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Top Golfers to Watch This Year
by Joe Calhoun June 5, 2021
Everyone knows of legends like Wollf, Morikawas, and Scheffler, but every year there are new entrants that blow us away with their skill and talent. This year, there are many new talented faces being recognized in the world of golf. Here are some to know about.
Will Zalatoris
Will Zalatoris is currently ranked as the 30th best player in the world. He has beaten the records of top golfers like Wolff and Scheffler too. He had a big year in 2020, where he won his first professional title at the Korn Ferry Tour and qualified for the US Open.
Brandon Wu
Brandon Wu is a Stanford graduate who has finished in the top ten for the last seven years at various golfing events. He climbed up the ranks from number 862 to 164, a significant and noteworthy improvement. He even had to skip his graduation for the 2019 US Open.
Taylor Pendrith
Taylor Pendrith's golf shots on the Korn Ferry Tour averaged at around 322 yards, an impressive score, to say the least. He is able to cover much ground with precision and control. While he is the oldest player on the list at 29, he's had an exciting career full of ups and downs.
Austin Eckroat
Austin Eckroat, an Oklahoma State University alumnus, is looking to join his former teammates on the PGA Tour. He ranked number 3 on the university rankings, and while he's older than other college grads, he's still a force to be reckoned with. Experts believe that he will thrive immediately in the professional ranks.
Kevin Yu
Kevin Yu is currently the number one amateur golfer in the world. As a freshman, he had one of the highest scoring averages, and, now as a senior, he's even better! The COVID-19 pandemic has been a major setback, but for Kevin Yu, it's worked in his favor as he now has a chance at getting on the Korn Ferry Tour.
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Dallas County Reports Four Deaths Monday With 1,850 New Cases; Daily Averages Climb
Higher than normal number of cases expected to continue this week as the state works through a reporting backlog
By Frank Heinz	• Published August 17, 2020 • Updated on August 17, 2020 at 4:58 pm
The Dallas County Health Department is reporting four more COVID-19 deaths Monday along with 1,850 cases of the virus and an increase in the rolling 7-day and 14-day averages.
The four latest victims of the pandemic include:
A woman in her 40s who was a resident of Dallas. She had been critically ill in an area hospital and had underlying high-risk health conditions.
A man in his 70s who was a resident of Dallas. He had been hospitalized and had underlying high-risk health conditions.
A man in her 70s who was a resident of Richardson. He had been critically ill in an area hospital and had underlying high-risk health conditions.
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Tarrant County Reports 355 COVID-19 Cases Thursday, 8 More Deaths
The 1,850 new cases reported Monday raised the county's 7-day average from 1,251 cases per day to 1,431 cases per day; the 14-day average climbed from 880 cases per day to 985 cases per day. Late last week the averages were both around 500 cases per day, but the backlog of cases being released by the state has increased those averages.
"Once again we have a high number of cases coming in, this time from June, due to a coding error in the state's electronic laboratory reporting system," said Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins. "While at this point it is reasonable and understandable for people to be skeptical of the state's reporting system, it is not reasonable to be skeptical of the science that is proving to be effective throughout the world in controlling the spread of COVID-19, namely wearing a mask, six-foot distancing, hand-washing."
Jenkins added that the county expects to have several more days of "discovered, backlogged cases" before the reporting normalizes. Of the backlogged cases, Jenkins said the patients did receive the results of their COVID-19 test, but that information was lost in the state's system and no tracing was done.
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The county has now accumulated 65,278 cases of the virus since testing began in March. With an estimated 47,044 recoveries being reported by the state, there are also an estimated 17,405 active cases in Dallas County. There have been 829 deaths attributed in the county to the virus, which, according to Dallas County Health and Human Services Director Dr. Philip Huang, is now the third leading cause of death in the county behind diseases of the heart and cancers. Since March 20, the date of the first reported COVID-19 related death in Dallas County, the county has averaged 5.5 deaths per day.
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Gucci is one of the most recognizable and desirable luxury brands in the world, and you can find one of its indulgent and decadent stores on Ostergade (part of Strøget shopping street) in central Copenhagen.
Guccio Gucci, the pioneer of the brand, was born in 1881, the son of a craftsman. At first, Gucci was a saddler and leather goods shop in Florence in Italy. He sold leather bags to horsemen in the 20's, and progressed to luxury luggage as his clients gradually moved away from horses to motorized vehicles. The first Gucci shop was opened in Rome in 1938.
In 1947, as a way to get around the limitations on materials caused by the war, Gucci's designers developed the bamboo-handled bag, which became an instant success and still endures today. In the 50's, Gucci returned to his roots and introduced various equestrian themes, including the now famous saddle girth device.
Gucci died in 1953, but his family was able to successfully take over the business and launch it globally, opening stores in Paris, Beverly Hills, London and Tokyo. In the 1960s, Gucci hit a cultural nerve and was seen adorning the likes of Grace Kelly, Peter Sellers, Audrey Hepburn and Jackie Kennedy. The famous GG logo was also conceived during this period.
While Gucci has had some management and familial problems, it is now firmly established as one of the greatest luxury brands in the world, and in fact was voted so in 2007, with a full range of accessories, footwear, watches, perfumes... in fact, anything you can think of!
Whichever Gucci shop you visit around the world, you can be sure that you'll be shopping in an elegant, luxurious location, and the Gucci Store on Ostergade in Copenhagen is no different.
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Appendix: Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is overclocking?
A: Overclocking is the process of operating computer hardware at speeds in excess of their manufacturers' ratings.
Q: Can I overclock my OEM system?
A: With the advent of software utilities like SoftFSB, the answer is "possibly." Most OEM systems from the largest manufacturers (Dell, Gateway, Compaq, etc.) cannot sustain a serious overclock. It is possible to obtain a few extra MHz.
Q: What about overclocking my notebook?
A: We do not recommend overclocking for portable computers. Most notebook systems cannot accommodate extra cooling. Even if overclocking were possible, most notebook cases are not designed to dissipate the amount of heat it would generate.
Q: I run important applications on my system on a regular basis and I cannot tolerate system crashes or data loss. Should I overclock my system?
A: No. When system stability and data integrity are of utmost concern, don't overclock. Overclocking is best suited for gamers, who want realistic and smooth play; and speed fanatics, who want bragging rights on having the fastest, cheapest system around.
Q: Will overclocking damage my processor or void my warranty?
A: If you are conscientious enough to observe proper thermal regulation and abide by voltage limits, overclocking is unlikely to damage your processor. It can sometimes shorten the lifespan of a processor, though most chips will become obsolete long before they burn out. But yes, overclocking will void your CPU warranty, and possibly other component warranties as well.
Q: I have seen advertisements for retailers that sell overclocked CPUs. Are they legitimate, and is there an advantage to buying one rather than overclocking my own?
A: Some retailers sell legitimate CPU, motherboard, and memory combos, which come preoverclocked and pretested for less money than you would spend on an analogous system at the manufacturer-rated speed. Buying such a combination could save you some guesswork, as not all processors in any given class can overclock successfully. Some retailers guarantee that these overclocked systems will run; others do not. Ask questions, and know what you are buying.
Beware of retailers who sell processor/motherboard combos in an overclocked state without advertising them as being overclocked. These are instances of fraud, which should be reported to the appropriate processor manufacturer.
Q: Why is my overclocked system unstable?
A: This is a complex question. Many factors can create system instabilities.
Common causes include:
Core Voltage. Increasing voltage can help stabilize an overclocked processor, but remember that additional cooling will likely be required to offset the extra heat that is generated.
Cooling. Proper thermal regulation is key to maintaining a stable overclocked system. Use a quality processor cooler, combined with an efficient case fan layout. One trick for diagnosing potential thermal problems is to use a cooling spray (found at most electronics vendors for under $10) to directly lower the temperature of specific components, while you operate the system at maximum CPU load. If stability improves when you are cooling a particular component, that component likely needs better cooling.
Memory. Poor quality memory is one of the leading causes of overclocking instability. When overclocking, use only quality memory from trusted manufacturers, not generic modules from unknown vendors. Increasing CAS latency, or decreasing certain memory timings, is sometimes required to stabilize the memory subsystem when overclocking. Benchmark testing can help you evaluate any performance differences that result from changing the various settings.
Buses. Both the PCI and AGP bus standards are built around strict operating specifications. Try to maintain bus rates as close to their default values (PCI = 33 MHz, AGP = 66 MHz) as possible. An AGP bus is more forgiving when overclocked than a PCI, but decreasing AGP transfer rates may be required to achieve stability. Similarly, hard drives attached to the PCI bus may require lowered transfer rates to ensure data integrity when overclocking via the front- side bus.
Power Supply. Overclocking requires more wattage than the default settings require. While most power supplies can easily sustain moderate overclocking, some systems will require a power supply upgrade to maintain stability. Intel- or AMD-approved units with a rating of at least 300 watts are recommended. Brand name power supplies are often preferred over generic power supplies, as brand name units may prove more reliable and have power output voltages that more closely meet the required motherboard voltage specifications.
Firmware/BIOS. Be sure to update the BIOS firmware and hardware drivers for all components. Most manufacturers release updates at regular intervals, so checking the appropriate websites and online file archives for updates is required.
Q: Is my processor running hot?
A: The temperature limits listed in Chapters 5 and 6 indicate failure points, not maximum stable operating temperatures. Processors should never exceed 60° Celsius. The best cooling systems will keep temperatures well below 50° for most configurations.
Q: What can I do for a hot processor?
A: 1. Apply a thin layer of thermal paste between the heatsink and processor core.
2. Verify that there is adequate airflow in the system and make sure the fans are
moving air in the right direction.
3. Check for proper heatsink-to-processor alignment, as some models can slip during shipping.
4. And finally, install a quality processor cooling solution for better thermal dissipation.
Q: What if my processor does not overclock as expected?
A: Not all chips will overclock the same. This fact is a byproduct of integrated circuit manufacturing techniques. Most individual examples of a specific processor model might overclock to a certain range, but that does not mean your specific processor is guaranteed to reach the same speeds.
Q: How do I "burn in" my processor?
A: The need to burn in a processor is an old overclocking myth. A processor has no mechanical friction, only a type of electrical friction. Electrons will flow through a processor core the same way, regardless of the duration of that flow.
Acronym for accelerated graphics port, a bus interconnect standard designed by Intel for the high-speed transfer of graphics data and the storage of 3D texture data within a system's primary RAM. Most current 2D and 3D graphics accelerators are designed for the AGP bus standard.
Advanced Micro Devices is the second largest personal computer microprocessor manufacturer, with models covering nearly all market segments in the computing industry. AMD is currently Intel's strongest competitor. Their rivalry helps ensure lower CPU prices across the board.
A 32-bit microprocessor architecture manufactured by Advanced Micro Devices. The high-performance Athlon is marketed as direct competition to Intel's Pentium III and Pentium 4 architectures. Both the Pentium and the Athlon lines have undergone multiple revisions since their original release.
A measurement of the amount of information processed or transferred within a given timeframe, usually measured in megabytes per second. Bandwidth is synonymous with throughput.
