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Dogs! A Science Tail Comes to the Museum of Science
BOSTON - It is an exciting time to be a purveyor and follower of the Museum of Science in Boston! Earlier this week, Up To Boston wrote about the temporary closure of the movie theater at the Museum of Science in place of state-of-the-art technology. Now, thanks to the official Instagram of the Museum of Science, it has been made clear that a brand new exhibit all about dogs is coming to the museum, set to open on February 9.
The post can be seen below. Written in the description of the post, the exhibition, Dogs! A Science Tail, was described as something that seems quite enticing. "Let curiosity be your guide and discover life from a dog's point of view in the Museum's newest exhibition," the post writes. "Experience the extraordinary way a dog sees, hears, and smells the world."
For members of the museum, a preview will be available on February 8! However, the exhibit is temporary so be sure to see it while you can, if you feel so inclined. There is much to learn about within, but there will also be a ton of outlets for fun. From makeshift, dog-based games of Jeopardy to an interactive maze, it's all here for the dog lovers. And you can bring the story of your own beloved pooch to the exhibit to share it with others, as well.
Because this exhibit is one that has been touring the country and educating animal lovers from coast to coast, there is already a pretty solid idea of what to expect from it. At the California Science Center, it was reviewed by Woof Republic (an organization that will undoubtedly know a great deal about the canine species) and praised for the blending of history, science, and technology, alongside the feeling and sensory elements provided to the world by dogs. With dogs, there are strong senses of smelling and hearing. The vision and taste may not be as well-defined, but they all work together melodiously for a wonderful experience. If the reviews are any indication, this will be an incredible exhibit for the Museum of Science to embrace.
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Q: C++ Builder 2010 Strange Access Violations I've got a program that is to become part of an already existing, larger product which is built using C++ Builder 2010.
The smaller program does not (yet) depend on C++ Builder. It works fine in MS Visual Studio, but with C++ Builder it produces strange access violations.
Please let me explain this.
Depending on the code and on compiler settings, access violations happen or do not happen. The access violations are reproducible: When the program is built then the access violation does never occur or it does always occur at the same place. If the program is rebuilt with the same settings, it will show the same behavior. (I'm really glad about that).
The access violation happens at places where the delete operator is called. This can happen (depending on compiler settings and exact code) inside certain destructors, including destructors of own classes and inside the destructor of std::string.
The following things make the access violation less likely:

*

*Build with "Debug" settings (instead of "Release").

*No compiler optimizations.

*Compiler switch "Slow exception epilogues".

*Static RTL instead of dynamic.

*Derive exceptions from std::exception instead of Borland's Exception class.

*Use less "complicated" expressions (e.g. use "string s = "..." + "..."; throw SomeException(s);" instead of "throw
SomeException(string("...") + "...");")

*Use try... __finally with manual cleanup instead of automatic variables with destructors.

*Use a small console application instead a VCL windows application.

The program makes use of several C++ features, including exceptions, STL, move constructors etc. and it of course uses the heap.
I already tried some tools, none of them reported problems:

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*Borland's CodeGuard.

*Microsoft Application Verifyer.

*pageheap/gflags.

*As already mentioned, there is absolutely no problem when building with MS Visual Studio.

Use of precompiled headers and incremental linking (which both seem to me are prone to errors) are disabled.
Neither the C++ Builder compiler ("enable all warnings") nor the one of Visual Studio (/W4) produces a warning that might be related to this issue.
I do not have access to another version of C++ Builder.
As the program will become part of a larger product, it is not an option to switch to a different compiler, and it is not an option to tune the compiler settings until the access violation does no longer happen. (I fear if this really should a compiler bug, the bug might show up again.)
Putting this together, I'm guessing this might result from heap corruption that is related to some compiler bug. However, I was not able to find a bug on qc.embarcadero.com. I'm guessing further this is related to cleanup code that is executed upon stack rewinding when an exception has been thrown. But, well, maybe it's only a stupid code bug.
Currently, I do not have any idea how to proceed. Any help appreciated. Thank you in advance!

A: tl;dr I believe the bug is that code is generated to delete the std::string from both branches of the ternary operator during stack unwinding, however only one of them was actually created of course.

Here is a simpler MCVE, which shows the problem via outputs in XE5:
#include <vcl.h>
#include <tchar.h>
#include <stdio.h>
using namespace std;

struct S
{
    S() { printf("Create: %p\n", this); }
    S(S const &) { printf("Copy: %p\n", this); }
    void operator=(S const &) { printf("Assign: %p\n", this); }
    ~S() { printf("Destroy: %p\n", this); }

    char const *c_str() { return "xx"; }
};

S rX() { return S(); }
int foo() { return 2; }

#pragma argsused
int _tmain(int argc, _TCHAR* argv[])
{
   try
   {
      throw Exception( (foo() ? rX() : rX()).c_str() );
   }
   catch (const Exception& e)
   {
   }

   getchar();
   return 0;
}

This version shows the problem via output strings on the console. Check the edit history for this post to see a version that uses std::string and causes the segfault instead.
My output is:
 Create: 0018FF38
Destroy: 0018FF2C
Destroy: 0018FF38

In the original code, the segfault comes from the bogus Destroy ending up calling delete on the bogus value it obtains by trying to retrieve the internal data pointer for a std::string which was actually never created at that location.
My conjecture is that the code generation for stack unwinding is bugged and tries to delete the temporary string from both branches of the ternary operator.  The presence of the temporary UnicodeString does have something to do with it; as the bug did not occur in any variations where I tried to avoid that temporary.
In the debugger you can see the call stack and it is during global stack unwinding that this happens.

