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Q: Can I sort ArrayList of ArrayList simply by using TreeSet? === MAJOR EDIT (and a minor one) ===
I've completely rewritten the code I submitted a couple of days ago since it was based on two others' not-so-well-thought-out hunks of code, a very inappropriate idea from the gitgo. My bad for failing to research enough.
Nevertheless, @F. Böller was kind enough to Answer the question about my original code and said I needed to define a comparator in this context:
TreeSet<ArrayList<Integer>> hs = new TreeSet<>(comparator);.
That was all the encouragement I needed to Google java treesort comparator and based my revision on what I saw there. It wasn't at all easy and I confess I still don't quite know WHY the syntax below turned out to largely be all I needed, but I'd've never come up with it without the example at the Googled link above.
TreeSet<Leaf> theTreeSet = new TreeSet<>(new HowToCompareLeaves());
=== minor EDIT-- THE FOLLOWING LINE IS WRONG:
Anyway, the code below works great (sorts based on 1st element in each "leaf").
=== THE FOLLOWING LINE IS CORRECT:
Anyway, the code below works great (sorts and compares ALL elements in each "leaf").
=== end minor edit ===
However, I'd appreciate it if someone could explain (to someone who'd never used TreeSet before) what the line above actually does. It seems to define a new instance of what's defined as the method for comparing the data items that ar is composed of... Is that it?? Is it a constructor for the new TreeSet that is required to define how it sorts new elements into itself??
package treed;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Comparator;
import java.util.TreeSet;

public class TreeSetExample {

  public static final int NR = 4, NC = 3;

  public static void main(String a[])
  {
    ArrayList<Leaf> ar = new ArrayList<>(NR);

    for (int i = 0; i < NR; i++)
     ar.add(new Leaf());

    System.out.println("Pre-sort:");
    for(int i = 0; i < NR; i++)
      System.out.println(ar.get(i));

    TreeSet<Leaf> theTreeSet = new TreeSet<>(new HowToCompareLeaves());

    System.out.println("\nPost-sort:");
    for (int i = 0; i < NR; i++)
      theTreeSet.add(ar.get(i));

    for(Leaf e:theTreeSet)
      System.out.println(e);
  }
}

class HowToCompareLeaves implements Comparator<Leaf>
{
  @Override
  public int compare(Leaf e, Leaf f)
  {
    if(e.row.get(0) > f.row.get(0)) return  1;
    if(e.row.get(0) < f.row.get(0)) return -1;
    return 0;
  }
}

class Leaf
{
    ArrayList<Integer> row;

    Leaf()
    {
      row = new ArrayList<>(TreeSetExample.NC);
      for (int i = 0; i < TreeSetExample.NC; i++)
        row.add((int)(Math.random()*89 + 10));
    }

  public String toString()
  {
    String s = "";
    for (int i = 0; i < TreeSetExample.NC; i++) {
      s += row.get(i) + "...";
    }
    return s;
  }
}

=== end of EDIT; rest is trash =======================
I was following a new unanswered question about an ArrayList of ArrayList that needed un-dupe-ing and sorting. One answer suggested using a HashSet to enable removing duplicates, but that doesn't sort, as the working code below confirms.
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.HashSet;

public class TwoDimArrayList {

  static           ArrayList<Integer> r;
  static ArrayList<ArrayList<Integer>> a2D = new ArrayList<>();

  public static void main(String[] args) {
    for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++) {
      r = new ArrayList<>();
      for (int j = 0; j < 3; j++)
        r.add((int)(Math.random() * 89 + 11));
      a2D.add(r);
    }
    for (int i = 0; i < a2D.size(); i++){
      for (int j = 0; j < a2D.get(i).size(); j++)
        System.out.print(a2D.get(i).get(j) + "\t");
      System.out.println("...");
    }

    HashSet<ArrayList<Integer>> hs = new HashSet<>(a2D.size());

    for (int i = 0; i < a2D.size(); i++)
      hs.add(a2D.get(i));

    a2D.clear();

    for (int i = 0; i < hs.size(); i++)
      a2D.add((ArrayList<Integer>) hs.toArray()[i]);

    for (int i = 0; i < a2D.size(); i++){
      for (int j = 0; j < a2D.get(i).size(); j++)
        System.out.print(a2D.get(i).get(j) + "\t");
      System.out.println();
    }
  }
}

I tried simply changing HashSet to TreeSet since the latter provides sorting:
TreeSet<ArrayList<Integer>> hs = new TreeSet<>(a2D.size());

That gave error: cannot infer arguments for TreeSet. So I eventually got rid of it like so:
TreeSet<ArrayList<Integer>> hs = new TreeSet<>();

But I get error on this line:
  hs.add(a2D.get(i));

Exception in thread "main" java.lang.ClassCastException: java.util.ArrayList cannot be cast to java.lang.Comparable
Is there some easy fix to this? Or is hoping that TreeSet will do the sorting in and of itself just wrong? (I'm new to sets, in case anyone was wondering...)

A: The TreeSet doesn't know, how to sort the ArrayLists, because there is no natural ordering for Lists. Should it compare Lists by the min of the values, the average value of list or something else?
To make the TreeSet understand on what you want to sort, you have to add an comparator to the constructor:
TreeSet<ArrayList<Integer>> hs = new TreeSet<>(comparator);

The comparator has to realize the Interface Comparator<ArrayList>. Here you can define, how to order the ArrayList.
If you don't add an comparator, the TreeSet implicitly expects the ArrayList to realize the Comparable-Interface, which it does not do.

