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10 real couples with a significant age difference share how they make their relationship work
Nov 9, 2018, 6:00 AM
ShutterstockAge differences don't have to be a negative thing.
You cannot always help who you fall in love with, and sometimes, the person may be quite older – or younger – than yourself. Naysayers may tell you it won't work out; however, according to couples who are in such partnerships, there are ways to make it work.
6 ways to make a relationship work if you're not the same age as your partner
"I have seen couples with significant age differences bridge that gap," relationship expert Rachel A. Sussman, LCSW, told us. "They have to have a sense of humour and be comfortable discussing the pitfalls. I also think it works well when the younger partner is very mature for his/her age, and the older partner is playful and perhaps a bit immature."
Sussman, however, also said there is such a thing as too much of an age difference. "The more a couple has in common, the greater the likelihood they will last," she said. "But when you're looking at a 30-year or more age difference, that's a huge generational difference, and those couples may struggle with certain issues that would be difficult to transcend."
We reached out to real couples with significant age differences to find out how they make their relationships work. Here's what they had to say.
Agree to disagree.
"My husband is 13 years my senior. We make the relationship work with mature wine, cheese, and conversation – we talk about everything, laugh hysterically, and forgive quickly. Because we are both professionals, we often negotiate and find arrangements that are as close to win-win as possible. Successfully agreeing to disagree when necessary has helped our marriage thrive, as well. Albert and I fully acknowledge that we may not have 50 years together, so we are on a mission to make as many fond memories as possible with one another and our children (and eventually their spouses and children)." – Lisa (48) and Albert (61)
Accept your differences.
ShutterstockSupporting your partner is especially important.
"My husband and I are 19 years apart; we were 21 and 40 when we started dating. It works because I gave up the notion that because I was older, I knew better, and how to love or guide a relationship better than him. We've been together for 14 years (married for two) … We respect each other in every way. We are very different; opposite in so other many ways than our age. But we have found a balance in providing what the other needs, and that includes space: Space to be our true selves, warts and all; space to commune with friends separately; space to have differing opinions on faith. But always, together, we fundamentally know we support each other in a way no other could." – Carol (54) and Guy (35)
It's all about compromise.
Rawpixel.com/ShutterstockCommunicate what's important to you.
"Jake and I have been together for over 21 years. Our age difference has never really been an issue. Maybe at the very start, though I was more mature for my age so that probably helped. Our relationship differences are more about our personality differences – whether it's hobbies and interests, introvert versus extrovert, cynical (I prefer 'realistic' or 'practical') versus upbeat, etc. These differences can be a source of frustration and annoyance, but when you learn to embrace and appreciate the differences, you realise they are what balance things out and lead to a more fulfilling and well-rounded life.
"No matter what the age difference, you both have to accept each other for who you are, including all those things that drive you absolutely bonkers (remembering that the grass is always greener until you get to that side; that's when you realise it has its own weeds). It's about compromise, being honest and communicative about what you're feeling, and every now and then doing something you'd rather not (or wouldn't normally) do." – Keith (42) and Jake (52)
Take time for yourself.
ShutterstockMake sure you're taking time to focus on yourself.
"My partner is 14 years younger than I am. Regarding our age difference: I got over myself. Age is really perception. Honestly, my partner would never be able to keep up with me if he was my age. As a 57-year-old woman and entrepreneur, I feel blessed and lucky to have a man who is younger than me and is the co-host of my Illumination Podcast.
"The other things I do to help make this relationship work is take time for me to read, be introspective, focus on life purpose, and constantly work on moving my body and my mind. Through the lens of life, our needs and wants change as we get older. My life purpose is different from my partner's, and that's OK. However, I must take the time to focus on it and allow him space to be in his." – Kisma (57) and Nick (43)
Accept you might be in different places in your lives.
Flickr/Chris HibbsYou might not always be on the same page as your partner and that's OK.
"Our age difference does not really affect us, except for where we are in our lives right now – we have a long-distance relationship; he's finalising a lengthy divorce whereas I'm not, and I'm still working while my boyfriend is retired and has a lot more free time. The latter is probably the biggest issue right now: I'm worried about making money while he wants to play all the time. With all of it, I just find it is best to accept him for who he is today and try to understand where he is at mentally, physically, and emotionally by checking in and asking questions. Plus, it's important to find patience with myself – and him – when we are not on the same page." -Diana (49) and Sean (60)
Be there for your partner as best you can.
Flickr / Ed YourdonEven just checking in on them can make a difference.
"My boyfriend, Jamie, and I are 15 years apart! We have been dating for three years, have lived together for two, and have a dog together. We always joke and say we meet each other in the middle because if people meet us, they think I'm in my upper 20s and he's in his 30s. I have always been very mature for my age and, surprisingly, he is only my second boyfriend. I knew him for quite a few years before we started dating; I always thought he was the best guy I'd ever met. When the opportunity arose, I fell head over heels for him. He went through a very bad divorce, so I make it a point to be the best I can be for him and to show him what comfort and happiness really is. The great thing is, he recognises that and gives it right back in return. No BS – just true love." – Cassie (24) and Jamie (39)
Keep things exciting.
iStockIt helps to plan fun things with your partner.
"I am 16-17 years older than my boyfriend, Tom, but when we met, we each thought the other person was in their mid-thirties. He has a beard and looks older than he is, and I look younger than my age, so we look closer in age than we are. But I tend to date younger guys (a few exes were a year, two years, and 10 years younger). In our society, men seem, traditionally, to be much older (15 years or so) than the women they date, and no one notices; but when the woman is older, they do. "Tom and I are in a long-distance relationship (he's in England and I'm in the US). We do one month in London, one in America (New York and Miami), and then meet in fun places around the world in between. This, too, may help our relationship work; it's always new and fun and exciting. -Reyna (46) and Tom (28)
Focus on your similarities, not your differences.
4 PM production / ShutterstockMake sure you agree with your partner on the future of your relationship.
"As a couple, we work because we appreciate and celebrate our similarities and differences, and engage in activities we enjoy as a couple, while still allowing room for individuality. While my partner, Matt, is building a very successful startup company, I work for a high-powered PR firm, and we share in each other's long work hours, struggles, and triumphs. He brings wisdom and a calmness to my life that makes my life peaceful, and I bring vitality and enthusiasm to his life that helps him stay focused on enjoying his life and what he's trying to build. Most importantly, we don't focus on our differences; while we may be 17 years apart, it's never been a consideration for us because we enjoy the same activities, we share the same drive for success, and we truly enjoy each other's company and presence.
"We also have room for growth and understanding, we are both independent, but allow each other's strengths to make up for our individual weaknesses, and we're together because we want to be. I think it also helps that we are on the same page when it comes to ideas surrounding marriage, family, etc., so we don't have to worry about unnecessary pressures creeping into our space. And really, that's just how any relationship becomes successful, in my opinion." -Amy (33) and Matt (49)
Look at an age difference as an advantage.
Checubus/ShutterstockSometimes age differences aren't a bad thing.
"The 20-year age difference between us has been a blessing. I think men mature much later than women, so relationships with a younger woman and older man seem to work on all levels, especially in this world of dating apps which seems to have made most males revert back to being teenagers. Julia appreciates my maturity, emotional availability, and financial security, especially compared to younger guys. Guys her age seem to care only about quantity over quality when it comes to relationships. They're so used to swiping through human beings like items on a restaurant menu, it's hard to connect beyond the superficial or purely physical aspects of somebody. In contrast to shallow, fleeting Tinder relationships, when two mature people really connect on a deeper level, it transcends casual dating. Plus, I take care of my body and work out every day, so I can compete physically with the younger guys. I appreciate Julia's energy and enthusiasm, and we have formed a deeper bond than most 20-somethings we know." – David (49) and Julia (29)
Have a sense of humour.
sergey causelove/ShutterstockLimit your expectations of each other.
"I am married to a woman who is 22 years younger than I am. After 19 years together, we still make our relationship work. First of all, it's important to accept that you are in different developmental stages in life: I am in the twilight years of my career and coasting on my previous accomplishments while my wife is still building her career and increasing her knowledge. As much as I'd love more time with her, I need to support her in doing that rather than trying to get her to be in my developmental stage in life.
"Second, limit your expectations of each other. Having such a big age span means there are no life scripts for us. By limiting our expectations, we can communicate what we need, and work together to meet those needs.
"Third, have a sense of humour. I've lost track of how many times I've been referred to as my wife's parent. When my brother-in-law was teasing me about robbing the cradle, I replied, 'Are you kidding? She robbed the old folks' home.'" – Julie (60) and Brandi (39)
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Q: Кратчайший путь в графе, алгоритм Форда-Беллмана В чём может быть ошибка? Не считает кратчайший путь, как надо

