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The large range of exciting paintball game zones with extensive game props including A Bridge Too Far where you and your team need to battle your way through the Dutch countryside; Command Post set in the deserted hills of Afghanistan where players need to infiltrate the enemy defence system and try to eliminate it with fake explosives; Castle Wallenberg featuring a large two-storey wooden fortress with sniper tower; Chemical Alley where players need to try and seize control of a heavily safeguarded fuel depot; London Apocalypse which includes several original doubler decker buses for players to hide in; Mad Murphy's Jungle Attack where your mission is to rescue an injured airman who hangs from his parachute somewhere deep inside the jungle; The Haunted Graveyard which includes lots of eerie tombstones and a derelict church; Tomb Raider featuring a giant stone pyramid with tunnels and statues and Viet Cong Village where lots of hostile villagers await you! There really is something for paintballing fans in Yorkshire at Delta Force Paintball Leeds!
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This season's guest column comes to us from Meredith Elkins — feel free to talk about it on the message board once you've read it.
Becoming a Parent: How Do You Decide that If Should Become When?
"Just in case," I explained to Cathy, my partner of eight years, who looked at me like I was nuts. "In case they don't sell them anymore when ... if ... the time comes." I am a huge John Lennon fan, and have already suggested the name Lennon (and Pace, and Nathaniel, and Zachary, and Schuler, and a host of others) for a boy when ... if ... the time comes.
Which brings us to the real question: How do you decide that if should become when? And of course, when is when?
The litany in my head begins the same way every time I let the topic surface: I'm not getting any younger (and fertility really starts to decline around 27, I'm reading now), but I like my life right now. I drive a little too fast, spend a little too freely, and can pick up and go away for the weekend at the drop of a hat. Sort of. See, Cathy and I already have a "baby," a three-year old start-up business that might just be starting to walk on its own.
So then it becomes an issue of do I have time? Can I do everything I want to do, and do it all well? Will I regret it if we do? Will I regret it if we don't? Am I finished playing? Episioto-what?! And of course, there are the issues surrounding just getting pregnant for us: artificial insemination, anonymous versus known donor, second parent adoption laws, moving out of the commonwealth of Virginia. And pretty much the thinking stops there. Plenty of time, I always think. Way too much to resolve at once.
I half-joking told Cathy one day that I had taken the first step towards making us mommies (I had made an appointment for a physical) and I thought she was going to get out of the car. Luckily, we were in motion, so she stayed put and I was able to clarify. Too big, too scary, don't know were the highlights of the rest of that conversation. And that's the weird part for me. Cathy is a child magnet. Kids in malls want to play with her. Our friends' kids are instantly in love with her — no crying, no squirming, just bliss. Our niece and nephews (aged 4, 12, 3, and 1 year-old twins) can't get enough of climbing on, clamoring for and cavorting with Aunt Cathy. She says it's because they know she's really a 6-year old in a 33-year old body.
Those nieces and nephews make me think that I could just be the spoil-'em-rotten aunt. Need advice? Aunt Meredith is here to help. College funds? Already thinking about 'em. Mom and Dad getting in your face? Come visit the aunts, we'll play, have cake for breakfast, and then send you home!
So what it really comes down to for me is: is it possible to make an informed decision, really? Of course not. But look around at the abused, neglected, homicidal, and disenfranchised, and you can see the havoc that can be wrought by bad parenting. Scary.
To leave the world a bit better, whether by a healthy child, a garden patch, or an improved social condition, to know even one life has breathed easier, this is to have succeeded.
I won't resolve the issue in my own head in 500 words or less. I know I'm never going to have a block of "free time" long enough to cause me to think, "Ah, now I can raise that future president/rocket scientist/Nobel-laureate/grounded human being ..." It's not my nature to not be busy. I started a business because I was bored with my job (I know, I know, most people just change jobs. I've never had a problem with thinking big, either.) I think this is a decision you just make, for better or worse, and spend the rest of your life hoping, praying, and working to make it "for better."
