Trevern is a 40 bed care home for people with dementia and nursing needs. We care for our residents 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, in a supportive, dignified and loving environment. Our staff promote independence and understand different illnesses. They are highly trained and passionate about their roles and the lives of our residents. Our lovely home sits near the coast of Falmouth and we would love for you to see it. Visitors are always welcome.
At Trevern we support people with dementia and nursing needs. Our team are hardworking, enthusiastic and dedicated; we're very proud of the relationships we have with the people we care for and find it to be a very special place to live and work. Our residents' families and friends are part of our family and we all work together to provide a vibrant and uplifting atmosphere.
When residents join us at Trevern, the first thing we do is develop a comprehensive care plan with them, setting out the care we aim to provide and how we will achieve this. We assess this plan on a continual basis, working with the resident to ensure that their needs are met. Care is available for our residents 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, from a team that is proud of the work that they do.
Trevern is located close to the heart of picturesque Falmouth, just streets away from Gyllyngvase beach and the quirky range of shops available in town. Split into three households - Pendennis House, Belle Vue and Lowen House - Trevern has a loving, energetic, family feel to it. The bedrooms vary from elegant and traditional to modern and stylish, and we encourage our residents to personalise their rooms. We want them to feel truly at home.
As we are only a stone's throw away from the beautiful string of golden beaches that Falmouth enjoys, we benefit from a warm sea breeze and the sound of gulls and children's laughter. We also have three gardens, each with a different theme as created by our residents.
Ellen's Garden is a pleasant English country garden with home-grown fruit and veg. It is a welcoming spot to relax in; the water feature trickles gently and there is a beautiful array of colours and smells, with flowers and potting plants carefully selected by our dedicated resident gardeners. We are proud to show off our effort with well maintained gardens all year round.
Our second garden has a nautical theme, with some sensory aspects for our residents. It consists of raised herb beds and calming plants such as lavender plants. It also has some bird baths, where you can watch the mischievous Starlings play, and a selection of nautical themed ornaments made by our residents to keep the tales of Falmouth's seas alive.
Finally, our third garden is our beautiful sensory garden. It is a flat area with inviting raised flower beds to enable our residents to access the strawberries and herbs with ease. We have sunflower competitions out there and a lovely wooden bird house building. Our new water feature keeps a calm atmosphere. It's an engaging and delightful space to be in.
Overall, our home is relaxed and comfortable, with a passionate team of carers. Trevern is one of several care homes owned and operated by Cornwall Care, a not-for-profit charity and the largest provider of care homes in the county. Cornwall Care has a reputation for genuine and loving care for residents and we at Trevern are proud to share that. Our aim at Trevern is to provide the very best care possible in a vibrant and uplifting environment, supporting our residents' individual needs.
Individuality and energy are important to us; at Trevern we have lots of regular activity sessions and events for our residents to enjoy, from drum therapy and crafting to in-house fairs and tea parties. We enjoy regular visits from our local community, from our friends and neighbours to local school choir groups and entertainers, and if there are local events on we like to take part in those too. When arranging activities, we do our best to ensure that all tastes are catered for. Whether it is reading you your favourite novel, going on an adventure to the beach, lunching at the Pavilions, taking a trip to the Hall for Cornwall, the Eden Project, the Royal Cornwall Show or other local venues for up-and-coming events, all are catered for.
Our two passionate Activities Co-ordinators arrange regular activities for us. If you would like to find out more or get involved, please get in touch with our team at Trevern.
We appreciate that choosing the right home can be difficult. If you would like to find out more about Trevern please contact us. We can provide you with the information you need or arrange for you to meet the Home Manager in person.


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VITA Hall of Fame
E-Letter
Jerry Gipper Editorial Director
Since the announcement of VMEbus in 1981, there have been a great number of people and ideas that have had an impact on the development and advancement of open standards used in critical embedded computing systems. The intention of the VITA Technologies Hall of Fame is to honor and preserve the remembrance of those people and technologies that have had the greatest influence on the VITA open standards industry. Many others are to come – innovators and influencers, who have made a significant impact on developing, designing, and creating the technology and then ferrying the technical specifications into open standards. These are the people who have overcome the technical and procedural problems to help bring forth the products that set new expectations. It is our pleasure to honor these primary contributors to this industry.
Rex Harvey
Rex was a key contributor to VITA standards, particularly in the area of cooling technologies, where he could apply his mechanical engineering skills. While his contributions to VITA were critical to several standards, his real claim to fame was in track and field, where Rex was a huge presence in the masters' track and field scene both in the U.S. and internationally.
Rex attended Dexfield (Iowa) High School, where he helped his track and field team win two state championships under the legendary coach Dean Roe. He then earned a Bachelor of Science in mechanical engineering at Iowa State University, which he attended on an athletic track and field scholarship. During his college career, he participated in four U.S. NCAA Division I Championships. Rex was a Vietnam War veteran, having served as a captain in the U.S. Air Force. As a member of the U.S. military track and field team he represented his country at many international competitions; he also competed in the 1972 and 1976 U.S. Olympic Trials in the decathlon event. He went on to earn a Master of Science degree in systems management at the University of Southern California. During his many years as an engineer, Rex designed and earned several patents for nozzles. He ended his career as a Research Development Engineer at Parker Corporation in Cleveland, Ohio.
Rex helped develop age-graded tables for masters' competitions, during which he won 13 straight national decathlon championships, as well as several world championships in the decathlon, in pole vault, and as a member of several relay teams. He was inducted into the USA Track and Field (USATF) Masters Hall of Fame in 2000. Rex was an integral part of developing age-graded tables for scoring masters' track and field athletic performances. He was elected to two terms as Vice President Stadia of World Masters Athletics (WMA). He currently was serving as the President of USATF Masters Track & Field.
With great sadness, we announce that Rex passed away on Sunday, December 22, 2019 in Prescott, Arizona, where he lived. The cause was a massive heart attack.
Figure 1 | Rex Harvey.
Michael Munroe
Michael has been active in standards for many years: He has been involved with VITA, PICMG, IEEE, and other international standards organizations. His contributions to the technical and business aspects have had a great impact.
His skills as a cross-company collaborator, product designer, technical writer, presenter, and trainer made him an important player in the development of many of our standards in use today.
He was a strategic product manager with over 33 years in the electronics arena; he has been recognized by peers as an expert on Eurocard chassis design and connectors.
Michael was responsible for innovating new backplane solutions for the VXS and VPX industry. He chaired the VITA 41.7 committee where he defined a new VXS architecture. Since 2006, he has been contributing to the wide family of VPX standards, with major contributions to ANSI-VITA 65.0. He represented Elma Electronic in the development of the Army CERDEC CMOSS [C4ISR Modular Open Suite of Standards] convergence architecture, based on OpenVPX. He represented Elma in the Sensor Open Standards Architecture (SOSA) and contributed to the SOSA Electrical Hardware Working Group. His day job included supporting new OpenVPX product development and providing internal training, internal technical support, public presentations, and key customer support.
Michael has moved onto his retirement but remains involved in his role as a VITA Distinguished Fellow.
Figure 2 | Michael Munroe.
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use tests\codeception\backend\FunctionalTester;
use tests\codeception\backend\_pages\LoginPage;
use tests\codeception\backend\_pages\MenuPage;
use core\models\Menu;

$I = new FunctionalTester($scenario);

LoginPage::openBy($I)->logMeIn($I);

$I->wantTo('test the Menu list');

