activity remains elevated across the country.
For the week, 12.4% of specimens sent to clinical laboratories tested positive for influenza. This is similar to the percentage reported during the previous week and is down from the almost 17% reported during week 52. It is too soon to know whether this is an actual decrease in activity. CDC will continue to monitor this closely. Influenza A (H1) remains the predominant strain reported from public health labs and in 9 of the 10 surveillance regions. Influenza H3 was the predominant strain reported in Region 4 (southeastern states) for week 49 – week 1. However, during week 2 the region reported a slightly higher number of H1 than H3 specimens. The amount of reported influenza B circulating viruses continues to remain low at approximately 3.5% for the season as a whole. Of these, 60% of the viruses tested at public health labs have been of the Yamagata lineage.
During this season, almost 562 viruses have received antigenic and genetic characterization. This data indicates the majority of viruses are similar to the reference viruses for this season's vaccine components. In addition, almost 500 viruses have been tested for resistance to oseltamivir, peramivir, and zanamivir. Of these, one H1 specimen was found to have reduced susceptibility to oseltamivir. But no specimens were found to have high resistance to the 3 antiviral medications.
Outpatient visits for influenza-like illness (ILI) decreased during the week to 3.1%. We have now been above the national baseline for 8 consecutive weeks, and all 10 surveillance regions were above their region-specific baselines. However, this is the second week in which reported activity has declined from the previous week. On a state level, 9 states experienced high ILI levels, 13 states reported moderate activity, and the remaining 28 states were at low or minimal activity levels.
Cumulative reports to FluSurv-NET this season indicate a rate of 12.4/100,000 lab-confirmed influenza hospitalizations. Highest hospitalization rates were seen in persons >65 years at almost 32/100,000, followed by the 0–4 age group at 23.5/100,000 and the 50–64 age group at 16.3/100,000.
The percent of deaths reported due to pneumonia and influenza (P&I) has remained below the epidemic threshold for each week in this reporting season. The current week reports indicate 6.9% of deaths were due to P&I, which is just below the threshold of 7.0%.
Three new influenza-associated pediatric deaths were reported to CDC during the week. Two deaths were associated with H1 infection and 1 was an influenza A virus infection which was not subtyped. A total of 19 pediatric deaths have been reported to CDC this season.
For the geographic spread of influenza during the week, 30 states reported widespread activity, 16 states reported regional activity, and 4 states reporting local or sporadic activity.
Jennifer announced that the FDA has approved the use of a 0.5 mL dose of Fluzone for children down to 6 months of age. This change will help providers simplify vaccine ordering and inventory by allowing them to use one vaccine dose level for all persons 6 months of age and older. This change affects the labeling for the current season's vaccine, meaning providers can use already-received 2018–2019 vaccine with this new indication for children down to 6 months of age. Sanofi currently is taking reservations for the 2019–2020 vaccine, which will have this new label indication. The manufacturer plans to shift its production capabilities to allow for increased availability of 0.5 mL vaccine in pre-filled syringes.
2019 Summit In-Person Meeting Information Now Available Online – The 2019 Summit in-person meeting will be held in Atlanta, GA on May 14–16, 2019. Information on registration, submission of poster abstracts, and nominations for the 2019 Immunization Excellence Awards is available on the 2019 National Adult and Influenza Immunization Summit webpage. (Please note that the password to register for this invitation-only meeting is available by contacting L.J Tan.) If possible, please book your room either through the onscreen "pop-up" that appears after you register or later through the email you receive after completing your registration. This not only will give you access to the "preferred rate," it also will help the Summit meet its lodging contractual agreement with the hotel.
Valuable Resources Available on Summit Website – L.J reminded callers that the Summit website contains a wealth of information and resources that can be helpful to providers. In particular, he called attention to several valuable tools posted by the Influenza Workgroup, including the Checklist of Best Practices for Vaccination Clinics Held at Satellite, Temporary, or Off-site Locations, a Pledge for Organizations Implementing Vaccination Clinics Heald at Satellite, Temporary, or Off-site Locations, and Guidance for Leaders/Administrators in Long-Term Care Facilities Who Plan to Implement an Influenza Vaccination Requirement Policy for Health Care Personnel to Improve Influenza Vaccination Coverage.
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A Handmaid's Tale really gets around, doesn't it?
Jane Eyre is my favorite of all time.
I love this meme. I had forgotten about Ramona until you mentioned her! I used to love those books.
What Lit Feline said. This is such a fun meme. I said the same thing about Pride and Prejudice. Love it, love Colin Firth. I didn't even think of Bridget Jones! Such a fun book - rude, but fun!
Believe it or not, I enjoy those scary medical books. I read The Hot Zone, several years ago. It actually has a bit of a letdown ending. Things escalate and it sounds like . . . so this is it; we're all going to die. And, then, problem solved. Huh.
I went through a Danielle Steel phase, too, in high school! Back then I pretty much would have read anything you put in front of me. I really like East of Eden, too, but I was so scared of the character, Kate. And, of course, The Handmaid's Tale rocks. I just finished that and loved it.
And your sailing trip around the world sounds amazing! What an experience!
By the way, how far along are you in your pregnancy? I can't believe I have a three-month-old already. It seems like yesterday I was blogging about how fat and pregnant I was.
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package com.carrotsearch.hppcrt.sets;

import java.util.*;

import org.junit.*;

import com.carrotsearch.hppcrt.*;
import com.carrotsearch.hppcrt.TestUtils;
import com.carrotsearch.hppcrt.cursors.*;
import com.carrotsearch.hppcrt.predicates.*;
import com.carrotsearch.hppcrt.procedures.*;
import com.carrotsearch.randomizedtesting.RandomizedTest;
import com.carrotsearch.randomizedtesting.annotations.*;