Meredith is Manager of Communications for AT&T Government Solutions, as well as co-owner and VP of Publishing of the independent press, Women's Work Press, LLC. She resides in Alexandria, Virginia.


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Williams High School, Other School
Grades: 09-10 | Student:2084 | Teacher:139 | Score:7 Phone: 469-752-8300
1717 17th St Plano, TX 75074
School District: Plano Isd
School Level: Other School
School Grades: 09-10
Number of Students: 2084
Number of Teachers: 139
County: Collin County, Texas
Environment: City, Large Territory
Mailing Address: 1717 17th St
Other Plano Isd schools: Thomas Elementary School, Christie Elementary School, Mendenhall Elementary School, Andrews Elementary School, Beverly Elementary School, Schell Elementary School, Barron Early Childhood School, Martha Hunt Elementary School
Grade 9 1099 374 148 352 193 6 26
Grade 10 985 337 131 319 169 5 24
Total 2084 711 279 671 357 11 50
During school year 2010-2011(the most recent data year available), Williams High School Other School had 2084 students and 139 full time teachers. The student ratio was 15. Regarding the gender, 1020 students were female, 1059 students were male. Regarding the racial makeup of the students, 711 were white, 279 were African American, 671 were Hispanic, 357 were Asian(including Hawaiian Native/Pacific Islander), 11 were American Indian or Alaska Native, 50 were reported from two or more races.
Totally 725 students were eligible for subsidized lunch program: 642 students were eligible for free lunch, 83 students were eligible for reduced price lunch.Williams High School Other School is located at 1717 17th St, Plano, TX 75074. The school environment is City, Large Territory.
Williams High School Other School belongs to Collin County and is managed by Plano Isd school district. It serves students from grade 09 to grade 10. The school's operational status is Open, Operational. Please call their phone number 469-752-8300 for more information about the school's enrollment and education programs.
Williams High School's rating score is 7 out of 10 by SchoolMap.org on 2/28/2012.


Dubai Health Authority (DHA) announced that 12 new private hospitals are set to open in Dubai by 2020.
The authorities' Health Regulation Department said that the upcoming hospitals would provide 875 beds for patients.
According to officials, the private medical field in Dubai will witness a boom in the next few years. The DHA stated that the number of private health facilities in Dubai grew by 4 per cent in the second quarter of this year.
The emirate currently hosts 3,018 private health facilities, including hospitals, fertility centres, one-day-surgery centres, specialised and general medical complexes, dental treatment centres, laboratories, pharmacies and health examination and house nursing facilities.
At present, seven private hospitals in Dubai are also undergoing expansions to accommodate 750 beds.
The Health Regulation Department noted that there are more than 36,055 licenced physicians in the emirate's private medical sector – including 13,594 who are new.
Al Mulla highlighted that the authority is developing its regulatory standards to ensure high medical standards and to provide the emirate with skilled and highly qualified health professionals.
The director noted that the regulations aim to protect patients' rights through a regulatory system to achieve customer satisfaction, and simplify investors' procedures.
The UAE and the entire GCC is seeing a major boom in the healthcare market, which is projected to reach $71.3bn by 2020, from $40.3bn in 2015 according to Alpen Capital.
Specifically, demand for hospital beds is projected to grow at a 2.3 per cent compound annual growth rate from an estimated 101,797 beds in 2015 to 113,925 beds in 2020.
This growth is being largely supported by the inpatient market – which is forecast to expand by over 76 per cent from $16.4bn to $28.9bn during the same period, the report found.
Also read: What's fueling the GCC's hospital bed boom?


The Trump administration has announced that it will issue a permit for the Keystone XL pipeline, officially reversing the 2015 decision of the Obama administration. The pipeline still requires approval from the Nebraska Public Service Commission and landowners.
The 1,179-mile pipeline would transport crude oil from the tar sands of Alberta, Canada to Steele City, Nebraska, and from there join existing pipe to travel to refineries in Texas. The construction of the Keystone pipeline would have definitively undercut the Obama administration's environmental goals and the U.S.'s already frayed climate reputation; the Trump administration's environmental goals being essentially "despoliation of the earth for cash," however, this was clearly a no-brainer.
