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When the host city for the 2016 Summer Games was being decided, Chicago's bid hung on a matter of hills. Or rather, on a lack thereof. To crown the Olympic Champion, the IOC required a road course with significant elevation change. And for all the great riding Chicago offers, the region simply doesn't have the kind of climbs that would satisfy this requirement. So Robbie Ventura, lead course designer and former professional racer with US Postal, came up with a solution.
2009 was, by all accounts, an up and down year. The global economy was mired while the US continued its slow navigation through recession, our friends' FarmVille requests stalked our Facebook feeds on our new iPhone 3Gs, Jay Z released his final studio album, and, despite all of his promises, Kanye West wouldn't let Taylor Swift finish.
2009 was also the year the location for the 2016 Summer Games was to be decided. Chicago had been selected as the potential host for the US, but each sport must have a venue plan approved by the IOC as part of the bid. And although Chicago had met all of the logistical requirements and had the funding capacity necessary for such an event, the surrounding topography of Illinois left the cycling courses…uninspired.
The committee overseeing submissions would not approve Chicago's proposed cycling courses.
The lead course designer on the project was Robbie Ventura, a former professional racer with US Postal and owner of a Trek store in the greater Chicago area. Facing down the reality of the stalled bid, Robbie did what any cyclist in this predicament would do: he dug out the maps and searched for the kind of geography that would make up a legendary ride, eventually discovering a region outside of Madison called Blue Mounds.
The area may not be familiar to many Chicagoans, but Blue Mounds is renowned among employees of Trek HQ. After all, it's the backyard playground for those among us who seek out Wisconsin's more challenging riding terrain. Recognizing the proximity to Trek's Waterloo headquarters, Robbie reached out for input on his new design. The result? The course that could have been—hilly, difficult, classic, dramatic, and a mere 2.5-hour drive north of Chicago.
In the end, as we all know, Chicago lost the bid to Rio, despite the decidedly awe-inspiring road course. But we're no less proud of this little contribution to almost making history. And that's exactly what this course is: almost history. Those of us familiar with the story couldn't accept that the course that could have been would be buried along with the failed bid, so we submit it here hoping that it may move you to ride and consider how the things we never know are almost the way everything eventually happens.
The proposed parcours was to begin at the Wisconsin State Capitol building at the center of Madison. From the capitol, the race would head west along a relatively flat route—a warm up of sorts—towards an area known as Blue Mounds. 25,000 years before the opening ceremony of the 2016 Summer Games is scheduled to occur, the last North American glacier, the same that left Illinois wanting of any undulation, missed Southwestern Wisconsin. The hills were not flattened by vertical miles of ice, so they still stand today. These hills, locally famous for their steep grades and magnitude, are some of the most notorious cycling routes in the Midwest, testing the lactic thresholds of thousands of cyclists throughout the region's warmer seasons.
From the short run-up from Madison, past the classic Wisconsin towns of Fitchburg, Verona, and Mount Horeb, the road turns sharply north onto the circuit that would start to break up the peloton.
The most challenging part of the course—the 22-mile circuit surrounding Blue Mounds with over 2000 feet of climbing per lap—was to be ridden seven times for a total of 14,000 feet of climbing before the grueling final climb to the finish at the top of the park, which tacked on another 1000 feet to the total. It was just enough continuous climbing that both a pure climber or anyone strong enough to endure could have won.
To the local riders, these roads hold a mythical status. Pinnacle. Mounds Park Road. Ridgeview. Zweitler. They are known in the local cycling community because they're hard. They go up. And down. Sharply. They deliver the exact qualities that make a bike race interesting. On the whole, the course resembles the hilly classics like Liege-Bastogne-Liege, but with more trees—giant oaks, with a canopy often casting a shadow over the road. The organizers were worried that the TV helicopter would lose visual contact. They were right.
Roads would have been repaved, shoulders fixed. The Wisconsin Governor was all in. Property on the Olympic course would have been sold, test races run. Farmers would have been inconvenienced. Cows wouldn't have cared.
On a warm day in August of 2016, every inch of the course would have been lined with spectators, visitors, and natives of the cycling-crazed Southern Wisconsin, Chicago, and the United States. Blue Mounds would have swelled in size, and the crowds lining the final kilometer to the top of the park would have been five deep.
We have no idea how the 2016 race for gold will play out, but we know the course we constructed would have shined. The hills would have been known to more than locals. They would have become legendary around the world.
Let's just say the day Rio won the bid was a difficult one. We mourned with Chicagoans, whose disbelieving expressions after the announcement were plastered above the fold of every major newspaper in the region. After riding the course that could have been, we were just as astonished to know the KOMs of local legends, including those owned by more than a few Trek employees, would not be contested and surely broken by the world's best.
Call it regional pride, but we were hard-pressed to believe any other city could deliver a course that so perfectly encapsulated the emotion and energy of our sport. So we set out in search of understanding. We sent our photographer to visit Trek Brazil, our office in the host country of the Summer Games, to tour the course and ride the roads that had been chosen over ours.
Nestled into the southern coastline of Brazil, Rio de Janeiro is a city with its own heartbeat. The coastline is the great unifier for locals and visitors alike. Day and night, the famous calçada portuguesa sidewalks teem with beachgoers. Skateboarders, cyclists, and joggers coast the pedestrian lanes leisurely with a kind of contagious coolness.
The 253-kilometer course, which delivers an astounding 17,000 feet of total change in elevation, begins at the famous Copacabana Beach and hugs the coastline past the sands of Ipanema—yes, the one from the song—for the first of two primary circuits. From the flat, wide open beach roads, the circuit narrows into a pair of punchy, tree-covered climbs, one of which has a maximum gradient of 13%, and a two-kilometer sector of cobblestones. This circuit is repeated four times before the course turns back toward Ipanema.
The race will surely be decided on the three laps of the second circuit. Inland from the coastal air, the National Park Serra da Tijuca delivers long, steep climbs, winding descents, and extraordinary views of Rio. From the high lookout Vista Chinesa, where monkeys rustle overhead in tree canopies, the famous Cristo Redentor is visible in the distance, arms stretched in blessing.
In the end, there probably couldn't be two more distinctive courses than the course that could have been and the course that will be. And though we will always hold that ours is worthy of the greatest, we're also now more excited than ever to watch the drama unfold in Rio. It is certainly a worthy stage.