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
namespace FordBellman
{
    class Ford
    {
        static void Main()
        {
            int n, s, m, k = 0, mod_e;      // mod_e - Кол-во ребер (во всем графе)
            mod_e = k;                      // k - счетчик массивов ребер
            int[] a = new int[200];         // массив начал ребер
            int[] b = new int[200];         // массив концов ребер
            int[] w = new int[200];         // массив весов ребер
            int[] d = new int[200];         // массив расстояний

            Console.WriteLine("Введите количество вершин:");
            n = int.Parse(Console.ReadLine()); // Количество вершин
            Console.WriteLine("\nВведите номер стартовой вершины:");
            s = int.Parse(Console.ReadLine()); // Стартовая вершина
            for (int i = 1; i <= n; i++) // Задание массивов ребер
            {
                Console.WriteLine("\nВведите количество ребер, исходящих из вершины " +i);
                m = int.Parse(Console.ReadLine());
                for (int j = 1; j <= m; j++)
                {
                    a[k] = i;
                    Console.WriteLine("\nВведите номер конечной вершины для "+ j + "-го ребра, исходящего из "+ i+ ":");
                    b[k] = int.Parse(Console.ReadLine());
                    Console.WriteLine("\nВведите вес "+ j+ "-го ребра, исходящего из "+ i+ ":");
                    w[k] = int.Parse(Console.ReadLine());
                    k++;
                }
                mod_e++;
            }
            for (int i = 1; i <= n; i++) d[i] = 999999;
            d[s] = 0;
            for (int i = 1; i < n; i++)
            {
                if (i == s) i++;
                else
                    {
                        for (int j = 1; j <= mod_e; j++)
                            {
                                if (d[b[j]] > (d[a[j]] + w[j])) d[b[j]] = d[a[j]] + w[j];
                                j++;
                            }
                        i++;
                    }
            }
            for (int i = 1; i <= n; i++)
            {
                Console.WriteLine("\n\n\nКратчайший путь до вершины " + i + " = " + d[i]);
            }
            Console.WriteLine(d);
            Console.ReadLine();
        }
    }
}

A: Это не работает потому что, ты инкрементируешь j внутри цикла по j. Внутри цикла переменная этого цикла инкрементируется сама. А так ты проходишь не по каждой вершине в массиве и другим массивам а через 1. А так же когда записываешь данные в масивы типа: w, a и тд., которые достаются по j потом при записи необходимо добавить единицу т.к. другие массивы записывались с 1, а эти, получается с 0.
не - a[k] = i;
а - a[k+1] = i;
и с другими так же.