A: Phew, that was so simple that it took me some time:
#include <vcl.h>
#include <tchar.h>
#include <string>
using namespace std;

struct B
{
   B(const char* c) { }
   string X() const { return "xx"; }
   int Length() const { return 2; }
};

struct C
{
   void ViolateAccess(const B& r)
   {
      try
      {
         throw Exception(string("aoei").c_str());
      }
      catch (const Exception&) { }

      throw Exception(((string) "a" + (r.Length() < 10 ? r.X() : r.X() + "...") + "b").c_str());
   }
};

#pragma argsused
int _tmain(int argc, _TCHAR* argv[])
{
   try
   {
      C c;
      c.ViolateAccess("11");
   }
   catch (const Exception& e) { }
   return 0;
}

(Preemptive comment: No, this code does not make any sense.)
Create a new console application and make sure to use the VCL. It might depend on the project settings whether there will be an access violation or not; my debug builds always crashed, release builds didn't.
Crashes with C++ Builder 2010 and XE3 trial.
Thus, bug in compiler or in VCL or in STL or whatever.

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Home salon services startup Pamperazi to merge with Hyderabad-based rival ZapLuk
Chennai-based home salon services provider Pamperazi will merge its business with Hyderabad-based on-demand beauty, wellness and fitness services provider ZapLuk.
"We will retain the ZapLuk brand and all operations will be carried out under the ZapLuk brand," Manan Maheshwari, co-founder, ZapLuk told TechCircle.in. He declined to specify the financial details of the cash-and-equity deal.
Email queries sent to Pamperazi didn't receive any response till the time of filing this report.
The deal will help ZapLuk expand its services to Chennai, according to a press statement. Till now, it was operating only in Hyderabad and was fulfilling 1,500 service orders per month.
ZapLuk, run by Zapforce Technologies Pvt. Ltd, had received angel funding from former Apple India CEO Alok Sharma in December last year.
The company is in advanced talks with investors for another round of funding, which will be used to expand services to four more cities.
ZapLuk was founded by three BITS Pilani alumni – Manan Maheshwari, Mahesh Teja Gogineni and Chakradhar Dandu – in August 2015.
ZapLuk allows customers to order beauty services at home after viewing the profiles of the stylists listed on the app.
Pamperazi, run by Amorfus Beauty Services Pvt. Ltd, was founded by Lavanya Hariharan in August 2015.
The on-demand beauty space has seen a lot of investor interest recently. In April, it was reported that salon chain Naturals was investing $15 million (Rs 100 crore) in Vyomo Pte Ltd, a Bangalore-based mobile marketplace for beauty and wellness services. Vyomo said it was a Series A investment, but it was seen as a strategic deal for a controlling stake given that the venture was being rebranded as Natural @Home.
In other similar deals, Gurgaon-based beauty and wellness startup Stylofie.com raised $250,000 in seed funding from Hong Kong-based Swastika Company Ltd. StayGlad, a mobile marketplace for on-demand beauty services, raised an undisclosed amount in Series A funding from Silicon Valley-based venture capital firm Bessemer Venture Partners in November last year.
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INVERELL SPORTING COMPLEX UPGRADE IN THE PIPELINE
Member for Northern Tablelands Adam Marshall pictured with Inverell Soccer Association committee members Anthony Alliston, left, Tammy Cabitza and Kel Butler.
A STATE Government grant of $11,200 for the Inverell Soccer Association will go a long way toward helping Inverell Shire Council finally deal with a long list of repairs and maintenance required at the Inverell Sporting Complex, Northern Tablelands MP Adam Marshall announced today.
Mr Marshall said the Association applied for a grant through the NSW Government's Sport and Recreation Facilities program and he was delighted the repairs could now get underway.
"Inverell Shire Council has also committed over $33,000 to the project to ensure all the necessary work is completed properly," Mr Marshall said.
"The Inverell sporting complex is a wonderful community asset and I'm delighted to see the excellent partnership the council has with its user groups.
"I met with the soccer club committee members last week and I'm pleased the NSW Government continues to support our small sporting clubs and local councils – they are so very important to the fabric of our rural communities.
"These grounds are used by several sporting clubs so the whole community will benefit from these improvements.
"The council intends to replace the old hot water system in the canteen; it hasn't been working too well of late so that will certainly be a welcome improvement."
Mr Marshall said the amenities block, change rooms and equipment storage room would be upgraded, security lighting installed, the canteen painted with some repair work will be completed on the storm drainage system.
"Unfortunately the canteen roof tends to leak every time it rains so some work needs to be done on that as well," he said.
Inverell Soccer Club secretary Anthony Alliston said the club had an excellent relationship with council and was delighted the grant would help towards the costs of the complex's upgrade.
"Several sporting clubs use these grounds so we will all benefit from this upgrade," Mr Alliston said.
"The council does a lot of work here and keeps the grounds in great condition so we are very pleased to be able to contribute to the costs of making these improvements."