$page = MenuPage::openBy($I);
$I->see('Menus', 'h6');

$I->amGoingTo('add a new record.');
$I->click('Add new');
$I->see('Create Menu');

$I->amGoingTo('submit the form with errors.');
$I->click('Create');
$I->see('Name cannot be blank.', '.help-block');

$I->amGoingTo('submit the form without errors.');
$I->fillField('input[name="Menu[name]"]', 'Mordor');
$I->click('Create');
$I->see('Menus', 'h6');

$model = Menu::find()->where(['name' => 'Mordor'])->orderBy(['create_time' => SORT_DESC])->one();
$page->testActivateDeactivate($model);
$page->testUpdate($model);
$page->testPdf($model);
$page->testView($model);
$page->testDelete($model);

$page = MenuPage::openBy($I);

$I->click('Add new');
$I->fillField('input[name="Menu[name]"]', 'Shire');
$I->click('Create');

$model = Menu::findOne(['name' => 'Shire']);
$I->click('Add new');
$I->fillField('input[name="Menu[name]"]', 'Hobbiton');
$I->selectOption('Menu[Menu_id]', $model->id);
$I->click('Create');

$I->click('Add new');
$I->fillField('input[name="Menu[name]"]', 'Bree');
$I->selectOption('Menu[Menu_id]', $model->id);
$I->click('Create');

$I->selectOption('MenuSearch[Menu_id]', $model->id);
$I->click('.start-search');
$I->see('Sort', 'a.btn-success');
$I->click('Sort');

$modelHobbiton = Menu::findOne(['name' => 'Hobbiton']);
$modelBree = Menu::findOne(['name' => 'Bree']);
\PHPUnit_Framework_Assert::assertTrue($modelHobbiton->lft < $modelBree->lft);

$I->submitForm('#sort-form', ['Menu' => [$modelBree->id, $modelHobbiton->id]]);
$modelHobbiton = Menu::findOne(['name' => 'Hobbiton']);
$modelBree = Menu::findOne(['name' => 'Bree']);
\PHPUnit_Framework_Assert::assertTrue($modelHobbiton->lft > $modelBree->lft);

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HOLLOW GRAPHIC
Microsoft wants us all to play with holograms
A new meaning to building a fort.
Unlike other head-mounted computing systems in the works, Microsoft's new glasses-based virtual reality device, HoloLens, doesn't need to be connected to a phone or computer. "We've unlocked the screen," one developer said during the presentation at its Windows 10 event this afternoon.
Similar to existing Kinect technology on the Xbox, HoloLens allows wearers to interact with computer programs and games in three dimensions, using their hands and speaking commands.
During the presentation, a developer walked onstage wearing HoloLens, and used her finger and a 3D-modeling program called Holo Studio to build a quadcopter drone before the audience, which could then be sent to a 3D printer.
Humans have finally made it to Mars. Sort of.
Microsoft also showed a video of a NASA scientist sitting at a computer wearing HoloLens glasses, then stepping away from the desk into an immersive hologram of the surface of Mars. It's not yet Star Trek's Holodeck (video), but it's not so far off.
This looks a lot like the Holodeck.
Microsoft was the ruler of the desktop era, but was crushed by the smartphone boom. With HoloLens, the company seems to be placing itself at the front of the queue for what it sees as the next wave—the virtual era.
Can Microsoft convince us all to wear these?
The issue, as with Google Glass and any new in-your-face technology, is whether the average person will be prepared to wear something so bulky and obvious. That being said, there must have been a time when walking down the street using a mobile phone, or even sitting at a desk in front of a screen, looked equally jarring.
Microsoft did not immediately respond to Quartz' request for information on when the HoloLens would be available, or how much it will cost.
One note on the terminology that Microsoft chose: Microsoft repeated said that HoloLens produced "holograms." (Oculus Rift, the other prominent virtual headset eventually making its way to the market, refers its imagery as "virtual reality," and Google Glass has "augmented reality.") Merriam-Webster says a hologram is a "three-dimensional image reproduced from a pattern of interference produced by a split coherent beam of radiation," meaning a hologram would really be projected in the air, not onto a pair of glasses.
Microsoft hasn't yet announced the kind of holograms that science fiction movies have led us to expect, but it seems to have created a new lexicon to differentiate itself from its competitors.


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Q: How many object created when creating object of String Actually I am bit confused that how many object created in below "code processing".
String s=new String("A");
s=s+"B";

Actually someone said that here 4 objects will be created but in whole processing but how not understand.
Please anyone can give me detail description also included memory part such string pool etc.

A: *

*The first String created is literal "A", that is, if not interned
prior.

*The second String is the instance generated by the new keyword.

*The third one is literal "B", again, if not interned prior.

*The last one is the concatenation of s and "B".

A: You have two String literal Objects, namely "A" and "B". Then you explicitly instantiate a new instance of "A" with new String("A");. Finally, the fourth instance is created when you perform the String concatenation s+"B"