/*! #import("com/carrotsearch/hppcrt/Intrinsics.java") !*/
/**
 * Unit tests for {@link KTypeIdentityHashSetTest}.
 */
/*! ${TemplateOptions.doNotGenerateKType("BYTE", "CHAR", "SHORT", "INT", "LONG", "FLOAT", "DOUBLE")} !*/
/*! ${TemplateOptions.generatedAnnotation} !*/
public class KTypeIdentityHashSetTest<KType> extends AbstractKTypeTest<KType>
{
    /**
     * Per-test fresh initialized instance.
     */
    public KTypeIdentityHashSet<KType> set;

    public volatile long guard;

    @BeforeClass
    public static void configure()
    {
        IteratorPool.configureInitialPoolSize(8);
    }

    /* */
    @Before
    public void initialize()
    {
        this.set = KTypeIdentityHashSet.newInstance();

        //The identity set is only valid for Object keys anyway
        Assume.assumeTrue(Object[].class.isInstance(this.set.keys));
    }

    /**
     * Check that the set is consistent, i.e all allocated slots are reachable by get(),
     * and all not-allocated contains nulls if Generic
     * @param set
     */
    @After
    public void checkConsistency()
    {
        if (this.set != null)
        {
            int occupied = 0;

            final int mask = this.set.keys.length - 1;

            for (int i = 0; i < this.set.keys.length; i++)
            {
                if (!is_allocated(i, this.set.keys))
                {
                    //if not allocated, generic version if patched to null for GC sake
                    /*! #if ($TemplateOptions.KTypeGeneric) !*/
                    TestUtils.assertEquals2(Intrinsics.<KType> empty(), this.set.keys[i]);
                    /*! #end !*/
                }
                else
                {
                    //try to reach the key by contains()
                    Assert.assertTrue(this.set.contains(Intrinsics.<KType> cast(this.set.keys[i])));

                    occupied++;
                }
            }

            if (this.set.allocatedDefaultKey) {

                //try to reach the key by contains()
                Assert.assertTrue(this.set.contains(Intrinsics.<KType> empty()));

                occupied++;
            }

            Assert.assertEquals(occupied, this.set.size());

        }
    }

    /* */
    @Test
    public void testAddVarArgs()
    {
        this.set.add(asArrayObjects(this.keyE, this.key1, this.key2, this.key1, this.keyE));
        Assert.assertEquals(3, this.set.size());
        TestUtils.assertSortedListEqualsByReference(this.set.toArray(), this.keyE, this.key1, this.key2);
    }

    /* */
    @Test
    public void testAddAll()
    {
        final KTypeIdentityHashSet<KType> set2 = new KTypeIdentityHashSet<KType>();
        set2.add(asArrayObjects(this.k1, this.k2));
        this.set.add(asArrayObjects(this.k0, this.k1));

        Assert.assertEquals(1, this.set.addAll(set2));
        Assert.assertEquals(0, this.set.addAll(set2));

        Assert.assertEquals(3, this.set.size());
        TestUtils.assertSortedListEqualsByReference(this.set.toArray(), this.k0, this.k1, this.k2);
    }

    /* */
    @Test
    public void testRemove()
    {
        this.set.add(asArrayObjects(this.k0, this.k1, this.k2, this.k3, this.k4));

        Assert.assertTrue(this.set.remove(this.k2));
        Assert.assertFalse(this.set.remove(this.k2));
        Assert.assertEquals(4, this.set.size());
        TestUtils.assertSortedListEqualsByReference(this.set.toArray(), this.k0, this.k1, this.k3, this.k4);
    }

    /* */
    @Test
    public void testRemoveAllFromLookupContainer()
    {
        this.set.add(asArrayObjects(this.k0, this.k1, this.k2, this.k3, this.k4));

        final KTypeIdentityHashSet<KType> list2 = new KTypeIdentityHashSet<KType>();
        list2.add(asArrayObjects(this.k1, this.k3, this.k5));

        Assert.assertEquals(2, this.set.removeAll(list2));
        Assert.assertEquals(3, this.set.size());
        TestUtils.assertSortedListEquals(this.set.toArray(), this.k0, this.k2, this.k4);
    }

    /* */
    @Test
    public void testRemoveAllWithPredicate()
    {
        this.set.add(asArrayObjects(this.k0, this.k1, this.k2));

        Assert.assertEquals(1, this.set.removeAll(new KTypePredicate<KType>()
        {
            @Override
            public boolean apply(final KType v)
            {
                return v == KTypeIdentityHashSetTest.this.key1;
            };
        }));

        TestUtils.assertSortedListEqualsByReference(this.set.toArray(), this.k0, this.key2);
    }

    /* */
    @Test
    public void testRemoveAllWithPredicate2()
    {
        this.set.add(asArrayObjects(this.keyE, this.k1, this.k2, this.key4));

        Assert.assertEquals(2, this.set.removeAll(new KTypePredicate<KType>()
        {
            @Override
            public boolean apply(final KType v)
            {
                return (v == KTypeIdentityHashSetTest.this.k1) || (v == KTypeIdentityHashSetTest.this.keyE);
            };
        }));

        TestUtils.assertSortedListEqualsByReference(this.set.toArray(), this.key2, this.key4);
    }

    /* */
    @Test
    public void testRemoveAllWithPredicateInterrupted()
    {
        this.set.add(asArrayObjects(this.k0, this.k1, this.k2, this.k3, this.k4, this.k5, this.k6, this.k7, this.k8));

        final RuntimeException t = new RuntimeException();
        try
        {
            //the assert below should never be triggered because of the exception
            //so give it an invalid value in case the thing terminates  = initial size + 1
            Assert.assertEquals(10, this.set.removeAll(new KTypePredicate<KType>()
            {
                @Override
                public boolean apply(final KType v)
                {
                    if (v == KTypeIdentityHashSetTest.this.key7) {
                        throw t;
                    }
                    return v == KTypeIdentityHashSetTest.this.key2 || v == KTypeIdentityHashSetTest.this.key9 || v == KTypeIdentityHashSetTest.this.key5;
                };
            }));

            Assert.fail();
        } catch (final RuntimeException e)
        {
            // Make sure it's really our exception...
            if (e != t) {
                throw e;
            }
        }

        // And check if the set is in consistent state. We cannot predict the pattern,
        //but we know that since key7 throws an exception, key7 is still present in the set.