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Seven Kinds of Cookies—from One Batch of Dough!!!
"Sju sorter kakor" – that's Swedish for "seven kinds of cookies." Seven kinds of cookies is a centuries old tradition in Sweden. Any hostess worth her salt always offers her guests seven kinds of cookies.
Now I love to make cookies, but it's a lot of work to make seven different batches of cookie dough. Last Christmas when I was in cookie making mode, I noticed how similar all the cookie doughs were for the different cookies I was making. I wondered if I could make one big batch of dough and turn it into seven different kinds of cookies. The hardest part was narrowing my list down to just seven! Once I'd decided on the seven cookies I would do, I mixed up the dough and began the experiment. I ended up with over 13 dozen delicious cookies. Here ere are the results.
In a large bowl, cream butter and sugar until light and fluffy. Add eggs, vanilla and salt and beat until incorporated. Slowly add flour until you have a soft dough. It's better to have it a little soft, to make it easier to incorporate the additional ingredients. Turn dough out onto a lightly floured board and knead a few times until smooth. Form into a large log 10 1/2″ long.
Make a mark along the top every1 1/2″.
Cut the dough into seven pieces and set on a lightly floured Silpat or piece of parchment paper.
Now it's time to add additional ingredients to the dough or shape it for seven different kinds of cookies! As you're working with the different doughs, you might want to add more flour if you think it's too soft—but not too much. The dough will firm up in the fridge. I labeled my doughs after I wrapped them so I didn't get confused later.
1. Raspberry Caves – To one piece of dough add 2 tablespoons fresh orange zest. This adds additional moisture to the dough, so work in 2 – 3 tablespoons of flour until dough feels smooth. Form into a ball, press to flatten a bit, wrap in plastic wrap and refrigerate.
2. Cranberry Orange Squares – To one piece of dough add 1 tablespoon fresh orange zest, 1/4 cup finely chopped dried cranberries and 1/4 cup finely chopped pecans. Hint: Add a tablespoon of flour to the dried cranberries to keep them from sticking to the knife when choppin. Add additional flour to the dough if necessary. Form dough into a disk, wrap in plastic wrap and refrigerate.
3. Coconut Walnut Crescents – To one piece of dough add 1/4 cup finely chopped walnuts and 1/4 cup finally chopped coconut. Form into a ball, press to flatten a bit, wrap in plastic wrap and refrigerate.
4. Pistachio Almond Cookies – To one piece of dough add 1/4 cup finely chopped pistachios and 1/4 teaspoon almond extract. Form dough into a disk, wrap in plastic wrap and refrigerate.
5. Chocolate Mint Thins – Divide one piece of dough in half. To the first half add 2 teaspoons of cocoa powder. Once cocoa powder is incorporated, roll dough into a log 6″ long. To the second half add 1/4 teaspoon peppermint extract and 2 – 3 drops of green food coloring. Form into a log 6″ long. Wrap the two logs around each other and roll a bit more until the log is about 8″ long. Wrap in plastic wrap and refrigerate.
6. Sanded Shortbread Coins – Roll one piece of dough into a log 6″ long. Roll in 2 tablespoons of sanding or colored sugar. Wrap in plastic wrap and refrigerate.
7. Lingonberry Logs – Shape the last piece of dough into a ball, flatten slightly, wrap in plastic wrap and refrigerate.
At this point you can start making your cookies or leave the dough(s) in the refrigerator for up to three days.
When you're ready to bake, preheat the oven to 350 degrees. All the cookies will be baked at this temperature. I use Silpats on my cookie sheets. If you don't have Silpats, use parchment paper.
Raspberry Caves – This is one of my favorite Swedish cookies. If you want to make a big batch of just these, I've blogged about it before. You can find the recipe here. Divide the dough into 18 pieces. Roll each piece into a ball and place into a small fluted paper. Brush the top of each cookie with a little cream. Sprinkle with pearl sugar. With the end of a wooden spoon make a hole in each ball. Put a small amount of seedless raspberry jam in each indentation. Bake for 15 minutes.
Cranberry Orange Squares – Roll the dough into a 7″ x 10 1/2″ rectangle. Cut into 24 1 3/4″ squares. Bake for 10 minutes.
Coconut Walnut Crescents – Divide dough into 12 pieces. Roll each piece into a rope about 4″ long that is a bit thicker in the middle than on the ends. Form into a crescent. Bake for 10 minutes. Let cool about 2 minutes and press tops into powdered sugar.
Pistachio Almond Cookies – Roll dough 1/4″ thick. Cut with a 1 3/4″ round cookie cutter. Press a blanched almond into the top of each cookie. Bake 10 minutes. Makes 24.
Chocolate Mint Thins – Cut dough into scant 1/4″ slices. Bake 10 minutes. Makes 36.
Sanded Shortbread Coins – Slice log into 1/4″ slices. Bake 10 minutes. Makes 24.
Lingonberry Logs – Divide dough in half. Roll each into a 9″ log. Press a shallow trough down the length of the log. Fill with lingonberry jam. Bake 15 minutes. While cooling, make a glaze from 1/4 cup powdered sugar, 1/2 teaspoon almond extract and 1 – 2 tablespoons of cream. After the cookies have cooled for 10 minutes, drizzle with glaze and cut into 1″ pieces on a slight diagonal. Makes 20.
Brew up some strong coffee and enjoy!
Nås, our village in Sweden is known for it's potatoes.
The West Dala River runs through our village and the sandy soil is perfect for producing potatoes.
When we got to Sweden in June, the little plants were just poking up through the soil.
Nås is so far north that there's about 20 hours of sunlight a day in June. This is the same field two weeks later!
Here in Long Beach, we have very sandy soil, too, which means potatoes are a great crop to grow here, too.
Since we were going to be gone for two months this summer, I didn't plant a garden this year—except for potatoes. They were left to their own devices while we were gone except for a timer on the sprinkler. Thank goodness they thrive on neglect! A few days ago I dug them all up.
I guess we'll be eating a lot of potatoes!
I wanted to embroider something to hang in my kitchen window in our Swedish house, and when I found these chickens doing their days-of-the-week chores, I knew they were the ones!
These industrious gals have it all figured out–washing on Monday.
I can't wait to get them hung up in the window!
I found these patterns online, on Pinterest.
It says they are a TriChem pattern.
I checked their site, and they aren't listed.
I assume they are an older, discontinued pattern.
Although I don't know why.
If there was a Sunday, I couldn't find it!
About a year and a half ago I bought a signature quilt on Ebay.
I bought it because I was intrigued by the design–and I love signature quilts.
Finally I realized that it's a variation of a Rail Fence with three rails sewn around a red center.
The seller knew nothing about the quilt. She had purchased it at an estate sale in California. I surmised it was a World War II raffle quilt—members of a group like a Ladies Air or Auxiliary solicited people to pay a dime or a quarter to have their name embroidered on the quilt, then the quilt was raffled off. You could tell by the different writing that many women had participated in creating the embroidered blocks.
I felt so sad that I didn't know where this quilt had been made. BUT, here's the best part of the story. My friend Jodi was visiting and I showed her the quilt. Like me, she loves history and quilts, and she's a geneologist! She asked if she could take the quilt home for a bit and do some research, perhaps discover where this quilt was from.
A few weeks later we met for lunch and so she could return the quilt. Well, you'll never believe this. Not only did she find out where the quilt was from, she had found a book on the history of the area–Pulaski County, Illinois! She presented me with the quilt and the book. She had transcribed all the names–all 505 of them! She had found references to several of the people from the quilt in the history book. What a treasure. My first thought was that I should see if there's a historical museum in the county and send the quilt there, but I remember saying to Jodi, "I'd rather the quilt went to an individual who has a connection with this quilt." And that was the end of the story—for awhile.
Jodi blogged about the quilt and eventually that blog came to the attention of a someone in Pulaski County! When he read the post, he saw the names of his maternal grandmother and grandfather, his mother, an uncle, a great aunt and uncle, a cousin of his mother's and his great-grandmother in one of the photos! What were the chances!?! Oh, and are you ready for this? He's a quilt collector! I knew this quilt had found it's home.
Last week I sent it off and this quilt is now back where it belongs.