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One of the most distinguished communities in Naples for decades, The Moorings now presents around 4,000 homes and condos in an idyllic setting. First developed around the mid-century mark, The Moorings has grown into one of the most coveted communities in all of Naples. Filled with a mix of beachfront condos and single-family homes, owners with property in The Moorings enjoy the advantage of golf course and waterfront views. The community is also known for its exclusivity, with lush landscaping and tree-lined streets which have served as home to an exquisite collection of homes and condos for decades. This is one of the most coveted communities in all of Naples, and for multiple reasons. via Read more about Moorings Home and Property Values
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Rustic charme meets contemporary chic in this lovely apartment only a few steps away from Piazza Santo Spirito.
This apartments is located on the fourth floor (third European) of a typical building set on Borgo Tegolaio, a characteristic street nested in the Oltrarno area, just a few steps away from the lively Piazza Santo Spirito.
The whole place has been recently renovated combining rustic and typically Florentine features, such as terracotta flooring, exposed wooden beams and antique elements, with contemporary and modern feeling style.
The entrance opens onto the living area, equipped with a cozy sofa bed, closet, dining table and a flat screen TV.
Original historical wooden doors lead from the living area to one bathroom and to the newly renovated kitchen, sunny and modern, fully equipped for you to be able to cook your own favorite Italian dishes while in Florence.
A "suspended" staircase leads up to the mezzanine level, where the bedroom is set, under the roof light and the exposed wooden beams of the ceiling. Equipped with a queen size bed, armchair and desk, this is a true lovers' nest, comfortable and cozy.
This apartment has a very unique style, tons of character and typical features: all of these factors concur to make this apartment an ideal choice for anyone who wishes to spend their holiday in Florence in an exceptional and very special location. Located in the heart of the Old Florence, the lively Oltrarno neighborhood, staying in this apartment you'll have the chance to experience Florence from a different point of view: an immersion in the Florentine culture and true history, in an area where lifestyle and tradition are still truly Florentine.
The apartment is located only a few minutes away from all of Florence's historical and cultural landmarks, such as Ponte Vecchio, Palazzo Vecchio, Piazza Santa Croce, Boboli Gardends... you'll be right in the middle of art, history and beauty, in an area full of local workshops, markets, restaurants and clubs.
Edificio classe G. Prestazione Energetica Gobale 154,2kWh/m2anno.
A delightful stay in a very elegant quiet apartment. Perfect central location just off Piazza Santa Spririto. with small local shops, bars, restaurants and a daily market. Charming light rooms decorated with modern and antique furniture. Very comfortable and well-thought through. Good storage. Excellently appointed kitchen and bathroom. Highly recommended. Will visit again.
07/01/2017 - We loved this apartment!
We love this apartment! It is central to everything, you can walk to all the attractions you want. We had no problem with check-in, Francesco met us on-time and showed us around the apartment. The place is so charming! Set within a 15th Century building, furnished tastefully and equipped with a full kitchen and everything you need to be comfortable. We were also really impressed with being given a welcome pack of basic food and drink items to get us going, as well as a lovely card and bottle of wine from the owners. There are quite a few steep stairs to get to the apartment so we recommend this apartment for able-bodied people. We felt at home here and felt we had the true Florentine experience!
We had a fantastic time, the appartment has been done with great taste and is the perfect base for visiting Florence. You are right in the centre and it is also very quiet. The flat has light and is very convenient and welcoming with all the modern facilities that you would expect. We will definitely come back. Grazie!
A charming family-owned apartment in a characterful location near Palazzo Pitti, the Ponte Vecchio and Santo Spirito. The ideal base if you are out and about, immaculate and quiet, a refuge from the tourist trail. We loved it! There's a neat kitchen but for genuine Florentine atmosphere and cooking, just head round the corner to Trattoria Casalinga.
The address alone--a block or so south of the river, very central yet not at all touristy--makes this apartment a gem. It is on the top floor of a 14th C building, exquisitely decorated (understated, yet with everything one needs, including a small kitchen). Just around the corner is the plaza Santo Spirito (farmer's market tables appear in the mornings), also a few steps away is one of the most cheerful trattorias in Florence, family-run and delightful, Casalinga. The flat is a restful retreat, after a strenuous day of sight-seeing--and one is only ten minutes' walk from the Duomo, to start all over again, on the following day . . . We shall return. Will only add some other favorite spots in Florence (we really had a VERY good time!) . . . buffet lunch at Teatro del Sale, which creates the most picturesque ambiance . . . . the Bargello Museum contains treasures beyond imagination (an entire room filled with antique pottery, some dating from 12th C.), and almost next door to it Fishing Lab (for lunch) and Bramada (charming shop filled with artisanal Italian things) . . . and then Gilardini which is a concentrated collection of the best shoes and boots to be found in Italy (a couple of steps away from the Duomo, just off the square), family owned and run, and an institution in Florence. We stayed for a week, and still did not see everything in this extraordinary city.