        Assert.assertTrue(this.set.contains(this.key7));
        checkConsistency();
    }

    /* */
    @Test
    public void testRetainAllWithPredicate()
    {
        this.set.add(asArrayObjects(this.k0, this.k1, this.k2, this.k3, this.k4, this.k5));

        Assert.assertEquals(4, this.set.retainAll(new KTypePredicate<KType>()
        {
            @Override
            public boolean apply(final KType v)
            {
                return v == KTypeIdentityHashSetTest.this.key1 || v == KTypeIdentityHashSetTest.this.key2;
            };
        }));

        TestUtils.assertSortedListEqualsByReference(this.set.toArray(), this.key1, this.key2);
    }

    /* */
    @Test
    public void testRetainAllWithPredicate2()
    {
        this.set.add(asArrayObjects(this.keyE, this.k1, this.k2, this.k3, this.k4, this.k5));

        Assert.assertEquals(4, this.set.retainAll(new KTypePredicate<KType>()
        {
            @Override
            public boolean apply(final KType v)
            {
                return v == KTypeIdentityHashSetTest.this.keyE || v == KTypeIdentityHashSetTest.this.k3;
            };
        }));

        TestUtils.assertSortedListEqualsByReference(this.set.toArray(), this.keyE, this.k3);
    }

    /* */
    @Test
    public void testClear()
    {
        this.set.add(asArrayObjects(this.k1, this.k2, this.k3));
        this.set.clear();
        checkConsistency();
        Assert.assertEquals(0, this.set.size());

        this.set.add(asArrayObjects(this.k0, this.k2, this.k8));
        this.set.clear();
        checkConsistency();
        Assert.assertEquals(0, this.set.size());
    }

    /* */
    @Test
    public void testIterable()
    {
        this.set.add(asArrayObjects(this.k1, this.k2, this.k2, this.k3, this.k4));
        this.set.remove(this.k2);
        Assert.assertEquals(3, this.set.size());

        int counted = 0;
        for (final KTypeCursor<KType> cursor : this.set)
        {
            if (cursor.index == this.set.keys.length) {

                TestUtils.assertEquals2(Intrinsics.<KType> empty(), cursor.value);
                counted++;
                continue;
            }

            counted++;
            Assert.assertTrue(this.set.contains(cursor.value));

        }
        Assert.assertEquals(counted, this.set.size());

        this.set.clear();
        Assert.assertFalse(this.set.iterator().hasNext());
    }

    /* */
    @Test
    public void testIterable2()
    {
        this.set.add(asArrayObjects(this.keyE, this.k2, this.k2, this.k3, this.k4));
        this.set.remove(this.k2);
        Assert.assertEquals(3, this.set.size());

        int counted = 0;
        for (final KTypeCursor<KType> cursor : this.set)
        {
            if (cursor.index == this.set.keys.length) {

                TestUtils.assertEquals2(Intrinsics.<KType> empty(), cursor.value);
                counted++;
                continue;
            }

            counted++;
            Assert.assertTrue(this.set.contains(cursor.value));

        }
        Assert.assertEquals(counted, this.set.size());

        this.set.clear();
        Assert.assertFalse(this.set.iterator().hasNext());
    }

    /*! #if ($TemplateOptions.KTypeGeneric) !*/
    @SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
    /*! #end !*/
    @Test
    public void testClone()
    {
        this.set.add(this.key1, this.key2, this.key3, this.keyE);

        final KTypeIdentityHashSet<KType> cloned = this.set.clone();
        cloned.removeAll(this.key1);

        TestUtils.assertSortedListEqualsByReference(this.set.toArray(), this.keyE, this.key1, this.key2, this.key3);
        TestUtils.assertSortedListEqualsByReference(cloned.toArray(), this.keyE, this.key2, this.key3);
    }

    /*
     *
     */
    @Test
    public void testToString()
    {
        this.set.add(this.key1, this.key2);
        String asString = this.set.toString();
        asString = asString.replaceAll("[\\[\\],\\ ]", "");
        final char[] asCharArray = asString.toCharArray();
        Arrays.sort(asCharArray);
        Assert.assertEquals("12", new String(asCharArray));
    }

    @Repeat(iterations = 5)
    @Test
    public void testForEachProcedureWithException()
    {
        final Random randomVK = RandomizedTest.getRandom();

        //Test that the container do not resize if less that the initial size

        //1) Choose a map to build
        /*! #if ($TemplateOptions.isKType("GENERIC", "int", "long", "float", "double")) !*/
        final int NB_ELEMENTS = 2000;
        /*!
            #elseif ($TemplateOptions.isKType("short", "char"))
             int NB_ELEMENTS = 1000;
            #else
              int NB_ELEMENTS = 126;
            #end !*/

        final KTypeIdentityHashSet<Object> newSet = KTypeIdentityHashSet.newInstance();