CHICAGO (WLS) -- Illinois is facing a teacher shortage.
According to a new survey, 60 percent of school districts across the state are having trouble filling positions.
The problem appears to be the number of qualified candidates in comparison to the number of teachers leaving the state for other opportunities.
The study found secondary schools are seeing the biggest dropoff and schools in rural and Central Illinois are having the hardest time filling positions.


Within a short drive of campus, Southern Utah University students can plod through the snows of mountain forests, scale the red cliffs of Zion National Park, or fill their shoes with desert sands.
Cedar City's location at the convergence of several different climates provides a built-in advantage for students interested in range management, the process of maximizing land productivity using scientific tools such as crop rotation, soil testing, and pest control.
While an official range management degree program is still in the works, students have already taken the initiative and formed a range management club as a means of coordinating hands-on learning experiences.
Their proximity to so many types of ecologies allows these students to gain a wealth of real-world experience from working with local farmers and ranchers. That experience definitely pays off, both in the academic world and in the professional world. At a recent competition with other university range management groups from around the state, the SUU club took top team honors, beating much more experienced teams from Brigham Young and Utah State.
Club president Jace Lambeth and club members Rio Franzman and Christen Caffroy took first, third and fifth place in individual competition, respectively.
Part of the competition included an exam testing students' knowledge of a wide range of topics, including the scientific name of sagebrush.
"I definitely got that one right," says club member Justin Reeve. "Artemisia. It's my sister's name."
In addition to having the benefits of southern Utah's unique geography, club members have the benefit of learning from one of the best instructors in the country in Professor of Range Management Dr. Jim Bowns.
As Lambeth explains, "Dr. Bowns is considered one of the fathers of range management in Utah. For decades his students have become some of the most qualified professionals in the West."
Employers definitely recognize and appreciate the special talents and skills of SUU range management students, with many SUU graduates working in range management positions throughout the region.
While administrators work on putting the degree program together, club members are now setting their sights on the International Society of Range Management meetings in Billings, Montana in February 2011 where they will compete with students from universities across the USA, Mexico, and Canada.


A plasmid transferrable beta-lactamase carried by an increasing number of strains of Klebsiella pneumoniae, Escherichia coli, Enterobacter spp, and other Enterobacteriaceae.
Hydrolysis of the beta-lactam ring renders many of the antibiotics–in particular extended spectrum cephalosporins and carbapenems: imipenem, meropenem, and ertapenem–ineffective. Nonsusceptibility to carbapenems can also be mediated by non-KPC mechanisms–e.g., AmpC-type β-lactamase and porin loss, but this mechanism has not been significant thus far.
References Clin Microbiol Rev. 2012 Oct;25(4):682-707.


The New Breville Oracle Espresso Machine..If you loved the Barista Express, you'll love the NEW Oracle from Breville.
If you loved the Breville Barista Express, be sure to check out the new addition to the family of Breville espresso machines, the Oracle. This machine was created in the tradition of the Italian Espresso machine. Sturdy stainless steel, this is a beautiful machine for the serious espresso lover!
The Oracle automatically grinds, doses & tamps exactly the required amount of coffee for mess free, barista-quality espresso. The programmable hands-free milk texturing with automatic purge is a nice feature.
This machine has dual stainless steel boilers and dual Italian pumps with PID. The Boilers of the Oracle can be descaled by the user.
The One Touch Americano delivers water directly into the cup after extraction. This machine has 3 preset & 6 customizable settings.
This entry was posted in Best Semi Automatic & SuperSuper Automatic Espresso Machines and tagged Best Semi-automatic espresso machines, Breville Oracle, Breville Oracle BES980XL espresso machine, Italian Espresso Machines on April 4, 2017 by kathiefitzpatrick1.


Don't you love podcasts? Podcasts for me are what I'd always hoped television could be. Whatever your interest, the best of the best are talking about it somewhere. In this case, Jack Dorsey talks with All Things D's Kara Swisher about inventing Twitter and later, Square – two giant ideas that are changing the way we see the world. In these excerpts from a great talk at the Commonwealth Club, we hear about the naming process. The takeaway for me is that as genius as Jack is, when it comes to naming, we're all of us in the same boat. Kara contributes her own 'domainer' story as well that will resonate with anyone who's spent any time in the domainer forums.
This was written by John Humphrey. Posted on Monday, October 17, 2011, at 2:20 am. Filed under Audio, Domain Stories, Domains Are Brands. Tagged Commenwealth Club, domain names, jack Dorsey, Kara Swisher, naming Square, naming Twitter, naming your company. Bookmark the permalink. Follow comments here with the RSS feed.	Post a comment or leave a trackback.
Twitter transformed a $7500 domain name purchase and innovative idea into a billion dollar venture. Naming a company and going after the domain name is important.
You don't want to wait until you generate millions of unique visits per month before making an offer for a domain name. It will cost a fortune to acquire the domain name. Thanks for sharing.


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Le gouverneur de l'Alaska est le chef de l'exécutif du gouvernement de l'Alaska et le commandant en chef des forces militaires de l'État.

La fonction est occupée par le républicain Mike Dunleavy depuis le .

Pouvoirs
Le gouverneur a le devoir de veiller à l'application des lois de l'État et le droit d'approuver les lois votées par la législature ou d'y mettre son veto, de convoquer le pouvoir législatif et d'accorder le droit de grâce.

Depuis un référendum d'initiative populaire, le gouverneur n'a plus le pouvoir de pourvoir un poste de sénateur vacant. Ce changement fait suite à une affaire provoquée en 2002 par le gouverneur Frank Murkowski. Tout juste élu gouverneur, celui ci avait démissionné de son poste de sénateur avant d'y nommer sa fille Lisa Murkowski.

Histoire
Les premiers gouverneurs d'Alaska furent les représentants du tsar dans l'Amérique russe. Après le rachat de l'Alaska par les États-Unis en 1867, le territoire fut géré directement par l'armée américaine avec à sa tête un militaire portant le titre de commandant du département. Après un court intermède des douanes, ce contrôle échut en 1874 à la marine américaine. En 1887, repassé sous administration civile, un gouverneur de district fut nommé par Washington puis un gouverneur de territoire lorsque l'Alaska devint en 1912 un territoire organisé des États-Unis. En 1956, l'Alaska devint le  État de l'Union et comme pour les autres États des États-Unis, le gouverneur fut élu.