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Posts tagged 'Poneke'
Global Warming on Ice
Either my eyes are deceiving me or Poneke just wrote a article on global warming that can't help but agree with.
Apparently, a "denier" even won a bet.
Unfortunately, those whose reputations, or belief structures, depend on finding "proof" of human-caused, catastrophic global warming are not prepared to wait for evidence. More than a few are little more than Luddites who want potentially extreme economic sanctions enacted against almost everything that has enabled the modern world to have become the marvel that it is and they want it now. They discount contrary evidence such as the the past decade's non-warming, and claimed that last year's ice cap shrinking was a "record" that proved their arguments, when in fact no satellite data existed before 1979.
It's interesting that the news media, which trumpeted last year's ice cap minimum as "proof" of global warming, appears not to have much to say about this year's larger ice cap. I may have missed it, but I have yet to see any New Zealand media run the NSIDC announcement.
Extraordinarily, the New Zealand Herald as recently as Wednesday ran yet another scare story predicting doom for polar bears and claiming the ice cap was likely to reduce below last year's minimum — this the very day after the NSIDC admitted this year's ice minimum was greater than the last.
Personally, I believe we should be doing as much as possible — globally as well as locally — to reduce pollution of the environment, whether from car exhausts, factory chimneys, fertiliser run-offs from farms, and all other sources. But this is so we have a clean environment to live in. If human-induced global warming is more than a computer prediction and if it is a bad thing and if cleaning up the global environment really can reduce it, well, that would be wonderful.
I'm not sure, however, that we should be trashing the global economy and starving large numbers of people by introducing extreme measures designed to counter something that exists to date only in computer models.
Interesting point about Luddites – I once heard a BBC presentation where they pointed out that the Luddites were actually a lot like modern liberals as they wanted protection for traditional workers (in the textile industry – they ran the old hand looms) over new technology.
Makes you think.
Irony – The Left Does it Best
Poneke has given up blogging. Pity – he was a good writer.
But NRT's comments on it are rather amusing, considering the source.
And so the sewer (who had been turning up recently and leaving their usual turds around, and reacted particularly nastily to Poneke's recent pieces criticising them) bullies another intelligent, articulate voice into silence. It's a great loss to the NZ blogosphere, and to our hopes of becoming something better.
This from a guy who calls those who he disagrees with racist, fascist and Nazis on a regular basis. and that's just for starters. Did I mention misogynistic? Don't think he reserves his barbs for the right only, he's also been known to throw turds (to use his terminology) at sections of the left he disagrees with.
Not exactly a position from which to claim moral authority.
As for partisanship, whatever I thought of Poneke's opinions, one thing that was clear was that they were actually his, rather than being grabbed verbatim from some party's daily talking points. Like me, he was fighting for his own "team", not someone else's (to the extent he was fighting at all, rather than merely making cynical observations). Unfortunately, for some in the blogosphere, any failure to toe their party line makes you a toady and a hack. If you're not with them all the way, you're against them – a "partisan" for the other side who must be beaten into silence. And sadly, they've won again.
Again, this is the guy who shut down debate on his site because he didn't like common sense being explained to him. The Labour MP who's party like he was trotting out turned out to be a complete hypocrite who is quite willing to dish out the very same insult explicitly that she found so very, very offensive when merely used implicitly.
I have to admit, I haven't followed all the poo flinging. That's mostly because Poneke deleted the post in question. I don't approve of the way certain blogs work, but I choose to do that by trying to run my own blog to a higher standard. I leave it to my readers to make their own judgment on whether I succeed.
Update: Adolf nails it on WOBH
I can't say that I'm surprised. When he started off he made that fateful error. The big giveaway. "I'm a non-partisan………" Inevitably that means a bias to the left. The clincher was the cowardly removal of a post and comment thread in which he came under attack. All characteristics of the left…
Indeed. Not that the right is perfect, but were far more tolerant of criticism generally.
No ANCAZ Post
I didn't have an ANZAC post. I wish I did, but I didn't.
What I wanted to post on was how I make sense of the different sides of the "was it worth it" debate. I wasn't able to do that because I never got all my thoughts collected properly. But here's a few anyway.
I respect the solders who died in the various wars that New Zealand has fought in. It would be nice to say that they all died to make this country a better place, but they didn't. A great many died in accidents, I suppose a few by their own foolishness, even before they got to the front. (Think those solders in the movies racing around in jeeps without seatbelts got away with that?)
Also, fact is that a lot of men have died because their commanders made mistakes. It would be fair to say that some commanders didn't care about that.
But many did. And the fact is that without those sacrifices in WWII especially, many of us would not be alive. While many didn't die on the front, they died in the process of the war. While WWI might have been avoided, it wasn't, and the plan to capture the Dardanelles was a good one that might have shortened the wars, saving lives.
Today we see Iraq, where 4000 Americans have lost their lives, and many see there another foolish war. I, however, see a war that deposed a brutal dictator, and is now fighting terrorists that need to be stopped, terrorists who think nothing of slaughtering innocents. If by loosing a few volenteers' lives in small wars, we can save millions of lives of people who never wanted to fight, so much the better.
Poneke blogs:
I am from only the first generation in human history whose young men – teenage boys — were not forced by their country's leaders to fight and kill the young men and teenage boys of other countries and be killed by them. My parents' generation was the last such generation so far, and, I fervently hope, the last ever.
Sadly, I hold no such hope while I see people all over the world more interested in believing the word of murders, and calling good people liars. That is how wars start.
Ironically, those people are called "anti-war activists".
Time will tell if they succeed.


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Disney Announces New Star Wars 'Clone Wars' Episodes
SAN DIEGO (AP) — Disney says it will release new episodes of the Star Wars animated series "The Clone Wars" on its upcoming streaming platform.
The 12-episode run was announced Thursday during a panel at Comic-Con in San Diego. In an announcement, Disney says the show will continue the story lines of Obi-Wan Kenobi, Anakin Skywalker before he turns into Darth Vader, and the young Jedi apprentice Ahsoka Tano.
The show is set between two of "Star Wars" prequel films: "Attack of the Clones" and "Revenge of the Sith."
The original "Clone Wars" series ran for six seasons, and Tano's character has appeared in "Rebels," another animated series set in the Star Wars universe.
No release date for the show has been announced. Disney plans to unveil their streaming service in 2019.
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Q: JPA - How to add same query to a repository twice I am trying to use the same query more than once, with different options set by annotations. Similar to:
@EntityGraph(attributePaths = {"books"})
Optional<User> findById(long id);

@EntityGraph(attributePaths = {"courses"})
Optional<User> findById(long id);

Optional<A_Projection> findById(long id);

Is there a way to add a prefix or a postfix to the method name, such that I can have different function signatures but it would be interpreted as same JPA query to avoid using @Query? Such as:
@EntityGraph(attributePaths = {"books"})
Optional<User> findByIdQ1(long id);  //Q1,Q2,Q3 prefixes help distinguish these methods

@EntityGraph(attributePaths = {"courses"})
Optional<User> findByIdQ2(long id);  //but they mess up the JPA syntax

Optional<A_Projection> findByIdQ3(long id);

As an example, for Projection case, this is a valid syntax:
Optional<A_Projection> findByIdByProjection(long id);

A: You can use EntityGraphJpaSpecificationExecutor to pass different entitygraph based on your method.
@Repository
public interface UserRepository extends JpaSpecificationExecutor<User>, JpaRepository<User, Long>, EntityGraphJpaSpecificationExecutor<User> {

}

In your service class, you can call findOne with entity graph.
List<User> users = userRepository.findOne(specification, new NamedEntityGraph(EntityGraphType.FETCH, "graphName"))

A: I found what I was looking for. Apparently, JPA searches for find....By in derived queries. Therefore, you can add whatever between these clauses:
Optional<User> findWithBooksById(long id);  //Q1,Q2,Q3 prefixes help distinguish these methods

@EntityGraph(attributePaths = {"courses"})
Optional<User> findWithWhateverById(long id);  //but they mess up the JPA syntax

Optional<A_Projection> findById(long id);

From Spring documentation:

Any text between find (or other introducing keywords) and By is considered to be descriptive unless using one of the result-limiting keywords such as a Distinct to set a distinct flag on the query to be created or Top/First to limit query results.


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Q: Getting empty when using my own strcopy function void strcopy(char *src, char *dst) {
  int len = strlen(src) - 1;
  dst = (char*)malloc(len);
  while(*src){
    *dst = *src;
     src++; dst++;
  }
  *dst = '\0';
}
int main() {
  char *src = "hello";
  char *dst = "";
  strcopy(src, dst);
  printf("strcpy:%s\n", dst);
  return 0;
}

Output:
strcpy:

Can anyone please explain what's wrong in my strcopy function? But I am getting the output as correct if do malloc in main. Confused, as malloc allocates memory in heap only right?

A: In your case,
  strcopy(src, dst);

dst itself is passed by value. You cannot allocate memory inside your function and expect the same to be reflected in caller function.
If you want memory to be allocated to dst inside strcopy(), you need to either

*

*pass a pointer to dst.

*or you can also return the newly allocated dst from your function and collect the same back into dst in the caller.
However, please bear in mind, as you're allocating the memory yourself, it is your duty to free() it.
Otherwise, you can allocate memory to dst inside your caller (main()) function and then pass the already-allocated dst to your function to perform the copying job. IMHO, this approach has more resemblance to the library function strcpy() as the API itself does not handle the allocation of memory for the destination.

Note:: That said, in the code
 int len = strlen(src) - 1;

you're facing a logical error. It should rather be
 int len = strlen(src) + 1;

to accumulate the terminating null, also.

A: There are a few problems there:

*

*When you do this in your strcopy:
dst = (char*)malloc(len);

you're overwriting the pointer in the dst argument with a new pointer. This has no effect at all on the dst variable in main, because its value, not a reference to it, was passed into strcopy. So naturally when you print out the string that main's dst points to, it's unchanged, and still "".