        //add a randomized number of key

        newSet.add(this.keyE);

        for (int i = 0; i < NB_ELEMENTS; i++) {

            final Integer KVpair = randomVK.nextInt((int) (0.7 * NB_ELEMENTS));

            newSet.add(KVpair);
        }

        //List the keys in the reverse-order of the internal buffer, since forEach() is iterating in reverse also:
        final ArrayList<Object> keyList = new ArrayList<Object>();

        if (newSet.allocatedDefaultKey) {

            keyList.add(Intrinsics.<KType> empty());
        }

        //Test forEach predicate and stop at each key in turn.
        final ArrayList<Object> keyListTest = new ArrayList<Object>();

        for (int k = newSet.keys.length - 1; k >= 0; k--) {

            if (is_allocated(k, newSet.keys)) {

                keyList.add((newSet.keys[k]));
            }
        }

        final int size = keyList.size();

        for (int i = 0; i < size; i++)
        {
            final int currentPairIndexSizeToIterate = i + 1;

            keyListTest.clear();

            keyList.clear();

            if (newSet.allocatedDefaultKey) {

                keyList.add(Intrinsics.<KType> empty());
            }

            for (int k = newSet.keys.length - 1; k >= 0; k--) {

                if (is_allocated(k, newSet.keys)) {

                    keyList.add(newSet.keys[k]);
                }
            }

            //A) Run forEach(KType)
            try
            {
                newSet.forEach(new KTypeProcedure<Object>() {

                    @Override
                    public void apply(final Object key)
                    {
                        keyListTest.add(key);

                        //when the stopping key/value pair is encountered, add to list and stop iteration
                        if (key == keyList.get(currentPairIndexSizeToIterate - 1))
                        {
                            //interrupt iteration by an exception
                            throw new RuntimeException("Interrupted treatment by test");
                        }
                    }
                });
            } catch (final RuntimeException e)
            {
                if (!e.getMessage().equals("Interrupted treatment by test"))
                {
                    throw e;
                }
            } finally
            {
                //despite the exception, the procedure terminates cleanly

                //check that keyList/keyListTest are identical for the first
                //currentPairIndexToIterate + 1 elements
                Assert.assertEquals(currentPairIndexSizeToIterate, keyListTest.size());

                for (int j = 0; j < currentPairIndexSizeToIterate; j++)
                {
                    //Compare by reference !
                    Assert.assertTrue(keyList.get(j) == keyListTest.get(j));
                }
            } //end finally
        } //end for each index
    }

    @Repeat(iterations = 5)
    @Test
    public void testForEachProcedure()
    {
        final Random randomVK = RandomizedTest.getRandom();

        //Test that the container do not resize if less that the initial size

        //1) Choose a map to build
        /*! #if ($TemplateOptions.isKType("GENERIC", "int", "long", "float", "double")) !*/
        final int NB_ELEMENTS = 2000;
        /*!
            #elseif ($TemplateOptions.isKType("short", "char"))
             int NB_ELEMENTS = 1000;
            #else
              int NB_ELEMENTS = 126;
            #end !*/

        final KTypeIdentityHashSet<Object> newSet = KTypeIdentityHashSet.newInstance();

        //add a randomized number of key
        //use the same value for keys and values to ease later analysis

        newSet.add(this.keyE);

        for (int i = 0; i < NB_ELEMENTS; i++) {

            final Integer KVpair = randomVK.nextInt((int) (0.7 * NB_ELEMENTS));

            newSet.add(KVpair);
        }

        //List the keys in the reverse-order of the internal buffer, since forEach() is iterating in reverse also:
        final ArrayList<Object> keyList = new ArrayList<Object>();

        if (newSet.allocatedDefaultKey) {

            keyList.add(Intrinsics.<KType> empty());
        }

        for (int i = newSet.keys.length - 1; i >= 0; i--) {

            if (is_allocated(i, newSet.keys)) {

                keyList.add(newSet.keys[i]);
            }
        }

        //Test forEach predicate and stop at each key in turn.
        final ArrayList<Object> keyListTest = new ArrayList<Object>();

        keyListTest.clear();

        //A) Run forEach(KType)

        newSet.forEach(new KTypeProcedure<Object>() {

            @Override
            public void apply(final Object key)
            {
                keyListTest.add(key);
            }
        });

        //check that keyList/keyListTest  are identical.
        Assert.assertEquals(keyList.size(), keyListTest.size());

        for (int j = 0; j < keyList.size(); j++)
        {
            //Compare by reference !
            Assert.assertTrue(keyList.get(j) == keyListTest.get(j));
        }
    }

    @Repeat(iterations = 5)
    @Test
    public void testForEachPredicate()
    {
        final Random randomVK = RandomizedTest.getRandom();

        //Test that the container do not resize if less that the initial size

        //1) Choose a map to build
        /*! #if ($TemplateOptions.isKType("GENERIC", "int", "long", "float", "double")) !*/
        final int NB_ELEMENTS = 2000;
        /*!
            #elseif ($TemplateOptions.isKType("short", "char"))
             int NB_ELEMENTS = 1000;
            #else
              int NB_ELEMENTS = 126;
            #end !*/

        final KTypeIdentityHashSet<Object> newSet = KTypeIdentityHashSet.newInstance();

        //add a randomized number of key
        //use the same value for keys and values to ease later analysis

        newSet.add(this.keyE);

        for (int i = 0; i < NB_ELEMENTS; i++) {

            final Integer KVpair = randomVK.nextInt((int) (0.7 * NB_ELEMENTS));

            newSet.add(KVpair);
        }

        //List the keys in the reverse-order of the internal buffer, since forEach() is iterating in reverse also:
        final ArrayList<Object> keyList = new ArrayList<Object>();