Deux personnes ont servi deux fois comme gouverneur, William A. Egan et Walter Hickel, ce dernier avec presque  entre ses deux mandats (1966-1969 et 1990-1994). Egan est celui qui a servi le plus longtemps, occupant cette fonction pendant presque  en deux périodes distinctes (1959-1966 et 1970-1974). Le gouverneur de territoire ayant servi le plus longtemps est Ernest Gruening, qui fut en poste  et demi, de 1939 à 1953.

Sarah Palin, première femme à occuper le poste de gouverneur de l'Alaska, est le premier détenteur de ce poste à figurer sur un ticket d'un des grands partis pour l'élection à la présidence et à la vice-présidence des États-Unis (en 2008).

Système électoral

En vigueur
Le gouverneur de l'Alaska est élu au vote à second tour instantané, associé à des primaires ouvertes communes. Le système consiste à faire s'opposer l'ensemble des candidats des différentes partis au sein d'une grande primaire ouverte où plusieurs candidats d'un même parti peuvent s'affronter, et à laquelle l'ensemble des électeurs peut voter. Les quatre candidats arrivés en tête tous partis confondus sont qualifiés pour l'élection proprement dite, organisée en un seul tour au vote à second tour instantané. Les électeurs classent les candidats par ordre de préférences, et les candidats ayant reçu le moins de voix sont éliminés avec un report des secondes préférences de leurs électeurs jusqu'à ce qu'un candidat ait obtenu la majorité absolue.

Le mandat est de quatre ans renouvelable une seule fois de manière consécutive. Un gouverneur ayant accompli deux mandats successifs peut néanmoins se représenter après un délai d'une durée d'un mandat entier, soit quatre ans.

Selon la constitution de l'État, l'élection du gouverneur et du lieutenant-gouverneur a lieu simultanément, les deux figurant sur le même ticket : ils se présentent ensemble comme pour l'élection présidentielle américaine. Leur mandat débute le premier lundi de décembre suivant leur élection. Si le poste de gouverneur devient vacant, le lieutenant-gouverneur devient gouverneur jusqu'à la fin du mandat prévu (la constitution d'origine créait le poste de secrétaire d'État qui était fonctionnellement identique à celui d'un lieutenant-gouverneur et prit ce nom en 1970).

Passé
Jusqu'en 2020, le système électoral utilisé était le scrutin uninominal majoritaire à un tour précédé de primaires fermées, où seuls les électeurs s'étant enregistrés comme appartenant à un parti pouvaient participer. Un référendum d'initiative populaire organisé le 3 novembre 2020 voit la population approuver le passage au système en vigueur. Le nouveau système voit sa constitutionnalité confirmée le 30 juillet 2021 par la Cour supérieure de l'Alaska, avant d'être utilisé pour la première fois lors de l'élection gouvernorale de 2022.

Liste

Gouverneurs russes (1784-1867)
Jusqu'en 1799, l'Alaska était géré par la Compagnie Chelikhov-Golikov, ensuite il le fut par la Compagnie russe d'Amérique.
 1784-1792 : Grigori Chelikhov
 1792- : Alexandre Andreïevitch Baranov
 - : Leonti Andrianovitch Hagemeister
 - : Sémion Ivanovitch Yanovski
 - : Matveï Ivanovitch Mouraviev
 - : Piotr Igorovitch Tchistiakov
 - : Ferdinand Petrovitch von Wrangel
 - : Ivan Antonovitch Koupreïanov
 - : Adolf Karlovitch Etoline
 - : Mikhaïl Dmitrievitch Tebenkov
 - : Nikolaï Yakovlevitch Rozenberg
 - : Alexandre Ilitch Roudakov
 - : Stépan Vassilievitch Voïevodski
 - : Johann Hampus Furuhjelm
 - : Dmitri Petrovitch Maksoutov

Commandants du Département (1867-1877)

Du  au , l'Alaska était géré par l'armée américaine, après l'achat de l'Alaska en 1867 par les États-Unis.
 - : Jefferson Columbus Davis
 - : George K. Brady
 - : John C. Tidball
 - : Harvey A. Allen
 - : Joseph Steward
 - : George B. Rodney
 - : Joseph B. Campbell
 - : John Mendenhall
 - : Arthur Morris

Collecteurs des douanes du Département (1877-1879)
Du  au , l'Alaska était géré par le département du Trésor des États-Unis. L'administrateur suprême de l'Alaska est alors le collecteur des douanes.
 - : Montgomery P. Berry
 - : H. C. DeAhna
 - : Mottrom D. Ball

Commandants du Département (1879-1884)
Du  au , l'Alaska est administré par la marine américaine.
 - : Lester A. Beardslee
 - : Henry Glass (première fois)
 - : Edward Lull
 - : Henry Glass (deuxième fois)
 - : Frederick Pearson
 - : Edgar C. Merriman
 - : Joseph B. Coghlan
 - : Henry E. Nichols

Gouverneurs (depuis 1884)
Liste des gouverneurs du district (), du territoire () puis de l'État () d'Alaska.

Liens externes

Notes et références

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> This plugin transforms all the ES2015 'instanceof' methods

See our website [@babel/plugin-transform-instanceof](https://babeljs.io/docs/en/next/babel-plugin-transform-instanceof.html) for more information.

## Install

Using npm:

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npm install --save @babel/plugin-transform-instanceof
```

or using yarn:

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yarn add --save @babel/plugin-transform-instanceof
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Теофил Леонтий (; годы рождения и смерти — неизвестны) — политик, государственный и общественный деятель украинской диаспоры в США. Премьер-министр Украинской народной республики в изгнании (1974—1980).

В конце 1960—1970-х годах — член правительства УНР в изгнании, с июня 1969 года — руководитель отдела внутренних дел.

В июне 1974 года стал премьер-министром правительства Украинской Народной Республики в изгнании. Исполнял премьерские полномочия до 1980 года.

В 1979 году подписал соглашение о сотрудничестве с эмигрантским правительством Польши.

Примечания

Литература
 Andrzej Chojnowski, Jacek Bruski — «Ukraina», Warszawa 2006, ISBN 978-83-7436-039-5

Государственные деятели Украины
Премьер-министры Украины
Общественные деятели Украины
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Q: How to toggle only the background of a button and save the state (pressed or not) I'm trying to make a survey app learning a bit about the FragmentContainerView and navigation graph. Everything works perfect when I use existing widgets such as radiobuttons or checkboxes for the answers.
The problem arises when I try to make my own widget or change the behavior of a normal button so that it behaves as seen in the following screenshot:

The behavior is similar to a ToggleButton but I don't want to change the text (on / off text). What I need is that when I click on the button, it is marked as selected (changing the background) and of course, I need to be able to ask the button if it is checked or not, later.
Using a Button and a custom selector, setting the button as checkable I can achieve the expected behavior.
The selector (btn_toggle_background.xml):
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<selector xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android">

    <!--When Button is not enabled -->
    <item android:state_checked="false" android:color="#eeeeee" />
    <!--When Button is in pressed state -->
    <item android:state_checked="true" android:color="@color/blue_electric" />
    <!--When Button is in selected state -->
    <!--Default Background Color -->
    <item android:color="#eeeeee" />

</selector>

And in the XML Layout:
 <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>

 <Button
      android:id="@+id/button2"
      android:layout_width="match_parent"
      android:layout_height="60dp"
      android:backgroundTint="@drawable/btn_toggle_background" <!-- CUSTOM SELECTOR -->
      android:textColor="@drawable/btn_toggle_text" <!-- CUSTOM SELECTOR -->
      android:checkable="true" <!-- CHECKABLE HERE -->
      android:gravity="fill|fill_horizontal"
      android:text="A través de mi compañía de seguros"
      android:textAlignment="gravity"
      android:textAllCaps="false"
      app:icon="@android:drawable/btn_radio"
      app:iconTint="@drawable/btn_toggle_icon" <!-- CUSTOM SELECTOR --> />

But then the button no longer responds to the OnClick event anymore (I suspect it is for making it checkable). I assume it will respond to the OnCheckedChange event, but it is an event that does not fire a normal Button.
I have also tried extending a custom view from Button and intercepting the OnClick and sending the event through a custom listener (interface). In this case, the button behavior no longer works. It becomes a normal button and ignores the styles and selectors specified in the XML for the checked state.
Is there a widget that looks like what I need? Would extending from a ToggleButton be more appropriate?

A: You can use:
        <com.google.android.material.button.MaterialButton
            android:checkable="true"
            app:backgroundTint="@drawable/btn_toggle_background"
            .../>

with:
<selector xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android">
    <item android:state_checked="false" android:color="#eeeeee" />
    <item android:state_checked="true" android:color="@color/...." android:alpha="xxx" />
</selector>

and the OnCheckedChangeListener:
    button.addOnCheckedChangeListener { button, isChecked ->
        if (isChecked){
            //
        }
    }

Use the method isChecked to know the status:
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ANDRE Villas-Boas has warned his Chelsea players they must take nothing for granted when they travel to Genk next month.
Victory in Belgium in a fortnight's time will guarantee qualification to the knock-out stages of the Champions League.
But Blues boss Villas-Boas insists his side must remain focused, despite last night's 5-0 romp at Stamford Bridge.
He said: "I know when we go to Belgium it will be a completely different story. The environment will be different.
"I've been there before and I know the crowd gets behind the team and we have to be very focused to get the three points.
"It will be tough after the Arsenal game and we need to make sure we are focused like we were at home.


The above are screen grabs from the wonderous TED2013 Conference opening video. Mac Premo made it with Oliver Jeffers. You can watch the film by clicking here, and we are very proud to have been asked to work with the guys at TED again to create this intro film and all of the speaker bumpers for this years first series of talks currently being held in California.Studio buddies and friends Oliver Jeffers and Mac Premo collaborated to create the epic TED machine you see featured in the above. Mac building the beast and Oliver collaging and adding the typography (some of which as been used in other materials around the site. Mac then set to work creating the stop motion film which is being used to introduce the talks as well as serve as bumpers for each speaker as they come on stage.There'll be more soon but for now... feast our eyes.
Red Nose Day 2013 is coming on March 15th! YEY! Tado were over the moon when the guys at Comic Relief got in touch with us a couple of years ago and asked us to work with them to design this years Red Noses - The Nose With Toes!They've been a long time coming and we hope they're going to raise loads of money for the brilliant causes that Comic Relief help. You can learn more about how to get involved in your own fundraising activities and do Something Funny For Money, the charities that benefit from the amazing efforts of everyone, and check out all the fantastic DiNOSEsaurs Red Nose Day goodies you can grab yourselves to contribute on the Red Nose Day website.You can also check out more of Tado's work here.


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Q: R markdown - how to switch font to Times New Roman? I gave up. I can't find any working solution to change font type in my R Markdown document. I tried a lot of stuff, for example:
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output: word_document
sansfont: Calibri Light
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But RStudio just ignores it. Can you help me? I need Times New Roman font in my pdf/word document.
Regards

A: Another option: for a pdf document, I used:
output: pdf_document
fontfamily: arev

In my YAML header.

A: This worked for me. Try using mainfont instead of sansfont,
and set latex_engine to either xelatex or lualatex.
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output:
  pdf_document:
    latex_engine: xelatex
mainfont: Times New Roman
---


ASUS is launching four new video cards using NVIDIA's GTX 1660 Ti GPU. This is the first Turing-based GPU that does not include any RTX features. Therefore, it is available at a much affordable price than the previously released RTX 2060.
At the top of ASUS line is the ROG Strix GTX 1660 Ti 6GB. This has the most features out of the line and comes with a triple fan cooler. It even has ASUS Aura Sync and provides the highest clock speeds to go along with the large cooler. You can see what this looks like at the photo above.
For those looking for a more compact option, ASUS also has the Phoenix GTX 1660 ti, a single fan solution. It leverages ASUS' patented Wing-blade fan design so it is able to cool the GPU properly despite the small size.