A test designed to measure the performance of either hardware or software components.
Binary Bus
A mathematics system composed of ones and zeros that is the basis of modern computing technologies.
A collection of wires designed to transmit data across various components within a computing platform. The front-side bus connects the processor, memory, and chipset computing components. The back-side bus connects the front-side bus to expansion peripherals, such as drives or graphics accelerators.
A specialized type of memory designed to store data temporarily so it can be accessed quickly during buffering operations. Cache is generally designed around static random access memory (SRAM) and, unlike similar dynamic random access technologies, it does not require continuous refresh updates.
A measurement of the ratio of electrical charge transferred across two conductors, or the amount of charge an isolated conductor can effectively store.
Cubic feet per minute, a measure of a fan's ability to move air. The higher the CFM rating, the more volume of air can be moved in any given time and the cooler your system will be. Note that higher CFM generally means greater noise.
A combination of integrated circuit devices designed to route, control, and transfer information across various operating buses found in today's systems. Common designs incorporate two distinct but interconnected hubs: the Northbridge and Southbridge controllers.
A configuration of electrically or magnetically connected components or devices.
A measurement of how many times an integrated circuit can change its operating state within a given timeframe, usually measured in megahertz, or millions of cycles per second.
A process of thermal dissipation using a liquid or gas medium to transfer heat away from a given substance to another region or medium.
Cyrix
Cyrixoriginally existed as an independent manufacturer of Intelcompatible microprocessors, but this smaller corporation was acquired by VIA Technologies in 1999. The Cyrix product name is often associated with the latest processors offered by VIA, though these newer architectures share little in common with the older Cyrix platforms.
A measurement of the width of internal pathways within an integrated circuit device, usually measured in nanometers.
Acronym for double data rate synchronous dynamic random access memory. DDR memory technologies employ a signaling technique capable of transferring data along both the rising and falling edges of each clock cycle, thus offering a theoretical 2x improvement in memory bandwidth over conventional SDRAM.
GHz
An acronym for front-side bus. The FSB connects the processor to the memory and other components in a PC.
An acronym for gigahertz, or one billion cycles per second. One GHz is equal to 1000 MHz. See MHz.
An electronic device composed of multiple transistor circuits, originally developed by Texas Instruments and Fairchild Semiconductor in the 1950s.
The world's largest developer and manufacturer of personal computer microprocessors. Intel maintains the dominant market share across all platforms, and is often considered to be the leading authority in microprocessor design.
An aging bus standard that is rapidly disappearing in today's computing platforms. ISA offers minimal bandwidth and is best suited for low bandwidth devices, such as modems or sound cards.
The amount of time that elapses for a process to take place, or the time delay involved with one component waiting for another to finish a process.
A device designed to store data. Primary storage is composed of a series of integrated circuits that hold data short term (while a PC is in operation).
Secondary storage is composed of physical disks (hard drive, CD-ROM, etc.) and similar devices designed for the long-term archiving of information.
An acronym for megahertz. One MHz is equal to one million Hertz, or cycles per second. Processor clock speeds are measured in megahertz, but don't be fooled: there are many other factors that determine a processor's performance than the MHz speed alone.
A logical controlling integrated circuit chip composed of multiple transistor pathways, generally based on a silicon substrate with aluminum or copper circuit interconnects. Same as processor or central processing unit (CPU).
An internal value that correlates the front-side bus speed to the operating speed of the microprocessor. Example: Pentium III 800e = 100 MHz FSB x 8 Multiplier.
Multiplier Lock
Implemented by processor manufacturers to prevent users or dishonest retailers from overclocking processors through changes in the CPU multiplier setting.
Nanometer
One billionth of a meter.
To operate a microprocessor at speeds beyond its original equipment manufacturer (OEM) rating.
A 32-bit microprocessor architecture manufactured by the Intel Corporation. The Pentium series has undergone multiple revisions and redesigns over the years, so the name is more a marketing trademark than an architecture designation.
Acronym for peripheral component interconnect, a bus standard developed by Intel to be scalable to 66 MHz and 64 bits. Most current-generation personal computing architectures employ a 33 MHz, 32-bit PCI bus standard.
RDRAM
Acronym for rambus dynamic random access memory. Rambus memory is designed for extreme operating speeds up to and exceeding 800 MHz. It offers a substantial bandwidth advantage over original SDRAM technologies.
Acronym for synchronous dynamic random access memory. SDRAM is designed for high-speed operation, and thus provides consistent data flow between the processor and memory buses.
A semiconductor device designed to archive or amplify signals, thus creating a logic storage and manipulation circuit. The original transistor was developed by Bell Labs in 1947.
A measurement of a circuit's electromotive force or potential difference.
A measurement of power required for the operation of a circuit.
Overclocking Software
Hmonitor
(http://www.hmonitor.com) is a real-time hardware monitoring application for systems featuring thermal and fan-speed sensors. Hmonitor allows for active monitoring. It can also alert users to potential problems associated with excessive heat generated through overclocking.
SoftFSB
(http://www.voodoofiles.com/250) is an advanced application designed to interface with the front-side bus clock controller from within Windows. SoftFSB is a valuable tool for obtaining maximized overclocking of today's most popular platforms.
WCPUID
(http://www.h-oda.com) is a freeware application developed to analyze and display detailed information for current-generation processors and chipsets.
WCPUZ
(http://www.cpuid.com) is a freeware application that can provide information about most current processors. Categories of information include the following: processor name, vendor, core stepping, packaging, core voltage, internal clocks, external clocks, overclock detection, processing features, cache architecture, and other motherboard information.
Benchmark Software
MadOnion 3DMark
(http://www.madonion.com) is the most popular 3D graphics benchmark available today. 3DMark offers effective system testing in both traditional and overclocked environments. The 3DMark 2000 v1.1 is designed for DirectX 7 graphics accelerators, while the 3DMark 2001 is best suited for DirectX 8.1- compatible video cards.
SiSoftware SANDRA
(http://www.sisoftware.co.uk) offers effective benchmarking and diagnosis for a multitude of system components. SANDRA is available in multiple versions, though the freeware edition offers all the benchmarking modules required to analyze overclocking performance returns and system stability.
Ziff Davis WinBench
(http://www.etestinglabs.com) is a popular benchmark suite designed to test the graphics, video, and disk subsystems under all versions of the Windows operating system. The latest version was released in July 2001, but the highly optimized WinBench99 still provides a superior testing interface compared to competing applications.
Motherboard Monitor
(http://mbm.livewiredev.com) is a popular Windows system tray utility that will display information from your motherboard's sensor chip. Details such as fan speeds, processor and motherboard temperatures, and voltage, are displayed to the user. It is a good way to monitor your system and improve your tweaking and troubleshooting capabilities.
TuffTEST #1
(http://www.tufftest.com/OnlineResources) offers great diagnostic capabilities. It will help you assess any potential stability problems incurred through overclocking. TuffTEST builds a self-booting disk that requires no external operating system. As a result, this highly effective testing suite can be deployed across all ranges of x86 computing systems.
TechIMO
(http://www.techimo.com) is the premier online community in which to discuss all aspects of computing technology. TechIMO consists of an informative group of 60,000+ users who are capable of answering even the most challenging of troubleshooting or overclocking questions.
Sandpile
(http://www.sandpile.org) is an extensive resource for those interested in the technical aspects of nearly any x86 computing platform. Sandpile is updated regularly to ensure that it contains the best-quality information.
Ace's Hardware
(http://www.aceshardware.com) offers a superb mix of both professional and enthusiast computing information. Common topics include the presentation and discussion of new computing technology.
(http://www.google.com) is hands down the best search engine on the web. Those who operate other search engines spend their days trying to figure out how to be as good as Google. Google also acquired Deja news, the Usenet newsgroup archiving service, and they archive new newsgroup postings as well. Whenever you have a question, go to Google, click on the Groups tab, and search. You will very likely find threads discussing and solving your question.
HardOCP.com's
(http://www.hardocp.com) Kyle Bennett tells it like it is. Read no nonsense reviews of the latest hardware, get timely news and references to performance and overclocking related articles from all around the web, and participate in active discussion forums.
Overclockers.com
(http://www.overclockers.com) features timely overclocking related hardware reviews and a great overclocking survey database where users submit their own overclocking results. Use the overclocking database to see how well your CPU type/speed has been overclocked by other users.
AnandTech.com
(http://www.anandtech.com) features the very latest hardware reviews. The message board (http://forums.anandtech.com) has many useful forums, with the Hot Deals forum being this author's favorite.
TechTV's "The ScreenSavers"
(http://www.thescreensavers.com) is a live daily television show hosted by Leo Laporte and Patrick Norton, that covers hardware, overclocking, and various technology subjects. The show is a lot of fun and is highly recommended for overclocking enthusiasts. It is broadcast live from San Francisco every weekday at 4pm Pacific Time, on DirectTV Channel 354, Dish Network Channel 191, and a wide variety of cable networks.
Cooling and Overclocking Specialty Retailers
Be sure to research these retailers at ResellerRatings.com before you buy: 1COOLPC
(http://www.1coolpc.com) offers fans for all CPU types, rounded cables, water cooling kits, lights and window mods, thermal compound, video card coolers.
PCMods
(http://www.pcmods.com) offers cases and case accessories, fans and fan accessories, lights and window mod kits, control and monitoring devices, hard drive coolers, noise reduction and sound absorption products.
Highspeed PC
(http://www.highspeedpc.com) offers water cooling kits, quiet power supplies, Athlon XP multiplier unlocking kit, high performance fans, pre-tested high- speed DDR memory, case windows, lights and LCD mods.
3DCOOL
(http://www.3dcool.com) offers CPU, laptop, and monitor (display) coolers, chipset fans, hard drive fans, RAM fans, silent fans, cases (clear and aluminum), temperature monitors, round cables.
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Connacht Rugby and All Core Sports Gym
Connacht Rugby is delighted to announce its association with All Core Sports Gym, Ballinasloe, for the 2011-2012 season.
Located on Sarsfield Rd, Ballinasloe, this modern, well-equipped gym will cater to Connacht Rugby's most-promising sub-Academy players of Under16 to Under19 grades.
Gym proprietor Michael Horan, himself an experienced strength-and-conditioning advisor is thrilled to announce the high-performance link between Galway and Ballinasloe.
"We've excellent facilities here in Ballinasloe and we're only delighted to offer the academy the opportunity to improve physical conditioning with us."
This facility will cater for both amateur and professional athletes.
Ballinasloe Rugby's Jacob Walshe is one such promising youngster. Recently-capped for the Irish Youths, Walshe is looking forward to the convenience and expertise of a more local facility.
Neighbouring clubs Portumna and Loughrea's future stars will also benefit from the facility's ties with Connacht Rugby. Antoine Mobian, Academy fitness coach, sung the gym's praises and said any young player hoping to further him or herself before hitting Junior 1A or Senior rugby ranks would benefit from the connection.
"Ballinasloe's All Core is perfect for functional movement training, agility and speed work and the big stretching area is great for foam rolling. The ACS indoor sprint track and gym allows flexibility, strength development and technique to be developed any time of the year, in any weather conditions and all under one roof," he said.
C, Johnny O'Connor believes "It's a fantastic gym which suits any type of training whether it's for team sports, young athletes like the Connacht sub-academy, amateur athletes or people who just want to get fit or to lose weight. Michael is an experienced coach who will help you reach your goals"