        /*! #if ($SA)
        if (newSet.allocatedDefaultKey) {

            keyList.add(Intrinsics.<KType> empty());
        }
        #end !*/

        //Test forEach predicate and stop at each key in turn.
        final ArrayList<Object> keyListTest = new ArrayList<Object>();

        for (int k = newSet.keys.length - 1; k >= 0; k--) {

            if (is_allocated(k, newSet.keys)) {

                keyList.add(newSet.keys[k]);
            }
        }

        final int size = keyList.size();

        for (int i = 0; i < size; i++)
        {
            final int currentPairIndexSizeToIterate = i + 1;

            keyListTest.clear();
            keyList.clear();

            if (newSet.allocatedDefaultKey) {

                keyList.add(Intrinsics.<KType> empty());
            }

            for (int k = newSet.keys.length - 1; k >= 0; k--) {

                if (is_allocated(k, newSet.keys)) {

                    keyList.add(newSet.keys[k]);
                }
            }

            //A) Run forEach(KType)

            newSet.forEach(new KTypePredicate<Object>() {

                @Override
                public boolean apply(final Object key)
                {
                    keyListTest.add(key);

                    //when the stopping key/value pair is encountered, add to list and stop iteration
                    if (key == keyList.get(currentPairIndexSizeToIterate - 1))
                    {
                        //interrupt iteration by an exception
                        return false;
                    }

                    return true;
                }
            });

            //despite the interruption, the procedure terminates cleanly

            //check that keyList/keyListTest are identical for the first
            //currentPairIndexToIterate + 1 elements
            Assert.assertEquals(currentPairIndexSizeToIterate, keyListTest.size());

            for (int j = 0; j < currentPairIndexSizeToIterate; j++)
            {
                //Compare by reference !
                Assert.assertTrue(keyList.get(j) == keyListTest.get(j));
            }
        } //end for each index
    }

    @Test
    public void testNotEqualsButIdentical()
    {
        //the goal of this test is to demonstrate that keys are really treated with "identity",
        //not using the equals() / hashCode().
        //So attempt to fill the container with lots of "equals" instances, which are by definition different objects.

        /*! #if ($TemplateOptions.isVType("GENERIC", "int", "long", "float", "double")) !*/
        final int NB_ELEMENTS = 2000;
        /*!
            #elseif ($TemplateOptions.isVType("short", "char"))
             int NB_ELEMENTS = 1000;
            #else
              int NB_ELEMENTS = 126;
            #end !*/

        final KTypeIdentityHashSet<Object> newSet = new KTypeIdentityHashSet<Object>(10);

        Assert.assertEquals(0, newSet.size());

        //A) fill
        for (int i = 0; i < NB_ELEMENTS; i++) {

            final Object newObject = new IntHolder(0xAF);

            Assert.assertTrue(newSet.add(newObject));

            //Equals key, but not the same object
            Assert.assertFalse(newSet.contains(new IntHolder(0xAF)));

            //Really the same object
            Assert.assertTrue(newSet.contains(newObject));
        } //end for

        //objects are all different, so size is really NB_ELEMENTS
        Assert.assertEquals(NB_ELEMENTS, newSet.size());
    }