A step up above the compact Phoenix is the GTX 1660 Ti DUAL. It features a dual-fan cooler on top of a similarly compact PCB. Both these fans offer IP5X protection. Which means users do not need to worry about dust build-up getting inside the motor. Like the GTX 1660 Ti Phoenix, the GTX 1660 Ti DUAL has one HDMI 2.0 port, two DisplayPorts and one DVI-D port.
The other dual-fan option from ASUS is the GTX 1660 Ti TUF. It earns the "TUF" name after surviving a 144-hour validation program. That means it is tested and guaranteed right out of the factory to ensure long-term stability and durability. It even comes with backplate reinforcements for further physical strength.
How Much are These ASUS GTX 1660 Ti Graphics Cards?
The compact GTX 1660 Ti Phoenix starts at just £259.99, while the dual-fan GTX 1660 Ti DUAL has an MSRP of £308.99. Meanwhile, the top-end ROG Strix GTX 1660 Ti 6G has the highest MSRP at £339.99.
Lastly, ASUS TUF GTX 1660 Ti will not be available until March 2019.


Living in São Paulo is an urban overdose of all things man-made so it's easy to forget that the surrounding areas are dotted with lakes, beaches and Alantic forest.
(from 5 gene regions) are helping us to understand the origin and evolution of bioluminescence in the fungi. Of the estimated 1.5 million species of fungi on earth, only 71 species are known to be bioluminescence and Mycena luxaeterna is one of the most visually striking species.
Reference: Desjardin, D.E., B.A. Perry, D.J. Lodge, C.V. Stevani, and E. Nagasawa. 2010. Luminescent Mycena: new and noteworthy species. Mycologia 102(2):459- 477.
Type Material: Holotype – Instituto de Botânica Herbário (SP), São Paulo, Brazil. Isotype – San Francisco State University Thiers Herbarium (SFSU), San Francisco, California, USA. Paratypes – SP and SFSU.
Type Locality: Brazil, São Paulo state, Iporanga, Parque Estadual Turístico do Alto Ribeira, Poço da Viúva, 24°35.220'S, 48°37.840'W.
Etymology: lux = light (L.), aeterna = eternal (L.), referring to the constant light emitted by the basidiomes. The epithet was inspired by and borrowed from Mozart's Requiem (Communio).
Today the news back "home" was heavy with the announcement that PC Simon Harwood would becharged for the manslaughter of Ian Tomlinson, a passerby at the G20 summit protests in London a couple of years ago who was pushed to the floor by police and ended up dying shortly afterwards. There has been considerable debate about the amount of police force allowed during civil unrest but this ne caught many people's eyes because the protestor was not actually a protestor but a newspaper seller who was apparently peacefully attempting to make his way home.
Unlike the court proceedings the other side of the Atlantic, yesterday this was officially defended by a PM spokesman as entirely justified given that the protestors "were making an apology for drug use" So much for freedom of speech..
One of the misconceptions in the so-called industrialised world is that developing countries are necessarily less technologically advanced. Wrong.
What it does is permit the bank to read your vein signature and depending on whether it matched correctly decide whether to allow the transaction to take place. From a user point of view it's quite a simple process once you have registered your blood vessel pattern. When you go to a Bradesco cashpoint you place your hand in the red area and press the "pulso" button. Infrared light will be emitted allowing the machine to record the blood vessel patterns in your hand and match it back to their database.
Nature and biology plays a helping hand (excuse the pun) with veins guaranteed to create intricate anatomical variations both within the same species and in case you were wondering, between different species (your pet would probably struggle with other aspects of the cashpoint anyway). This means the pattern of veins is much more variable from person to person than arteries for example and can be used as a unique identifier. Interesting, huh?
And for you techies the service itself is called Palmsecure and is developed by Fujitsu which also partners with Bank of Tokyo in its home country, Japan. They mention that as it is the deoxidized hemoglobin in the palm vein which absorbs the infrared rays, "the sensor of the palm vein device can only recognize the pattern if the deoxidized hemoglobin is actively flowing within the individual's veins". Technically true but frankly, if your veins are not taking deoxygenated blood back to your heart, you've got a pretty major problem and cashpoint security is going to be the least of your short term worries..
Presumably if there were a cheap way to expand this technology you could get rid of physical money altogether and scan your hand anytime you needed to identify yourself and pay. Wow, how very new, you might say. This year Brazil has snuck one step ahead of us. Wrong again. Palmsecure has been in use at cashpoints for 5 years already as shown by this article and is therefore already old school technology over here..
One of the first things you notice when in São Paulo is that there is an incredible gap in the wealth of its inhabitants and that society is effectively divided into economic strata. Of course there have always been the haves and the have nots, and this not the place to descend into socio-political theory, but in São Paulo it feels more like the have everythings and the have jackshits, pardon my language. Evidently it is somewhat more complex than this and there are many strata but what is really interesting is the way in which, even residing in close proximity, sharing the same city, the same resources, the upper ones have virtually no contact with the lower ones. The "uppers" do not even contemplate the use of public transport, they don't move outside of "upper" districts, and certainly don't socialize with anyone other than other "upper". Obviously the "lowers" primarily for economic reasons don't use private transport, frequent upper districts or socialize with uppers and in many buildings to avoid the uncomfortable situation of having to mix with somebody of a different social echelon architects specifically build separate entrances, separate lifts, separate gateways. The recently departed president, Lula, called it "economic apartheid" and there are some who read in racial undertones (skin colour gets lighter as you work your way up the echelons) although my gut feeling is that economics is indeed a far greater factor.
But as much as the theory is interpretable and arguable the practice is stark and blunt. A curious example I have to hand is the recent protests in the very clean-sounding "upper" neighbourhood of Higienopolis described by Mark Kobayashi Hillary in Computer Weekly. As is well known São Paulo has desperate transportation problems, a huge overdependence on private vehicles and an urgent need for improved public transport infrastructure (shhhh what do you mean, how on earth are they going to host the World Cup?!). Fortunately the new line 4 is already under construction and partially open and there are plans for a line 6 which runs from Vila Clarice to Anália Franco passing through Higienopolis-Mackenzie. Yes this is where we come back to the "uppers" and the "lowers" because the residents of Higienopolis are up in arms at the prospect of having "lowers" reach their neighbourhood through the horrors of an efficient public transport system. So whilst in other parts of the world there would be protests at the lack of access to public transport in your neighbourhood in São Paulo we have reverse protests whereby the residents try to block any plans to build a station in the affluent parts of town. As Hillary calls it this is a full scale reverse class war which has made the local administration succumb and reroute the line. I have heard similar stories of re-routed buslines so that bus stops are kept well away from high-end shops and restaurants of another "upper" neighbourhood, Itaim Bibi.
