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Topic of personal space and its changing landscape surfaces amid Biden accusations
Issue of personal space and its changing landscape surface amid Biden accusations
By: Kumasi Aaron
Former Vice President Joe Biden issued spoke out publicly, as more women came forward, claiming interactions with him made them uncomfortable.
In his career, Biden says he's always tried to make a human connection.
"I shake hands. I hug people. I grab men and women by the shoulders and say, 'You can do this,'" he said.
However, the former vice president acknowledged social norms have begun to change and personal boundaries have been reset.
"And I get it. I get it. I hear what they're saying, I understand it, and I'll be much more mindful," Biden expressed. "That's my responsibility. My responsibility and I'll meet it."
Dr. Bud Bilanich, with the University of Denver, says in the late 60s and early 70s, when Biden started his career, the landscape was much different.
According to TheSpruce.com, average comfort levels of personal space distance in the U.S. are approximately:
0 to 20 inches for intimate couples
1 1/2 feet to 3 feet for good friends and family members
Approximately 3 feet to 10 feet for casual acquaintances and coworkers
More than 4 feet for strangers
More than 12 feet for speaking to a large group.
Biden promised to be more respectful of people's personal space.
"The idea that I can't adjust to the fact that personal space is important, more important than it's ever been, is just not thinkable. I will, I will," Biden promised.


Our Full day Bovec rafting tour is a perfect combination of beautiful scenery and whitewater adventure. We start our whitewater rafting tour on the romantic upper Soca at Golobar, which section is a perfect getaway, has playful rapids, splashy whitewater and time for relaxing floating. You can see the 3rd gorge of the Soca, hidden side creeks with pure water, narrow parts of the river with hanging bridges, a 106 m high waterfall (Boka waterfall) and a great scenery of the surrounded mountains.
The second part of our full day Bovec rafting tour goes on the most challenging whitewater rafting section of the Soca river, through a scenic gorge filled with white boulder garden and splashy class II-III whitewater. We would like to spend our time with surfing in the waves, jumping from bigger and smaller rocks, enjoying the slides on the bottom of our raft. In the end of the trip you can try swimming in an easy rapid, to feel how powerful can be whitewater rivers.
Let's meet at the Soca Rider Office which you can find 10 m-s from the main square of Bovec, to begin your One day Bovec rafting tour on Soca River.
After we take a quick, 10 minutes drive to the put-in place with the Soca Rider's van. We change next to Soca river, and after the safety talk nothing left, just enjoy your rafting tour with us!
Around mid day we stop for a lunch break, to relax a bit and eat something before we start the most challenging part of Soca, please note that the price doesn't include the meal.
We finish our whitewater trip at the parking place, where the Soca Rider van is waiting for us, so you can change immediately, and we have a short drive back to Bovec!
Full day river rafting tour. The Soca rafting is so much fun! The crew goes a lond way to make it even more thrilling than it is and we had the time of our lives.
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Terumo BCT Opens First Regional Office in Sub-Saharan Africa
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Goal: Advocate for an Adequate, Safe and Sustainable Blood Supply
Nairobi, Kenya – 7 February 2019 – Terumo BCT, a global leader in blood component, therapeutic apheresis and cell therapy technologies, has expanded its footprint into sub-Saharan Africa. The company's regional office in Nairobi will support better general healthcare by advocating for access to an adequate, safe and sustainable blood supply. The company will provide training and education to transfusion medicine professionals, innovative technologies to maximize blood donations and improve treatment options, and a local support infrastructure to build sustainable solutions in the region.
The World Health Organization (WHO) states that the amount of blood required to sustain an adequate level of health should be 10 units per 1,000 people or 1 percent of the population. This means a country with Kenya's population size would require approximately 450,000 units of blood to be collected annually. Last year, the Kenya National Blood Transfusion Service (KNBTS) collected a total of 164,275 units of blood, about 91 percent of the annual target of 180,000 units. Every 10 minutes, about seven Kenyans need blood and are at risk of dying if it is not available, according to KNBTS. For Kenya to claim blood sufficiency, it needs at least 1 percent of the 45 million Kenyans to donate blood annually to equate 450,000 units of blood.