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"Sorry, We Have No Money" – Review
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It was a note left by the departing Chief Secretary to the Treasury as a joke (and quite a funny one), but the words have come to express the truth about Britain's economic position. Now Warwick Lightfoot, himself a former Treasury Special Adviser, has written a book under that title.
The problem, in a nutshell, is too large a public sector. While the author stresses the benefits of some public sector activities, he concludes that there comes a point when its costs and the damage it does outweighs those benefits. The rough figure at which this happens in a developed economy comes when it exceeds 30–35 percent of the economy. Britain passed this figure in the 1960s, and has been in negative benefit territory since then. The New Labour splurge pushed it to nearly 48 percent, with little commensurate improvement in output.
Warwick Lightfoot suggests that the coalition's strategy of reducing the public sector to 40 percent of GDP "will resolve the UK government's borrowing problem but is insufficient to deal with its medium and longer-term structural public expenditure problems." It should be taken down to 35 percent, he suggests. He claims that 2 percent can be taken from public sector pay and pensions, and another 2 percent from the social security bill, and that the performance of the economy will yield an added bonus as it improves as a result.
The book is well argued and packed with supporting detail. Lightfoot makes a powerful, but reasoned, case that we have been living beyond our means at a level that has damaged the ability of the private economy to generate wealth. Cut back the public sector to a manageable level, and our wealth-generating capacity will increase.
One can only say "Yes, please!" and hope that Coalition ministers have copies of this book on their desk.
"Sorry, We Have No Money – Britain's Economic Problem" by Warwick Lightfoot is published by Searching Finance and is available now.
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Nine steps in eight days to experience the Veneto in its most famous aspects, including also some hidden treasures.
We begin in "the learned " Padua. In the world of cultural tourism of the Veneto the city of Padua, with its distinctive character contrasting with its "older sisters" of Venice and Verona, occupies a significantly high position.
Every day the solemnity of its monuments merges with the cosmopolitan bustle of the market and the students. The University here is in fact one of the oldest in Europe, founded in 1222.
Losing oneself in the lanes and alleyways of the centre is the perfect way to capture the spirit of the medieval town which Padua once was and remains, being also the focus of important advances in science and medicine which have changed our lives.
Our tour also explores the religious and devotional spirit which has reigned for 800 years in the Basilica of S. Antonio, the mysterious depictions by Giotto in the Scrovegni Chapel, an absolute masterpiece of 14th century art, the judicial face of Padua in its Palazzo della Ragione (the tribunal of 1218), and the learned aspect in the Palazzo del Bo', the university, where our visit will take in the famous Anatomy Theatre and the podium of Galileo Galilei.
A stop at the famous Caffè Pedrocchi, the café "without doors" (so-called as it never closed) gives us the opportunity to take a refreshing drink and enjoy a premium live jazz performance.
"La Signora" Venice is the most loved city in all the world, unique for its beauty and magic in its suggestion.
1500 years of history moulded into a city which opens onto other worlds: here emotion is guaranteed.
Whoever sets foot here brings this city into their own heart and holds it forever. One can never tire of looking at Venice, because one lives Venice.
Its origins date back to the 5th and 6th centuries, with the city quickly assuming its own unique identity based on its peculiar geographical environment.
Strong ties with the Byzantine Empire produced a style of art and architecture combining eastern and western elements in perfect harmony, which gradually became known as "Venetian".
Thanks to its commercial and military determination Venice today boasts an unrivalled artistic heritage.
There are in fact so many things to see in Venice, a city where every corner reveals a masterpiece of beauty and history. From those marvels our tour will comprise the following sights:
Piazza San Marco, with the Duomo, campanile and clocktower ,the Gothic-style Doge's Palace, former residence of the rulers of the Republic, the Procuratie Vecchie and Nuove, the Rialto bridge with its arches full of shops, the Palazzo Contarini del Bovolo, and the magical architecture of some of the most beautiful palazzi on the Grand Canal (Ca' Rezzonico, Ca' Vendramin Calergi).
We continue with a visit to the most important museums and art galleries such as the Accademia.
Not forgetting of course shopping in the most exclusive boutiques, a drink at Harry's Bar, and a taste of the finest fish-based cuisine.
The first thing which strikes the visitor to Treviso is the omnipresent equilibrium of the city, with the calm flowing of its waters, and the procession of ancient palazzi and weeping willows reflected on the shimmering emerald surface of its canals.
The city, demarcated by the rivers Sile and Cagnan, offers in a certain sense the "ideal stroll" through the cultural values of the region, a long way from the concept of mass tourism yet at the same time providing numerous marvels of nature and art: a tranquil and stress-free approach to the riches of the region.
Our tour begins along the main street, Calmaggiore, which contains many structures from the Medieval and Renaissance epochs.
This leads us to Piazza dei Signori, a space outside time which is Treviso's most loved public face and where we find the symbol of the historical centre of the town: the Romantic Palazzo dei Trecento.
Also to be seen are the Casa dei Carraresi and the Loggia dei Cavalieri, the Duomo and the Malchiostro chapel, and the churches of S. Vito and S. Lucia, S. Francesco and S. Niccolò. We round off the tour at the Museo Civico 'Luigi Bailo' where we can admire masterpieces by G. Bellini, Lorenzo Lotto, Titian and J. Bassano.
FOURTH DAY
Vicenza is an aesthetically perfect city, a priceless jewel among the crown of Venetian art. A humanist city and megalopolis of culture.
Our first leg takes us to the Palladian Palazzo Chiericati, which in addition to a magnificent display of the genius of the celebrated architect is also the home of the Museo Civico, with inestimable exhibits, evidence of an immense artistic heritage.
This takes us immediately on to the perspective masterpiece of the architect, namely the Teatro Olimpico, itself the pinnacle of artistic scenic representation.
We continue to the central Piazza dei Signori where we can admire the solemnity of the Palazzo della Ragione: the edifice which Palladio "appropriated" from the Medieval period to create something truly unique.
The Loggia del Capitaniato bids us farewell to Palladio to embark on a meeting of the spritual side of Vicenza.
Thus we find ourselves on a gentle hill lying to the south of Vicenza: perched on top, reached via a suggestive passageway through cypress avenues, lies the Baroque spectacle of Monte Berico, home to major works of art such as Veronese's "The Supper of Saint Gregory the Great" and the "Pietà" of Bartolomeo Montagna.
We conclude our tour once again returning to the illustrious Palladio, by a visit to La Rotonda, the most famous of his villas, composed of four perfectly equal façades which stand out among the surrounding green of the countryside.
FIFTH DAY
Verona is the principal land gateway to the Veneto, and is fortunate in lying at the intersection of greatly varying environmental climes.
Verona is a concentrated blend of history and legend capable of leaving deep emotions in the heart and mind of the visitor.
From the Arena, one of the most important Roman monuments, which dominates the splendid Piazza Bra', we encounter the enchanting locations of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet: under the famous balcony of the 13th century house traditionally known as the Capulet's abode.
Here we have found the two keystones of the so-called City of Love.
Our tour continues with an exploration of the mystic and religious aspect of the city, a fundamental element for capturing the typical Medieval spirit, and which is embodied perfectly in two magnificent structures: the Romantic-Gothic Duomo and the spectacular Basilica di San Zeno.
Following to Piazza delle Erbe, taking in the "ancient" everyday atmosphere, we can witness the Medieval –Renaissance- Baroque blended in a harmonious picture of beautiful palazzi which encircle the characteristic marketplace.
Our tour continues to Piazza dei Signori, another jewel case of supreme architectural gems to admire: the Palazzo del Comune, Palazzo del Capitanio, Loggia del Consiglio, and arches and porticoes of the Scaliger times.
Our visit concludes with a trip to Castelvecchio, a breathtaking fortress built by Cangrande II following the natural bight of the river Adige. Today it houses one of the best Venetian art galleries, whose rooms, in addition to their artistic beauties, provide stunning views of the river and the Ponte Scaligero.
SIXTH DAY
Arquà Petrarca and Montagnana
ARQUA' PETRARCA. A small fortified town in the green silence of the Euganean Hills with more than 2000 years of history, it appears to have magic remained in the Middle Ages.
Francesco Petrarch the poet spent the last years of his life here, and his body rests in a striking monument: a red marble arch from Verona of clearly pre-Christian inspiration, adorned with a 15th century bust of the poet.
Petrarch's house remains of course the main attraction for the visitor to this cultural city. The house has undergone several periods of restoration, and yet still preserves its original quiet and charm: the great poet's chair, writing desk and library are still imbued with the spirit of his thought and immortal works.
Other noteworthy places for the visitor include the parish church, the oratory of the Holy Trinity, and the Loggia del Vicari.
MONTAGNANA. Our journey through time proceeds to Montagnana, possibly the most well-preserved Medieval city in the whole of the Veneto region. The view from the city walls is awe-inspiring.
Along the 2km perimeter we encounter magnificent edifices, among which of note are:
Porta Legnano (the fortress also known as the Rocca degli Alberi) dating from the 13th century, with its original wooden gates, and the Castello of San Zeno, today home to the Museo Civico.
Moving on to the Duomo we can see the Transfiguration of Veronese and the splendid great altar, attributed with all probability to Sansovino.
Leaving the city walls we reach Palazzo Pisani, an exceptionally fine Palladian structure.
SEVENTH DAY
Our tour continues on to Rovigo, in the heart of the Polesine.
This elegant city was known as Rhodigium in the Middle Ages, and exercises a particular charm over the visitor: the combination of splendid monuments, the fascination of the surrounding nature, the mists which enshroud the city throughout the year: a captivating place.
Our first leg takes in the castle with its two towers known as Donà and Mozza, dating back to the 10th century. The former has become one of the city's symbols.
Strolling along from here we can admire the Venetian architecture of Biagio Rossetti in the form of Palazzo Roverella and the cloister of S. Bartolomeo, and the Palazzo Roncale of Michele Sanmicheli. Such magnificent edifices have increased the valuing of Rovigo as an artistic centre.
We continue with a visit to the Accademia dei Concordi (1580), home of the library and gallery which contains a highly-important collection of works by local (Venice and Ferrara) painters from the 15th-18th centuries such as G.B. Tiepolo, Piazzetta, Luca Giordano, Giovanni Bellini, Alessandro Longhi, Rosalba Carriera, and Palma il Vecchio. After we visit the Museo Civico, situated inside the monastery of S. Bartolomeo, with its interesting archaeological and natural exhibits.
EIGHTH DAY
Po Delta
We conclude our tour in the Po Delta, a true marvel of nature: an "amphibious" region of more than 400km2 of land and water which is the largest natural park in Italy and the greatest humid zone in the whole of Europe.
Here we can observe rare species of flora and fauna, and witness the typical casoni, the rural houses with oversize chimneys which were the reference points for fishermen and guardians of the valley, all set within a highly delicate ecosystem of canals, marshes, lagoons, reed thickets and sand bars.
In brief: an exploration of an unspoilt world.
Other 8 days itineraries
Belluno, Cortina and the Bellunese Dolomites National Park
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Civilisation and nature, land and sky. An itinerary through a natural paradise of awe-inspiring mountains, among the birth of civilisations and magnificent views.
The Dolomiti d'Ampezzo
The heights of the Veneto. An itinerary taking in rugged nature and refined civilisation: for lovers of silence beyond the clouds, amidst the blue skies of the Dolomites. Combining the cultural and sporting possibilities of Cortina, to the ethnic outpost of Sappada: the fascination of the Veneto mountains.