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Romanian is written using the Latin alphabet plus five additional letters with diacritics specific for the Romanian alphabet, Ă, Â, Î, Ș, and Ț, which have their own sounds and sometimes pose difficulties even for Romanians, especially in the written language. K, Q, W and Y are used to write loan words, proper foreign names and international neologisms like karate, Qatar, Washington, watt, Yahoo. The rule in Romanian is to pronounce the foreign words as closely to the original as possible.
The Romanian language has 7 vowels and 22 consonants. On the other hand, we also use foreign vowels like ö and ü in foreign fords like bleu (the French word for "blue") or Bruxelles. Other sounds like ci and ce are created by using two letters. These sounds are also used in the Italian language and are some of the sounds that make the two language sound very similar. For example, cinema ("cinema" in English), and cercetare ("research" in English).
The Origin of the Romanian Writing System
The oldest known text written in a Romanian language similar is a letter from Neacşu of Câmpulung to the mayor of Braşov written in in the 16th century. However there is evidence that attests to a translation of the Bible in Romanian made at the beginning of the 12th century.
As we mentioned during the previous lesson, the language spoken by the Thraco-Dacians was Dacian and it came in contact with many different other languages throughout the time. Few documents have been found from that era. They are subjects of research and archaeological studies. Later on, in the middle ages, Romanian regions (states at that time) were preoccupied by wars and political problems for many centuries. This is the reason why the first documents that have been found are related to religion, politics and administration.
The first book was printed by Deacon Coresi in the middle of 16th century. He was the first editor who published a total of about 35 titles, and hundreds of copies were printed and distributed in all Romanian territories. This facilitated the linguistic unity of the Romanian people and the emergence of Romania's literary language.
The Cyrillic alphabet was used in Romania as a writing system between the XIV and XV centuries. The transition back to the Latin alphabet was a slow process and that took place until the middle of XIX century. Romanian writers and politicians contributed to the linguistic unity and transition to Latin alphabet. Mihail Kogălniceanu, Alecu Russo, Vasile Alecsandri. Bogdan Petriceicu Hașdeu are some of them.
The first writer who made the Romanian language a true object of art was Mihai Eminescu. He is considered the greatest Romanian writer, publicist, and poet.
The book that was used as the basis of the first Romanian dictionary was Etymologicum Magnum Romaniae written by one of the greatest Romanian savants, Bogdan Petriceicu Hașdeu. The book was an enormous project and an unaccomplished dream as it was impossible to finish, but it was enough to put the basics of Romanian grammar together.
The Romanian Alphabet
The Romanian Alphabet is a modification of the Latin alphabet, and it is composed of thirty-one letters. In ancient times the letters had just one basic form, similar to our uppercase or lowercase, depending on styles of writing. During the Middle Ages, people began to alternate two different styles of writing. One is called Majusculă, which means "uppercase." Majusculă was proper to use for the initial letters in titles of certain words. The other one is the Minusculă, which is "lowercase," and people used it for the rest of the text. In the following table, we will show you all the letters of the Romanian alphabet, including their uppercase form, lowercase form, and pronunciation.
We write Romanian using the Latin alphabet of the Roman Empire plus five additional letters with diacritics specific for the Romanian alphabet Ă, Â, Î, Ș, and Ț which have their own sounds and sometimes pose difficulties even for Romanians especially in the written language. Q, W, Y and K are used to write foreign words, names and international neologisms like: Qatar, Washington, watt, Yahoo, karate. The rule in Romanian language is to pronounce the foreign words as close to the original.
The standard Romanian language has 7 vowels and 20 consonants. On the other hand, Romanian also uses foreign vowels like ö and ü in foreign fords like bleu (the French word for blue) or Bruxelles. Other sounds like ci and ce are created by using two letters. These sounds are also used in the Italian language and are part of the sounds that make the two language sound very similar. The Romanian Alphabet is a modification of the Latin alphabet, and it is composed of thirty-one letters. In ancient times, the letters had just one basic form, similar to our uppercase or lowercase, three depending on our styles of writing. During the Middle Ages, people began to alternate two different styles while writing. One is called Majuscula, which means "uppercase." Majuscula was proper to use for the initial letters in titles of certain words. The other one is the Minuscula, which is "lowercase," and people used it for the rest of the text. In the following table, we show you all the letters of the Romanian alphabet, including their uppercase form, lowercase form, and pronunciation.
Letter Pronunciation English Example
A / a [a] "barbarian"
Ă / ă [ə] "father"
 / â [ɨ] no English equivalent
B / b [b] "Baltic"
C / c [k] "scanner"
[k'] "keen"
[t∫] "charter"
D / d [d] "deer"
E / e [e] "effect"
[je] "yes"
F / f [f] "favour"
G / g [g] "gastronomic"
[g'] "get"or "gift"
[ dʒ] "job"
H / h [h] "ha!"
[mute]
I / i [i] "individual"
Î / î [ɨ] no English equivalent
J / j [ ʒ] "treasure"
K / k [k] "keen" (used for loan words and foreign names)
L / l [l] "life"
M / >m [m] "mother"
N / n [n] "Nordic"
O / o [o] "opera"
P / p [p] "picture"
Q / q [k] "Qatar" (used for loan words and foreign names)
R / r [r] rolled r as in the food name tortillas
S / s [s] "salmon"
Ș / ș [ʃ] "shopping"
T / t [t] "stone"
Ț / ț [ts] "pizza"
U / u [u] "group"
V / v [v] "vision"
W / w [v] "Wagner" (used for loan words and foreign names)
[w] "William" (used for loan words and foreign names)
X / x [ks] "six"
[gz] "exercise"
Y / y [j] "New York" (used for loan words and foreign names)
Z / z [z] "zipper"
The letters  and Πare phonetically identically but their position inside the word is different.  is used when the sound is in the middle of the word.
For example: râu ("river")
Î is used at the beginning of the word.
For example: încapator ("spacious")
When a prefix is added, in this cases the letter Î remains the same even if its position is in the middle of the word.
For example: neîncapator ("not spacious")"
A language's alphabet is its building blocks. Trying to learn how to write in Romanian without first learning its alphabet is a bit like trying to build a brick house without touching the individual bricks! It is impossible to do a good job that way. So don't believe language schools and methods that try to teach you otherwise. You will regret it later.
Also, once you start recognizing symbols and words, you will be encouraged by your own progress and motivated to learn even faster. Even just learning the basics of the alphabet will allow you to start recognizing simple Romanian words, and it will feel great!
Furthermore, knowing the alphabet even helps with pronunciation, as learning the individual letters of any language will start uncovering nuances and intricacies that are not always apparent when you're simply listening to the words.
Completely mastering the Romanian alphabet, no matter how long it takes, will give you an excellent head start in learning how to write and read the language. It will offer you a solid foundation on which to build the other language skills, so set a goal to learn the alphabet so well that you're able to recite it in your sleep!
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Learning to read and write is a must for all beginners. Although you get video lessons on how to write in Romanian at RomanianPod101, you'll still need physical worksheets to practice on. That's why you're getting this printable tutorial PDFs as a gift.
With a language, like with anything you have to learn from scratch, having a few mnemonic devices handy are key to learning it fast. A mnemonic device is basically any method or technique that helps you to retain or commit something to memory more easily.
Here are a few mnemonic devices to memorize the Romanian alphabet so you can speed up learning how to write in Romanian.
① Find and Learn an Alphabet Song or Poem in Romanian