*You're not allocating enough memory for the copy. You've done:
int len = strlen(src) - 1;
dst = (char*)malloc(len);

which allocates two bytes too little. You need + 1, not - 1: The number of characters in the source string (strlen(src)) plus one for the terminating null character.

*You're allocating memory you never release.
Remember, it was written thus:

As Ye malloc, so shall Thee free

#2 is easily fixed by using + 1 instead of - 1.
#1 is fixed in any number of ways:

*

*You could have your strcopy allocate the memory for the copy, then don't pass dst in, and have it return the pointer it allocated. Its documentation would say that it did an allocation the caller is expected to deallocate. E.g.:
char * strcopy(char *src) {
  int len = strlen(src) + 1;
  char * dst = (char*)malloc(len);
  for (p = dst; *src; ++p, ++src) {
    *p = *src;
  }
  *p = '\0';
  return dst;
}
int main() {
  char *src = "hello";
  char *dst = strcopy(src);
  printf("strcopy:%s\n", dst);
  free(dst);                      // <== note
  return 0;
}

*You could write to the memory main's dst points to, but you'd need to be sure that you allocate enough. Typically in C if you're passing a buffer into a function that should write to the buffer, you also pass the size of the buffer so the function knows where to stop.

A: There are two things wrong in your code.
Firstly, your strcopy() function allocates strlen(src) - 1 characters to dst, and then copies strlen(src) + 1 characters to it.   That gives undefined behaviour.
Second, your main() passes its local dst by value (i.e. the address of the first character in the string literal "".   Changing the value of dst in strcopy() therefore has no effect on the value of dst in main().  The fact that the two variables (in main() and in strcopy()) have the same name does not change that.

A: Summarizing the comments and proposals of others, your code could be as follows:
void strcopy(char *src, char **_dst) {
  int len = strlen(src) + 1;
  char *dst = malloc(len);
  *_dst= dst;
  while(*src){
    *dst = *src;
     src++; dst++;
  }
  *dst = '\0';
}
int main() {
  char *src = "hello";
  char *dst;
  strcopy(src, &dst);
  printf("strcpy:%s\n", dst);
  return 0;
}

A: Here is what you are looking for:
void strcopy(char **src, char **dst) {
  int len = strlen(*src) + 1;
  *dst = (char*)malloc(len);
  int j;
  for(j=0;j<strlen(*src);j++)
  {
    dst[j] = src[j];
  }
  dst[j] = '\0';
}

int main() {
  char *src = "hello";
  char *dst = "";

  strcopy(&src, &dst);
  printf("strcpy:%s\n", dst);
  return 0;
}

A: Function parameters are local variables of the function. A function deals with copies of its arguments. So any changes of a parameter within the function do not influence on the original value of the corresponding argument.
So for example this statement in function strcopy
dst = (char*)malloc(len);

does not change the argument dst defined in main.
char *dst = "";

If you want to write indeed a function named like strcopy when the function should deal with already allocted arrays. Otherwise the function should be named like for example strdup  if it itself creates a new copy of the source string.
Moreover your function  is wrong because it can try to allocate a memory with a negative memory size when the source string is empty and therefore strlen(src) is equal to 0. And in any case it allocates less memory than it is required.
int len = strlen(src) - 1;
dst = (char*)malloc(len);

The function can be defined the following way
char * strcopy( char *dst, const char *src )
{
    char *p = dst;

    while ( ( *p++ = *src++ ) );

    return dst;
}

and called like
int main( void )
{
    char *src = "hello";
    char dst[6];

    printf( "strcpy:%s\n", strcopy( dst, src ) );

    return 0;
}

Take also into account that you may not change string literals in C (and C++). Any attempt vto change a string literal results in undefined behaviour of the program.
Thus you may not declare variable dst like for example
char *dst = "A string literal";

and call function strcopy passing dst as the first argument in the above program.
If you want to create a copy of a source string then the function can be defined the following way
char * strdup( const char *src )
{
    char *dst = malloc( ( strlen( src ) + 1 ) * sizeof( char ) );

    if ( dst )
    {
        char *p = dst;
        while ( ( *p++ = *src++ ) );
    }

    return dst;
}

and called like
int main( void )
{
    char *src = "hello";
    char *dst;

    dst = strdup( src ) ;
    printf( "strcpy:%s\n", dst );

    free( dst );

    return 0;
}


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Intercontinental Exchange to Acquire Chicago Stock Exchange
By Leadership ConnectApril 5, 2018
Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) announced today that it will acquire the Chicago Stock Exchange (CHX), a full-service stock exchange. The transaction is subject to regulatory approvals and is expected to close in the second quarter of 2018.
Intercontinental Exchange is a Leadership 1000 company that was formed in the year 2000 with the intention to modernize markets. ICE, the parent company of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), serves customers by operating exchanges, clearing houses and information services they depend upon to invest, trade, and manage risk.
If the transaction is approved, CHX will benefit from the planned deployment of the NYSE Pillar trading technology in ICE's Chicago data center.
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AmBev Venezuela fue una compañía venezolana dedicada a la fabricación de cerveza y malta. Esta compañía era subsidiaria de la cervecera Brahmā de Brasil

Historia

Nace en la década de 1955 con el nombre de  C.A. Cervecera Nacional Después de la fusión de varias empresas cerveceras desde 1893 como la Cervecería Venezolana de Maiquetía, Cervecerías Unidas Zulia y Maracaibo, Cervecería de Caracas. las cuales producen las primeras cervezas en Venezuela. Fue la única empresa en su estilo hasta 1941, año de la fundación de su competidor Empresas Polar. También existe en Maracaibo desde 1929 otro competidor: la Cerveceria Regional.

En 1965 la planta ubicada en el sector La Candelaria en Caracas es mudada a Boleíta.

En 1979 desaparecen del mercado las cervezas Zulia y Caracas y comienza a expenderse la cerveza Nacional.

En 1994 esta compañía es adquirida por la Companhia Cervejaria Brahma, por lo cual se comienza a distribuir la cerveza Brahma. Ese mismo año, cesa sus operaciones la planta ubicada en Boleíta, municipio Sucre del Estado Miranda (Área Metropolitana de Caracas), quedando operativa sólo la planta de Barquisimeto. Al año siguiente, se masifica la venta de Brahma a nivel nacional (previamente sólo se vendía en el Estado Lara).

En el año 2003 cambia su nombre a AmBev Venezuela.

En 2008 relanza al mercado la clásica Cerveza Zulia, luego de varias décadas de ausencia. En un principio estaba destinada a ser una edición limitada, mas debido al éxito obtenido aún sigue saliendo al mercado, esta vez de la mano de Cervecería Regional desde el año 2012.

En 2010 relanza al mercado en edición limitada la clásica cerveza tipo Helles Cardenal. Previamente se había lanzado al mercado en los años 80 y desaparecida en 1994.

El 20 de octubre de 2012 Ambev (Companhia de Bebidas das Américas) y Cervecería Regional SA realizaron una transacción para combinar sus negocios en Venezuela y así formar una nueva Ambev Venezuela, con una participación mayoritaria del 85% para Cervecería Regional y del restante 15% para Ambev. Ya para el cuarto trimestre de 2012 la planta de Venezuela queda fuera del resultado general financiero de la Companhia de Bebidas das Américas – Ambev.

El 20 de marzo del 2013, AmBev Venezuela anuncia por medio de un comunicado el cese de operaciones de su planta. La razón que expone la misiva es la prolongada y sostenible caída de Ventas en los últimos 7 años.