Let's take a quick look at a few of the controversies associated with the Keystone pipeline. First, Trump claims that the pipeline would create 28,000 jobs, which is a vast overestimation—the State Department under the Obama administration found that it would actually create 3,900 direct construction jobs if it was built over the course of a year, or 1,950 over two years. Once opened, the pipeline would only require 35 full-time jobs to maintain. And despite the fact that Trump said the Keystone and Dakota Access pipelines needed to be made with U.S. steel "or we're not building one," the Keystone pipeline will not be made with U.S. steel because "the steel is already literally sitting there," according to a Trump spokeswoman (also, Politico speculated, it could be helpful in persuading TransCanada to drop its NAFTA complaint against the US).
Moving on to its environmental impact! As a 2011 ProPublica report explained, the proposed pipeline route would pass over the Sandhills wetland of Nebraska and the Ogallala Aquifer, which is relied upon by a number of Midwestern states. (Although the list of recent pipeline accidents in the U.S. is quite extensive, a University of Nebraska hydrologist posited in 2011 that the pipeline posed a minimal risk to the Aquifer as a whole.) The ProPublica explainer also noted the argument that tar sands "dilbit" is more corrosive than regular oil, and poses more of a risk for leakage. Oil sands crude generates more greenhouse gases than regular crude because of the energy it takes to extract; the State Department's 2015 environmental review claimed the pipeline itself wouldn't have a significant impact on emissions, but also argued that if oil prices remain low and the pipeline was not constructed, oil sands production could decrease.
"The dirty and dangerous Keystone XL pipeline is one of the worst deals imaginable for the American people, so of course Donald Trump supports it," Sierra Club Executive Director Michael Brune said in a statement on Friday.


In any organization there may be honest differences of opinion about working conditions, discipline, rules, and other personnel issues. To have our University succeed, we must all be committed to open communication and continually seek opportunities to perform our jobs effectively. An open channel of communication is essential to a good work atmosphere. If you have suggestions or concerns, the University encourages you to take the following steps. First, if you feel there is a problem, discuss it with the individual or department concerned, who, in most cases, will be able to resolve the situation.
If you feel the first step does not result in a satisfactory solution, you can initiate a written complaint.
If the complaint is not satisfactorily resolved, you may request a hearing with your supervisor, who will conduct a detailed review of the matter and, if necessary, meet with all involved parties to bring about a mutually acceptable solution.
Finally, if neither of the prior steps has resulted in a timely resolution of the matter, please address your comments in writing to the appropriate Vice President who will attempt to find a timely and just resolution to the matter. Please include in your written comments the names of the involved parties, dates of meetings, and reasons given for lack of attention or resolution. If the complaint is still not resolved you can request a hearing with President's Cabinet, and ultimately with the President whose decision shall be final.
Do not keep problems to yourself. Talk them over with your supervisor and get them resolved. The University and all of its employees will benefit from open communication.


CaV3.2 give rise to the T-type currents: Low-voltage-activated calcium channels are referred to as 'T' type because their currents are both transient, owing to fast inactivation, and tiny, owing to small conductance. T-type channels are thought to be involved in pacemaker activity, low-threshold calcium spikes, neuronal oscillations and resonance, and rebound burst firing. T-type channels serve pacemaking functions in both central neurons and cardiac nodal cells and support calcium signaling in secretory cells and vascular smooth muscle. They may also be involved in the modulation of firing patterns of neurons which is important for information processing as well as in cell growth processes.
In the adrenal zona glomerulosa, CaV3.2 participates in the signaling pathway leading to aldosterone production in response to either AGT/angiotensin II, or hyperkalemia. Furthermore, CaV3.2 has a proexcitatory impact in small-diameter nociceptors expressing mechanoactivated channels. It is expressed in primary sensory neurons of the dorsal root ganglion (DRG) and contributes to nociceptive and neuropathic pain. CaV3.2 participates in the development of inflammatory hyperalgesia and might play an important role in the sub-acute phase of inflammatory pain due to increased co-localization with TRPV1 receptors.