Can you still remember your childhood alphabet song in your own language? The best way to commit it to memory so you can recite it is still your mom or first teacher's way - with music, a song and/or a poem! Find a recording and learn to sing the song, or recite the poem along as best as you can. Ask your RomanianPod101 teacher to help you understand exactly what you are singing or saying, and soon you'll have reciting the alphabet under your belt! Repeat it out loud as often as possible.
However, you still need to learn how to write it.
② Study a Few Letters At a Time
Remember when you were young and learning to write for the first time? You didn't start with words or sentences; you started with letters, one at a time!
Decide on tackling only a few letters each week, and then don't move on from these till you are completely familiar with them. Don't take on too many at once, or you may become discouraged. Also, remember to ask your teacher at RomanianPod101 if you have questions!
Learn to incidentally spot the letters in books, road signs (If you're living in the country), magazines, on TV, anywhere you encounter written Romanian. Remember to write them out!
③ Write Out the Letters of the Alphabet By Hand
Make it a goal to write out your week's letters at least once a day, and commit to this goal. You can also do it every time you have a free moment. Get yourself a special notebook for this purpose that you can carry with you anywhere you go. Sitting on the train or bus? Waiting for someone somewhere? Whip out your notebook and write the Romanian alphabet, or the letters you are learning. Aim for about 20 repetitions, while silently saying the letter in your head as you write it out. This way, you will soon be able to form and write words all by yourself! Exciting, isn't it?
Writing something down with a pen also seems to engrave it in the brain in a way that nothing else does. As an added benefit, it gives you the satisfaction of seeing a new language in your own writing!
Once you've mastered the whole alphabet, commit to writing it out in its entirety at least once a day, for at least one month. More repetitions are obviously better.
④ Involve Your Whole Body
Research has shown that the more senses and actions we use to learn something, the quicker the new information sticks in the memory and becomes habitual. To apply this principle while learning the Romanian alphabet, write out huge letters by tracing them in the soil, or with chalk on the floor. Now, while saying the letter out loud, walk on the lines you have just traced. In this way, you 'write' the letter by moving your whole body!
Having fun just makes it even easier to learn something, so why not 'write' the letters out with dance steps while moving to your favorite Romanian music!
This is a simple trick that seems silly, but you'll be surprised how quickly you will commit intricate letters to memory this way. It really works!
⑤ Use Associations To Memorize Letters
This technique would involve saying the Romanian letter out loud, and then thinking of a word in your own language that sounds the same as the letter. That would then create a phonic association that should make it easier for you to remember the letter. Better even if the association is something you can draw or picture.
If the script of the new alphabet is very different from your own, look at it closely, and see if you can find an image that the letter reminds you of
⑥ Now Have Fun Trying To Write Words!
Try to write words from your own language in Romanian, and ask your friendly RomanianPod101 teachers for feedback! Or post them on the forum and see if anyone can read them. You will be so pleased with yourself when you start writing words that are readable and recognizable by native speakers.
Do you know how to say hello in Romanian? It's the most basic phrase that you'll need to say and hear in everyday life. If you don't know yet, learn 15 ways to say hello and greet others in Romanian. Why 15? The more variations you know, the more you can speak and the more fluent you become!
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Can you introduce yourself in Romanian? Don't worry! Check out the 10 Romanian Lines You Need To Introduce Yourself with this free Review Sheet. From "My name is…" and "I live in…" down to "My hobbies are…" Just review the 10 lines. It will only take you 2 minutes. Then, introduce yourself in the comment section below!
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The Emancipation Monument is surrounded by fencing, June 25, 2020.
Three separate events are scheduled to take place around the 'Emancipation Monument' in Lincoln Park, all set to begin at 6 p.m. on Friday, June 26. Those events include a panel-style discussion, a rally, and a community history rally. At least one organizer has vowed that the event will go one even as the National Park Service (NPS) erected fencing around both the 'Emancipation Monument' and the statue of Mary McLeod Bethune, which faces it across the park.
The groups represent different positions on the statue, drawing attention to different interpretations and uses for the monument. One event focuses on the historical significance and context. Another calls for community discussion on the monument. Still another has vowed on a previous occasion to pull it down.
The three groups say they have co-ordinated. Their differing views will meet in front of the now-enclosed Emancipaton monument Friday evening under the watchful eye of increased police presence.
Re-enactments, Discussion and A Rally
The Freedom Neighborhood, an organization that describes itself as 'a youth-led revolution for our generation,' will speak at 6 p.m., Friday, June 26, working with Moechella and candidate for At-Large Council Marcus Goodwin. A rally will follow at which the group will go over their demands, said The Freedom Neighborhood Founder Glenn Foster.
The Freedom Neighborhood Founder Glenn Foster speaks at a protest held by the organization in front of the Emancipation Memorial in Lincoln Park.
Foster will speak as part of a discussion organized by former ANC 6A Commissioner Gloria Nauden. She said she created the panel to ensure there was a community discussion about the monument so that all perspectives could be heard. Participants, including Foster and Candidate for At-Large Council Marcus Goodwin, who has advocated for a legal removal of the statue, have agreed to a ensure an atmosphere of communication and understanding.
Nauden said she supports the replacement of the statue, but wants to ensure that all perspectives are heard. "A lot of us are involved in social justice issues and related matters, but none of us knows everything," she said. "We want to ensure the diversity of views are heard."
Nauden said that while all three groups are not working together, they have co-ordinated their events.
Community History Rally
A coalition of organizations dedicated to the history of Frederick Douglass are also hosting a Community History Rally beginning at 6 p.m. Friday. According to the online description, the history rally will include presentations from historians, Douglass reenactors, and organizations such as the Lincoln Group of the District of Columbia.
Nathan Richardson is a well-known Frederick Douglass reenactor. He says his role at the event is to dramatize Douglass on the day the statue was dedicated in 1876, when the posture of the black man was already contraversial, viewed as too deferential. "What Douglass was able to do was to bring clarity to the relationship between himself and Abraham Lincoln, and between Abraham Lincoln and black people in a single space," he said. "That's what we're trying to do. Bring everyone to a point where they understand the context of history and the monument."
Candidate for DC Council At-Large Marcus Goodwin listens as a young activist speaks, Tuesday, June 23. CCN/E.O'Gorek
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Candidate for At-Large Council Marcus Goodwin will be part of all three events, speaking during the panel discussion, attending the event by the Douglassonians and noted by The Freedom Neighborhood as a collaborator in the rally. Goodwin brought increased attention to the issue, recently starting a petition for the removal of the monument which has amassed more than 5,000 signatures, and, he said, has resulted in a groundswell of support from people who feel the same way.
"After 144 years, the current climate feels like a good time to revisit the representation of African-Americans in public space," Goodwin said.
Goodwin is clear that while he respects the passion of youth such as that behind calls from The Freedom Neighborhood to tear down the statue, his intent is to follow the legislative process recently initiated by Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton (DC-D). He suggests that the monument be removed to a museum such as the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture.