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"So if you haven't heard the B400, I suggest you go try it. You may fall in love."
Aaron, from resonance-reviews, has just dropped his latest review on our very own Brainwavz B400 Quad Driver Earbuds.
The review is pretty in-depth and Aaron certainly puts the B400 through its paces. Using a variety of both hardware and songs to test all aspects of these quad balanced armature earbuds.


Google for LNK1101. There is no easy solution other than using the old 6.14 linker that comes with Masm32.
You can do that with some entities, but not mspdb80.dll. I tried to do that by copying it to my tools directory and got the "wrong version". You must use the path for this one.
I searched for mspdb80.dll in the registry, not there. Then I searched for mspdb80.dll in explorer. I found two version, different sizes, in Visual Studio, apparently one is a 64 bit version and the other a 32 bit version, and guess which one is first - the wrong one.
When I execute I use a 32 bit .exe to kick off a 32 bit CMD window to execute the makeit.bat, so I have to have the 32 bit version.
You can take the newer Link.exe and ancilliary files, put them into the MASM bin folder and use them just like older ML.exe/Link.exe.
The issues thrown about MSPDBxx.dll are caused when the copy is done incomplete, you need ALL of the files used. You can avoid this by not linking with debugging information but that is pointless, easier to just copy the right files the first time and be done with it.
I am currently preparing for work, otherwise i would compile a list of the files needed, i'm using ML.exe and Link.exe from Visual Studio 2010 so i can have a play with AVX code, not just relying on macros to insert bytes to accomplish it.
Thank you for the reply. I will await your list.
I have ML and LINK working now, and have my PATH problem worked out. All seems to work correctly now, at least for 32 bit compiles. Now I need to dabble in 64 bit for a while. Wish me luck!
Many of my 32 bit executables (.exe's) I brought from my windows XP system will not run on Windows 7. I may have to go the route of a VM and install XP to really be satisfied.