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Michael Fassbender Net Worth 2019
Michael Fassbender is a German-born Irish based actor, who is best recognized for his feature film debut made in the fantasy war epic entitled 300, released in year 2007, playing as a Spartan warrior. Keep reading to know more about Michael Fassbender's net worth in 2019.
Michael Fassbender was born in year 1977 to Adele and Josef Fassbender. His birthplace was Heidelberg, situated inside Baden-Württemberg. The actor's mother is Irish whereas his father is German. His upbringing was done Catholic, and has functioned as an altar boy in church which his family attended.
As per his family beliefs, his mother is known to be great-grand-niece of Michael Collins, known as an Irish based head throughout the War of Independence. He is having one elder sister named Catherine, who is a neuropsychologist.
At an age of two, the actor's parents shifted to the Irish city of Killarney, County Kerry, wherein they operated the West End House, known as a restaurant wherein his father served as a chef.
When he was of age 19, the actor shifted towards London to get education in Drama Centre London. During year 1999, the actor left Drama Centre and visited with the Oxford Stage Company to act in the play entitled Three Sisters.
Michael Fassbender started off his career through his initial screen role done as Burton "Pat" Christenson in Band of Brothers in year 2001, which was Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks' award-winning television series.
The actor has performed character of Azazeal in series of Hex on Sky One as well as featured in form of chief character played within a music video for a song entitled "Blind Pilots," through British band entitled The Cooper Temple Clause.
It was in year 2006 Edinburgh Festival Fringe that he has performed Michael Collins within Allegiance, known as a play by Mary Kenny centred on the meeting held between Winston Churchill and Collins.
In the same year, he has acted as Stelios, a Spartan warrior, within 300, known as a fantasy action film. This film was noted to be commercial success in year 2010 and Fassbender acted as Burke within Jonah Hex.
The actor has performed role of late Apple founder named Steve Jobs within a movie entitled Steve Jobs, which started filming during year 2015, inside San Francisco, U.S., and got premiered in the same year. Last year, he once again performed Magneto in movie entitled X-Men: Apocalypse.
Michael Fassbender initially got fame for character played as IRA activist Bobby Sands within Hunger, and for that he has won a British Independent Film Award.
During year 2011, his performance made as a sex fanatic within Shame has received him Volpi Cup for Best Actor and got nominated for Golden Globe as well as BAFTA Awards.
Net Worth of Michael Fassbender:
Michael Fassbender has an estimated net worth of $34 million. He has made most of his fortune with his major career as an actor, though he also worked in some commercials.
The actor's career traces back to HBO miniseries entitled Band of Brothers. He initially got mainstream realisation within Zack Snyder's surprise smash hit i.e. 300, and in that he performed as Stelios.
Till date, his greatest physically notable performance was represented as hunger attacker named Bobby Sands within a film entitled Hunger. Later his career started to take off through films such as the extensive World War II pop art masterwork named Inglourious Basterds, and the higher low-key drama entitled Fish Tank.
His career graph has continued to increase, performing within a comic book western Jonah Hex as well as performing in year 2011 literary version Jane Eyre. The actor too featured within Prometheus, known as scifi epic.
It is the feature film debut that made Michael Fassbender a household name and famous personality globally. He continues working in his career and he would be reprising the character Erik Lehnsherr / Magneto within the 2018 movie entitled X-Men: Dark Phoenix.


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Maine's highest court considers whether boy's detention at Long Creek violated his rights
The 14-year-old boy, found mentally incompetent to stand trial, was held at the state's juvenile detention center off and on for 3 years.
By Megan GrayStaff Writer
Maine's top court is considering whether the state can incarcerate juveniles who have been found mentally incompetent to stand trial.
The case has attracted attention from state and national leaders in juvenile justice. The boy at the center of the appeal is now 14, but he has been in custody at Maine's only youth prison on and off since he was 11.