Goodwin said he would like to see the monument be replaced by a sculpture of an African American woman. "The sculpture of Mary McLeod Bethune is the only representation of an African American woman in DC," he said. "In this era, it's time to get more African-Americans, and more women, represented in public space."
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We got tons of bold capital letters in the house…a whole bunch of exclamation points in the mix…and what I'd guess has to be a massive amount of excitement along with it all coming direct from the main star of the show, Sxee Finesse. Word on the street is the man's got himself a shiny new record that he'd been waiting to put out for ya this year…now that it's out there, you can better understand what's got his caps-lock on, you dig? Those of you out there that make music know, when it comes to finally getting it out there, after all that time & effort spent – the anticipation builds quick; the excitement too.
We got a couple slices from the set-list of AM2PM by Sxee Finesse here for ya today to let ya know what you're in-store for when you hit up the full record. Two cuts called "SHAWTY!" and "ZAZA!" that confirm the hype surrounding the man is as well justified as the excitement he's got goin' on with all these capital letters and exclamation points goin' on – he's got solid material that's pretty damn guaranteed to get the attention of the people out there, and raise more than a few eyebrows in the process of'em all listening. Sxee Finesse is one of those artists that'll constantly have you wondering whether or not he really just said what you think he just said – SPOILER ALERT – yes. Yes he fucking did.
Dude's racking up more than a thousand hits a day on "ZAZA!" on average since it's been released on Soundcloud alone, nevermind all the other site you can be streaming Sxee Finesse's latest record from as well. Add all that together, it's clearly undeniable that the relevant sound he's layin' down is connecting with the people out there right now. Makes more than enough sense to me – Sxee's got swagger & style for miles, and a melodic approach to Trappin' that listeners all around the globe are lovin' on – plus, the versatility he's put into these two cuts also reveals he's got a ton of clever ways to make a lasting impact on ya. Like, when it comes to a cut like "ZAZA!" for example – you'll find that Sxee will give ya the main meat of this track up front (literally and figuratively y'all) – but afterwards, he keeps this track spinning for an extended outro that really works brilliantly. I don't get offended when an artist wants to slang some dick around in a song…if you're the type that does, then feel free to eat a bag of'em homie. I SAY WHAT I WANT on these pages…and clearly Sxee Finesse feels the same way when it comes to writing his rhymes. Does this track get explicit? Fuuuuuuuuuck – I feel like I should have had to open up an Only Fans account to have access to this song right here – but I will admit, it's just one of the many dimensions that makes "ZAZA!" connect. The facts are what the facts are and always will BE yo – any artist or band basically runs the risk of saying something that someone out there doesn't like at some point – so why not be like Sxee Finesse & just say things how you wanna say'em, no filter, middle fingers up if someone doesn't like what's being said. That's the better way to be if you ask yours truly right here – that's authenticity – that's owning who you are & what you're all about – Sxee Finesse gets this. The bottom line is, he gives you a pro stroll through the verses and bars of "ZAZA!" in the first couple minutes, and then makes even more time to flex creatively and innovate his way through the finale. There's no doubt that between the stylistic performance he puts in and the lyricism that what Sxee Finesse brings to the mic is gonna get noticed by everyone listening – but I'm tellin' ya direct, don't get caught sleepin' on the smart moves being made in the last minute of "ZAZA!" – because this dude reveals something seriously rad goin' on there that, in my opinion, he really didn't NEED to add at all. Don't get it twisted yo – I'm THANKFUL he did, I think it all sounds great – I'm just sayin' he already gave you more than enough entertainment in the first two minutes – it's the third minute confirms he's genuinely interested in the craft itself, and standing out apart from whatever the rest of the scene is doing. Think of it like the extra bonus you get just for listening y'all – this is where the artistry comes into play and it genuinely makes a difference.
"SHAWTY!" goes for a much more direct hit of energy and slick style combined. WILD beat to have chosen to work with – no lie, it's got a frenetic intensity to it that would scare most emcees away from even trying to find their way into this track – but that's yet another part of what makes Sxee Finesse stand out. Dude fearlessly strolls straight into the thick of this digitalized melody and starts handlin' his business like it ain't no thang – and for pretty much the entire distance through "SHAWTY!," Sxee keeps the words comin' atcha fast & furious, barely letting himself have a moment to catch his own breath. You get a bit of an outro on this track…not quite the artistic extension that "ZAZA!" comes with, but still more than satisfying. I'll say this…ultimately, I think both tracks slap in their own unique way and differently from each other, which gives you a solid glimpse into what you'll find on Sxee's AM2PM record…that's the positive for sure. If we're comparing these two cuts to each other, I'm likely to side with "ZAZA!" as the one that's gonna hold up the longest, and probably "SHAWTY!" to make a more instant impression on the people out there listening. With the added level of digital intensity goin' on here in "SHAWTY!" and it's video-game-theme-like sound, there's no question that it'll catch people's attention – but whether or not they'll always be able to handle so much flavor comin' at them as quickly as it does on this track all the time might be another story, whereas the more laid-back vibes of "ZAZA!" provide a more chilled-out hybrid cut that can find a home on any playlist from Trap to Rap to Hip-Hop. So don't get me wrong…I ain't complainin' – I'm just tellin' ya what to expect as I always do & reporting on what I'm hearing – "SHAWTY!" unapologetically keeps the rhythm & flow comin' atcha ya hot, gives you another explicit sample of what's on Sxee's mind once again, and delivers on what's inarguably relevant sound designed for right here, right now. The man makes solid & steady moves on the m-i-c as he spits his way through "SHAWTY!," revealing character, charisma…and yes, even an odd amount of authentic charm in the way he raps…you can tell he's into it all, and that makes you wanna be right in the guy's corner cheering him on to reach that next-level he's seeking out. He gives you plenty of reasons to bet on him getting there with what you'll hear in these two singles – check'em out, and make sure to hit up Sxee Finesse's pages to hear the rest of the lineup on his brand-new album, AM2PM.
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08 July 2018 July 8, 2018
Dear readers, I realize that this post is out-of-sequence in terms of real time, assuming of course that time actually exists, and we all know that it doesn't. But now that I have finished my work here in Rwanda, and have a little free time to get caught up on unfinished business before I head out for my next adventure, I wanted to finish some of the posts that I started during my holiday in April.
Pardonnez-moi. Je crois que je vous donne des problèmes (I'm sorry, I think I am giving you problems), I mutter to the driver of the taxi carpool as he peers over the dashboard into the darkness that envelopes us as we hurtle down the road in search of the restaurant which I have been told is nearby.
La vie est une forêt des problemes. Nous sommes ici pour les resoudre. (Life is a forest of problems. We are here to resolve them) says a deep voice from somewhere behind me. I turn to and see a tall man, dressed in a long kanzu and Muslim kofia nestled into the far rear corner of the taxi. There is a pause, and then he illuminates further, C'est Hegel (That's Hegel), he explains, and I wonder where he had been in his life to have ever read Hegel. I couldn't imagine that it was taught in school here, but then I didn't know what the educational system was like on this itty bitty island perched precariously, it seemed to me, in Indian Ocean off the coast of East Africa. I could hardly see his face but I could feel his sincerity. How is it that I am sitting in a taxi in the dark of night with a group of men whom I do not know and whose faces I cannot even see in a country that feels like it is the end of the world, given the journey that I took to get here, listening to a man quote Hegel? I muse. I mean, I haven't even read Hegel and I am from the West. On the other hand, I didn't go to French-run schools when I was a child, and this man probably did.