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Choosing the perfect life insurance can be a terrible conundrum. Insurance companies display all kinds of glitzy catch phrases and marketing terms to push their products to consumers that it is very easy to get lost in the maze. When all these are stripped to the bone, however, consumers will find out that they are basically faced with two stark choices-term Vs whole life insurance. Choosing any of these two life insurance schemes is not a question of chance. It is important to arm yourself with the right kind of information on what each of these entails and then use this information to make the best choice of life insurance program that will be appropriate for your needs. Here is a simple guide and comparison to help you sort out the best package for you and your family.
Also called the "pure" life insurance, term life insurance refers to a life insurance coverage that is purchased for a specific term or period of time. The term life insurance will pay out a death benefit if the policyholder dies within the term or period of the life insurance coverage. The policyholder however loses their benefits when they are still alive at the end of the term of the policy coverage.
The term life insurance coverage has its advantages. The term life insurance premiums are on average lower compared to the whole life insurance premiums. There is a great deal of flexibility on the duration over which you can purchase term life insurance which can range from 1 year to 30 years. New flexible accelerated benefits programs for term life insurance now allow term policyholders to receive benefits before death in the event they are suffering from a terminal illness.
The biggest risk with the term life insurance program is that the policy could end before the death of the policy holder in which case they lose their entire premium. Buyers of term life insurance should explore the automatic renewal rates that are offered by some insurers.
As the name suggests, the whole life or term life insurance will last your entire life and also incorporates an investment element in the form of accumulated savings. The extra premium goes into savings which will increase at a rate that is similar to your mortality rate. The savings are stored in a separate cash account by the insurer.
Unlike the term life insurance plan, the whole life insurance offers coverage for an entire lifetime. It has an investment element that you can even borrow against. It would be most suitable for buyers with big estates as it can help offset hefty estate taxes.
The whole life insurance is a costly option with some of the highest premiums in the industry.
The dilemma over term vs. whole life insurance coverage is always an enduring one. When it comes to the insurance coverage, there is no one-size fits all solution and each buyer must choose a product that will meet their precise needs. Each of these has significant risks and benefits and you are the one who will know what suits you best based on your specific needs.