    private boolean is_allocated(final int slot, final Object[] keys) {

        return !Intrinsics.<KType> isEmpty(keys[slot]);
    }
}


S-1.III.1. We said that prayer is always for yourself, and this is so. 2 Why, then, should you pray for others at all? 3 And if you should, how should you do it? 4 Praying for others, if rightly understood, becomes a means for lifting your projections of guilt from your brother, and enabling you to recognize it is not he who is hurting you. 5 The poisonous thought that he is your enemy, your evil counterpart, your nemesis, must be relinquished before you can be saved from guilt. 6 For this the means is prayer, of rising power and with ascending goals, until it reaches even up to God.
S-1.III.2. The earlier forms of prayer, at the bottom of the ladder, will not be free from envy and malice. 2 They call for vengeance, not for love. 3 Nor do they come from one who understands that they are calls for death, made out of fear by those who cherish guilt. 4 They call upon a vengeful god, and it is he who seems to answer them. 5 Hell cannot be asked for another, and then escaped by him who asks for it. 6 Only those who are in hell can ask for hell. 7 Those who have been forgiven, and who accepted their forgiveness, could never make a prayer like that.
5 What I have asked for for my brother is not what I would have. 6 Thus have I made of him my enemy.
7 It is apparent that this step cannot be reached by anyone who sees no value or advantage to himself in setting others free. 8 This may be long delayed, because it may seem to be dangerous instead of merciful. 9 To the guilty there seems indeed to be a real advantage in having enemies, and this imagined gain must go, if enemies are to be set free.
S-1.III.4. Guilt must be given up, and not concealed. 2 Nor can this be done without some pain, and a glimpse of the merciful nature of this step may for some time be followed by a deep retreat into fear. 3 For fear's defenses are fearful in themselves, and when they are recognized they bring their fear with them. 4 Yet what advantage has an illusion of escape ever brought a prisoner? 5 His real escape from guilt can lie only in the recognition that the guilt has gone. 6 And how can this be recognized as long as he hides it in another, and does not see it as his own? 7 Fear of escape makes it difficult to welcome freedom, and to make a jailer of an enemy seems to be safety. 8 How, then, can he be released without an insane fear for yourself? 9 You have made of him your salvation and your escape from guilt. 10 Your investment in this escape is heavy, and your fear of letting it go is strong.
S-1.III.5. Stand still an instant, now, and think what you have done. 2 Do not forget that it is you who did it, and who can therefore let it go. 3 Hold out your hand. 4 This enemy has come to bless you. 5 Take his blessing, and feel how your heart is lifted and your fear released. 6 Do not hold on to it, nor onto him. 7 He is a Son of God, along with you. 8 He is no jailer, but a messenger of Christ. 9 Be this to him, that you may see him thus.
S-1.III.6. It is not easy to realize that prayers for things, for status, for human love, for external "gifts" of any kind, are always made to set up jailers and to hide from guilt. 2 These things are used for goals that substitute for God, and therefore distort the purpose of prayer. 3 The desire for them is the prayer. 4 One need not ask explicitly. 5 The goal of God is lost in the quest for lesser goals of any kind, and prayer becomes requests for enemies. 6 The power of prayer can be quite clearly recognized even in this. 7 No one who wants an enemy will fail to find one. 8 But just as surely will he lose the only true goal that is given him. 9 Think of the cost, and understand it well. 10 All other goals are at the cost of God.
Q #179: I just recently began studying A Course in Miracles. I would like to incorporate the Course's teachings into my parenting. I primarily try to guide my children through the natural consequences of their choices, which seems to me the way God teaches us. However, sometimes it seems I must exert my will over theirs for their own best interest. For example: bedtime is bedtime on school nights; or if you have pneumonia and need a shot, there is no other option. In these situations, I am forcing my will on another, which kind of seems like an attack. Do you have any suggestion for parenting in alignment with the Course's teachings?
A: What will help is to focus always on the purpose of what you do, not so much the behavior;: the contentrather than form. Distinguishing between content and form is essential in applying the Course principles. Second, as students of a spiritual path, we should never lose sight of common sense. Thus parents are parents and children are children; they are not equals. And parents do know better than their children what is best for them.
Exerting your will over your children's wills is an attack only if you mean it that way. If you are angry, punitive, tyrannical, demeaning, etc., then the content is attack. But if you are simply being firm with undisciplined children, then that is not an attack. It is not at all loving or helpful — as many studies have confirmed — to let children have their own way in everything. They would not grow up as healthy individuals, able to cope in the world, if they had no sense of limit, etc. It is entirely possible to set aside one's ego needs in order to discipline and train children. Parents' behavior might appear to be aggressive, behaviorally, when they are simply responding to the child's aggression in a way that is needed in those circumstances. Thus the behavior itself is not enough to determine what the content is. Obviously, though, if a parent is beating a child into a bloody heap, chances are pretty good that it is an attack.
So the point is to practice discerning in yourself the distinction between form and content. Then bring the ego content to the love of Jesus in your mind and ask for help to shift to his content. When the content in your mind is loving, the message your children will be getting when you discipline them is that they are loved and cared for, and that they can trust you always to take care of them. We teach the principles of the Course to children by demonstrating them in our relationships.
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In 1955, the University began its correspondence education when its Correspondence Department was set up with the approval of the Ministry of Education. In 1985, its Evening College began to enroll students. In 1987, the College of Adult Education was established, which was renamed the School of Continuous Education in 1999. Approved by the Ministry of Education, the University was chosen as a pilot institution for modern distance education in Feb 2002, and the School of Network Education was established in May 2002. In July 2010, the School of Network Education and the School of Continuous Education merged into the School of Distance Education.
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After years of growing, Europe's shopping malls market is reaching maturity
The prediction is that, between the second quarter of 2018 and all 2019, there will be a promotion of 3.5 million square metres of retail surface in the continent, a 35% less than the annual average registered during the last years.
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Shopping malls are maturing in Europe. After years of an intense activity, the sector has reached the top in European markets, but with a prediction of decrease in the promotion of this channel. In Spain, however, the sector is going through a sweet period, granted with new projects and players.
According to the study Europe's Shopping Centre Market Is Reaching Maturity, carried out by the real estate consultant Cushman&Wakefield, between the second quarter of 2018 and the whole of 2019, there is a promotion predicted of 3.5 million square metres of surface destined to these sorts of actives in Europe, a 35% less than the annual average registered during the last years.
In a context characterised by the stride of online channels and the stagnation of great part of European markets due to the existent offer, Cushman&Wakefield foresees a hiatus of new shopping mall constructions for the next course.
In the last years, the sector has added an average of 5.4 million square metres in Europe
Promotors of countries such as the United Kingdom or France have left behind a period marked by an annual development of 5.4 new million square metres dedicated to shopping malls. Now, according to the consultancy firm, they would be getting ready to focus their investment efforts into renewing and modernising their facilities, as they are starting to become obsolete. In fact, a third of the current shopping malls in Europe are more than two decades old.
In Spain, retail parks are also being renovated: last year alone complexes such as Diagonal Mar, Dolce Vita Odeón, Glòres and Madrid Xanadú have also changed their looks. At the same time, new projects like Torre Sevilla, Open Sky, Palmas Altas, Centro Canalejas y Finistrelles Shopping Centre have been promoted.
Less finished projects for next year
In 2017, development activity reached minimums in western Europe after thirty years of growth. During first quarter of 2018 the sector experienced a light shift, when 373,000 square metres of surface where commercialised, an 8.2% more than during the same period in 2017, with the United Kingdom, France and Finland as the three most active markets.
Despite this upturn, openings of new shopping malls are also estimated to reduce in the next few months. From the 6.1 million square metres predicted to host shopping malls, only 2.1 million are currently in development in order to finish the works between this fiscal year's second quarter and 2019, an interannual rate of 25% less.
The United Kingdom and France reduce their activity
The lesser demand of space by retailers, the boom of e-commerce and the increase of exploitation costs have caused a decrease in the rate of promotor activities in the UK's shopping malls.
Nevertheless, the Anglo-Saxon country was the most active in western Europe in terms of new openings between January and June 2018, adding almost 90,000 square metres more. Amidst the most highlighted operations from the first quarter is the expansion of 69,000 square metres in Westfield's shopping mall, located in the White City district, in London.
France, on the other hand, aggregated 83,000 new square metres of surface in shopping malls during the first quarter of 2018, occupying the second position in the ranking of the most active markets in the development of these kinds of activities from western Europe.
Germany is one of the few European countries where this sector will continue to expand
For what is left of the year, however, it is predicted that the volume of finished projects will reduce to an interannual rate of 24% in the French territory. The consultant points out that this decrease will be balanced by an interannual upturn of 27% in the openings of shopping centres. Furthermore, France is starting to adapt a new model of retail sales which combines the use of commercial spaces with offices and other leisure and public domain attractions.
Germany is the only country in Europe figured in the study where shopping mall business keeps on broadening. The ancientness of the actives (almost 60% of them were built more than twenty years ago) has caused an increase in the demand of modern spaces adapted to the new needs of consumers. According to Cushman&Wakefiled, it is estimated that Germany will dedicate 200,000 square metres for shopping malls between the second quarter of 2018 and all 2019. A 24% of this surface will be destined to the extension of already existent facilities.