Of course, the thought also passes my mind that it is either an act of pure faith or utter insanity to have happily climbed into a vehicle filled with men whom I have never seen before to travel through the night in a city I do not know in a country I do not know to a place whose location I do not know and, apparently, neither do they. But this is what happens when I travel, I adapt to whatever the local transportation system is and, in the Comoros, shared taxis are how one gets about if walking is not an option and, of course, if one can afford it. As ill-advised as my actions might appear to be to someone not accustomed to plunging into the unknown in a new country, I had considered my alternatives, and walking alone at night just really hadn't struck me as a particularly wise choice, especially since I did not know how far I would have to walk to get where I wanted to go. And so, here I was, with Hegel and company, on my way to an unknown location to eat at a restaurant that I have been assured serves some of the most delicious food on the island.
The Comoros Islands are a group of four small islands sitting in the Indian Ocean off the coast of East Africa. Three form the the archipelago island nation, Ngazidja (Grand Comoros in French),the biggest island, Mwali (Moheli), where I had met the tortoises I described in an earlier post, and Nwani (Anjouan). The fourth, Maore (Marotte), voted against independence and has never been administered by the Comorian government. Instead, it remains an overseas department of France, and was voted a region of France in 2011 which means, presumably, that if you travel to Maore, you can say you have been to France.
All four islands are the result of volcanic activity and I can't help but wonder what's stopping some other volcano(s) deep under the ocean floor from waking and engaging in more volcanic activity that would result in the disappearance of the islands back into the deep blue sea that currently surrounds them. They really aren't that big. One of the two volcanoes that form Ngazidja, Kathala, is even still active.
To get to the Comoros is not easy, which perhaps accounts for why tourism, an economic mainstay of some of its neighbors off the East coast of Africa, such as Zanzibar and the Seychelles, is not well-developed. For example, there are no direct flights there from Kigali, despite the fact that, relatively speaking, it is just a "stone's throw" away — 1000 miles, slightly less than the distance between Seattle and Los Angeles. I had to travel to Addis Ababa, Ethiopia from Kigali, 1500 miles to the north, in order to catch my flight to Moroni, the capital of the Comoros, 1500 miles southeast of Addis, where my evening adventure was unfolding.
The main road in Moroni is a narrow affair, barely two car widths' wide, that winds along the coastline The most common form of transport are shared taxis which will pick you up as long as they are going in your direction and have an empty seat. You pay a flat fee to go as far as the taxi goes. If your destination is further along the road than the driver's route, then you have to climb out and wait for another one whose route extends further. What I did not know when I climbed into the taxi that was now wandering around the city looking for my restaurant was that I would not be able to make the same return trip in one taxi. I would have to get out when a town taxi reached the city limit, and flag down another one, since the beach front hotel where I was staying was outside of town and only the out-of-town taxis go beyond the city limits.
My escorts are not discouraged by their lack of knowledge of my destination. There is quite a lot of discussion about the best way to get to where they do not know. They seem to be trying to figure out the most likely place where the restaurant could be, given their knowledge of the city. I am sure that our path lies straight ahead but they are convinced that we should turn right, and so we do. I cannot see anything but a few lights on the occasional shuttered shop as we pass by. It feels like we have been driving forever, and that we are getting further and further away from civilization but, in reality, it has probably only been for a few minutes and we are still clearly in the middle of the town that stretches along the coast of Grand Comores.
I start to worry about the precious petrol that the driver may be wasting by going the wrong way. After all we are on an island and I am told that, sometimes, when one of the tankers that brings fuel to the island nation is delayed, everything more-or-less grinds to a halt. The thought then passes my mind as they turn onto the road that I am sure is going in the wrong direction, that perhaps they are going to whisk me away to some unknown fate and attempt to rob me. I have to remind myself that I am not a character in one of the crime shows to which I am addicted, and that I am, more likely than not, as safe as houses with not one, but three men, looking out for me in a country which I do not know. What thief worth his salt would be spouting Hegel, anyway? That I should always be so well-protected.
My idle speculations are interrupted as the philosophical discussion continues: L'homme est comme un mosaic, chacun a son propre coleur. (Man is like a mosaic, each has his own color.) Spinoza said that, our resident philosopher announces. I cannot resist making a small contribution: Et la femme aussi (And woman also), I say, knowing full well that, Western philosophy notwithstanding, I was probably not in the company of a group of feminists. Of course, I was then gifted with a lesson on French grammar, as it was explained to me that "Man" refers to all people, not just men, the group enthusiastically informed me. I refrain from pointing out how the words we use affect how we see the world and that using a masculine reference did not, in fact, promote attitudes of equality towards women. After all, I was in a traditional Muslims society, in a car full of Muslim men. If there was ever a time to bite my tongue, this was it. I remembered my Swahili father in Mombasa, a pillar of the Islamic community. He would never have tolerated such insolence on the part of one of his daughters.
There was also little likelihood that a sociopolitical analysis of language use by a foreign tourist was going to have much of an impact on time-honored patriarchal traditions. Still, I felt that I had done my best representing the women of the world, no matter my futile gesture might have been in the present moment. After all, Rome wasn't built in a day and social change takes time. But if we do not speak at all, then nothing will change, I reassured myself. With that bit of self-congratulation, my feminist self accepted her fate and drifted out the window into the night, as my culturally adaptable self settled into the familiar world of Islamic patriarchal logic. Oui, je comprends l'usage du mot "homme" (Yes, I understand the use of the word "man"), I said, admitting defeat as gracefully as I could I resumed watching the shadows and lights of an unfamiliar world pass outside my window and wondered whether I would ever get to my destination. I also wondered what other great European philosophers awaited me in the back of the taxi.
Finally, my guides admit defeat and make their way to a gas station to ask for assistance. Who ever said that men never ask for directions? However, their first attempt ended in abject failure, no one there had ever heard of the restaurant in question, despite the fact that it had been around for 13 years, as its owners informed me later that night. Presumably, like me when I am at home, local people do not ever eat out in restaurants either. We then head to the Alliance Française office which, of course, is closed but, lo and behold, someone in a shop across the street that is still open knows where the restaurant is and… it is no more than 50 yards down the road from where we are! Silently, I swallow my pride and thank my lucky stars that they had not listened to me when I tried to tell them where I thought we should be going. I shudder to think where we would be by now if they had gone straight when I had told them to. They drop me off a few minutes later. I pay my fare and watch as the tail lights of our car fade into the distance. Feeling slightly abandoned, not to mention uncertain as to how I was eventually going to get back to the hotel after dinner given what it took to get here in the first place, I turn to enter the restaurant. Funny how quickly I can get attached to strangers, I reflect. I was already missing Hegel and Spinoza.
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SimpleInteractor is a simple wrapper for your PORO classes.