Fable Anniversary developer Lionhead Studios has announced that the game has slipped to 2014.
The delay was announced over on the Lionhead blog, in a post penned by lead designer Ted Timmins.
He wrote, "We've been working hard for the past year to bring you the very best Fable Anniversary experience on Xbox 360. We feel though, that we need a little more time in order to meet our ambitions and give you, the fans, the best game possible.
Lionhad will be accepting and answering questions regarding the project on Twitter between 5pm and 6pm tonight UK time.


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#include "../Configuration/Common.h"
#include "../Time/Realtime.h"
#include "CompileTimeFlagChecker.h"

/**
 *  \file
 *
 *  \version    Alpha-Late
 *
 *  TODO:
 *      @todo   https://stroika.atlassian.net/browse/STK-621 stopped testing regularly in Stroika
 *              2.0a217 (october 2017).
 *
 *      @todo   Support on Windows/MSVC
 *
 *      @todo   Maybe support generically (not sure if/how possible)
 *
 *      @todo   Finish support for stuff like posix_memalign () and other functions that maybe needed
 *
 *      @todo   Consider doing an implementation with the 'wrap' logic'
 *              http://stackoverflow.com/questions/262439/create-a-wrapper-function-for-malloc-and-free-in-c
 *              --wrap=symbol
 *               void *__wrap_malloc (size_t c)
 *              {
 *                  printf ("malloc called with %zu\n", c);
 *                  return __real_malloc (c);
 *              }
 *
 *      @todo   Fix so valgrind/helgrind friendly. Not super important, since if those were working we wouldn't need
 *              this (its mostly for situations - such as the one I face at block - where valgrind is coming up lemons.
 */

namespace Stroika::Foundation::Debug {

    /**
     *  If qStroika_Foundation_Debug_MallocGuard defined to 1, wrap malloc(), free () etc, to do extra checking for corruption, double free
     *  write off the ends, etc.
     *
     *  This works in DEBUG or RELEASE builds.
     *
     *  This - so far - only works for GCC.
     *
     *  This may not work perfectly if you call some weird malloc variants, or mix __libc_malloc with free (), etc.
     *
     *  \note   You can enable this feature with
     *          ./configure ... --malloc-guard true
     *
     *  \note   If you can use ./configure --sanitize=address, that probably works better. Or - possibly - using valgrind.
     *
     *  \note   On detected errors, this will call std::terminate ();
     *          In Debug or Release versions (if you call Debug::RegisterDefaultFatalErrorHandlers ()) - you will get a stack trace dumped
     *          and typically a core file - when errors are detected. Though maybe not, since that stuff all allocates memory, and clearly thats
     *          not working well when we fail...
     */
#if !defined(qStroika_Foundation_Debug_MallocGuard)
#define qStroika_Foundation_Debug_MallocGuard 0
#endif

    /**
     *      qStroika_Foundation_Debug_MallocGuard_GuardSize can be 0, or any integer number greater;
     *
     *  \req qStroika_Foundation_Debug_MallocGuard
     */
#if !defined(qStroika_Foundation_Debug_MallocGuard_GuardSize)
#define qStroika_Foundation_Debug_MallocGuard_GuardSize 16
#endif

}

/*
 ********************************************************************************
 ***************************** Implementation Details ***************************
 ********************************************************************************
 */
#include "MallocGuard.inl"