Productos

Cervezas
 Brahma
 Brahma Light
 Cerveza Zulia (relanzada en 2008, desde 2012 es producida y envasada por Cervecería Regional)
 Cerveza Cardenal (cerveza tipo Münich, relanzada en 2010)

Productos desaparecidos
 Cerveza Nacional
 Cerveza Caracas
 Cerveza Victoria Maiquetía
 Cerveza Andes
 Cerveza Stout (cerveza negra)
 Cerveza Cristal
 Cerveza Cardenal
 Cerveza Unión
 Brahma X
 Brahma Ice
 Brahma Extra Light
 Brahma Malta
 Malta Caracas
 Cerveza La LLanera
 Cerveza La Criolla
 Cerveza Aragua
 Cerveza Estrella
 Cerveza La Criollita

Referencias

Ambev
Empresas desaparecidas de Venezuela
Cervecerías de Venezuela

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It was the perfect duo – a collection of the area's best musicians and the iconic catalog of music from The Beatles – together at Proctors for Capital Records Live! at the GE Theatre on Friday, March 23.
Let's Be Leonard, Wild Adriatic, the Bryan Brundige Collective, Girl Blue, Clear Mind and Eastbound Jesus each played songs from The Beatles (the White Album) and Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. Each had liberty to perform its own renditions of songs from both albums. Some tried to capture the song as people remember them, while others added a unique spin to a classic track.
Highlights from the evening included Bryan Brundige Collective's rendition of "While My Guitar Gently Weeps," Girl Blue welcoming the crowd to sing along to "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds" and the gratitude expressed by the audience as Clear Mind introduced a rap spin to the 50-year-old collection of songs.


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Can I replace canned tomatoes with fresh?
"Can I replace canned tomatoes with fresh in a recipe? If the recipe calls for one 14.5 ounce can, how many tomatoes should I use?"
You can usually substitute 2 cups of fresh chopped tomatoes for one 14.5-ounce can of diced tomatoes. If a recipe calls for whole canned tomatoes, you will need to peel yours, and if the recipe calls for canned tomato puree, you will need to cook and puree your fresh tomatoes—or stick with canned.
For more recipe ideas, see 7 Ways with Fresh Tomatoes.


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Another Reason to Keep ICE: The Arrest of Another Nazi War Criminal on US Soil
Amidst the calls from the left to "Abolish ICE" came news that the federal enforcement agency arrested a former Nazi labor camp guard hiding out in the U.S. for decades.
95-year-old Jakiw Palij was a former Nazi labor camp guard in German-occupied Poland. He reportedly migrated to the U.S. in 1949 and lied to officials claiming to be a farmer and factory worker to conceal the truth about his Nazi service. He helped ensure the tragic murder of 6,000 Jewish men, women, and children in one bloody single massacre alone.
Palij's crimes eventually came to light. Despite attempts by several administrations as far back as 2003 to have him deported following his U.S. citizenship being revoked, it was the efforts by the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and Justice Department under the Trump Administration that this war criminal has finally been booted from New York with a one-way ticket to Germany.
"The United States will never be a safe haven for those who have participated in atrocities, war crimes, and human rights abuses," said Attorney General Sessions.
"Nazi war criminals and human rights violators have no safe haven on our shores," said Secretary Kirstjen M. Nielsen of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. "We will relentlessly pursue them, wherever they may be found, and bring them to justice. The arrest and removal of Jakiw Palij to Germany is a testament to the dedication and commitment of the men and women of ICE, who faithfully enforce our immigration laws to protect the American people."
Interestingly Palij is not the first Nazi war criminal to be tracked down and deported by ICE.
Abolish ICE Protester Scales Lady Liberty Making for an Unhappy Fourth of July
Occupy ICE Protestors Shut Down Portland Food Truck
ICE manages immigration enforcement within our borders and while deportations -like Palij's or other illegal immigrants- gain attention, ICE does quite a lot more such as stopping human trafficking, smuggling of weapons and drugs, and cybersecurity concerns.
No one should have qualms with keeping our children, women, and communities safe, but sadly, "Abolish ICE" has moved from a fringe idea to mainstream progressive politics lately.
Democratic congressional candidate Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez wrote on her campaign website: "It's time to abolish ice, clear the path to citizenship, and protect the rights of families to remain together."
New York Senator Kirsten Gillibrand said to CNN, "I believe that ice has become a deportation force … and that's why I believe you should get rid of it, start over, reimagine it, and build something that actually works."
Even liberal leaders who haven't denounced ICE have come dangerously close. California Senator Kamala Harris said in an interview that it's necessary we "reexamine" the agency and perhaps consider "starting from scratch."
In light of the deportation of yet another Nazi war criminal along with 226,000 deportations last year (a significant number of which were dangerous people), there's good rationale to put these calls to "Abolish ICE" on ice.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South African President Cyril Ramaphosa appointed a team of business and finance experts on Monday to scour the globe for $100 billion in investment to boost the ailing economy.
The team of economic envoys includes ex-finance minister Trevor Manuel as well as a former top banker.
Ramaphosa became president in February after winning the leadership of the ruling African National Congress last year on promises to revive the economy and crack down on corruption.
Monday's appointments to the team also include economist Trudi Makhaya, who becomes special economic adviser to the president, ex-Deputy Finance Minister Mcebisi Jonas and former Standard Bank STDJ.J chief executive Jacko Maree.
"These are people with valuable experience in the world of business, investment and finance and they have extensive networks across a number of major markets," said Ramaphosa before leaving Johannesburg for a Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in London.
Ramaphosa said the envoys would travel to Europe, Asia and across Africa to build an "investment book" to help plug a substantial shortfall of foreign and local direct investment.
"We are modest because we want to over-achieve," Ramaphosa said, explaining why the government was targeting $100 billion rather than a much larger sum.
Political and policy uncertainty damaged investment and business confidence during nine-year presidency of Ramaphosa's predecessor, Jacob Zuma, when South Africa's credit rating was slashed to junk by two of the top three agencies and economic growth slowed to a crawl.
The tide has begun to turn under Ramaphosa, with Moody's last month keeping the country at investment grade and changing the outlook to stable from negative.
The economic outlook has also improved, with the World Bank raising its 2018 growth forecast to 1.4 percent this month from 1.1 percent forecast in September, a touch below the Treasury's projection of 1.5 percent.
Ramaphosa has sacked or demoted a number of ministers allied to his scandal-ridden predecessor, and reinstated Nhlanhla Nene as finance Minister after Zuma fired him in 2015.