Together with stakeholders such as the KNBTS, Terumo BCT aims to address this shortage with the deployment of a donor management and retention program. The intent is to encourage first-time donors to transition to regular voluntary non-remunerated blood donations and establish a stable donor pool.
Focused on Improving Healthcare
"The decision to establish a presence in Nairobi is fueled by our mission to Contribute to Society through Healthcare. Success of healthcare systems can only be achieved through a collaborative and sustainable approach. Opening an office in Nairobi enables us to work closely with our partners to contribute to locally supported initiatives, such as a donor management program."
Hiroshi Nagumo, Senior Vice President, Blood Center Solutions, Terumo BCT
Terumo BCT believes that by collaborating to implement a donor management and retention program, it can help unleash human capital in terms of people and knowledge. Nagumo added, "We believe that as more people are exposed to and understanding the overall health benefits coming from an adequate, safe and sustainable blood supply, we will help build the capacity of communities to encourage and establish repeat blood donations."
In the future, when there is an established pool of repeat blood donors, the company plans to shift its focus to the benefits of apheresis donations, which can provide therapeutic doses of platelets needed for the treatment of cancer patients.
Terumo BCT is working to align its ongoing education program to support the KNBTS strategy of reaching its donor management targets. Two donor management trainings have been completed with nearly 50 participants from the KNBTS and the general community, the first in November 2018 and the second completed today in conjunction with the official opening. Earlier in 2018, a training was held focused on platelet apheresis and attended by physicians, clinicians and blood bank experts. Future programs will include content on blood safety solutions such as pathogen reduction technology and leukoreduction of blood and blood components.
"We at the KNBTS are committed to ensuring a safe and adequate blood supply for the citizens of Kenya. We welcome the collaboration with Terumo BCT that will help us achieve this goal. Our team have already started to implement some of the ideas from the first training given in November 2018. We encourage more public-private partnerships like this to help steer the health sector and ensure that Kenyans are able to access better healthcare."
Dr. Josephine Githaiga, Chief Executive Officer, KNBTS
In addition to the education programs, Terumo BCT offers customers a unique combination of technologies. Its Blood Center Solutions segment has the depth and breadth of technology, software and expertise to help add each blood donation to a ready supply of safe transfusable blood with maximum efficiency. Terumo BCT's Therapeutic Systems segment provides solutions to advance apheresis through innovative exchange therapies using centrifugal technologies. One example is red blood cell exchange using the Spectra Optia® Apheresis System for sickle cell disease patients. Finally, the Cellular Therapy Technologies and Autologous Biologics segments help clinicians harness the biologic potential of a patient's own cells.
These programs are initially focused toward Kenya but can be expanded in the future to other countries in sub-Saharan Africa.
1Dhingra, N. Estimate Blood Requirements – Search for a Global Standard, Management of Blood Transfusion Services. World Health Organization. Accessed January 25, 2019.
About Terumo BCT
Terumo BCT, a global leader in blood component, therapeutic apheresis and cell therapy technologies, is the only company with the unique combination of apheresis collections, manual and automated whole blood processing, and pathogen reduction technologies. We believe in the potential of blood to do even more for patients than it does today. This belief inspires our innovation and strengthens our collaboration with customers.
About KNBTS
The Kenya National Blood Transfusion Service (KNBTS) was established in the year 2000 in the Ministry of Health. Its mission is to provide safe blood for all in an equitable, efficient and effective manner towards improved human health and quality of line in Kenya. Its mandate is to collect, test, and process and distribute blood and blood products to all transfusing hospitals in Kenya. KNBTS has six Regional Blood Transfusion Centres (RBTCs) namely Nairobi, Embu, Nakuru, Eldoret, Kisumu and Mombasa and 14 satellite centers located in Machakos, Kisii, Voi, Meru, Naivasha, Kakamega, Kericho, Nyeri, Garissa, Malindi, Thika, Lodwar, Bungoma and Kitale.