Referred to only as A.I. in court documents, he has never been adjudicated, the juvenile alternative to a conviction. Instead, he has been repeatedly found incompetent to stand trial. Still, he recently spent nearly eight months at Long Creek Youth Development Center in South Portland while he waited for a bed at a residential mental health treatment program. He finally transferred to a facility in New Hampshire in August, and the criminal charges against him have been dismissed.
Details of juvenile cases are often confidential, but this one landed in a public courtroom because the boy's lawyer has repeatedly challenged his incarceration as unconstitutional. And on Monday, Sarah Branch brought the latest appeal all the way to the full Maine Supreme Judicial Court. Because the boy is no longer incarcerated, the justices must decide whether to dismiss his case as moot or rule on it to set a precedent.
Supreme court justice considers request to release 13-year-old from Long Creek
Branch told the court that news reports about A.I. have prompted calls from other defense attorneys who represented similar clients, and she knows of at least one case of a child currently detained at Long Creek.
"The number of children with mental health challenges in the criminal justice system is only increasing," Branch said. "To dismiss the (case) as moot because A.I. has been placed after the 224 days he spent at Long Creek having never been convicted of a crime, is to set the next child up for a similar fate, and is a dereliction of our collective duty to these children."
Branch said A.I. never received treatment that could help him regain competency in a court proceeding. While she said she would prefer a child be released from Long Creek and treated in a different setting, she asked the court to at least rule that juveniles like A.I. cannot be detained without receiving those services.
"If the youth is determined by a judge to be incompetent to assist with his own defense or to stand trial, that youth must be provided with restoration services, whether at Long Creek or somewhere else, if I understand your argument," Chief Justice Leigh Saufley said. "You are not arguing that those services could never be provided at Long Creek."
"I'm a practical attorney," Branch said. "I hope I understand the ideal and what this court might – I'm asking for a step moving forward. I'm asking for this court to declare what happened to A.I. wrong. And yes, if that means saying the tiny step of, you must provide competency restoration mandated by the due process laws, then yes, I am asking for that."
Judge denies mentally incompetent boy's request for release from Long Creek
Two attorneys for the state – one for the Department of Corrections and the other for the Department of Health and Human Services – argued that A.I. presented a unique case, not likely to be repeated because his needs were so great.
They also said state officials from both agencies went to extraordinary lengths to find the right placement for A.I., and he did receive general mental health services while incarcerated at Long Creek. They argued that objections by the boy and his mother made that effort more difficult.
"This is a youth who is in jail, and the focus has to be on restoring him to competence so that incarceration does not continue," Saufley said. "So that aspect of the treatment, was that being engaged in?"
Assistant Attorney General Jason Anton referred to a neuropsychologist's earlier testimony.
"The only treatment that would actually restore A.I. back to competency, or had a chance to restore him to competency, was this intensive residential treatment," Anton said. "DOC provided all the services it could together with DHHS at Long Creek while doing everything in its power to get him precisely that."
The courtroom at the Cumberland County Courthouse was full Monday. The case has attracted attention from groups such as the American Civil Liberties Union of Maine, and staff attorney Emma Bond sat next to Branch during oral arguments. That organization filed an amicus brief in the case, along with the Juvenile Law Center in Philadelphia, the GLBTQ Legal Advocates and Defenders in Boston, the American Civil Liberties Union of Maine, Disability Rights Maine and the Portland-based Kids Legal.
Maine supreme court upholds teen's sentence, but rips youth justice system for lack of options
"Freedom from incarceration lies at the heart of the liberty interests protected by the Fourteenth Amendment, and it is well established that substantive due process forbids the prolonged incarceration of an adult defendant who is incompetent to stand trial," the amicus brief states. "The State's sole interest in such cases is to restore the defendant to competency – which requires treatment and not incarceration. Decision after decision has held that incarceration of incompetent defendants for periods from eight to twenty-two days violates the Constitution. These constitutional concerns are even greater when we consider the injustice of unnecessarily incarcerating juveniles – who are entitled to even greater state protection than adults."
A.I. was most recently detained at Long Creek in December. It is not clear what charges he was facing at the time. Misdemeanor juvenile cases are confidential, and the only felony – assault on a police officer, a Class C crime – has been dismissed.