## Installation

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

```ruby
gem 'simple_interactor', '~> 1.0.1'
```

And then execute:

    $ bundle

Or install it yourself as:

    $ gem install simple_interactor

## Usage

```ruby
# Inherit your class from SimpleInteractor
class MyInteractor < SimpleInteractor

 # Define instance variables. They will be available after initialization
 expected_params :param1, :param2

 # Define "perform" method without any params
 def perform
   # Use expected params as instance variables
   puts @param1
   puts @param2
 end

end

# and use it
MyInteractor.perform param1, param2
```

## Development

After checking out the repo, run `bin/setup` to install dependencies. Then, run `rake spec` to run the tests. You can also run `bin/console` for an interactive prompt that will allow you to experiment.

To install this gem onto your local machine, run `bundle exec rake install`. To release a new version, update the version number in `version.rb`, and then run `bundle exec rake release`, which will create a git tag for the version, push git commits and tags, and push the `.gem` file to [rubygems.org](https://rubygems.org).

## Contributing

Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/webstreak/simple_interactor.

## License

The gem is available as open source under the terms of the [MIT License](http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT).

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La Liga Desportiva de Maputo è una società calcistica mozambicana con sede nella città di Maputo. Milita nella Moçambola, la massima divisione del campionato mozambicano.

Storia
Il club fu fondato l'8 novembre 1990 a Maputo con il nome di Liga Desportiva Muçulmana de Maputo. Il 19 luglio 2014, il club ha cambiato denominazione in Liga Desportiva de Maputo.

Palmarès

Competizioni nazionali
 Campionato mozambicano: 4
2010, 2011, 2013, 2014

 Coppa mozambicana: 2
2012, 2015

Collegamenti esterni

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Q: Forcing variadic template member function instantiation in class I have a class which has a variadic member function:
class class_name {
  template<ArgTypes.. args>
  some_return_type memberMethod(ArgTypes... args) {
    //stuff...
  }
}

I need to force instantiation of this method inside the class definition block.
I loose the method name outside of the class definition block because the class is generated by a bunch of macros.
I try to force the instantiation by copying a pointer to a specialised member function (pseudo code):
template<typename Self, typename RetType, typename... ArgTypes>
struct force_instantation_imlp<Self, RetType, type_placeholder, type_placeholder<ArgTypes...>> {
    force_instantation_imlp() {
        using instate = RetType (Self::*)(ArgTypes...);
        instate force = &Self::memberMethod<ArgTypes...>;
    }
};

class class_name {
  template<ArgTypes.. args>
  some_return_type memberMethod(ArgTypes... args) {
    //stuff...
  }

  force_instantation_imlp<class_name, some_return_type, rest_of_types_deduced_from_context> force_virtual_instantation;
}

type_placeholder is just a helper template to "freeze" parameter pack.
This unfortunately gives me a compile error
error: expected primary-expression before '...' token instate force = &Self::memberMethod<ArgTypes...>;

I guess that this error results from teh fact that the member function is a variadic template.
Is there any way to force variadic template member function instantiation inside the class definition block?

A: (Repeating from my comments to the OP.)
The actual problem in the line instate force = &Self::memberMethod<ArgTypes...>; is a missing template keyword:
instate force = &Self::template memberMethod<ArgTypes...>;

See, e.g. Where and why do I have to put the "template" and "typename" keywords?
Actually, the explicit template arguments are not necessary here [over.over]/1:

A use of an overloaded function name without arguments is resolved in certain contexts to [...] a pointer to member function for a specific function from the overload set. A function template name is considered to name a set of overloaded functions in such contexts. The function selected is the one whose type is identical to the function type of the target type required in the context.

i.e., because instate defines the function type, the compiler is able to determine which overload (here: template specialization) to choose for the name Self::memberMethod.

There might be easier solutions to force instantiation of a function template, even inside the class definition. One that comes to my mind is to use a private typedef like using dummy = integral_constant<instate, &Self::memberMethod>; (or a static constexpr instate dummy = &Self::memberMethod;).
I'm quite, but not 100 % sure the typedef forces the instantiation of the member function template. The function template is instantiated when a definition of that function is required, and the ODR suggests this is the case here: "A function whose name appears as a potentially-evaluated expression is odr-used if it is the unique lookup result or the selected member of a set of overloaded functions" and "Every program shall contain exactly one definition of every non-inline function or variable that is odr-used in that program"

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Once again the world of the Guardians experiences tragedy with the death of the beloved character Cayde-6 in Destiny's newest expansion, Forsaken, by Bungie. Composer Michael Salvatori says that although the story of Forsaken is tragic, the possiblities offered for revenge and grief were fertile ideas for him and the rest of the music team.
The setting for much of the game is the lawless Tangled Shore, and Mike says he and Skye Lewin, Bungie's music director, added a subtle Wild West sound to many of the cues, also picking up on Cayde's wise-cracking gunslinger character.
Bungie's music team has grown exponentially as Destiny has expanded, and for Forsaken, includes Mike and Skye, as well as Rotem Moav, Pieter Schlosser, Michael Sechrist, Josh Mosser, and guest composers Wilbert Roget II, Kris Dirksen and Brendon Williams. Mike says it's great to have so many composers on the team who have assimilated the elusive "Destiny gravy" to create a cohesive soundtrack for each of Destiny's unfolding chapters.
When asked how he keeps his optimism alive while writing music for Destiny's darkening world, Mike says, "It helps to be a Cubs fan!"
More than four years after it was finished, Music of the Spheres, the prequel suite for Bungie Studios' game Destiny by Martin O'Donnell and Michael Salvatori, was released in its original form – by a pair of devoted fans on Christmas Day 2017.
Now that the authentic version of Music of the Spheres is out in the world, for the very first time Marty is able to talk about the theme-rich suite he and Mike wrote to put the creative wheels in motion for Destiny's development team.
As Bungie was scaling up the many new worlds players visit in Destiny 2, it became clear very fast that the music team needed a better and faster way of implementing the hours of music needed to enhance all the experiences players have exploring, in missions and strikes, and in the Crucible.
To generate excitement about its new game, Destiny, still in development, Bungie Studios had the idea of creating a musical prequel to give players an idea of what this new world would be. The music was initially begun by Marty O'Donnell, who later invited Michael Salvatori to collaborate on what would be an eight-movement suite called Music of the Spheres.


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Kim Bong-chul (1975 – 23 January 2017) was a male former international table tennis player from South Korea.

He won a bronze medal at the 1995 World Table Tennis Championships in the Swaythling Cup (men's team event) with Chu Kyo-sung, Kim Taek-soo, Lee Chul-seung and Yoo Nam-kyu for South Korea.

See also
 List of table tennis players
 List of World Table Tennis Championships medalists

References

South Korean male table tennis players
2017 deaths
World Table Tennis Championships medalists
1975 births