#endif /*_Stroika_Foundation_Debug_MallocGuard_h_*/


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Support for young people at risk of being pushed into homelessness.
More young people in Scotland will be at risk of homelessness due to UK Government changes to housing benefit, Social Security Secretary Angela Constance has said.
The changes, due to take effect from 1 April, will remove the entitlement to housing support for 18 to 21 year-olds in receipt of Universal Credit who do not have a specific exemption, such as disability or childcare.
The Scottish Welfare Fund will now be extended on an interim basis to ensure those young people who will be excluded from financial support by the UK Government will still be able to receive assistance with housing costs.
It comes after Ms Constance called on the UK Government for a complete halt to the roll-out of full service of Universal Credit until problems with its implementation are fully resolved.
"It is very disappointing, yet unsurprising, that the UK Government has insisted on pushing through these shameful changes to housing benefit. This is hugely dismissive of the difficulties young people in Scotland face in obtaining and keeping a tenancy.
"We have been steadfast in our commitment to retain housing benefit for 18 to 21-year-olds and despite our repeated attempts to agree a solution with the Department for Work and Pensions and our calls for a delay, the UK Government's change in policy will clearly lead to a rise in the level of homelessness among that age group.
"Although our strong homelessness legislation in Scotland means that a young person who is assessed as homeless will be entitled to a minimum of temporary accommodation and, therefore, will become eligible for the housing element of universal credit, they will not be able to move into settled accommodation without losing that entitlement. As the chief executive officer of Centrepoint said, the UK Government should scrap the policy rather than try to make a bad policy work.
"We are deeply concerned by the UK government's plans to exclude some 18-21 year-olds from receiving housing benefit at a time when rough-sleeping is on the rise and homelessness is far from fixed in Scotland.
"This is an additional barrier to housing for young people who are already struggling to find accommodation they can afford.
"There's an urgent need to support the young people who won't have their rent paid under Universal Credit. It would be unacceptable for them to start their lives with rent arrears and possible evictions.


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"But speaking the truth in love, we must grow up in every way into him who is the Head, into Christ, from whom the whole body, joined and knit together by every ligament with which it is equipped, as each part is working properly, promotes the body's growth in building itself up in love."
Using tracts effectively in your congregation can enhance the ministry happening already. Throughout the Bible God encourages the faithful, gives hope to the suffering and peace to the weary. We too can do this for each of our members and those who are visiting or enquiring.
Each congregation has this amazing resource of Lutheran Tract Mission accessible. Using tracts within your ministry structure can create an atmosphere of sharing and caring for each person. Lutheran Tract Mission (LTM) has over 700 leaflets, text cards and bookmarks available for a wide variety of occasions or situations.
Never assume that everyone knows what a tract is ... many do not.
Invite someone who has a keen interest in Christian literature and outreach to be responsible for tract supplies and keeping tracts appropriate to the church season readily available.
Acquire a suitable tract rack and display it in a prominent position. Racks are available from LTM.
LTM staff are pleased to assist in guiding the tract monitor in their selection.
The tract mission display requires constant care and upkeep to ensure that any church season is displayed and other emphases rotated. Also new supplies will need to be stocked.
Keep your display looking tidy. Make sure your tracts look new and unmarked as this makes them more attractive.
Keep the pastor informed of any new tracts and have him encourage the distribution of tracts among various groups and visitors to your congregation. Various tract topics may also be kept for specific use.
The Sunday bulletin can be used to announce the arrival of new tracts and the congregation constantly encouraged to use them in their private outreach. Occasionally it may be good to give each member a tract with the instructions to "Pass it on".
Leaflets and text cards can also be placed in pews or the usher's desk for specific church events & for everyday use.
Church functions or events can be advertised on the back of leaflets/ text cards, and can also communicate a message of God's love at the same time.
You may wish to have a tract stall at local shows, fairs, or other community functions.


Today, The GovLab, in collaboration with founding partners mySociety and the World Bank's Digital Engagement Evaluation Team are launching the Open Governance Research Exchange (OGRX), a new platform for sharing research and findings on innovations in governance.
From crowdsourcing to nudges to open data to participatory budgeting, more open and innovative ways to tackle society's problems and make public institutions more effective are emerging. Yet little is known about what innovations actually work, when, why, for whom and under what conditions.
And anyone seeking existing research is confronted with sources that are widely dispersed across disciplines, often locked behind pay walls, and hard to search because of the absence of established taxonomies. As the demand to confront problems in new ways grows so too does the urgency for making learning about governance innovations more accessible.
Students of policy or technology, who can use the platform to study new ways of solving problems.
Visit ogrx.org to explore the latest research findings, submit your own work for inclusion on the platform, and share knowledge with others interested in using science and technology to improve the way we govern.