The standards for the cabling of the entire data communication, as well as networking infrastructures, revolves around two important factors – a twisted pairing of the copper cored cable and the use of fiber optic cable which also involves the use of a glass core.
Fiber optic cable can also be availed in a plastic version or plastic clad silicon version. Amongst the three versions that this data/computer cabling provides, the glass covered version embraces the lowest attenuation, on the contrary, plastic fiber optics has the highest attenuation. At the same time, plastic-clad silica version lies somewhere in between.
Let's take a look at the advantages of installing fiber optic cabling in all kinds of ESI telephones, business telephones, as well as other similar connections.
Fiber optic cabling is considered to be capable of carrying the data that is measured in terms of gigabytes as compared to any other twisted pair cabling. Hence, it gives a considerable advantage to the fiber opting cabling in terms of any other cable connection.
This type of cabling provides a lower attenuation along with a greater reach. The data which is carried via a fiber optic cable is broken down into light that is further sent to the cable in pulses. At the end of the cable run, it is further converted back into its authentic format of data for the distribution of a number of devices. Thus, it is the light which is being channeled and the same embraces a greater reach respectively.
Another amazing advantage of using fiber optic is that this kind of channeling is considered to be more secure. This is because it doesn't radiate any kind of signals and so it becomes more difficult to trace and trap.
Fiber optic cabling comes with a very high capacity. Once it has been installed, it is unlikely that you will have to upgrade the same in order to carry more data. Thus, it ensures a future cost advantage. This kind of cable is very easy in terms of its process of installation.
If all the above advantages are taken into consideration, you must install the fiber cabling in your ESI telephones, business telephones systems and other modes of communication at once.


There is a character that I created first in Sims 3 and then later in Sims 4. His name is Dobbs James Dobbs.
Bond: I admire your courage, Miss…?
Sylvia Trench: Trench. Sylvia Trench. I admire your luck, Mr..?
I based the facial appearance of Dobbs James Dobbs on the real James Dobbs, my grandfather, James Monroe Dobbs, Jr. However, I based it on what I imagined that he looked like, having never seen a picture of him as an adult.
My grandfather was a not detective or anything like that. However, his father was a bit of an "international man of mystery", having worked for more than 30 years in the U.S. Foreign Service. The elder James spent many years in South America. Twenty years before he joined the Foreign Services, my great-grandfather worked as a security agent for the Panama Railroad. This was 40 years before the opening of the Panama Canal.
His son, my grandfather, was a political operative for the Democratic Party in Texas in the 1930s and 1940s. After my grandparents were divorced, he lived with his 2nd wife and his mother in Dallas, San Antonio, and the Waco area.
So, the character is a sort of composite of James M. Dobbs, Sr. and Jr.
I never met my maternal grandfather. He died the year after I was born. He and my mother were estranged, her parents having divorced when my mother was nine years old. When I was a kid there was a framed photograph of my grandfather hanging in my bedroom; however, the picture was taken when he was 15-years old. In the photo, he was nicely dressed in a suit and tie with a Windsor knot.
I believed that picture was hung in my bedroom as a reminder that I should dress nice and be well behaved. I do not think that it worked because I was a long-haired, anti-war radical when I was 15-years old.
Up until a few days ago, I did not know what my grandfather looked like as an adult. Then last weekend, a 2nd cousin whom I have never met sent me scans of three photographs and one of the photos was of my grandfather taken around the time that my grandparents were married in 1926.
Here he is at age 15 in 1917.
Here he is at age 2 in 1904.
I love this! You did a great job with his likeness in Sims 3 and 4!
Great job! I'm impressed on how well your Sim looks like your relative.


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Preparing for Easter, you and the kids hard boiled and dyed a couple of dozen eggs for the big Easter egg hunt.
The time and creativity you and the kids put into this family bonding activity was well worth it and they all turned out quite cute. But now that those eggs have been through a few hunts and they just lie there in the kids' Easter basket nestled in that bed of grass, what are you going to do with them?
If you wait too long, those eggs will start smelling great!
Of course the color of these foods will be altered a bit because of the dye used in the dying of the Easter egg, but can be a great conversation starter in the company lunch room!


My forthcoming work in five volumes, The Neglect of Cheese in European Literature, is a work of such unprecedented and laborious detail that it is doubtful if I shall live to finish it. Some overflowings from such a fountain of information may therefore be permitted to sprinkle this page. I cannot yet wholly explain the neglect to which I refer. Poets have been mysteriously silent on the subject of cheese.
Chesterton knows how to jab with either end of the stick. He needs to. Error attacks from both ends of the political spectrum. Though politics are about the ephemeral questions, ephemeral questions do not go away in this life. Thus, politics are eternal, even if politicians are not.
On the one hand he has to deal with stiff, Puritanical officials who know nothing but boundaries, and on the other hand with artistic rebels and heathen professors who recognize no boundaries whatsoever. Neither strand has any common sense or apparently any common experience.
But in dealing with the ephemeral questions, he is not afraid to deal with the eternal questions, while the world does everything it can to dismiss them. There is not only an ultimate lie, there is an ultimate truth. And it is reasonable to argue that one religion is better than all the others.
No fallacy has led modern people a madder dance than that transparent fallacy that because a certain superlative is applied everywhere it cannot rightly be applied anywhere. Because each school-boy says that his father is the richest man in the town it does not follow that there is no richest man in the town. Because six women claim the biggest baby it does not prove that there is no biggest baby. Because six religions claim to have the real truth it does not prove that there is no real truth, though millions of mild sceptics seem really to think that it does.
This essay first appeared in the January/February 2016 issue of Gilbert! magazine.


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Q: Custom #pragma directives I'm creating a language parser on a microprocessor in C++.  For the tables of keywords and commands, rather than maintaining a single curated file (alphabetically sorted, etc), I'd prefer to declare them in the header files for each set of functions (ie, unsorted).  Then, I can have the makefile run a program to scan the header files and generate a curated master header file of enums and such that the compiler can chew on.  Thus, I need to hide my declarations of tokens/commands during regular preprocessing.   I could go the doxygen route and just hide them within comments with a special tag.   I'm wondering what latitude there is for creating my own pragma directives for my task.
Is it safe and portable to just declare my own pragma (eg. #pragma decl_token "goleft" )?  As long as the preprocessor doesn't recognize it, it seems to be ignored.  I've also tried using the #assert statement, which I would have thought could be a perfectly legitimate usage, but it seems problematic with being non-standard.  I admit to being a little non-standard myself but I'm trying not to go too rogue.