A: If you want to sort a list of List<Integer>, than you will have to write the logic for this yourselves. Java can't automatically deduce this ordering.
The TreeSet uses the natural order of your element to keep the entire Set sorted. In your case however this natural ordering is undefined, hence the ClassCastException.


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export function throwIf<T>(predicate: (item: T) => boolean, errorFactory: (item: T) => Error) : (source: Observable<T>) => Observable<T> {
    return (source: Observable<T>) => new Observable<T>((subscriber) => {
        return source.subscribe(item => {
                if (predicate(item)) {
                    subscriber.error(errorFactory(item));
                } else {
                    subscriber.next(item);
                }
            },
            e => subscriber.error(e),
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November 7, 2018 AFP News
Fidelity Charitable Study Finds Childhood Giving Traditions Create Happier, More Charitable Adults
A new report found that those who grow up in families with strong giving traditions are more likely to engage in charitable activities as adults.
Family Giving Traditions, conducted by Fidelity Charitable, an independent public charity and the nation's second-largest grantmaker, surveyed 3,000 total respondents who give to charity and itemized deductions on their taxes last year.
Key findings from the study include:
45 percent of respondents who grew up with strong giving traditions donate $5,000 or more to charity annually—and 89 percent volunteer an average of eight hours a month;
48 percent of people who experienced strong giving traditions during their childhood consider themselves a very happy person today, compared to 33 percent who did not grow up with strong tradition; and
38 percent of survey participants who grew up with strong giving traditions said their giving habits are inspired by their parents.
"We've always known that strategic philanthropy benefits the charities donors support, but this study proves that the impact goes beyond that," said Pamela Norley, president of Fidelity Charitable. "Giving makes people happier and is a significant contributor to a happier and healthy family too. Those looking to reconnect with their loved ones this holiday season should consider starting a new giving tradition as a way to foster discussion, learn from and inspire one another."
Giving Traditions Make People Happy
Families who engage in philanthropic activities together encourage a lifelong commitment to charity in their youngest members. Survey respondents credit their parents' strong giving traditions as the inspiration for their own giving habits.
Learning the importance of giving back during childhood leads to more charitable adults. 45 percent of survey respondents who grew up with strong giving traditions report donating $5,000 or more to charity annually as adults, and 89 percent spend time volunteering. On average, those who grew up with strong giving traditions volunteer nearly eight hours per month, versus six hours per month for those who did not.
Research also shows that participating in charitable activities makes people feel happier and closer to their family members. 48 percent of those who grew up with strong giving traditions consider themselves a very happy person today, versus 33 percent who did not grow up with strong giving traditions.
Families Are Increasingly Talking About Giving
More families are making philanthropy part of the conversation around the dinner table. While just two-fifths (39 percent) of survey respondents characterized their family's giving style growing up as "consultative" (one person received input from the family but made the final decision) or "democratic" (decisions were made together as a family,) nearly three-fourths (72 percent) report that they take a "consultative" or "democratic" approach to giving with their own families.
While conversations about causes and money can lead to disagreements and conflicting opinions, most respondents said that those disagreements don't take a toll on their family's giving—60 percent reached a compromise and 16 percent actually credit disagreement with driving a positive impact on their family relationships.
"Philanthropy is a powerful way for families to pass along shared beliefs and values. It offers a unique way for families to bond, collaborate, spend time together and pass on values of compassion and generosity," said Elaine Martyn, vice president and managing director of Fidelity Charitable's Private Donor Group. "Open discussion around giving goals and priorities helps build stronger family bonds too."
Additional Highlights From the Study
89 percent of those who grew up with strong giving traditions volunteer some time each month versus 73 percent of those who did not grow up with strong giving traditions.
81 percent of those who grew up with strong giving traditions describe their core family as very close versus 71 percent of those who did not grow up with strong giving traditions.
Those who engaged in charitable activities with their families growing up are 27 percent more likely to give more than $5,000 to charity annually and are 22 percent more likely to volunteer.
Those who engaged and received a giving allowance growing up are 39 percent more likely to give $5,000 or more annually to charity and 15 percent more likely to volunteer.
22 percent of respondents report conflicting opinions about philanthropy within their families today.
60 percent report their families compromise when faced with a disagreement about giving.
For the complete report and additional insights, click here.
Donor Relations/Stewardship Benchmarks Major Gifts Research Reports