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Great British Menu chef Paul Askew on his culinary journey
15 May 2017 by Katie Pathiaki
Chef Paul Askew owns the Art School restaurant in Liverpool. This week he features on the BBC Two programme the Great British Menu competing in the North West heat. He tells Katie Pathiaki about his career to date.
How did you start in the industry?
I'm originally from Sunderland, we moved to Liverpool when I was four years old. My dad was a merchant navy sea captain. I had eight different schools and 14 different homes by the time I was 20!
From there he was posted to Singapore, but I returned to the UK to go to school. We would visit often, and I think that Singapore was where I realised I wanted to be involved in food and drink. The produce is incredible. I will never forget the first chicken satay I had.
When I returned to the UK, I took a job at Thornton Hall on the Wirral as a kitchen porter because I wanted to see what kitchen life was all about. Of course I fell in love with the banter, so I told my dad that I wanted to leave school and go to culinary school. But he made me stay on and do my A-Levels. I absolutely hated that! I rebelled, played a lot of rugby and worked in restaurants before going to culinary school at 18.
I did a hotel management institutional operations course, and it has actually helped me over the years. I specialised in cheffing and it was at a time where Great Britain was immersed in prawn cocktails, well done steak chasseur and black forest gateaux, and having seen all the great things I had on my travels I thought "this is rubbish!"
After I finished my training I started working at a local restaurant on the Wirral and they saw how passionate I was about the job, so they offered me a three year training programme. Through the programme I became a relief chef and moved around different hotels and restaurants to shadow the chefs and occasionally take over.
I enjoyed that very much but when I asked if I could put my own food on the menu, which is what all chefs want to do really, they told me I had to cook the menus from head office, so I got pissed off and left.
As a young bloke I had written letters to all of the big hotels in London: the Ritz, the Savoy the Intercontinental and got a no from all of them - I swore blind that I would never go to London, which in hindsight was probably foolish. So I went to New York instead.
I got a job as a sous working at a company called Herbets which did outside catering and had four different restaurants. It was bonkers, one minute I was cooking at Saratoga for 500 in the Jockey Club and the next I was in a house cooking a private dinner for 12 lawyers.
I was there for almost two years but it ran its course. If I had a longer work permit I would have gone further in to the city. When I came back to the North West and started getting offered head chef jobs aged 25. I hadn't even finished learning about food let alone anything else!
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Where was your first head chef position?
It was at a little place called Wincham Hall just outside of Northwich. I was there for about three years and it was great… at the beginning. I wasn't ready, or mature enough for the role, it was the biggest wake up call. I knew the food was going in the right direction but I couldn't control the costs, wages and stock for them. They believed in me and supported me but I realised I didn't want to be that head chef just yet.
I started looking around again and ended up back in Liverpool in 1995 when they were finishing the Philharmonic Hall. So I applied for the job, and that's where my reputation began.
I was there for around eight years, doing all of the backstage catering for the performers and crew. However, it was only open if there was a show on which was terribly frustrating so I started doing outside jobs too.
There used to be a huge festival in Liverpool called the Summer Pops on the King's Dock. We would do the backstage catering, one minute I would be cooking for Elton John then I was off to the town half for the Queen. It was so diverse and that's why I loved it!
In 2003, I opened Liverpool's first boutique hotel and restaurant, the London Carriage Works, with three partners. We won loads of awards and built up a reputation. Sadly the other shareholders didn't want to go on the culinary journey I wanted to.
Looking back, I hadn't learnt that the culinary ambition of a chef needs to match the business needs not just what you think it needs. That was a very hard lesson to learn. We were doing so well and I knew we were getting closer to what I knew we should achieve and then they changed tack and that almost killed me. I lost some of the key people I had been working really hard on and it knocked me back about four or five years. I wanted to win Liverpool's first Michelin star, which I still want to do.
Over 13 years, I learnt so much, but by the end of it it was obvious I was in a culinary cage. It was time for me to do go out on my own and luckily over time my share capital in the London Carriage Works grew enough so I am not beholden to the banks.
The Art School (Source: Facebook)
ning the Art School was the biggest labour of love. I had such a great time doing it and it was so nice to not have to go to a board meeting to decide on things, I could do whatever I wanted!
Everything I had experienced over the years and I knew could be done were done, and even some of those that we didn't think could be done we did too!
Is it hard to find staff?
It is. When we opened we took the decision to grow our own. We work with the colleges and try to do exchange programmes - all sorts! Being a fellow and joint chair or the north for the Royal Academy of Culinary Arts, I do a lot of work with schools trying to enthuse people from an early age to get in to the business because the main problem is attracting the right calibre of people. That's something I have wrestled with all my life.
When we started we took on seven apprentices, and that was a job on its own! It took us a little while to find a rhythm and now two and a half years on I feel like it was the best thing I ever did because they have so much passion and energy. They get it and have the extra-mile mentality.
I'm always trying to find way to keep my staff energised by doing competitions, taking them out to farms and having tasting menus together then they feel as if we are learning and developing together.
I'm working on something now where I will organise for Daniela [Tucci, Young National Chef of the Year finalist] to go on stages for a month at a time, then come back and bring new skills with her. Rather than her go for two years - or forever - she will be able to see more places this way and hone her new skills here.
The Art School has just won the Taste of England award at the Visit England Excellence Awards 2017, how do you feel?
I really didn't expect to win. For me it really endorses what I have been banging on about for all these years; Liverpool isn't just about stag and hen weekends but for food culture too. There are a lot of great restaurants in Liverpool but I think we need to see more ambition. I hope the award will push people on!
Askew with his Visit England award (Source: The Art School Facebook)
n I came back from America in 1995, you could count the number of restaurants on one hand that were aspiring to do something. There just wasn't the market for it. Now there are thousands of restaurants - it's growing by the day.
I think we are going to see a positive turn in business after winning the award, at least for the next year we will have extra exposure from Visit England, and the art School will be the go-to restaurant for people to visit. If you travel to Europe, what is the first thing you do? Go and eat!
How would you describe your food style?
It's modern European, and for me it's all about the ingredients. We spend hours looking for the best in the area and I adore the seasonal changes. If it's not about the ingredients and if that's not where it starts then for me it's not good food in the first place.
We are very lucky. People don't realise what great produce we have in this area, we pull in from the Wirral, North Wales and the Lancashire/Cheshire as well. For me, I want to get that message it. we do have a food culture whether it's potted shrimps from Southport or sea bass from Liverpool bay it's stunning ingredients but people don't think about it.
I'm classically French trained, there's a little bit of Singapore in me and the Middle East because of my travels as a young man, alongside a bit of North American which has many influences so I suppose it's an interesting repertoire.
I like formal service, but here I think we manage to keep it quite light. I like to give an amuse bouche, champagne and canapes on arrival and I suppose some people would say it's classical, but we have modernised it. I don't want to try and be over fussy and over stuffy - I want to just be natural and look after people.
Tell me about your experience on Great British Menu this year. Are you excited to see yourself on the show?
I don't think excited is the right word… I'm apprehensive! You never know what people are going to think of you.
On the first day we were all stood around talking and I said the only person I didn't want was as our veteran judge was Daniel Clifford! Then the door opens and he walks in, maybe it was meant to be!
Great British Menu contestants Paul Askew, Tom Parker and Ellis Barrie
What is it like in the Great British Menu kitchen?
On one of the days we had to stop filming because it was so hot in the kitchen we almost fainted, and I've never done that in my life. I must have done my meringue three times and every time the heat destroyed it!
What do you think will come from you being on the show?
I certainly didn't do it for the good of my health! God almighty, it takes over your life.
It's great for driving business, and it gives us the chance to do the things we need to do to attract the right calibre of chef. That's the way the industry is, you have to be a media whore! Twitter and Instagram is huge in our business, it's all image led of course. You almost have to take photos of your food now don't you! To be honest, the guys in the kitchen would be disappointed if you didn't.
I'm working on a cookbook to be released at the end of November. It's a story about why I'm a chef, why I do what I do, the Art School and about nine recipes from each season. I am also going to feature my food heroes - most of them are from the Wirral! It's as much for the city as it is for me. It's a huge workload, like doing three Great British Menus back to back. It's good discipline for us chefs actually, because you have to think about the recipes in a way everyone can understand.
Yes. Knackered but happy. I don't mind that, I'd rather fall in to bed knowing I'd done something really good and get up in the morning and have three gallons of tea. Putting in the work has given us a chance to open a private dining room and downstairs, and we have just taken over the bar which we are going to turn in to the Art School cellars. We will take people down there for champagne and wine for pre and post dinner, but also people can pop in and have a bit of cheese with charcuterie and bread.
I don't want five or six restaurants. I want this to be Le Gavroche of the north.
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Q: ASP.NET 5 - Multiple [FromQuery] attribute for same property We want to add multiple [FromQuery] attributes to the same property e.g.:
public class SampleQueryRequestModel
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    [FromQuery(Name = "ProductId"] // deprecated this way
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So that both requests map to the ProductId property:
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Is it possible using FromQuery attribute or we have to create another property and use set;get; to handle this?