Now, no post is fun without a good finish so let me know your thoughts on this Facebook event which plans to host a huge street barbecue and party tomorrow afternoon outside the main shopping mall in Higienopolis complete with street food, street music open to all residents (upper and lower) of São Paulo in order to create a semi-spontaneous event so large the authorities will have to respond to the event manifesto: a full investigation into the cancelling of the metro station and a formal response from Governor Geraldo Alckmin. I just checked and there are 54,000 attendees. Now that's a lot of burgers amd sausages….
Maybe they are preparing for tomorrow's barbecue..
Every now and again, even in hectic São Paulo, we are reminded that keeping things simple is often a good recipe for success.
Now being an arrogant Westerner (capital W for emphasis) I immediately assumed these were bootleg and tut tutted - what would The Coca-Cola Company say if they found out. Major brand infringement lawsuit coming your way Mr São Paulo Shoe Shop Owner. But no – I was wrong, these are legitimate, official Coca-Cola products. I can think of a million product areas Coca-Cola could easily move towards but I must say shoes is not high up the list although when you see it it kind of works.
And it could be that I don't shop a lot and hadn't noticed till now but until I came to Brazil I didn't realise Coca-Cola had expanded into clothing proper so if you really feel the need you can deck out entirely in Coca-Cola clothing.
And if not there's always Lou Bega to keep you sweet..
Skateboarding is probably not the first thing you think of when you think of São Paulo's streets. High traffic congestion, aggressive lane switching, speeding through red lights and, according to Time maagazine, the world's worst traffic jams do not create the most conducive environment for your average rollerblader, cyclist or skater.


After six years in prison, Sweden's most notorious criminal Leo Duvnjac is free, acquitted of all but two of the ten bank robberies he and his two younger brothers pulled off.
With Sam at his side, Leo seeks out his now-law-abiding brothers for one last job and a chance at redemption - or revenge. But Bronks is on to him, and Leo's father has other plans for his sons . . .
Anton Svensson is a pseudonym for Stefan Thunberg and Anders Roslund.
Stefan Thunberg is one of Scandinavia's most celebrated screenwriters. His body of work spans popular TV series such as Henning Mankell's Wallander and Håkan Nesser's Van Veeteren as well as two of Sweden's biggest box office successes in recent years: Hamilton and Jägarna 2. While Thunberg achieved fame as a screenwriter, the rest of his family became infamous in an entirely different way: his father and brothers were Sweden's most notorious bank robbers, dubbed Militärligan (The Military Gang) by the media.
Anders Roslund is an award-winning investigative journalist and one of the most successful and critically acclaimed Scandinavian crime writers of our time. Roslund is part of the New York Times bestselling author duo Roslund & Hellström, who are recipients of many prestigious awards, including the CWA International Dagger, the Glass Key and the Swedish Academy of Crime Writers' Award, and who boast sales exceeding five million copies. Films and TV series based on Roslund & Hellström's novels are in the works, both in Hollywood and Europe.


text:
use std::env;
use std::process::{Command, Stdio};
use std::str;
use std::ops::{Drop, FnMut, FnOnce};

#[inline(never)]
fn foo() {
    let _v = vec![1, 2, 3];
    if env::var_os("IS_TEST").is_some() {
        panic!()
    }
}

#[inline(never)]
fn double() {
    struct Double;

    impl Drop for Double {
        fn drop(&mut self) { panic!("twice") }
    }

    let _d = Double;

    panic!("once");
}

fn template(me: &str) -> Command {
    let mut m = Command::new(me);
    m.env("IS_TEST", "1")
     .stdout(Stdio::piped())
     .stderr(Stdio::piped());
    return m;
}

fn runtest(me: &str) {
    // Make sure that the stack trace is printed
    let p = template(me).arg("fail").env("RUST_BACKTRACE", "1").spawn().unwrap();
    let out = p.wait_with_output().unwrap();
    assert!(!out.status.success());
    let s = str::from_utf8(&out.stderr).unwrap();
    assert!(s.contains("stack backtrace") && s.contains("foo::h"),
            "bad output: {}", s);

    // Make sure the stack trace is *not* printed
    // (Remove RUST_BACKTRACE from our own environment, in case developer
    // is running `make check` with it on.)
    let p = template(me).arg("fail").env_remove("RUST_BACKTRACE").spawn().unwrap();
    let out = p.wait_with_output().unwrap();
    assert!(!out.status.success());
    let s = str::from_utf8(&out.stderr).unwrap();
    assert!(!s.contains("stack backtrace") && !s.contains("foo::h"),
            "bad output2: {}", s);

    // Make sure a stack trace is printed
    let p = template(me).arg("double-fail").spawn().unwrap();
    let out = p.wait_with_output().unwrap();
    assert!(!out.status.success());
    let s = str::from_utf8(&out.stderr).unwrap();
    // loosened the following from double::h to double:: due to
    // spurious failures on mac, 32bit, optimized
    assert!(s.contains("stack backtrace") && s.contains("double::"),
            "bad output3: {}", s);

    // Make sure a stack trace isn't printed too many times
    let p = template(me).arg("double-fail")
                                .env("RUST_BACKTRACE", "1").spawn().unwrap();
    let out = p.wait_with_output().unwrap();
    assert!(!out.status.success());
    let s = str::from_utf8(&out.stderr).unwrap();
    let mut i = 0;
    for _ in 0..2 {
        i += s[i + 10..].find("stack backtrace").unwrap() + 10;
    }
    assert!(s[i + 10..].find("stack backtrace").is_none(),
            "bad output4: {}", s);
}

fn main() {
    let args: Vec<String> = env::args().collect();
    if args.len() >= 2 && args[1] == "fail" {
        foo();
    } else if args.len() >= 2 && args[1] == "double-fail" {
        double();
    } else {
        runtest(&args[0]);
    }
}


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No Easy Day: The Firsthand Account of the Mission That Killed Osama Bin Laden by Mark Owen is a nonfiction account from one of the man in the Navy SEALs unit who were tasked with raiding the compound in which it was thought that Usama Bin Laden is hiding.
No Easy Day: The Firsthand Account of the Mission That Killed Osama Bin Laden by Mark Owen is a fast, exciting read which gives the reader a small glimpse of these elite units, their culture and attitude. The author, a SEAL for 10 years before going on the mission, makes good use of the page and the narrative and does not question the kill-and-capture he and his fellow soldiers have been sent on.
Much of the book tells about the author's training, SEAL culture and missions he went on (most in Iraq and Afghanistan). The author provides many details, despite a disclaimer that he, for obvious reasons, cannot compromise security or identities.
The narrative is sweeping, fast and personal, the author goes into details of other missions to make the reader realize that despite the significance of the raid on Abbottabad, Pakistan it was treated with the professionalism reserved for other raids of the same nature. One of the missions the author tells about is the one to rescue a US merchant marine ship, the MV Maersk Alabama, from Somali pirates – captained by one Richard Phillips.
The book was fun and captivating, but left a sour taste in my mouth, while I do agree with him that the Washington chicken hawks need a little curbing here and there it is evident that his distaste for President Obama has skewed his perspective and his reasoning for writing the book. After all, any politician these days, regardless of party, would have take credit for this operation (I do believe that Obama has benefited from this successful operation but he had not taken the credit as pompously as the author believes.
I have been meaning to read this book. Thanks for the reminder and your review.
I'm looking forward to hear what you think about it.
I loved this book! I never reviewed it on CTC but I read it a few months ago and really enjoyed the story.
Yes, it's an easy and fast read.


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