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Until about six weeks ago, I had never heard of Bode Miller. Apparently I have been living under a rather large pile of rocks.
People in Europe have known his name for years. There he's on a level with a rock star, and by now, pretty much everyone in this country has at least heard or read his name. Bode Miller managed, although it was perhaps counter to his wishes, to get on the covers of both Time and Newsweek in the same week, and that came close on the heels of a 60 Minutes appearance that took on a life of its own after Bode alluded to possibly having skied in competition in less than a total state of sobriety. That produced the predictable Puritanically inspired shockwaves.
So, yes, in case anyone else is still under a rock pile or just arrived from Pluto, Bode Miller is American and he is a downhill ski racer–a very fast one. What makes him star-worthy, besides being young and a hunk and winning lots of ski races, is both his unorthodox skiing style and his unorthodox approach to racing and life. That's what I like about him. He skis because it's fun for him and he pays no attention to those who would 'improve' his unorthodox style. He skis for fun and not for medals–that's what he says, and I believe him.
Having grown up in the very backwoods of New Hampshire where in winter it easily goes to 20 below and stays there for weeks on end, and in a house with no electricity or running water, I guess Bode figured that conventions don't apply to him. And he's right. Conventions would have turned him into just another hard body hurtling down mountains at speeds not recommended for promoting longevity.
I guess because Bode doesn't fit the mold, US Olympic officials look at him like a terrorist bomb that could detonate at any time, most inconveniently blowing up their carefully constructed and tightly controlled image of the wholesome-at-all-costs Ideal All-American Athlete. In my most humble opinion, these officials need to lighten up and loosen up and expand their vision.
Reportedly, Bode 'continued to irk' the US officials because of his outspoken views on the athlete's village–saying only that it wasn't the healthiest living environment to be in while preparing for a major competition. What's wrong with that? It's quite obviously the truth. How could throwing anyone, top athlete or otherwise, into a dormitory environment days before a major performance be the optimal preparatory experience? Come on, guys–Bode is just stating the obvious.
Bode likes to ski, but he doesn't like the hoopla that goes with skiing at his competitive level–the interviews, the instant recognition wherever he goes, the interruptions to his privacy. I wouldn't like those things either.
Ironically, I found an illustration of just what Bode means as I was trying to access his web page on Nike's website. It was simple. I wanted to go to Bode's page to hear what he had to say. But wait, it wasn't so simple after all.
Turns out that you have to download a particular version of Flash onto your computer before you can open the page, which apparently is a video. Well, I don't want to see a video, I just want to hear or read what Bode has to say. But to do that, I have to do this download and that means closing down all of the open pages currently on my computer's desktop, and then shutting the computer itself down–all of this just to access this page. What a pain. This must be how irritated Bode feels about what he has to do just to get to compete–he has to jump through all of these publicity hoops as a preliminary. What a pain.
And who are we kidding? The sports writers and the media in general love it when Bode 'irks' the Olympic officials. It gives them something to write and talk about. On both the Time and Newsweek covers and in a recent interview of Jack MacCallum of Sports Illustrated and Mike Wise of the Washington Post, Bode was labeled among the "Bad Boys." I guess that's because he says what he thinks–and, that he thinks at all. And even worse, he tells the truth. Interesting that that makes him "bad" in a country that prides itself on free thinkers and speakers. So what if Bode likes to party? So what if he speaks his mind? So what if he has never been one to follow the rules? So what if he questions whether he should even be at the Olympics? To me it's all the more power to him that he hasn't been corralled and tamed into being some boring, predictable, goody-two-skis Downhill Racer. Aren't we a country of proud non-conformists? It's what I've always thought, and if that is true, what's all this Bode bashing about? If you ask me—and even if you don't—what we need is more guys—no gender discrimination intended—like Bode Miller. (Perhaps the Democratic Party could learn a lesson or two from him—or better yet, recruit him.) So, let the games begin…and bring on Bode!