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@Incinirate and I have been making a visualizer of the L System Algorithm. If you don't know what the algorithm is, then Here's the wikipedia link. To fully understand what happens, i would highly recommend going to the wikipedia page and possibly looking at the examples on there or better yet reading it.
It has been challenging to make, as i have had to make the turtle make a straight line using an angle and a magnitude for just one part of it.
If you are interested in the source code, then you can take a look here.
This will only work in a turtle and the turtle will place the blocks upwards. To supply the turtle with blocks, fill up the turtle's inventory with them. If you are scared it may run out of fuel, then you can put fuel in it as well. Make sure the fuel is in a slot after the blocks to place, just because of the way i have set it up in my code.
To make your own inputs for the axiom, rule set and the functions then here's an example template and here's some explanation on how to use the different sections.
I highly recommend not doing a lot of iterations unless you are willing to wait for the turtle to finish placing each block. I usually stuck to 4 iterations or less, this might seem small, but if you take a look at the wikipedia page's examples, then you will see why.
I also recommend running this program on a superflat world or with no terrain at the turtle's current level. The reason why is it will try to move and it may get stuck at a block (i have implemented code to make sure that it will try moving before it will move on it's next block however).
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The Volkswagen Atlas is one of the most recognized vehicles in the current mid-size SUV segment. With the new 2019 Volkswagen Atlas, you get the very best of everything including German handling, performance and luxury.
We've already covered the 2019 Volkswagen Atlas in another review, now let's take a look at what others are saying about it.
Our tester is an Execline, the top-of-the-line model that comes with the beefier 3.6-litre six-cylinder engine as standard. Lower trims start with a 2.0-litre, four-cylinder turbocharged mill installed that only drives the front two wheels. The V6 is available across the board and brings Volkswagen's 4Motion all-wheel drive into the mix, so most Canadians will want to plan to make the $4,100 upgrade if opting for the Trendline or Comfortline trims.
Climb up and into the Atlas. Your first impression will be: wow, roomy. The second may be that the designers showed less-is-more restraint in the cockpit. (Or you could decide the cabin is too Spartan and find something with overdone plastic wood trim.) Work you way back to the second row, it's roomy, too, heated on some trim lines, and you'll find the second row seat folds completely forward without having to remove the child seat. The access lever to the third row is a model of simplicity and once in that final row you'll find – surprise – the third row is adequate for adults (who aren't too tall). It's like owning a minivan without the soccer-mom-and-dad shame.
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They need to pop up near my home! I love the colors you choose.
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But the truth about grief is you can't always shove it away. Denial prolongs the pain. She'll come back with a vengeance. Entertain grief as long as necessary. Think of her as an unwanted house keeper. She is present to help you dust the cobwebs from your soul. Her mission is cleaning out the clutter that has long weighed you down. She is ruthless at times, forcing you to release memorabilia that has held you captive to deep soul pain. But she must do her work.
I call my season of grief a collective grief. I'm not referring to the grief due to the death of a loved one. I'm referring to grief associated with mental illness. To me, it's more encompassing. I'm in no way down playing other types of grief, but I am saying this type of grief stems from a lifetime of loss. As a mental health advocate, I am saying it is time we appreciate this deep abiding long term grief cycle that occurs in mental health families.
Loss happens to all of us. But more loss accompanies mental illness. Some people may only lose one job in a lifetime. Try losing 12! Or imagine that you illness is so severe that you can't even have a job. You might experience the loss of a friend here or there on a rare occasion. But stop for a moment to take in the collective loss of family and friends. Add to that, the stigma and stereotypes within our culture and you might recognize why mental health grief is so encompassing.
I'm willing to say out loud and with honesty and an anger against injustice that it is time for us to love and embrace mental illness. It is time we share in the joys and sorrows. It is time we understand that mental illness survivors deserve the same treatment as those recovering from cancer. It is time for phone calls to see how the doctor visit went. It's time for meals to be delivered when the illness interrupts life, or when a loved one returns from a hospital stay.
Yes, I will keep saying this out loud until people hear. Perhaps YOUR compassion would ease the visit of grief. No, not perhaps, I know it would. How often have I begged God to send me friends like this?!
With the simple refusal to accept and appreciate ones journey with mental illness, we pronounce upon them a sentence of death...death of relationships, death of hope...death of dreams and sometimes death itself! How often have played a part in driving one to suicide because of our stubborn stigma? How often have we sent grief to visit a family because we were too uncomfortable with a mental illness discussion? Far too often and the tragedy of inaction and silence must STOP!
My journey through grief may not be over. As I twist and wind my way through the corridors of my soul, I get glimpses of the light. The light seems brief before I am once again plunged head long into a chasm of grief. Every time I hope for the world to change, it seems hope is short lived. Far too often society believes a one time fix cures mental illness grief and pain. But it does not. Mental illness survivors and their families need people to walk with them through their suffering. This requirement reveals why many people don't desire to be this self-giving or compassionate.


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We built a homemade air conditioner to see if it would keep us cool
Mary H.J. Farrell ,
Chris Regan, who leads Consumer Reports' A/C testing, built two versions of a homemade air conditioner and put them to the test.
Forget the cute cats and the mom in the Chewbacca mask.
One of the most riveting videos on YouTube is about making a homemade air conditioner—also called a bucket air cooler—out of a bucket, a fan, and some ice.
In the video, which is approaching 12 million views as of late-May 2016, the DIYer who goes by the screen name desertsun02 barely breaks a sweat as he fashions a homemade air conditioner.
So at Consumer Reports we just had to try it ourselves, including making our own video.
Chris Regan, who leads Consumer Reports' A/C testing, built two versions of the homemade air conditioner—one from a bucket and one from a Styrofoam cooler—for less than $30 (not including the ice).
You can see him at work in the video, but basically the job entailed cutting a few big round holes in the side and top of the cooler and bucket, inserting PVC pipe (or some plastic cups), adding ice, and blowing air down through the top and out the sides with a small fan.
But building the homemade air conditioner was just the beginning. Chris then put both devices through our comfort test in the same chamber we use for our regular window air conditioner tests.
After multiple runs using 8 to 12 pounds of three different forms of ice—cubes, reusable ice packs, and a frozen gallon jug of water—the homemade air conditioner was able to lower the temperature of a small room by only 2° to 3° F, and within 30 minutes the room temperature began to rise again.
The frozen jug of water was the best for cooling, apparently because it allows enough air to circulate around the jug to sufficiently cool it.
And while the ice cubes initially produced the lowest air temperature, once they started melting the temperature measured outside the duct (pipe or cup) wasn't much different than the room temperature. Again, the room temperature began to rise in 30 minutes.
Our take: Unless you want to try this DIY homemade air conditioner project for fun, you can cool off just by sitting in front of a fan and forget the bucket and the ice.
Mary H.J. Farrell
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Stephen Hawking, author of the multi-million copy bestselling A Brief History of Time, and his daughter Lucy explain the universe to readers of all ages. George's parents, who have always been wary of technology, warn him about their new neighbors: Eric is a scientist and his daughter, Annie, seems to be following in his footsteps. But when George befriends them and Cosmos, their super-computer, he finds himself on a wildly fun adventure, while learning about physics, time, and the universe. With Cosmos's help, he can travel to other planets and a black hole. But what would happen if the wrong people got their hands on Cosmos? George, Annie, and Eric aren't about to find out, and what ensues is a funny adventure that clearly explains the mysteries of science.
This book does several things awkwardly - and several things well. This makes it a challenging book to review.
The plot itself is the awkward part. It's not a terrible storyline, but it doesn't flow smoothly. We don't even meet the "villain" in the story until we are fairly well into the book. The characters - especially George's parents - are exaggerated and not incredibly interesting. The other awkward part is how the authors segue-way between the narrative and the information. Often Eric will just declare, "Let me tell you all about..." and then launch into a space lecture. The story is adventurous enough, and smooth enough, for Magic Tree House graduates, though. This is probably the key audience.
If the plot and characters are awkward, why would anyone read the book?
Let's start with the fact that this is a book about space science written by STEPHEN HAWKING. Yes, that was enough to make me want to pick up and read to the ending. I guarantee that it will be enough for upper elementary students who are fascinated by space to be motivated to read it as well.
George's Secret Key to the Universe is packed full of informational pages, including numerous full color photograph pages. The story is enough to lure you from informational bit to informational bit - and will help upper elementary or younger middle school students pull it all together. The simplicity of the story probably keeps it more in the upper elementary range.
Comets, planets, and black holes - oh, my!
Can anything escape from a black hole?
Is it more important to search for a new planet for us or to care for Earth?
Who will love this book?
George's Secret Key to the Universe will have a specific audience. The story may be limited, but the science is great. I know I've always had students who were completely fascinated by space, black holes, and the universe. One of those very students was the one who donated this book to my school's library. If you have a space aficionado, a student just intrigued by space science, or a Magic Tree House "graduate", this may just be the spark that sets them searching out more and deeper informational texts.
I'm writing each day in March as part of the Slice of Life challenge hosted by Two Writing Teachers. Join us today - or as many days as you can.
I'm counting today's review in my Slicing, because science and science fiction are a big part of my life!