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Array Technologies and ET Solar Partner on Bakersfield 111 Solar Park
Visit http://arraytechinc.com/ for further information
Project development team focused on system reliability by reducing critical failure points
09/18/14, 07:06 AM | Solar & Wind | Array Technologies, Inc.
System reliability is always paramount and Bakersfield 111 Solar Park presents industry-leading tracker manufacturer, Array Technologies, Inc. (ATI) and ET Solar's turn-key solar financial solutions provider, ET Capital, with an interesting case in point. Not only does the 1.8 MW DC facility need to operate properly in the extreme temperatures of the desert-like summers typical of the San Joaquin Valley, but also withstand winds in excess of 105 MPH. Given these conditions, not just any tracking or racking system would do.
The DuraTrack HZ single-axis solar tracker was chosen to meet the reliability requirements for Bakersfield 111 Solar Park. The advanced tracking system is designed to withstand site wind gusts, in this case of up to 110 MPH, without the need to stow. In addition, the DuraTrack HZ's closed, rotating gear drive system can withstand prolonged exposure to temperatures in excess of 124° F. Another key feature is the DuraTrack HZ's ability to minimize failure points by linking up multiple rows of modules with a flexible driveline. Since each motor drives approximately 17 rows of 60 modules each, the Bakersfield 111 Solar Park employs only 6 motor units to track more than 6,000 ET Solar 300W photovoltaic modules.
With outstanding environmental adaptability, cost-effectiveness and superior performance, ET Solar's photovoltaic modules satisfy the demand of customers, and bring more returns and benefits for them. More importantly, ET Capital's tailor-made financial solutions greatly minimize the potential financing risks of Bakersfield 111 Solar Park, and ensure the implementation of project progress as planned.
"Working alongside ET Capital has been a positive and eye-opening experience," explained ATI Founder & CEO, Ron Corio. "Their impressive portfolio and skilled team have been integral to the formation and development of this project."
"ATI's differentiated technology and excellent tracking system will be valued by our customers," said Dennis She, President and CEO of ET Solar, "The collaboration with ATI enables us to deliver safe and green solar electricity on an even broader basis."
Once completed, Bakersfield 111 Solar Park will feed into Pacific Gas & Electric's electricity grid.
About Array Technologies:
Array Technologies is the worldwide market leader in tracking solutions for utility, commercial and residential solar electric systems, with more than 2 gigawatts shipped and installed across the globe. Array's innovation and leadership in ground mount fixed-rack and solar tracker design has established the industry standard for cost-effective, robust, reliable and easy to install PV solutions with over two decades of field experience. Headquartered in Albuquerque, NM, Array Technologies' ground mount solutions are engineered and manufactured in the USA. For more information about Array Technologies, Inc., please visit arraytechinc.com, connect with us on LinkedIn, follow us on G+ and subscribe to our YouTube channel.
About ET Solar and ET Capital:
ET Solar is a leading smart energy solutions provider. With innovative solar technologies and tailored finance solutions, ET Solar provides professional one-stop solutions throughout the entire solar power plant lifecycle that includes development, financing, engineering, procurement, construction, and operations and maintenance. ET Capital, a subsidiary of ET Solar, is a turn-key solar financing solutions provider that operates in the global market. To learn more about ET Solar and ET Capital, please visit http://www.etsolar.com and http://www.etcapital.us.
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The 'Advanced Platform' simplifies the installation process by using universal mounting hardware that works perfectly across all roof types. Smart roof connection kits then connect to the specific roof's surface. The Advanced Platform is versatile: Our common design can be your single solution for all roof types.


Media in Cooperation and Transition is a German NGO delivering media projects in crisis regions. At MiCT headquarters in Berlin, a team of more than 20 staff coordinates activities in 15 different countries. Through its activities, MiCT aims to foster the transformation of conflict towards reconciliation, and encourage dialogue among factions within society. Supporting media cooperation, media networking, media development and capacity building in the field of journalism is recognised as key factors in conflict transition.
MiCT's team provides training for inspired journalists in several countries devastated by war in recent years. "Niqash" is a tri-lingual magazine, published in Arabic, English and Kurdish. Both the Kurdish and Arabic editors, and many of the contributors, work in Baghdad or the Kurdish Autonomous Region in Northern Iraq. "Afghanistan Today" is Niqash's sister site, and before Sourcefabric became involved it was published in English only. "The Niles" is published in English and Arabic, covering Sudan and South Sudan.
Multi-linguality is something Newscoop handles easily, an area where many other content management systems struggle. In spite of our multilingual software capabilities, implementing a project with content in languages that the Newscoop team couldn't read was tricky.
Niquash's local editors have been working with Newscoop for several months after being trained by editorial head Cathrin Schaer. They have contributed hundreds of articles since. "It is in general a good website, especially in terms of software", Zanko Ahmad, an editor based in Kurdistan concludes, after the switch from a proprietary system.
Newscoop delivered the technical capability for "Afghanistan Today" to start publishing news in Afghanistan's two official languages, Dari (a branch of the Western Iranian languages, similar to Persian and Kurdish) and Pashto (an Eastern Iranian language), as well as English. One special challenge was that Afghanistan and Iran both use the solar Hijri calendar, not typically supported by web software. Fortunately, Newscoop is highly modular, and we are keen to develop a plugin with MiCT to support publishing articles based on this calendar.
Individual Newscoop themes for the three MiCT sites created by Sourcefabric designers were localised using the Transifex platform, which enabled local journalists to translate and correct the multilingual strings for their own web pages. Transifex has also been used to translate the administration interface of Newscoop into Arabic.
What might have sounded like a quick implementation project became an intensive year-long partnership between MiCT and Sourcefabric which successfully launched three multi-lingual news websites in some of the most difficult and dangerous environments for journalism.
By unifying the CMS software of those three sites using Newscoop, MiCT took a big step towards improving their editorial workflow. Now it is easier for their project teams to cooperate and to implement new formats and features, enabling continuous enhancement of the news sites.
See the results for yourself at Niqash, Afghanistan Today and The Niles.
Write to us at contact@sourcefabric.org to learn how Sourcefabric can help your media organisation.