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The array is as follows.
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A: "Customer_type" is in the zero position in the data.xs array, so you'd get it with
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As you seemt to be trying to use the data["x"]" property, which is also zero, you'd just do
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A: You can try this,
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Q: Liferay - Exporting User-Generated Content We are currently evaluating Liferay for our non-profit organization, and there's one concern that I have not been able to find an answer for:
Is there a way to export the user-created content (e.g. blog posts, wiki articles, forum discussions) into a structured format (e.g. xml, excel)?
In case we need to move away from Liferay in the future, we'd like to know that we can at least salvage all of the content that the users have created.
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A: copying my answer from the liferay forum to the same question (there's more, but I didn't want to embrace the other answer(s) as mine here:
In addition to the LAR export already mentioned, Liferay provides a full API to access all your content where you can access it in any way you like - e.g. only articles, by page, users etc.
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THE anti-imperialist President of Venezuela Hugo Chavez has died aged 58, after 14 years in power.
Chavez had been seriously ill with throat cancer for over a year, and had several operations in Cuba.
Foreign Minister Elias Jaua told state television: 'We have a mandate that Comandante President Hugo Chavez gave us'. He added that Nicolas Maduro would be the Presidential candidate of the governing United Socialist Party (PSUV).
Tens of thousands of people gathered outside the Caracas hospital where he died, chanting, 'We are all Chavez!'
A few hours before the announcement of the death of Chavez, Venezuelan Vice President Nicolas Maduro appeared on national TV and said that Chavez's death was the outcome of an 'enemy attack'.
Maduro announced that Chavez's health had got a lot worse and that he was struggling to breathe after contracting a severe throat infection. He accused the country's 'enemies' of causing the ailment.
Maduro attacked the imperialist powers, saying that Venezuela's 'historical enemies' found a way to 'damage the commander's health'.
Maduro said a scientific commission would be formed and that it would reveal 'Chavez was attacked with this disease,' and that 'the historic enemies of this nation looked for how to harm the health of our commander.' He drew a parallel with the death of Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat, blamed on Israeli agents.
Maduro also announced the expulsion of a US Air Force attaché from the country. He said: 'This officer has embarked on the task of looking for active members of the Venezuelan military, in the first place to find out more about the situation of our armed forces, and secondly, to invite them to participate in destabilising projects.'
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How much advanced notice is required to rent an item? Most bath equipment and standard wheelchairs are in stock and ready to go. Specialized equipment may require some set up and we would appreciate as much advance notice as possible.
Yes. We encourage you to rent standard equipment for a month if you are unsure about a purchase. If you decide to buy, your month of paid rental will be applied towards the purchase price.
Conval-Aid offers thousands of products. Please call us for advice—we are experts at directing you to the product that will best suit your needs. The products section of our website will give you an idea of the types of products that we carry. If you have a specific product or manufacturer in mind, the manufacturer's website may be very helpful. Links to the websites of many of our manufacturers can be found on our links page.
No. We distribute many makes and models of wheelchairs and other medical equipment.
The ADP is an Ontario Ministry of Health funding program that partially covers the cost of mobility aids for those who qualify.
If you are a veteran registered with DVA, the item you are interested in may be funded. If we can't answer your question, we can direct you to the proper department.
Your Non-Insured Health benefits will cover equipment if you qualify.
All insurance policies are different however many items may be covered. Check with your insurance company for information on your policy.
Most insurance policies currently cover much of the cost of a new foam mattress, providing you haven't claimed one in the past five years, and subject to their eligibility criteria. Hospital bed costs are typically covered once in a lifetime by most health insurance policies. Please refer to your insurer for specific details on your policy.
Yes. We invoice ADP directly for their portion when applicable.
Yes. In most cases your insurer will ask you to 'exhaust any sources of provincial funding' before they will reimburse. Most insurance companies will pay a portion of the remaining cost.
Eligibility is not based on family income. The requirements are based strictly on the client's long-term need for the equipment. An ADP registered authorizer can give you more information.
You must be assessed by an ADP authorized Occupational or Physio therapist.
Conval-Aid can provide you with a list of private therapists, or you can call ADP directly for a list of all authorizers in the region. You can also phone the CCAC to see if you might be eligible for their program.
Yes. ADP is based on need.
When your equipment is worn out or your physical condition changes, ADP will help fund new items. Check with your authorizer for more details.
Yes. If you require ostomy supplies on a permanent basis the Assistive Devices Program will assist.


This water feature project was to create a number of water falls into large pond which was constructed by our customer. We also installed a professional koi filtration system using a evolution aqua Nexus 320 filter, We also constructed decorative reed beds with waterfalls. In total there is four 1500 ltr.. per hour flow rate pumps to create a stunning waterfall effect. Also fifteen tonne of sand stone Rock was also installed to create this stunning waterfall feature Also we constructed a contemporary style fence to create a screen to rear and side elevation. We also installed a natural stone patio with two natural stone circles features and imported eight tonnes of top soil ready for planting on phase to in the spring time.. The decking that you may see on these pictures was constructed by our customer.


When will the tyranny of paper straws end?
I say this as a deeply flawed human being: enough with the cute paper straws. In our collective quest to live more photogenic lives (thanks, social media and human vanity!), we've become obsessed with every detail of every party. And I'm more than guilty of this! I have a shelf in my bar with irrationally small cocktail napkins, fake porcelain patterned paper plates, and glittery plastic Champagne coupes (for special occasions).
Somewhere along the journey of evolution we thought paper straws—you know those pink candy-cane-striped ones you buy in overpriced packs of six—were a great way to sip a gin and tonic. But no, they are not. In approximately 47 seconds, your straw begins to get soggier than a Huggies in a kiddie pool. Maybe you pause even longer to photograph it on a table with succulents, hand-lettered signs, and bowls of spiced peanuts. Now your straw has slowly begun to disintegrate into the cocktail (the drink the couple had at that dive bar where they had their first date), and what is that familiar note you're getting? Ah yes, it tastes like a standardized test. Paper you chewed on as a dare but kind of liked. Gin was not meant to be consumed this way.
Even we are guilty of this crime against piña coladas.
I'm not saying your custom cocktail—planned over a relationship-testing span of seven months—is only acceptable in crystal glassware passed down in your family since "the war." A reusable plastic cup works! It doesn't melt in your mouth like an errant Tootsie Roll wrapper. It doesn't break when your brother's arm reaches across the table to grab the salt when he could have just asked and you'd have passed it. There are even some bougie plastic cups meant to imitate glass, which seems like a better investment than 23 packs of straws.
Where did we go wrong? Why do I have enough mental spare time to care so much about this? Have you ever made a drink for yourself in a paper cup? You haven't! And who drinks out of straws outside of fast food and iced coffee anyway? Really think about it.
Or don't. Just look at the Google spreadsheet for your wedding, or whatever shower, or 4th of July shindig and delete the row for "straws." You don't need them. You never will.


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