In April, a judge ruled he was not competent but could potentially stand trial in the future. He then ordered the state to treat his mental health and behavioral needs. The two state psychiatric hospitals would typically treat adults who are declared incompetent by the court, but they do not accept minor patients. So A.I. remained at Long Creek while multiple officials struggled to find a bed in an appropriate program. Branch filed a petition in May for a writ of habeas corpus, or a request to determine if his detention was legal.
Supreme Judicial Court Justice Ellen Gorman heard arguments in June and denied the petition. Branch appealed that order, which prompted the oral arguments before the full court Monday.
Because Gorman handled the initial hearing on A.I.'s petition, she did not sit for the appeal arguments Monday. The other six justices heard the case, but the chief justice made an unusual disclosure at the beginning of the hearing. Saufley acknowledged that she has talked publicly about the pitfalls of the juvenile justice system in Maine. She said she has not spoken on the issue or attended task force meetings since she became aware of this case, but she asked the attorneys to inform the court by Friday if they would like her to recuse herself.
"I am confident that I can be fair and impartial with regard to the various matters that are before the court in this case, hence, I am here this afternoon," Saufley said at the start of the hearing. "Nonetheless, I am conscious that your clients may have a different perspective, and the confidence in our courts is paramount."
The chief justice has in the past called for reforms in the juvenile justice system in Maine without finding its realities unconstitutional. Last year, the state upheld a Skowhegan teenager's sentence at Long Creek, but Saufley wrote a side opinion that criticized the lack of options for juveniles.
"The lack of alternatives available to the court, to the youth and to his family, and to the attorneys attempting to carry out the Legislature's mandate for rehabilitation of a youth who is out of control, is both shortsighted and fraught with potential long-term consequences," she wrote.
There is no timetable for the justices to issue a ruling on this case.
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Crowds of visitors fill the main entrance to Angkor Wat. | Arlene and Robin Karpan photo
For the last two years, Angkor Wat was chosen as the World's Top Landmark in Trip Advisor's Travellers' Choice Awards.
This ancient city in northwestern Cambodia has risen from near obscurity during the bad old days of wars and political turmoil in the late 20th century to become one of the most popular tourist destinations anywhere. And for good reason. We have visited ancient ruins in various parts of the world, but Angkor Wat is in a class by itself.
Founded in the 12th century, Angkor was capital of the vast Khmer Empire that ruled much of southeast Asia.
The temple (or Wat) complex is considered the largest religious site in the world. Originally Hindu, it later became Buddhist, the primary religion of Cambodia today.
While Angkor Wat is just one of many temples, it is the largest and most ornate and has come to symbolize the entire complex.
The size is simply overwhelming, covering 1,000 sq. kilometres with scores of temples and buildings, complete with moats, bridges, and reservoirs and canals for a sophisticated water diversion scheme.
Thought to have housed around a million people, it was the largest city in the world before the Industrial Revolution, and an early example of urban sprawl.
It isn't just size that is impressive but also the highly intricate work — decorative building blocks, countless carvings of celestial dancers, gigantic heads, and portrayals of Hindu gods and myths. Most astonishing is the series of delicate carvings stretching for 800 metres along the central temple wall.
Nature too has added another dimension with massive strangler fig trees that are slowly taking over much of the ruins. While these invasive trees are a concern to conservation, they are a part of Angkor's timeless nature.
Guided tours to the UNESCO World Heritage Site abound, though it is fairly easy to visit on your own. The adjoining city of Siem Reap has an international airport and has become a major tourist centre with accommodation from swanky international hotels to simple guest houses, seemingly endless places to eat, and plenty of ways to spend your money. Be prepared for lots of company. Angkor Wat gets more than two million visitors per year, with peak season being the dry and mild December to February winter.
The key to an independent visit is hiring a tuk-tuk driver. Used by locals and tourists alike, the ubiquitous tuk-tuks are motorbikes with an attached carriage-type contraption accommodating two passengers.