BRYN MAWR, Pa., January 17, 2019 – Bryn Mawr Bank Corporation (NASDAQ: BMTC) (the "Corporation"), parent of The Bryn Mawr Trust Company (the "Bank") today reported net income of $17.1 million, or $0.84 diluted earnings per share for the three months ended December 31, 2018, as compared to net income of $16.7 million, or $0.82 diluted earnings per share, for the three months ended September 30, 2018, and a net loss of $6.2 million, or ($0.35) diluted earnings per share, for the three months ended December 31, 2017.
On a non-GAAP basis, core net income, which excludes Tax Cuts and Jobs Act ("Tax Reform") related income tax charges, due diligence and merger-related expenses and other non-core income and expense items, as detailed in the appendix to this earnings release, was $17.2 million, or $0.84 diluted earnings per share, for the three months ended December 31, 2018, as compared to $17.1 million, or $0.84 diluted earnings per share, for the three months ended September 30, 2018, and $11.3 million, or $0.63 diluted earnings per share, for the three months ended December 31, 2017. Management believes the core net income measure is important in evaluating the Corporation's performance on a more comparable basis between periods. A reconciliation of this and other non-GAAP to GAAP performance measures is included in the appendix to this earnings release.
The Board of Directors of the Corporation declared a quarterly dividend of $0.25 per share, payable March 1, 2019 to shareholders of record as of February 1, 2019.


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Work at Fluido is Flexible and Fun – Rodrigo C.
Rodrigo loves the outdoors. Being in contact with nature, and disconnecting from technology, is part of how he balances his work as a business consultant at Fluido. Although sometimes the two are indeed combined — Rodrigo and some of his colleagues have their own outdoors group within Fluido, getting together to tackle nature's challenges.
"I work with our customers to help them solve problems. I try to find better ways of doing the things that they're currently doing, with the system that we're using."
Rodrigo Castro Rangel, Business Consultant, Fluido
Photography is another of Rodrigo's interests, and he's currently taking a course to develop his skills. In his previous work as an SAP consultant in Mexico, he remembers being on-call 24/7. Taking his phone and laptop with him everywhere — in the car, on the weekend, on holidays, while travelling — is not a memory he cherishes. With that experience behind him, he fully appreciates the flexibility that his work at Fluido allows.
He's not just flexible at home — he's about to spend a week in Ghana, volunteering to set up servers and laptops for a library. The trip is part of a Salesforce-led program; last year's team constructed the library buildings. This philanthropic spirit runs deep in Rodrigo — if he could work on a dream project, he says it would be to set up Salesforce systems for an NGO working on Latin American issues.
Rodrigo had never used Salesforce before he came to Fluido or Finland. After a positive experience as an exchange student in 2008, he returned to Helsinki with his girlfriend to study. He was finishing his MBA when a friend from home tipped him off about Fluido. He landed a job and learned the platform quickly. Of course, the process is never complete — he's happy to say that there's still something new to learn every day.
And the flow goes both ways! Fluido also learns from its people. When Rodrigo first joined, he did his thesis on the company's multicultural working environment. He interviewed Fluidians across the various offices to gather insights into the working culture, and the results were both fascinating and enlightening. It was clear that Fluido had already grown quite naturally into a very multicultural company — but with the mix of different cultures come different working and communication styles. Now, Rodrigo is collaborating with Fluido's People & Culture Team to gather more data and develop training for this diverse group to work and communicate even better across cultural boundaries.
It's clear that Rodrigo loves working at Fluido — it gives room for him to exercise all of his superpowers. He delights in an environment that encourages his peers to ask for help from anyone and feels the company's genuine trust in all of its people.
"After finding Fluido," Rodrigo reflects, "everything went really well."
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Miroslav Found the Kind of Balance That He Loves at Fluido
"Working at Fluido is truly fun"
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Maranacook students study computer science in a national event to promote computer science education in public schools.
READFIELD — Forward. Forward. Turn left. Jump. Turn on light. Repeat.
On Ryan Worster's iPad screen, an animated robot followed the commands he entered, traveling around a grid to light up certain squares.
After a little time using the Light Bot app, Worster, a Maranacook Community Middle School seventh grader from Mount Vernon, had passed the stage of trial and error and was beginning to think in entire strings of commands, plotting out loud before entering them on the screen. Worster had completed all the levels already and was running through them a second time to see if he could program more efficiently, using fewer commands to direct the robot's movements.
Worster was one of a few dozen students at Maranacook and more than 14 million nationwide who tried their hand at computer programming this week as part of the Hour of Code, an initiative to promote computer science education in public schools. According to Project Login, more than 40 Maine schools participated in the Hour of Code this week.
Maranacook technology integration teacher Diane MacGregor invited any middle school student who wanted to bring their iPad to two classrooms on Thursday and Friday during tutorial, a period when students have some choice of what to do.
Those who chose to take part watched videos created by the nonprofit organization Code.org to promote the Hour of Code, featuring entertainers and athletes such as basketball player Chris Bosh as well as tech moguls like Microsoft founder Bill Gates and Facebook creator Mark Zuckerberg.
MacGregor talked with the students briefly about why it's important to study programming.
"There's a lot of jobs that make good money in computer programming, but they're not getting filled because no one knows how to do it," said Laura Ireland, a seventh grader from Wayne.
Ireland said she'd like to work in technology and hopes to design her own app someday. She said she's attracted to the field both by the money to be made and the pride she could have in creating something people use and enjoy.
MacGregor said she'd been concerned that the students' iPads, which the school chose through the Maine Learning Technology Initiative, weren't up to the task of coding, but then she found Light Bot and Hopscotch, introductory programming apps suited to the iPads' touchscreens.
In the apps, the students didn't learn a typed programming language. Instead, they were presented with a menu of commands that they could drag and drop into sequences.
MacGregor said she thought that was enough for a brief activity, to make sure the students were engaged and teach them the basic principles and logic of writing a computer program.
Ireland demonstrated how Hopscotch could be used to create games or animations by choosing a character — she tapped the cupcake with a face — then telling it how to move around the screen.
She dragged a bar labeled "leave a trail" into the work pane so that the cupcake would draw a line behind it. Then she added another bar that said "move distance" and typed in 600 so that the cupcake would move to the right 600 units. Other commands can change the color or width of a line, rotate a character a specified number of degrees, return it to its starting spot or tell it to respond to a tilting of the iPad or a loud noise like a clap.
Combining these commands, the students made the characters "dance" or draw faces. Some created games where the challenge is to move a character across the screen without hitting any obstacles.
Struggling to get one of the characters to draw a circle, Worster created something entirely different and perhaps even more interesting. He made it draw a short line, then reverse direction at an angle, then repeat that thousands of times until it created a design and eventually filled in a circle. By altering the angle, he found he could create different designs like the ones kids used to produce with pen and paper in Spirograph kits.
The need for trial and error, and the prospect that a tiny error can mess up an entire program, makes computer programming hard but also fun, said Jacek Twarog, a sixth grader from Fayette.
MacGregor was thrilled with the enthusiasm she saw from the students.
The challenge will be helping them do something with that enthusiasm. Like most high schools, Manaracook does not teach computer programming.
At the very least, MacGregor said, they can offer students the time and space to work on coding during tutorial periods and try to come up with more opportunities from there.