When it comes to shopping for auto insurance, it is very important that you first assess your needs. This will help ensure you are able to purchase a policy that provides the type of coverage you require. For many people, though, it can sometimes be a hassle trying to find the best policy. Fortunately, here at the Paragon Independent Insurance Agency serving Plano, TX, we've taken the time to outline two tips for making sure you know how to effectively compare auto insurance.
One of the best ways to shop for auto insurance is to ask your friends and family for their recommendations. You will likely find they can point you in the right direction and help you pinpoint a policy that truly meets all of your needs. Even better, they can explain their policy and help you choose which level of coverage you need. Many times, your friends and family will be able to direct you to both local and national insurance companies, which gives a good chance of being able to compare policies from a wide range of providers.
You can also turn to online resources to help you compare auto insurance. There are many resources that make it easily possible to compare different levels of coverage from different providers, which helps you narrow down a long list of possible policies that can best meet your needs. You'll also be able to read through reviews of existing customers to see which providers are providing the best customer service. This is especially important because you want to choose an insurance provider that providers superior customer service around the clock.
To learn more about comparing auto insurance, contact the Paragon Independent Insurance Agency serving Plano, TX.
Owning your own business can be one of the most exciting things you ever do. Not only do you get to be your own boss, but you get to take advantage of doing something you have a passion for while making money from it. Take for example you are a chef and you open your own restaurant. Getting paid to cook is something that will bring a lot of delight to your life. As a business owner, though, it is imperative that you take certain steps to make sure you are doing everything you can to protect your company. For now, the Paragon Independent Insurance Agency serving Plano, TX would like to share two tips with you about being a smart business owner.
One of the smartest things you can do as a business owner is to invest in commercial insurance. This type of insurance provides various forms of coverages that will protect you from libel, slander, property damage, and more. The best way to customize your commercial insurance policy to best meet your needs is to speak with a qualified insurance agent who has experience in selling commercial insurance policies.
It will also help you to be a smart business owner by creating a budget and sticking to it. As part of the budget, you will want to devote a certain percentage of your profits to go to a savings account. This savings account can be used to dip into on an as-needed basis during the months that you don't churn much of a profit and you need to purchase supplies or provide monies for labor and wages to your employees.
To learn more about the benefits of commercial insurance, contact the Paragon Independent Insurance Agency serving Plano, TX today.
Buying a home is likely the biggest purchase you will ever make. Since your property will be an extremely valuable asset the rest of your life, you need to make sure that you are properly protected in the event it is damaged or destroyed by an unforeseen casualty. One of the best ways to do this is by purchasing a quality home insurance policy. There are several reasons why you should get a home insurance policy before buying a property.
The most important reason why you need to have a home insurance policy in place is that it will protect your valuable asset. Nothing could be more devastating than losing your home or personal assets due to a fire, weather, or other calamities. While this will be stressful and devastating, home insurance will at least be able to ensure you are able to replace these items.
You are also taking on a lot of liability whenever you have someone that comes to your home. Due to the risks that are present with this type of liability, you should look for ways to mitigate the concern. When you have a home insurance policy in place, you will be able to mitigate this concern through the use of a liability insurance coverage policy. This will ensure you have financial and professional support in the event you are sued by someone that was injured in your home.
When you are looking to buy a home in the Plano, TX area, you should make sure to spend time with the Paragon Independent Insurance Agency to discuss your home insurance needs. The Paragon Independent Insurance Agency will be able to carefully assess your personal situation and review information about your property to make sure you get the right policy for your personal situation.
Do I Need a Full Auto Insurance Policy?
When you drive a car in the Plano, TX area, you will find that you will need to carry auto insurance coverage on your vehicle at all times. However, the state generally only requires that you carry liability coverage on your vehicle. While Plano TX car owners will only be required by law to carry liability coverage, many would still benefit greatly from carrying a full policy that includes both collision and comprehensive coverage. In fact, there are several situations in which you will need to have a full auto insurance policy in place.
One situation in which you will want to have an auto insurance policy that provides full coverage is when you have an expensive car. Buying a car is always a very big purchase that needs to be properly insured. If you have a car that was expensive and difficult to replace in cash, you need to make sure that you have coverage necessary to do so.
Most drivers today obtain financing when they buy a new or used car. If you do have a loan on your car, you will be required under the loan documents to properly insure the vehicle. This will assure the lender that they can be paid off if the car is stolen or damaged.
When you are evaluating your auto insurance needs, you should reach out to the Paragon Independent Insurance Agency. When you meet with the Paragon Independent Insurance Agency, you will receive far more insight into what type of insurance options are out there, which ones might be right for you, and what your requirements are. For those that are in the Plano, TX area, this can be very helpful when it comes time to pick your next policy.
What Kind of Commercial Insurance Do You Need for an Online Business?
Online businesses in Plano, TX still need commercial insurance, but these types of businesses operate differently than others. This is why the needs are a bit different for online businesses. An agent at Paragon Independent Insurance Agency can help you determine your insurance needs.
Every business should have general liability insurance, which will protect them from a number of different damages and defenses. However, this won't cover everything.
The type of insurance that you need will be dependent on what your online business does. If you sell products, you need liability insurance in case someone gets injured while using your product. This can cover someone that has an allergic reaction to the material used, or if someone chokes on a toy.
For eCommerce businesses that sell physical products and have fulfillment warehouses, consider transit or inland marine insurance. This will help protect inventory when it is shipped in large batches. Not every business needs this, it just depends on how you operate with your product.
Your online business may be run at home and you will need a policy that protects the equipment needed to operate your business. You will need to be protected for what is not covered under your homeowner's insurance.
If your online business doesn't sell any products and instead if based off of services you provide, consider professional liability insurance or errors and omissions insurance, which will provide defense and damages if you fail to provide those services. General liability will not provide this type of coverage.
For a business that stores any sensitive information on client's, data breach insurance will provide protection against this type of loss. This is useful for online businesses that likely have credit card information stored from purchases.
Even online businesses will still need workers compensation insurance if they have employees. This will cover wage replacement and medical benefits if employees are injured on the job. Even if they aren't likely to be injured on the job, it can provide a lot of protection.
Contact Paragon Independent Insurance Agency serving Plano, TX to get a quote on commercial insurance.


Niddrie is a desirable suburb in North Melbourne popular with families and professionals with easy access to public transport, close proximity to great public and private schools, good local dining and shopping options.
The Eastbrooke Family Clinic Lincolnville is a Private Billing practice located in Niddrie, open 7 days per week with an established patient base and a strong demand for GP services.
There is an immediate opportunity for an unrestricted VR General Practitioner to join on a full or part time basis. As the practice closes most days at 6pm, you will be able to reclaim your evenings and nights with the weekend roster shared on a rotating basis.
This is a collegiate Medical Centre with friendly staff and a highly experienced Practice Manager that has been with the clinic for over 20 years.
Medical services offered in the clinic are many and can cater to a GP with general or specific areas of speciality. Full nursing support, admin support, onsite pathology, allied health and wellness services also available.
Unfortunately the medical centre does not hold DWS status.
For all enquiries please email Areena Rata at ar eastbrooke.com.au or phone directly on 0431 541 977.