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Tower Of Fantasy- In what ways is it possible to have too much Fantasy?
Tower Of Fantasy: I could finally free up enough space on my phone to download an extra 5.5 GB of data for Tower of Fantasy. It took around an hour to download (half of which was downloaded via mobile data while riding the train). This prevented me from being able to access the game immediately. At first, I was surprised by the 24-hour wait time, but it only took 10 minutes before they let me into the game.
The story starts with a cutscene full of strange dialogue that doesn't make sense. Like Genshin Impact, which many people have used as the name for the new open-world RPG, the choice of protagonist (boy or girl) is built into the cutscene itself.
When it was my turn to take control of my character for the first time, I discovered that the animations and mechanics were quite fluid. But the scenes where you could do things were interesting. In the sequence in which we battle the hound, there were additional segments of gaming intermingled throughout. Still, most of the time, we just pushed buttons.
After a little more looking around and eventually falling in love, I could (almost) fully control the game. I thought of Tower of Fantasy after the first hour of playing. (You should know that there will be a lot of references to Genshin Impact in this part, but not always in the wrong way.)
People In The Tower Of Fantasy
You probably shouldn't if you haven't seen all the Tower of Fantasy memes about customizing characters. But aside from our main character, I thought the other characters were well-written, and Shirley won my heart when she greeted me when I came to my senses. Shirley, with her blonde hair in pigtails and charming clothing consisting of a denim sundress, is the type of girl the designers intended to inspire admiration. And do you realize what?
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Mee-ah, the little robot helper, is probably annoying to some people, but I thought she was charming. But the Simulacra will get the most attention. You may ask, "What is that?" So, simulacra are playable characters in Tower of Fantasy.
Simulacra aren't real people. Instead, they are characters from the past that you can call up and act like. Simply put, they are avatars with their voice lines and stories. If you've ever played the Fate games, it reminds me of how Wizards can call on past heroes.
The anti-utopian future world of Tower of Fantasy is beautiful, but the world of Genshin Impact is not. I wouldn't say it's "dystopian," but it has some cyberpunk elements that I find visually interesting.
Because of its futuristic setting, the game explains how to play you. The jetpack, in contrast to the Genshin Impact gliders, is grounded in physical reality and may be utilized by anybody, whereas teleportation devices (also known as "space lifts") have scientific justifications and are accessible to everybody.
In short, I think Fantasy Tower has a realistic side that I can appreciate. The storyline is also easy to understand. There are many unanswered questions concerning our backstory at this point, but that is all the more reason to continue playing. So far, the story is also good. I like the dialogues, but it's annoying that you have to wait for a character to finish a sentence before you can move on to the following line.
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Combat Abilities
When it comes to fighting, characters can switch between different weapons. I like the idea, but I think switching between weapons can make the game hard to control. From what I can tell, each weapon has its type, such as Ice Shell, Flame, Bolt, or Grievous. Regular attacks already seem to be able to cause different types of reactions.
Players will also have access to an active skill with an active period. The Volt skill, which comes with the original weapon, is very similar to the Keqing skill from Genshin Impact. It was interesting that you could turn on your jetpack and attack the enemy from the air.
Q: Is Tower of fantasy available on PC?
A: Yes, it is available on PC.
Q: Tower of fantasy is a free game?
A: It's a free game; you can download it and play it for free
Q: Tower of fantasy is for Console?
A: No, it's not available for Console.
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Is it possible to use the 40G QSFP port of J9992A (20x 10/100/1000 PoE & 1x QSFP port) to provide four 10GbE connections for a Blade Chassis (no 40G support)?
Is the 40G QSFP port 'seen' as a single port or can the switch be configured as four 10GbE ports?
Perhaps a first step in your solution.
Have you used this on 5400 series, if so are there 4x 10G switch ports in the software or a single 40G one?
I have the strong suspect that - actually - Aruba 5400R zl2 Switch can't split a single QSFP+ 40 Gbps interface into four 10 Gbps sub-interfaces as it happens on some Comware operating system based Switches.
On Comware...splitting is an operation that is related both to logical level and to physical level (configuration at logical level enables QSFP+ ports to be splitted into SFP+ sub-interfaces and this involves that connected Breakout DAC Cables can be recongnized): see what happened on QSFP+ physical interface where the usage of the using CLI Command let the Switch to split the FortyGiga port into four sub-TenGiga ports and that operation enabled the breakout DAC cable to be seen finally, read this post.
Moreover I don't see - on latest Aruba 5400R zl2 QuickSpecs (here) - any reference, as one would expect, to supported breakout cables (from 1xQSFP+ to 4xSFP+)...and, I fear, this lack of reference could be a sort of dead end road if you're planning to use QSFP+ breakout into 4x10Gbps ports.
There was also a discussion on reddit few months ago about Aruba 3810 and QSFP+ breakout into 4 SFP+ (read about it here)...Aruba 3810 isn't like the Aruba 5400R zl2 with the J9992A Module...but I think that was quite indicative.
Plase correct me if I'm wrong....would be interesting to discover that ArubaOS-Switch recongnizes automatically a Breakout cable and enables four TenGiga sub-interfaces on the main FortyGiga interface...without user intervention.


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