Madeline M. Seidel, 95, of New Tripoli, PA. passed away at Kutztown Manor, Kutztown, PA. on October 5, 2018. She was the wife of the late John C. Seidel, who died in 1998. She was born in Alburtis, PA., a daughter to the late Myron and Pearl (Bogert) Merkel. Madeline was a dog breeder in New Tripoli for many years, mainly breeding Chihuahua dogs, until retiring in 2005.She was a member of Jacob's Church in New Tripoli, and was a lifetime member of the Lynnport Fire Co. She also volunteered for the former Northwestern Ambulance Corp. for many years. Survivors include her daughter, Joan A. wife of Richard A. Oswald of New Tripoli, PA.; three brothers, Abner Merkel of Bethlehem, PA., Hans Merkel of Slatington, PA., and Arthur Merkel of Slatington, PA.; one sister, Mary Ann Merkel of Allentown, PA.; two grandchildren, Daniel Rabert and Beverly wife of Mitch Hosler; two great-grandchildren, Andrew and Ashley Rabert; and several nieces and nephews. In addition to her husband, Madeline was preceded in death by three siblings, Henry and Jake Merkel, and Miriam Follweiler. Madeline's memorial service will be held on Saturday, October 20, 2018 at 11:00 AM in Jacob's Church, 8372 Kings Highway New Tripoli, PA 18066, with a calling period to begin at 10:00 AM. Rev. Scott L. Shay will officiate. In lieu of flowers, donations in her name can be made to Jacob's Church Memorial Fund, sent to the address listed above.