A: #pragma directives are completely implementation-defined. That means the language implementation, which you are creating. You can do whatever you like with them. Literally anything.
It would be sensible if the first thing in your own custom pragmas was the name of your implementation, like GCC does, so you don't conflict with pragmas someone might put in their code meant for a different implementation. On the other hand, if you're deliberately adding a pragma that some other implementation also uses, you should make it the same (including if it has that implementation's name) so that the same pragma works on both implementations. For example, clang uses a lot of GCC pragmas.
When other implementations like GCC read your code, they typically emit warnings for unknown pragmas, not errors, so having your own pragmas doesn't prevent someone compiling your code with a different compiler.


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Q: what's the difference between set_value and = in pandas In writing to a dataframe in pandas, we see we have a couple of ways to do it, as provided by this answer and this answer.
We have the method of

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*df[r][c].set_value(r,c,some_value) and the method of

*df.iloc[r][c] = some_value.

What is the difference? Which is faster? Is either a copy?

A: The difference is that set_value is returning an object, while the assignment operator assigns the value into the existing DataFrame object.
after calling set_value you will potentially have two DataFrame objects (this does not necessarily mean you'll have two copies of the data, as DataFrame objects can "reference" one another) while the assignment operator will change data in the single DataFrame object.
It appears to be faster to use the set_value, as it is probably optimized for that use-case, while the assignment approach will generate intermediate slices of the data:
In [1]: import pandas as pd

In [2]: import numpy as np

In [3]: df=pd.DataFrame(np.random.rand(100,100))

In [4]: %timeit df[10][10]=7
The slowest run took 6.43 times longer than the fastest. This could mean that an intermediate result is being cached
10000 loops, best of 3: 89.5 µs per loop

In [5]: %timeit df.set_value(10,10,11)
The slowest run took 10.89 times longer than the fastest. This could mean that an intermediate result is being cached
100000 loops, best of 3: 3.94 µs per loop

the result of set_value may be a copy, but the documentation is not really clear (to me) on this:

Returns:
frame : DataFrame
If label pair is contained, will be reference to calling DataFrame, otherwise a new object


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TWAS-CUI Postgraduate Fellowship Programme 2020/2021 for Researchers in Developing Countries
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TWAS-CUI Postgraduate Fellowships are tenable in the departments and laboratories of the campuses of the COMSATS University Islamabad (CUI). NB: In 2018, COMSATS Institute of Information Technology (CIIT) changed its name to COMSATS University Islamabad (CUI).
SANDWICH Fellowships (for those registered for a PhD in their home country): The Fellowship may be granted for a minimum period of 6 months and a maximum period of 18 months.
FULL-TIME Fellowships (for those not registered for a PhD in their home country): The Fellowship may granted for a period of up to 3 years. Candidates will register for their PhD in the relevant department at one of the campuses of CUI, Pakistan.
CUI-TWAS Fellowships are also offered in the following social and economic sciences – Development Studies, International Economics, Development Economics, Education and Science Education, Gender Studies, International Relations, Political Science.
CUI will provide a monthly stipend which should be used to cover living costs such as food, accommodation and health insurance. The monthly stipend will not be convertible into foreign currency.
The language of instruction is English.
Applicants for these fellowships must meet the following criteria:
be nationals of a developing country (other than Pakistan);
must not be on site in Pakistan;
must not hold any visa for temporary or permanent residency in Pakistan or any developed country;
hold an MSc degree in a field of natural sciences;
IF applying in a field of eligible social sciences, hold a MSc degree in a field of social sciences;
be a maximum age of 35 years by 31 December in the year if application;
for SANDWICH Fellowships: be registered PhD students in a developing country and provide the "Registration and No Objection Certificate" from the HOME university (see sample in guidelines);
for FULL-TIME Fellowships: be willing to register at a university in Pakistan;
provide a certificate of good health from a qualified medical doctor;
provide an official Acceptance Letter from CUI (see the online application for a sample). Requests for acceptance must be sent to Mr. Kashif Masood, Deputy Registrar (International) (by emails
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TNEXT provides Telecom business services for Retail and Wholesale Canadian clients. It was launched by its parent company Trinity Tech in 1990. Both are a division of the international corporation IDT (Integrated Device Technology) Telecom. TNEXT and Trinity Tech are headquartered in Etobicoke.
Business Services include the Business Internet offer that is delivered on DSL or fiber to 50/10 in packaged choices. Wholesale connections are leveraged to reach to Canadian locations outside of the Toronto region.
Wholesale long distance voice to international locations and pre-paid and rechargeable calling cards are offered.
A Business Phone service is packaged in Basic, Standard and Premium packages. The premium package will offer up to 10 concurrent calls to Canada or the USA for $33.95 / month.
Business solutions include Web Hosting at TNEXT facilities. 4 levels of packaged pricing are offered including storage, email boxes and MySQL software.
An optional TNEXT business platform will provide Cyber Security supported business services with application firewalls, bot mitigation, and DDoS protection in monitored and supported services based on Netflow technology. The client has visibility into security events via a User Portal.
An eFax product rounds out the business services portfolio.
The TNEXT business model offers free trials of products to attract new business. Wholesale arrangement increase the coverage of internet access beyond Toronto. They will further look to partner with resellers to penetrate the small business market within Canada.
TNEXT is proficient in legacy telecom business services including wholesale IP Telephony targeting Small Business owners in Canada.
The IPT solution is not suitable for medium to large Business Telephone deployments where scalability and customization is required.