Recognized as one of the principle and significant leaders of peasantry in Bihar, Swami Sahajanand Saraswati was a brilliant intellectual and a striking master of debate. Gifted with numerous qualities of mass leadership, Sahajanand grew as a social reformer and politician and won a circle of several admirers. However, to his ill-fate, all his contributions towards the freedom movement of India and raising consciousness of peasants are forgotten today, except amongst a small number of historians and social scientists. The most attractive and instructive respect that he earned during his life was his intellectual transformation, which makes him distinguished even today, though with a small population. He was a versatile genius with performing several roles during his entire working career, such as linguist, polymath, sociologist, historian, philosopher, writer, grammarian, ascetic, revolutionary, Marxist, and politician.
Swami Sahajanand Saraswati was born as Naurang Rai on February 22, 1889 in the village of Deva, Dullahpur in Ghazipur district of Uttar Pradesh state. He was born as the sixth and last son in a Jijhoutia Bhumihar Brahmin family. His father, Beni Rai, was a cultivator and hence, stood away from priestly functions. His mother died when he was kid and was raised by his aunt. The family survived on a small zamindari income that was carried from his grandfather's time. However, with time and extension of the family, the land was divided and the family had to take up cultivation to earn its living. However, this did not stop the family from sending Sahajanand to school. After receiving formal education in a primary school, he went to German Mission High School where he obtained his education in English medium.
Since childhood, he was attracted towards religious practices. He objected on people believing in fake religious rituals and hence, opted for studying religious texts in order to find real spiritual solace by biding goodbye to the world. To prevent him from doing this, his family got him married to a child bride, but his wife died in 1905 or early 1906, even before the marriage could even stabilize. On his last attempt to adopting the sanyas, he was initiated into holy orders and took the name of Swami Sahajanand Saraswati. By adopting sanyas, he was abandoned from sitting in the matriculation examination. But he spent the first seven years studying religion, politics, and social affairs.
Beginning his public appearance from Bhumihar Brahmin, he graduated towards Indian National Congress and Peasant Movement, initially in Patna, Bihar, and later across India. Influenced by Mahatma Gandhi, he took up political schooling under him and started serving in the Congress as a true Gandhian. By 1920, Sahajanand was ready to plunge himself into the nationalist movement under Gandhi. But he was disgusted with the hypocrisy and false faces of Gandhians within his first 15 years with the party. The final break up with Gandhi came in 1934 when Bihar was affected with a massive earthquake. Although relief operations were carried out, Sahajanand found that people were actually suffering due to the cruelty of the landlords rather than the earthquake. On sighting this, he went to Gandhi who replied with a wily answer indicating that the landlords will themselves handle the difficulties of the peasants.
Thus, Sahajanand ended the 14-year association with Gandhi on the pretext of pseudo-spiritualism, professions of non-violence, and religious hocus-pocus. After the break up, he kept away from party politics though he shifted his interest towards mobilizing the peasants. He was a Dandi sanyasi and hence, carried a long bamboo stick with him. Later on, this stick became the symbol of peasant resistance. He gave the Bihar peasants the slogan "Danda Mera Zindabad" (Long live my stick) which was assumed to be "Long live the danda (lathi) of the Kisans" and became an important motto in the movement. In response to this, the peasants took up "Swamiji ki Jai" (Victory to Swamiji) and "Kaise Logey Malguzari, Latth Hamara Zindabad" (How will you collect rent as long as our sticks are powerful?).
The membership of this Sabha was estimated 80,000 in 1935 with the numbers increasing to 2,50,000 in 1938, thereby making it the largest provincial body in India. The All India Kisan Sabha (AIKS) was formed with some Congress Socialists at the Lucknow session of the Indian National Congress on April 11, 1936. Sahajanand was elected as its first President. The Sabha comprised of many eminent leaders, like N.G. Ranga, E.M.S. Namboodiripad, Pandit Karyanand Sharma, Pandit Yamuna Karjee, Pandit Yadunandan (Jadunandan) Sharma, Rahul Sankrityayan, P. Sundarayya, Ram Manohar Lohia, Jayaprakash Narayan, Acharya Narendra Dev, and Bankim Mukerji. It demanded the abolition of zamindari system and cancellation of rural debts. Thereafter, in October 1937, it adopted the red flag as its banner.
Soon, the leaders started keeping distance from Congress and got more involved with Congress governments in Bihar and United Province. With the formation of the All India Kisan Sabha, the Bihar Provincial Kisan Sabha became one of its provincial units. Sahajanand organized the Anti-Compromise Conference with Subhas Chandra Bose against the British and Congress. He even worked with the Communist Party of India during World War II. However, he broke from all politicians to form his own Kisan Sabha and speak up for the peasants of Bihar. With his standards of speech and action, he was successful in creating a reputation for himself amongst peasants. He communicated with them and assured them about improving their conditions. In a short duration, he earned love and respect by the peasants, but was equally respected and feared by landlords, Congressmen, and officials.
Swami Sahajanand Saraswati died on June 25, 1950 in Patna, Bihar at the age of 61.
A commemorative stamp was issued by the Government of India in memory of Swami Sahajanand Saraswati which was officially released by the then minister of Communications, Ram Vilas Paswan on June 26, 2000. The Indian Council of Agricultural Research has instituted the Swamy Sahajanand Saraswati Extension Scientist/Worker Award in his honor. A two-day Kisan Mahapanchayat was organized on the occasion of his 112th birth anniversary in Rabindra Bhawan, Patna in 2001 which was inaugurated by the then state assembly Speaker Sadanand Singh and attended by several eminent personalities. A book on the life of Swami Sahajanand Saraswati was released by Bihar Governor R.S. Gavai in Patna on his 57th death anniversary.


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Shine may refer to:

Arts and entertainment

Film and television
 Shine (film), a 1996 Australian film based on the life of David Helfgott, a pianist
 Shine, a fictional character in the American animated TV series Shimmer and Shine

Literature
 Shine (Myracle novel), a 2011 novel by Lauren Myracle
 Shine, a 2013 novel by Candy Gourlay
 Shine (Jung novel), a 2020 novel by Jessica Jung

Music
 Shine!, a musical based on the works of Horatio Alger

Bands
 Shine (Hong Kong group), a Hong Kong Cantopop duo
 Shine (Scottish band), folk trio of Alyth McCormack, Corinna Hewat and Mary Macmaster

Albums
 Shine (Trey Anastasio album), 2005
 Shine, by Average White Band, 1980
 Shine, by Sarah Bettens, 2007
 Shine (Mary Black album), 1997
 Shine (Bond album), 2002
 Shine (Meredith Brooks album), 2004
 Shine (compilation series), released by Polygram from 1995 to 1998
 Shine (Crime & the City Solution album), 1988
 Shine (Edenbridge album), 2004
 Shine (Elan album), 2008
 Shine (Estelle album), 2008
 Shine (Five Star album), 1991
 Shine (Frida album), 1984
 Shine, by Illinois, 2015
 Shine (Indica album), 2014
 Shine (J-Min EP), 2014
 Shine (Boney James album), 2006
 Shine (Kids in the Kitchen album), 1985
 Shine!, by Kyuss, 1996
 Shine (Cyndi Lauper album), 2004
 Shine (Daniel Lanois album), 2003
 Shine (Mary-Jess Leaverland album), 2011
 Shine (Luna Sea album), 1998
 Shine (Martina McBride album), 2009
 Shine (Pat McGee Band album), 2000
 Shine (Joni Mitchell album), 2007
 Shine (Kevin Moore album), 2010
 Shine (Mother Love Bone EP), 1989
 Shine (Anna Nalick EP),  2008
 Shine: The Hits, by Newsboys, 2000
 Shine (Anette Olzon album), 2014
 Shine (Daniel Peixoto EP), 2011
 Shine (Shaman's Harvest album), 2009
 Shine, by Helen Slater, 2010
 Shine (Wale album), 2017
 Shine, by The Wilkinsons, 2001
 Shine, by Pentagon, 2018