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This Norcross Community of Jones Bridge Landing is located off of East Jones Bridge Rd and West of Medlock Bridge Rd. Be sure not to confuse this neighborhood with the Johns Creek subdivision that has the same name.
Located just South of the Chattahoochee. Most homes built between 1980 to 1984 and have from 3 bedrooms to 2 bathrooms to 4 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms.
The list price of homes, since listed in the Georgia MLS, at time of post, are between $150,000 to $350,000.
HOA Fees, at time of post, are $500.00 a year and optional, at time of post. Amenities include Cable Tv Avail, Fishing, Park, Playground, Swimming Pool,Restaurant, Sidewalk, Street Lights, Tennis Lighted, Undergrnd Utils.
Streets in the neighborhood of Jones Bridge Landing include Whitewater Drive. N.W., Wayfield Drive, Whitecap Lane, Rapids Lane, Rapids Court, Caneo Ct and Whitewater Ct.
Directions: From 141 (Peachtree Pkwy), turn West on East Jones Bridge Road. Continue for 1 mile. Turn right on Whitewater Drive into the Jones Bridge Landing Subdivision.
The neighborhood of Neely Meadows, which is located in the City of Norcross, Gwinnett County Georgia 30092, is a wonderful subdivision of homes conveniently located near the Chattahoochee and Peachtree Corners. Most of these estate homes in this Norcross community have basements (finished and unfinished). Most of the homes have 3 car garages, 4 sided brick and the builder includes Laurel River Properties.
The community H.O.A (Home Owner Association) fees, at time of post, appear to be $500.00 a year with an initiation fee of $1,500. Just North of the subdivision is the area City park Chattahoochee Recreation Areas-Jones Bridge. Unique features of the homes/neighborhood is convenience to Peachtree Corners and Holcomb Bridge Rd near Roswell.
The list prices for a home in the past to present, at time of post, range in price from $529,900 to $799,000. Most homes built in the neighborhood between 2001 to 2004. Homes typically have from 4 to 6 bedrooms & 3.5 to 5.5 bathrooms and properties range in size, on average, between 3,671 and 6,378 square feet. Residential lots in this neighborhood range from 1/3 to about 1 acre.
The average selling price for a home, at time of post, is 617,500.00. Total amount of days on average, a home is listed for sale before going pending or binding appears to be 196 days, at time of post and the subdivision appears to have approximatley 28 estates homes.
Directions to the community: 141 North to Spalding Drive, Make a left to right at Neely Farm to left into Neely Meadows subdivision. Located between Holcomb Bridge Road and Spalding Drive. The streets located within the subdivision include Neely Meadows Court, and Neely Meadows Drive.
If you are interested in more Real Estate information on this Gwinnett County community or others around North Atlanta,or have A Real Estate related question, be sure to visit our RE/MAX Georgia Real Estate website @ www.NorthAtlantaHomeTeam.com.
Here is a snapshot of Norcross Real Estate. I wanted to take a look at the 3 zip codes of Norcross, (30092 also considered Peachtree Corners), 30071, 30092 and 30093.
The real estate market graph is showing and comparing the 3 zip codes and the real estate sold prices. This graph will update every month so be sure to return to take a look at the changes. It is also interactive. If you scroll across the graph you will see the percentage higher or lower compared to last year, same month.
Simply feel free to contact us if you have any real estate related questions and take a look at Norcross Real Estate for sale below.
The Norcross New construction Community by Brock Built Homes, Adams Vineyard, is underway and located in the City of Norcross, Gwinnett County Georgia 30071. This unique community, which will have 60 homes when completed, is located near Holcomb Bridge Road and Thrasher Park. Unique features of this neighborhood are that homes will be facing a beautiful 6 acre park with 50 year old muscadine vineyards.
Amenities include Walking Trails, Playgrounds in Thrasher Park, and a Community Garden. HOA fees, at time of post, have not been determined as the homes are in the design phase and construction has only just begun (December 2014).
Home features include over-sized porches and historic detailing. The list prices for a home, at time of post, range in price from between $549,000 to $635,000. Most homes so far have 5 bedrooms & 5 bathrooms, 2 car garages and a basement and rest on lots less than 1/3 acre.
and Vineyard Park Trail Lane.
Directions to Adams Vineyard: Take Peachtree Industrial North to right on Holcomb Bridge Road to Left on North Peachtree. The subdivision will be down on the left.
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The Town Home Neighborhood Of Spalding Gate is a great place to call home. Spacious townhomes with open floor plans, greatroom, gourmet kitchen with attention to detail by Jolly Development Corp. and John Willis Homes.
Most properties built between 2001 to 2004. Living here you will be convenient to shopping in Peachtree Corners and Atlanta. You will not be disappointed if you choose to call this place home.
Amenities includes a gated entrance and a subdivision park. A monthly Home Owner Association (H.O.A.) fee of $325.00 a month, is mandatory.
The list price range for a property in Spalding Gate At Neely, at time of post, is between $$245,000 to $525,000. There appears to be units that have between 3 to 5 bedrooms and 2.5 to 3.5 bathrooms. The average median selling price, at time of post, is $323,753.00.
Where are these Norcross townhomes located?
Located in the City of Norcross, 30092 just off of Spalding Drive NW and near Holcomb Bridge Road and Peachtree Corners. Take GA 400, exit 7A, towards Norcross. Holcomb Bridge to left on Spalding Drive. The Complex is on the left. From 141 North, left on Spalding, past Neeley Farm, right into development.
The Town Home Neighborhood Of Brookside Green is a great place to call home and located in Norcross, 30093. Spacious townhomes with open floor plans, a greatroom, gourmet kitchen, and attention to detail. Most properties built between 2004 to 2006. Builders include Creekside Of Live Oak LLC.
Living here you will be convenient to shopping in Peachtree Corners and North Atlanta. You will not be disappointed if you choose to call this community home. Amenities include a gated entrance and a community swimming pool.Home Owner Association (H.O.A.) fee of $225.00 a month.
The list price range for a property in Brookside Green, at time of post with data since developed, is between $90,000 to $199,000. There appears to be units that have between 2 to 4 bedrooms and 2 to 3.5 bathrooms. The average median selling price, at time of post, is $134,870.00 and takes on average, 85 days on market to sell.
Where are these townhomes located?
Located in the City of Norcross, 30 just off of and near . Take 85 North to right on Jimmy Carter Blvd, left on Live Oak ( By Chick Filet) Right into community at the gated entrance.
The subdivision of Ivey Of Norcross is located in the City of Norcross, Gwinnett County GA 30071. This community is an intimate community in the heart of Historic Norcross. Most of the houses were built in 2013 and built in the craftsman style. Designed by the award-winning Robert Forro; craftsman style with customizable features: front or back porches, 10 foot ceilings, great kitchen space, stainless steel appliances, optional roof decks, and optional garages.
The list price range for a house in Ivey Of Norcross is between $265,000-$309,999. Most of the homes in this community have 3 bedrooms & 2.5 bathrooms. This is not a pool or tennis community.Professionally designed community landscape and common greenspace by the award-winning Jason Weckerly.
Home Owner Association fees, (H.O.A.) at time of post, are $150.00 a year.
The only street in the community of Ivey Of Norcross is Wingo Street NW.
Directions To Subdivision: Downtown Norcross cross over Rail Road tracks. Left at Wingo (By Paizano's Restaurant). The subdivision is on the right.
For more information on this Norcross community or others around North Atlanta, simply visit our RE/MAX Real Estate website at www.NorthAtlantaHomeTeam.com.