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Five Shocking 'The Young And The Restless' Weekly Spoilers: Phyllis Gets Revenge
Five shocking The Young and the Restless spoilers for the week of January 4 through 8 tease that the drama heats up in Genoa City as the new year moves forward. Adam and Chelsea struggle with her new reality, and they receive help from an unexpected source. Phyllis begins a new revenge plot, which could cause issues with Nick. Elsewhere, Lily worries she's gone too far with Billy. Finally, Elena and Nate move forward, but her reasons might not be great.
Adam And Chelsea Struggle
Adam (Mark Grossman) had a terrible 2020, and the new year isn't getting any better, according to SheKnows Soaps. He gets awful news about Chelsea (Melissa Claire Egan) in the wake of her New Year's Eve collapse. Although he feels guilty about causing her brain injury by cutting off the power at Chancellor Communications, look for him to try and lay the blame for Chelsea's stroke at Billy's (Jason Thompson) feet. Chelsea faces a life-changing situation after a stroke leaves her right side paralyzed.
Victor Comes To The Rescue
Fresh from his London vacation with Nikki (Melody Thomas Scott), Victor (Eric Braeden) finds himself helping out his youngest son, Adam. Although he tried to give up his claim to the Newman name, in the wake of Chelsea's devastating diagnosis, Adam finds himself needing all the power that comes with his family connections. He reluctantly calls Victor for help, and The Mustache rides to the rescue. Expect Victor to ensure that Adam gets access to Chelsea even though the couple isn't married, and he will likely find a world-renowned specialist to help her regain her mobility after the stroke.
Phyllis Is Her Own Worst Enemy
It's no surprise to anyone that Phyllis (Michelle Stafford) is her own worst enemy. She ramps up things in a new battle with Victoria (Amelia Heinle). The fact that Nick (Joshua Morrow) had to bail her out with his sister still stings for the redhead. Now Kevin (Greg Rikaart) has given her some ammunition to use against Victoria, and Phyllis will not hesitate to make her enemy's life a living hell. Sure, she and Nick briefly talk about marriage, but Phyllis is hellbent on revenge when it comes to Nick's older sister.
Lily Suffers Doubts About Billy
Although it's very likely too late, Lily (Christel Khalil) worries that mixing business with pleasure when it comes to her partner Billy (Jason Thompson) was a bad idea. Sure, they had a lovely holiday together, and the chemistry is still there, but something happens that makes Lily question everything.
Elena And Nate Take Things To The Next Level
Sparks finally fly between Elena (Brytni Sarpy) and Nate (Sean Dominic). She'd held him at arm's length for several weeks after convincing him not to leave Genoa City. It could be that Elena is ready to get closer to Nate when she realizes that Devon (Bryton James) and Amanda (Mishael Morgan) are building a strong connection. Elena still seems uncertain about who or what she truly wants.


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function ps = msspoly2sdpvar(xm,xs,pm)

% SPOT to YALMIP converter
% flips an msspoly polynomial, pm, which depends on variables xm, and
% outputs the sdpvar polynomial, ps, in terms of the sdpvars xp.

typecheck(xm,'msspoly');
typecheck(xs,'sdpvar');
typecheck(pm,'msspoly');

[x,p,M] = decomp(pm);
% decomp places the variables in a different order.
% we must sort xs to match this order.
[~,xn]  = isfree(x);  % extract ids of x.
[~,xmn] = isfree(xm); % extract ids of xm.
perm = mss_match(xmn,xn); % compute permutation.
xs = xs(perm);

% want to use this (from decomp), but yalmip doesn't have prod(x,dim):
%ps=reshape(M*prod(repmat(xs',size(p,1),1).^p,2),size(pm));

% here is the unrolled version
ps=ones(size(p,1),1);
for i=1:size(p,2)
  ps = ps.*(repmat(xs(i,:)',size(p,1),1).^p(:,i));
end
ps = reshape(M*ps,size(pm));


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ingr > English edition > National Herald's Diamataris takes over as deputy foreign minister for Greeks abroad
National Herald's Diamataris takes over as deputy foreign minister for Greeks abroad
Diamataris said he will do whatever possible to further strengthen relations between Greece and expatriate Greeks, whom he has served as an owner and publisher of the National Herald newspaper in the United States.
Newly appointed Deputy Foreign Minister for Overseas Greeks Antonis Diamataris said he will do whatever possible to further strengthen relations between Greece and expatriate Greeks, whom he has served as an owner and publisher of the National Herald newspaper in the United States.
In the handover from former Minister Terens Quick, Diamataris said, «I served the Greeks of America for 40 full years from the position of publisher and manager of the National Herald, a daily paper founded in 1915,» and noted he had focused on conveying information to Greeks abroad so they could retain their national identity.
He also recognized Quick's efforts to connect Greeks abroad with Greece, to which the former minister responded that as a journalist Diamataris «has the pulse of the people and knows Greeks abroad and in the US in particular better than anyone else.»
Reviewing his tenure, Quick said that in 2 years and 8 months he tried to visit the Greek diaspora in the world. «There were Greek communities that saw a minister from their Greek homeland visit them for the first time, or a government representative for the first time in 48 years,» the former minister said, «especially in Sub-Saharan countries, where Greeks are very dynamic in business acumen if not in numbers, and where we are beginning to build again bilateral diplomatic and political relations.»
He also noted he never involved party politics in his visits and he presented Diamataris with the draft bill for a new Council of Greeks Abroad, which includes «two significant parameters, its self-organiation and its self-funding.»
DEPUTY FOREIGN MINISTER FOR GREEKS ABROAD
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UK Ag Economists Offer Information to Farmers Dealing With Financial Challenges
By Katie Pratt May 7, 2019
A farm scene in Kentucky. Photo by Katie Pratt.
LEXINGTON, Ky. (May 7, 2019) — University of Kentucky agricultural economists are offering information for producers dealing with financial pressures after several years of downturn in the industry.
"Since farmers make up only 2 percent of the population, it can be easy to overlook the struggles that many farmers are currently facing regarding tight profit margins, cash-flow issues and potentially declining net worth," said Jonathan Shepherd, extension farm management specialist in the UK Department of Agricultural Economics. "These resources will give farmers things to consider if exiting or scaling down their operation size is in their best interest under the current agricultural economic downturn."
A link to their resource guide is available on the UK agricultural economics website at http://agecon.ca.uky.edu. The guide offers a wealth of information for producers and others who support the agricultural industry, including lenders, extension agents and family members. This information can help individuals find ways to work through the challenging economic climate or potentially consider an exit from the industry.
"Our goal was to compile a set of resources for agricultural producers as they consider their options and look to improve their financial situations," said Kenny Burdine, extension agricultural economist in the UK College of Agriculture, Food and Environment.
The guide includes definitions and examples of ways producers and their lenders can assess the financial health of an agricultural enterprise. It also includes ideas to generate additional revenue as well as tax implications for discontinuing a farming operation.
"Luckily, there are numerous resources available to farmers to aid in developing financial statements and key financial performance measures," said Jordan Shockley, UK extension agricultural economist. "Producers should remember that a lender is one of their resources. Keeping open communication with a lender can help producers track their financial performance measures and identify any trends that may indicate future financial stress."
In addition to offering finance information, the team of economists worked with Deborah Reed, UK agricultural health nurse, to include resources for producers and families facing stress related to their financial situations.
"A difficult farm financial situation can create stress and mental health concerns for the farm family," said Alison Davis, UK extension agricultural economist. "The University of Kentucky and its partners are preparing communities of practice to help farmers who are facing challenging times."
Additional resource guide contributors include agricultural economists Todd Davis, Greg Halich, Steve Isaacs, Jerry Pierce and Sarah Bowker, communications director for the Community and Economic Development Initiative of Kentucky.
The University of Kentucky is increasingly the first choice for students, faculty and staff to pursue their passions and their professional goals. In the last two years, Forbes has named UK among the best employers for diversity and INSIGHT into Diversity recognized us as a Diversity Champion two years running. UK is ranked among the top 30 campuses in the nation for LGBTQ* inclusion and safety. The Chronicle of Higher Education judged us a "Great College to Work for," and UK is among only 22 universities in the country on Forbes' list of "America's Best Employers." We are ranked among the top 10 percent of public institutions for research expenditures — a tangible symbol of our breadth and depth as a university focused on discovery that changes lives and communities. And our patients know and appreciate the fact that UK HealthCare has been named the state's top hospital for three straight years. Accolades and honors are great. But they are more important for what they represent: the idea that creating a community of belonging and commitment to excellence is how we honor our mission to be not simply the University of Kentucky, but the University for Kentucky.
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Q: mixture of recursive and loop So I have a recursion problem.
Write a program that will predict the size of a population of organisms. The program should ask for the starting number of organisms, their average daily population increase (as a percentage), and the number of days they will multiply.
For example, a population might begin with two organisms, have an average daily increase of 50 percent, and will be allowed to multiply for seven days. The program should use a loop to display the size of the population for each day.
Input Validation:

*

*Do not accept a number less than 2 for the starting size of the population.