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Only individuals legally residing within the boundaries of the trustee zone in question and who are a qualified elector according to Idaho Code may submit a Declaration of Candidacy for that zone's trustee position during an election or may submit an Application & Qualification for Appointment to a Vacated Trustee Position form.
A bona fide resident of the same trustee zone as the candidate for school trustee for whom the elector offers to vote.
There are two types of elections in a school district. One type is for a trustee, the other type is generally for levy or bond election.
Trustee Elections: Only eligible voters with their permanent residence within the boundaries of the particular trustee zone position up for election, whether living in the city limits or in the county portion of that trustee zone, may vote for that trustee candidate(s). No other patrons living in other zones may vote.
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At its heart, county music is about the struggles we face and our efforts to overcome them. Few artists know more about struggle than veteran country musician and songwriter Hal Ketchum. After his diagnosis with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) several years ago, Ketchum went into a self-imposed exile in the small, idyllic community of Wimberley, Texas. Living in a cabin, Ketchum spent his days and nights struggling to get a handle on the physical and mental consequences of his condition, including periodic bouts of blindness and paralysis.
With the release of I'm the Troubadour, Ketchum is back. Not only is this his first studio album in six years, it is a significant artistic milestone. Already celebrated for world class country music, including "Small Town Saturday Night" and "Past the Point of Rescue," this new album showcases his mastery at weaving genres such as folk, blues, rock and soul into his signature country sound.
At the same time, talking frankly about his "deep level of depression" and being in a "dark place," Ketchum isn't whitewashing the hardship and suffering of recent years. "I had pretty much thrown in the towel. I wasn't interested in putting out another big country album. I've done that. I've been there, man," he explains.
Ketchum found a perfect partner for the new album in Music Road Records. The Austin-based label backed his vision of a record free from genre restrictions and commercial pressures — an album that simply would let Ketchum be Ketchum.
The focus of I'm the Troubadour is clearly on Ketchum's songwriting and vocal abilities but its instrumentation is worth a listen as well, especially the guitar and keyboard work.
His new, multi-genre approach is highlighted by the album's title track, delivering solid country-rock with smoky blues undertones, a strong percussion line and gorgeous electric organ interludes. His physical and mental struggles have not diminished the strength of his voice or vitality of his lyrics. If anything, they appear bolstered by a passionate urgency.
While well reflected in "I'm the Troubadour," the album's multi-genre approach is most gloriously explicit in "Drive On," a blues-country piece with strong hints of R&B and great percussion work. Its guitar line, reminiscent of Garth Brooks' "Rodeo," owes more to rock than country.
Opening with solid instrumental work, "Days Like This" is like a William Wordsworth poem as interpreted by a country musician. A masterfully-crafted song, it rich lyrics celebrate the beauty of nature and the precious rarity of perfect days.
Another great genre-bender is "Sweet Loreen," which walks the line between blues and outlaw country. It opens with old-school blues guitar work before settling into a bass boogie-woogie and country guitar work. Part story song, part lover letter to singer's muse (the eponymous Loreen), it is set in Terlingua, the celebrated West Texas ghost town turned cowboy-hipster haven.
Love songs are heavily represented among the album's tracks and, in the finest tradition of roots music, "sad" has a distinct numerical advantage over "happy." It is a testament to Ketchum's ability as a songwriter that, even with a multitude of such songs on I'm the Troubadour, each one feels musically and lyrically distinct. "Baby I'm Blue" is an easy-rolling light country rock. Blending sad with up-tempo, "You Loving Me" has a definite 90s country radio sound which is reinforced by the rock-influenced guitar accompaniment. "I Know Where Love Lives" is a country-rock duet which feels like a lost track from The Eagles. "Stay Forever" offers a slow country piece with a 70s flavor. And, if that is not your reviewer's favorite period of country music, he also cannot deny this track contains some of the finest vocal work on the album. "I Shall Remain" is notable both for its happy ending and the emotional impact of Ketchum's singing. "Lord Help Me Please" adds sweet, strong undercurrents of Memphis Soul and Southern Gospel to the classic country theme of trying to win the hand of a churchgoing beauty.
"The Saddle" is a twist on the country love song. This time, the love is familial rather than romantic, as the song chronicles a grandson's love for his grandfather. Musically, it brings obvious county and even western flourishes appropriate to the song's title. One of the most powerful and moving tracks on the album, it is at once heartwarming and bittersweet with strongly visual lyrics exploring both coming of age and learning to lose those we love.
"New Mexican Rain" is, musically, the most atypical song on I'm the Troubadour: rolling smoothly onward like a contemporary jazz soundscape. The piano work on this track is ethereal— if about the farthest thing imaginable from country. But, if you look (or, rather, listen) more deeply, its lyrics are classic Ketchum: painting a vivid portrait of New Mexico as a backdrop for another tale of love gone tragically awry.
Knowing the back story, it is tempting to see the fingerprints of Ketchum's recent struggles and victories throughout I'm the Troubadour. Lyrics such as the title track's "Cross myself and lead my band through every beer joint through this land. True salvation to the core, I'm the troubadour" and "Ain't no need to worry what tomorrow brings. Ain't no need to change a thing. Brother, I can tell you that if I had wings, I could fly and never fall" from "Days Like This" speak of one who is intimately familiar with tragedy and triumph— reflecting everything Ketchum has gone through to find his place in the world again and simply to turn the dream of a new album into a reality.
And Ketchum has triumphed, both personally and artistically. If I'm the Troubadour is any indication, his victory is ours as well — signifying many more years of great music and songwriting.


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"I said to them at half-time good teams find a way to stay in the game, great teams find a way to win, it doesn't matter how you win, you have just got to grind it out. "We've played significantly better in other games and we haven't won. We played better against Crewe but we didn't win. So I'm really proud of the fact they found a different way to win. But we need to learn the lessons of it. So that's the good thing."
"It's always good to teach lessons when you win because the lads are more responsive to what you're saying. I'm not saying anyone particularly played badly, but collectively in the second half we just weren't ourselves.
"I think if we'd have got a second or third goal in the first half, you know, the game might be different and goals always change games, don't they? I'm really pleased that we've protected our record so to speak, but more the fact that the lads can take pride in the fact that even if you're not playing well, you've just got to dig in and just do the gritty part of the game."
"A massive benefit for us this year is the quality we have in depth, If we make changes, we don't get weaker. That pushes the 11 on to play really well. It also keeps the subs happy as they know they have a chance of coming on. The environment here is upbeat and positive."
"The majority of my players played in the Championship last year, We do not look down on League One but I think the lads know that they can compete at this level and that, if they are at their best, they can give anyone a game."
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