Songs
 "Shine" (1910 song), a popular song with lyrics by Cecil Mack and Lew Brown and music by Ford Dabney
 "Shine" (Vanessa Amorosi song), 2000
 "Shine" (Trey Anastasio song), 2005
 "Shine" (Aswad song), 1994
 "Shine" (Camouflage song), 2015
 "Shine" (Ima Castro song), 1996
 "Shine" (Pentagon song), 2018
 "Shine" (Collective Soul song), 1993
 "Shine" (De Toppers song), 2009
 "Shine" (Five Star song), 1991
 "Shine" (Waylon Jennings song), 1981
 "Shine" (Natália Kelly song), 2013
 "Shine" (Kids in the Kitchen song), 1985
 "Shine" (Cyndi Lauper song), 2002
 "Nexus 4/Shine", by L'Arc-en-Ciel, 2008
 "Shine" (Luna Sea song), 1998
 "Shine" (Krystal Meyers song)
 "Shine" (Motörhead song), 1983
 "Shine" (Sopho Nizharadze song), 2010
 "Shine" (Shannon Noll song), 2005
 "Shine" (Mike Oldfield song), 1986
 "Shine" (Rosemary's Sons song), 2002
 "Shine" (Gwen Stefani song), 2015
 "Shine" (Take That song), 2007
 "Shine" (Tolmachevy Sisters song), 2014
 "Shine" / "Ride On", by TVXQ, 2008
 "Shine" (Luther Vandross song), 2007
 "Shine" (Years & Years song), 2015
 "Shine", by 3 Doors Down from the various artists compilation album AT&T Team USA Soundtrack
 "Shine", by Aly & AJ from Into the Rush
 "Shine", by Aminé from OnePointFive
"Shine", by B'z from Brotherhood
 "Shine", by Babymetal from Metal Galaxy
 "Shine", by Bond from Shine
 "Shine", by Meredith Brooks from Bad Bad One
 "Shine", by Jeremy Camp from Reckless
 "Shine", by Dog's Eye View from Happy Nowhere
 "Shine", by Doja Cat from Hot Pink
 "Shine", by Hilary Duff from the self-titled album
 "Shine", by Edenbridge from Shine
 "Shine", by Estelle from Shine
 "Shine", by Everclear from Welcome to the Drama Club
 "Shine", by Fear, and Loathing in Las Vegas from New Sunrise
 "Shine", by Frida from Shine, 1984
 "Shine", by Gabrielle from Under My Skin
 "Shine", by Gotthard from Firebirth
 "Shine", by David Gray from A Century Ends
 "Shine", by Ben Harper from Call It What It Is
 "Shine", by Imogen Heap from iMegaphone
 "Shine", by James from The Night Before
 "Shine", by Lil Wayne from Lights Out
 "Shine", by Ira Losco from Butterfly
 "Shine", by Lovefreekz, 2004
 "Shine", by Madrugada from Industrial Silence, 1999
 "Shine", by Ricky Martin from Música + Alma + Sexo
 "Shine", by Romeo Miller, as Romeo, from Lottery
 "Shine", by the Mighty Lemon Drops, from World Without End
 "Shine", by Mr. Big from Actual Size, used as the ending theme for the anime Hellsing
 "Shine", by Newsboys from Going Public
 "Shine", by Anna Nalick from Shine EP
 "Shine", by Josh Ostrander, as Mondo Cozmo, from Plastic Soul
 "Shine", by Paradise Lost from Paradise Lost
 "Shine", by Quavo from Quavo Huncho
 "Shine", by Riot from Army of One
 "Shine", by Royce da 5'9" from Layers
 "Shine", by The Smith Street Band from More Scared of You Than You Are of Me
 "Shine", by Soulsavers from Angels & Ghosts
 "Shine", by the Stoneman Douglas Drama Club of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, 2018
 "Shine", by Strapping Young Lad from Alien
 "Shine (In Your Mind)", by The Apples in Stereo from Fun Trick Noisemaker
 "Shine", by Todrick Hall from Forbidden
 "Shine", by Sevendust from Animosity

Businesses and organizations
 Shine (charity), a British charity which supports people affected by spina bifida and hydrocephalus
 Shine Distillery and Grill, in Portland, Oregon, U.S.
 Shine FM (disambiguation), the name of several radio stations
 Shine Global, an American non-profit media company
 Shine Group, television production company
 Shine Group of Institutions, a college in Irba, Ranchi, Jharkhand, India
 Shine TV, a British media production company
 Shine TV (New Zealand), a Christian TV channel
 Shine Lawyers, an Australian law firm
 SHINE Medical Technologies, an American company
 Shine Wrestling, an American women's wrestling promotion
 Shine, a website for women created in 2008 by Yahoo!
 SHINE, the online brand of the Chinese English-language newspaper Shanghai Daily
 Endemol Shine Group, formerly Sine Group, a Dutch-British TV production and distribution company

People
 Shine (surname), list of people with the surname
 Shine Begho (born 1985), Nigerian media personality
 Shine Louise Houston, an American pornographic filmmaker
 Shine Kuk (Son Yong Kuk, born 1993), a South Korean actress in the Philippines
 Shine (musician), a Burmese musician
 Shine Thura (born 1996), a Burmese footballer
 Shine Tom Chacko (born 1983), an Indian film actor
 Shines, a surname

Places
 Shine, Washington, U.S.

Other uses
 Shine (fundraising event), a British cancer charity event
 Shine (Singapore festival), a youth festival
 Shine (nightclub), in Belfast, Northern Ireland
 SHINE Awards ("Sexual Health in Entertainment"), annual media awards
 SHINE Expert System, a NASA/JPL software-development tool
 LG Shine, a mobile phone by LG Electronics
 NA61/SHINE, a particle physics experiment
 Dance shines, moves in Salsa

See also

 Shine On (disambiguation)
 Shining (disambiguation)
 Shiny (disambiguation)
 Shyne (born 1979), a Belizean rapper
 Hyperbolic sine (abbreviated sinh, pronounced "shine"), a mathematical function
 Moonshine, a slang term for high-proof distilled spirits
 "Shine, Jesus, Shine", a 1987 Christian song
 "Shine, Perishing Republic", a poem by Robinson Jeffers, 1925
 "Shine, Shine", a song by Barry Gibb, 1984
 Shinee, South Korean boy band


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The eruption of Iceland's Eyjafjallajoekull volcano has a mounting economic price tag with airlines bearing the brunt and thousands of passengers stranded.
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) estimates its members are losing up to $200 million per day, with estimates for the longer term impact ranging to well over a billion dollars.
Kenyan flower exporters – dependent on swift access to key markets in the EU – have been hit hard, with 5000 employees from the industry laid off, and tour operators across the continent and further afield are facing the prospect of postponements and cancellations – not to mention the need to service thousands of customers who will be less than perfectly happy, even where they recognise that there isn't that much that can be done about volcanic eruptions.
The upside is for rail, road and sea transport, with major rail networks experiencing a boom in demand, bus companies booked out, and car rental and taxi firms also benefitting. Elsewhere there are tourists staying extra days in hotels – if they are lucky enough to be able to book them – and spending dwindling posts easter budgets in restaurants. Although some time sensitive luxury foods will be affected earlier, industry generally relies on shipping and wheeled transport.
Airline industry bodies are already comparing it to the September 11 air attacks on New York, and Aleksey Sinitsky, editor-in-chief of Airtransport Observer says the costs for airlines can be expected to mount further.
But there's more than the short term losses to consider. If ash gets into the jet engines, this not only causes a safety risk, but involves a longer term maintenance requirement and operational expenses, according to Andrey Rozhkov, analyst at IFC Metropol. .
Over the weekend several major airlines safely tested the skies with passenger free flights. They are keen to get back in the air and stop the financial hemorrhage. But the industry will remain under a cloud long after the ash has cleared, with airlines beginning to complain about the extent of the air space closure – and impact on customers – and insurance companies waiting for the claims to come in.