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Drop Gandhi surname, Rajnath to Sonia
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• Indian-Americans protest against Sonia at UN
• 'The Sethu Samudram does not make nautical sense'
The Bharatiya Janata Party on Wednesday launched a personal attack on Congress president Sonia Gandhi [Images] asking her to shun her surname if she does not believe in the existence of Lord Ram as Mahatma Gandhi [Images] did.
Training guns at the Congress on the Ram affidavit issue in connection with the Sethu Samudram project, BJP president Rajnath Singh said if Sonia Gandhi and her children do not have faith in Mahatma Gandhi, his beliefs and in Lord Ram, then they should not use his name along with their names.
Mahatma Gandhi's "political vision was Ram Rajya while his spiritual vision was Raghupati Raghav Rajaram" and his ultimate belief and the last words were 'Hey Ram', Rajnath remarked.
"If Lord Ram did not exist, then it means the preachings of Gandhiji were all wrong. The Congress president has Gandhi in her surname. Her children also carry Gandhi surnames. Then I think they should reconsider," he said.
Rajnath's comments at a meeting of the BJP's peasant wing Kisan Morcha came a day after the Congress chief spoke passionately about the relevance of Gandhi in her address to the United Nations General Assembly on the occasion of his 138th birth anniversary.
Rajnath also sought to know from the Congress that if Lord Ram did not exist then whether the Father of the Nation's strong belief in Ram Rajya was fake and deceit. "Congress has no answer to this," he added.
Rajnath also attacked Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam leaders for their comments against the Supreme Court and blasphemous remarks about Lord Ram and alleged the Congress has a role in the regional party's aggressive stance.
"Neither British rulers nor Mughal emperors questioned the existence of Lord Ram. But this government is doing it. They are doing what even Aurangazeb and Clive had not done," he added.
The BJP president also lashed out at the Manmohan Singh [Images] government on issues like "price rise, Muslim appeasement and the worsening "internal security situation" in the country and predicted that mid-term poll was round the corner.
"Taking into consideration the present political situation, we can surely say that the country is heading for mid-term polls. This government is not going to last long," he claimed.
On the economic front, he criticised the United Progressive Alliance government for "blindly aping" American economic theories and underscored the need for developing an independent policy.
After independence, India followed the planned economic policy of Russia [Images] and since its collapse it has moved towards the US, he said and noted that the country cannot progress by ignoring its key agricultural sector.
He ridiculed Home Minister Shivraj Patil for "predicting" the possibility of terror strikes all the time and asked him to take "effective measures" to tackle the scourge rather than just talking about it.
The previous BJP government had enacted a tough anti- terror law Prevention of Terrorism Act. "This government neither has the intention nor the strong will to tackle terrorism," he added.
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Kurt Julius Goldstein (Alt-Scharnhorst, 1914. november 3. – Berlin, 2007. szeptember 24.) német újságíró.

Zsidó családba született Dortmund egyik külvárosában. 1928-ban kezdett politizálni, de a náci hatalomátvétel után menekülnie kellett, feleségével előbb Luxemburgba, majd Franciaországba mentek. 1935-ben a brit mandátum alatt álló Palesztinába költöztek.

Egy évvel később kitört a spanyol polgárháború, sok német kommunista, így Goldstein is csatába szállt. Miután a köztársaságiak elvesztették a háborút, kalandos úton az auschwitzi koncentrációs táborba került, ahol 30 napot töltött. A tábor felszabadítása után az NDK-ba költözött, de a politizálást már nem folytatta.