Our hotel recommended Mr. Song, who for about US$20 to $25 per day was our personal driver, not only taking us to and from the ancient city, but also between the widely spread-out sites. We decided how long we wanted to spend at each spot and could sometimes plan visits to avoid the tour bus invasions. This also allowed us to explore some of the more remote temples where only a handful of other tourists venture.
We spent three days wandering around the ruins and still didn't get to everything.
Current ticket options, covering all the temple complexes, are US$37 for a one-day pass, $62 for three days, or $72 for 10 days. Although admission fees are hefty, most other costs in Siem Reap, such as accommodation, transport, meals, and local tours are fairly low by international standards. We were especially surprised at how well we could eat for remarkably little money.
While Angkor Wat is the main reason to visit Siem Reap, it is worth spending a few extra days to take in other sights. The pleasant city has a lively night market, and it's easy to book excursions to the countryside, nearby Tonle Sap Lake, waterfalls, and Buddhist monuments if you're not "templed-out."
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Q: Is there a method to create objects with a name that is equal to the current state of a variable I'm trying to create a grid of cells for a cellular automata in processing, but I get an error message telling me it was expecting SEMI and it found cell is there anything else I can do?
for (int i = 0; i < 12960; i = i+1)
  {

    x = x+100;
    if (x > width)
    {
      y = y+100;
      x = 0;
    }
    cell cell[i] = new cell(x, y);

I would expect the result of this to create 12960 objects that each have the name cell[x] where x is an integer from 0 to 12960. However, I get an error message reading:
expecting SEMI, found 'cell'
Syntax error, maybe a missing semicolon?
is there any way to get a result like the one I want with a different method?
this is not related to the name of the object being the same as the class as I have tried it with a different name.

A: I don't believe you can dynamically create object names like that in Java, try using a HashMap instead
Map<String, cell> cellList = new HashMap<String, cell>();
for (int i = 0; i < 12960; i = i+1)
{

  x = x+100;
  if (x > width)
    {
      y = y+100;
      x = 0;
    }
  cellList.put("cell"+i, new cell(x, y));
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Chemical control on malaria vector Anopheles aconitus in Central Java, Indonesia
Sudomo, M.; Baroji; Sustriayu, N.
Southeast Asian Journal of Tropical Medicine and Public Health 16(1): 153-162
Detailed results are given of tests in 1976-83 in Central Java, Indonesia, on the chemical control of the main malaria vector there, Anopheles aconitus, which was resistant to DDT and dieldrin. Of the numerous insecticides tested, fenitrothion was found to be the most effective.
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This year I've discovered a very simple trick to be happier and more satisfied with life. I found out about it after my trip to Denmark and reading up on what makes the Danish people the happiest people on earth. I tried it out and it's worked! So now I wanted to share it with you.
Surveys around the world often measure whether people are expecting the following year to be better or worse that the current one. You would think happy people would expect things to be better. But no. In Denmark, most Danes say that that the following year will be worse. They expect nothing and then when it's not worse – they are much happier than expecting it to be great and it only being okay!!
This may seem strange but I've tried it out and it is very clever.
When we've gone out to restaurant, I've found that if you don't expect the food or service to be any good, you're nicely surprised when it's actually okay! Whereas if you expected excellence, you'd now be disappointed.
I'm back in the UK for a couple of weeks and I expected it to be cold, dark and miserable. Actually while it is cold, it's clear and sunny and I'm feeling pretty happy about it and enjoying being cozy.
If you apply this concept of expecting nothing, you might too find that you're happier and more satisfied rather than being disappointed by things.
And so I'm expecting nothing from 2017 and wish you the same. Because it may make us far happier in the end.
Angela Atkins writes about HR, management and lots in between. You can check out more of her articles on LinkedIn. She will be speaking at the upcoming HR Advisors Conferences in Auckland, Wellington and Melbourne in the new year. Her new book Safety Bites is also out on 1 February 2017. She is not expecting it to sell huge amounts of copies.
This entry was posted on December 5, 2016 by angelaatkins in culture and tagged Denmark, happiness, productivity.