*Do not accept a negative number for average daily population increase.

*Do not accept a number less than 1 for the number of days they will multiply.

*Make sure your program uses a recursive method instead of a loop to calculate the number of organisms.

*Please document pre and post conditions at the beginning of any method you are completing. If none exists then state none for each.

We have to write a displayPopulation method which will display the population size of each day. Then, we have to write the recursive method to calculate the size and then we have the main for input validation.
Now, I have the main and the recursive method. What I can't figure out is how to make a loop display the size each day?
Following is my recursive method:
private static double showPopulation(int dayNum, int days, double organisms, double dailyIncrease){

  if(dayNum==days)
      return organisms;
   else

        return showPopulation(dayNum+1, days, organisms + organisms*(dailyIncrease/100), dailyIncrease);
}

I know this will give me the size of all days combined. I don't know how to store each value and make it print in a loop in a different method.I am really lost. I need some help I would appreciate it.

A: write a method inside any for or while loop and call this method passing the value expected by method. and print the result.
Note- I am not writing the code as that should be done by you.first you try and write code and then also if you are got getting any output ,then we can check your code and will try to correct it.

A: private static double showPopulation(int dayNum, int days, double organisms, double dailyIncrease){
    if(dayNum==days)
        return organisms;
    else{
        //put your print statement here  population in `days` is  `organisms`
        return showPopulation(dayNum+1, days, organisms + organisms*(dailyIncrease/100),            dailyIncrease);
    }

}

A: private static double showPopulation(int dayNum, int days, double organisms, double dailyIncrease)
{
     if(dayNum==days)
          return organisms;
       else
    {
        System.out.println("Population for day"+(dayNum+1)+" is "+(organisms+organisms*(dailyIncrease/100)));
        return showPopulation(dayNum+1, days, organisms + organisms*(dailyIncrease/100), dailyIncrease);
    }

    }
}

A: private static double PrintPopulation(int numDays, int days,
        double organism, double increase) {
    if (numDays == days)
        return organism;
    else {
        double recentPopulation = organism + (organism * increase / 100);
        System.out.println("Population for day:" + numDays + " is: "
                + recentPopulation);
        return PrintPopulation(numDays + 1, days, recentPopulation,
                increase);
    }

}

This should solve your issue.
days is the total number of days

A: Your current program returns organisms on a given day. If you want organisms from 1 to nth day then you can use a for loop as below :
double[] organismsArr = new double[days];
for(int i=1;i<=days;i++)
organisms[i-1] = showPopulation(i, days, organisms + organisms*(dailyIncrease/100), dailyIncrease);


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.Everyone knows Rolex made these Tudors because the case back is engraved "ORIGINAL OYSTER CASE BY ROLEX GENEVA" and the crown is a Rolex signed Triplock crown. You're buying a rarer Submariner, believe it or not, when you buy a vintage Tudor Submariner!
Steel case is 40mm diameter and is mint+. Original untouched Meters-First black dial is mint with date at 3 o'clock and with original hands. Original plastic top-hat crystal. Movement is the venerable ETA 2824-2 automatic winding caliber, which has quick-set date. Bracelet is folded link Oyster with flip-lock clasp.
Watch is accompanied by Tudor box and original papers.


I went to Chick-fil-A for some lunch in St. Petersburg, FL and received some remarkable customer service while there. This is not the first time I have received good service at Chick-fil-A as this is part of their Unique Selling Purpose (USP). The drive through attendant was curteous, kind, used my name, had my order correct and told me what a pleasure it was to service me.
Why don't other "restaurants" offer this type of service? My drinks were marked properly so I knew which drink was Dr. Pepper and which was Coke and my fries were not just thrown in the bag. And get this, my order was correct! What a concept. They even had napkins in the bag for me and handed me hand wipes with my order. the crew was all working with respect to each other and smiles while they completed the service for the lunch time rush.
The training this crew received has paid off. They are accomplishing great things in my opinion. I had a great, efficient experience at my last visit and wanted others to know. Great Customer Service experience pays off and has great benefits for both the company and the customer. Try it you may like the results.
I recently heard this idea from Daniel Coyle, author of "The Talent Code" and it sounded interesting.
Think about that idea of "Embracing Crazy". To me it sounds like throwing out any barriers that get in the way of accomplishing goals, desires etc. Sometimes we need to think crazily to get a different idea that will take off and spark new products, processes or services. The Wright brothers "Embraced Crazy" and look what that did.
How are you Embracing Crazy to achieve greatness? Will you talk to that customer, person of interest or spouse about something your not sure of or do do something with? Will you try a different item at your next meal? Why not be "Crazy" and enjoy life instead of complaining or griping.
Let's "embrace Crazy" together and if you need an Encouraging Positive Perspective to achieve greatness, I would love to be Crazy to help encourage your group.
I have heard heard the word JUST a lot lately. "If I could just get …", If they would just…" If he would just..", If she would just…" You fill in any other details you like. Why are we saying this?
Are we limiting what we are capable of surpassing? "If I can just be on time.." this statement gives us an out to be on time. An out to have the discipline to leave a bit earlier or get up earlier to be on time. "If I could just make some more money." Seems to be an "excuse" for people not to try and increase their money making potential whether that is getting off the couch, reading and learning more or taking steps to get a job done.
"Just be Happy".. Why settle for happy when we can have ecstatic and exuberance knowing that we have received another breath and another opportunity to live life. We can be happy if we choose no matter what happens.
Let's not "JUST" do anything, Let's DO anything and everything we can to have a great fulfilling life.
Since the 2012 Election is now over, perhaps we can get back to "Normal". Or Can We? We see all kinds of responses to the election results and days and days of analysis about what coulda, ould, shoulda. Why? What do we have now? We have another day if we are lucky enough and an opportunity to build our success no matter what the election results were. We do not have to follow the stock market issues and go down and wallow is our sorrow or celebrate in our happiness. What are we doing to improve our world? It is not the job of our President alone. We live in the United States as well and have an obligation to make our world a great place.
I received this item from Denis Waitley recently and thought it applies well to the situation.
Let's think and act to be better people that help one another and help our communities, which will help our world. Get educated by reading books, paying attention in class at meetings etc.
America is a great place and each of our live can be a great life. We set that direction. TAKE ACTION to Achieve Greatness.