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"The American Dream is one of the greatest ideas in the history of human achievement. It thrives today in an age when its core components of freedom and opportunity are open to more Americans than ever before. It holds a real, identifiable place in the American heart and mind, and it informs the aspirations of everyone from farmers to software developers, from detectives to bankers, from soldiers to social workers. It defines us as a people, even as we add to its meaning with each new chapter in our national experience and our individual actions."
"If all difficulties were known at the outset of a long journey, most of us would never start out at all."
"If we don't pay attention to the lessons of the past, we're condemned to repeat the mistakes of the future."
"We are a nation not only of dreamers, but also of fixers. We have looked at our land and people, and said, time and time again, 'This is not good enough; we can be better.'"
"Courage is being afraid but going on anyhow."
"In life, there's a lot of uncertainty and unknown. We might be afraid of taking action, thinking too much on what if this and that, what if I fail – and that fear stops us from moving forward. But if you do allow your fear to stop you, you will never be able to achieve anything in life. Learn to control your emotion, build up your courage, and move forward, despite being afraid. Being afraid is a feeling, an emotion that lives inside you. Think positive and always remind yourself of what you could achieve and gain if you live courageously and take action."
"Once the herd starts moving in one direction, it's very hard to turn it, even slightly."
"Don't taunt the alligator until after you've crossed the creek."
"I'm a believer in what your record is. I am what my record is – some of it good, some of it bad, some of it hard to tell."
"I've never believed in measuring one's worth by the size of his or her bank account. I prefer to look at distance traveled."
"Those who can't afford not to worry about food, shelter, healthcare, education for their children, and all the other costs of modern life, surely they too deserve to be able to spend some of their 'darn pennies' on the simple joys of life."
"A college degree is the key to realizing the American dream, well worth the financial sacrifice because it is supposed to open the door to a world of opportunity."
"The dream begins with a teacher who believes in you, who tugs and pushes and leads you to the next plateau, sometimes poking you with a sharp stick called truth."
"A tough lesson in life that one has to learn is that not everybody wishes you well."
"Americans will put up with anything provided it doesn't block traffic."
"Writing is the rock on which everything is built."
"I would say to any aspiring journalist: writing – good writing – is the bedrock of the craft. Whether you are a print or electronic journalist, you should be as good a writer as you can and dedicate yourself and your lifetime to be a better writer."
"You have to be persistent and therefore you have to really want to do it. But if you really want to do it, and you burn to do it, and you have the drive to do it, then you can make yourself a good writer."
"The press is a watchdog. Not an attack dog. Not a lapdog. A watchdog. Now, a watchdog can't be right all the time. He doesn't bark only when he sees or smells something that's dangerous. A good watchdog barks at things that are suspicious."
"Do not let the truth get in the way of a good story."
"And for whatever reason I've loved the news since I can remember. I loved it when I was in elementary school."
"I think it's important for the public to know, great reporting starts with a publisher who has guts and an editor who has guts."
"I have tried to remain a working, cutting-edge journalist and I don't do it the way everybody else does it. And I think that's the difference."
"Ratings don't last. Good journalism does."
"I had someone at the Houston police station shoot me with heroin so I could do a story about it. The experience was a special kind of hell. I came out understanding full well how one could be addicted to 'smack,' and quickly."
"This much we know: journalism is not a precise science. It's, on its best day, a crude art. We make mistakes; I make mistakes. With more than 50 years as a journalist, I have at least had the opportunity to blow more stories, make more mistakes than maybe anybody in television."
"I think one reason that a lot of people get into journalism is the opportunity to feel that you lead a purposeful life, in some small way. And if you're lucky and God smiles, at least you'll have a few opportunities to feel that you're contributing to something that's larger than just yourself and your own self interests. I can think of no other craft or profession or practice or anything in which I would have had more joy."
"The great lesson my mother and father gave me was almost invisible. It was a strong sense of being rooted."
"I was really lucky to work at CBS News. I was blessed to be able to live my dream in many ways at CBS News."
"Now, I know you expected me to say that, well, I just kick back in the rocking chair, fished a little bit, listened to Willie Nelson tapes, and watched old baseball games on the Classic Sports network. And, tell you the truth, I have done that for maybe about five total minutes."
"As long as I have my health I want to be reporting somewhere."
"I would rather wear out than rust out."
"I understand that my time to shape and help this world is passing. I hope now to inspire others to love this country, to pledge to work hard to make it a healthier and more just place to live. I believe strongly that the core tenets I love most about this nation can be a foundation for commonality and strength once more."
"What I say or do here won't matter much, nor should it."
Don't leave without reading quotes by Katie Couric.


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When a dear friend from childhood suddenly goes away, lawyer Rebecka Martinsson reluctantly returns to her hometown outside Kiruna. But, too soon, it turns out that everything is not as it seems to be and that the friend, who was the local priest, has been murdered. The hatred of the liberal priest turns out to be deeply rooted among the inhabitants of the village, and with the police inspector Anna-Maria Mella, Rebecka is drawn into the pursuit of a killer.
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1. Petition the Circuit court, of residency, for an evaluation to restore your driving privileges.
2. The Circuit Court will set a court date for the Judge to issue a court order for the evaluation. Once you have obtained the court order you will need to contact the local ASAP.
3. The day of your appointment, have the names, mailing addresses, and phone numbers of four people that the office will contact as references. If you have an attorney assisting in this process, you will need to provide the name, mailing address, and phone number.
The evaluation is an involved process which requires sufficient time to obtain all records needed. Although it may be completed within 60 days, additional time may be required to provide the court with the required information.


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Wanted to always try your hand at American Rhythm Tap but to scared to go to local classes? Want to be taught by a teacher who understands your dance background and therefore know what you need? Want to go at an easy pace that suits you as you start your Tap journey and not feel intimated by those that have been learning for years?
Here is your opportunity to learn from scratch and or brush up on your basics. Trisha will have you focussing on and learning the 'Core' tap vocabulary. There will be an opportunity to practice what you've have learnt and be able to practice in mini routines.
The pace of this workshop will be directly correlated to the students taking part. I look forward to meeting those who are willing to take up a new challenge and as a result improve their Jazz and Lindy Hop. I hope to release the inner Bojangles, Nicholas brothers or Eleanor Powell in all of you. Get ready to cut loose and kick off your Sunday shoes!
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