Photo Caption: Sanya Alpha Kennedy, the highest blood donor in Kenya (89 times), narrates his story at a press conference for the launch of Terumo BCT offices in Nairobi, Kenya that will serve sub-Saharan Africa. Dr. Josephine Githaiga, Chief Executive Officer, Kenya National Blood Transfusion Services, and Hiroshi Nagumo, Senior Vice President, Blood Center Solutions, Terumo BCT listen. Terumo BCT is advocating for adequate, safe and sustainable blood supply in partnership with the Kenya National Blood Transfusion Services.

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Focus on Physics
Emphasizing Physics Concepts with Cartoons
The Science Teacher—November/December 2019
The Science Teacher—November/December 2019 (Volume 87, Issue 4)
By Paul G. Hewitt
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Cartoons often convey ideas more quickly and effectively than the written word alone. We're all familiar with political cartoons that can capture the essence of a long discussion; the same can be true with the concepts of physics. This article presents some of the cartoons I've created for future editions of my textbooks, shown here first.
Course coverage
As physics teachers we must sort through a vast amount of material to teach the essentials of physics. Thoroughly covering all topics isn't possible. Hurrying to attempt to do so often ends with catastrophic results. In my view, once a manageable number of topics has been selected, it's important that an introductory physics course presents the central laws of physics as the study of nature's rules.
Nature's rules
The laws of physics and nature's physical rules can be viewed as one and the same. Our mascot Manny Mouse illustrates this unity with the equilibrium rule in Figure 2, which is an application of Newton's first law of motion. It's a remarkable rule, stating that all the forces acting on anything at rest (or moving uniformly) cancel to zero. This rule of nature is central to all structures—bridges, skyscrapers, and even the trees in our forests.
A course in physics can highlight two essentials. The first is to show how concepts connect. Such connections are guided by equations that are best read for meaning long before being used to solve numerical problems. The second is distinguishing between closely related concepts. This occurs early in most physics courses with the distinction between speed and acceleration, which Suzie Sailor summarizes in Figure 3.
Another important distinction is between mass and weight. Mass has to do with inertia of stuff—its resistance to acceleration (Figure 4). Weight has to do with the gravitational pull on stuff.
The most central rule
Newton's second law is central to all motion (Figure 5). Centuries ago, Galileo defined acceleration as a = ∆v/∆t. That's what acceleration is. Newton told us how it comes to be: a = F/m. Newton's second law of motion was the primary law responsible for putting a man on the Moon in 1969.
The question most frequently missed in a physics course involves the acceleration of a vertically projected ball at the top of its path (Figure 6).
The most common answer is zero, which is incorrect largely due to the common confusion between velocity and acceleration. Velocity at the top is certainly zero—for a moment. But does this mean the rate of change of velocity is also zero? Certainly not. The force due to gravity (mg) that slowed the ball still acts on the ball. Likewise, its mass remains the same. And what is the ratio of force to mass? Isn't that acceleration as per Newton's second law? Guiding thinking, we see that a = F/m = mg/m = g.
The misunderstood rule
Newton's third law, the law of action-reaction, is the most misunderstood of his three laws of motion (Figure 7).
A key idea in the third law is that the forces involved are simultaneous. An action today followed by some reaction tomorrow is therefore not governed by the third law. Newton's third law applies only to pairs of forces that occur simultaneously. If action is a force exerted by body A on body B, then reaction is body B simultaneously exerting an equal and opposite force on body A. Quite interestingly, you cannot exert a force on something unless that something simultaneously exerts an equal and opposite force on you. That's a central law of nature. Hence you cannot touch without being touched, as author and wife illustrate (Figure 8).
Impulse and momentum
Newton dealt with momentum in his writings, for the concept of energy was vague in his time. In fact, the law of conservation of energy followed Newton by more than a century. His phrasing of his second law was in terms of momentum, the vector quantity mv. A rearrangement of Manny Mouse's statement in Figure 5 can be expressed as what we now call the impulse-momentum relationship (Figure 9).
When you push on something you exert a force. How much momentum changes depends on the impulse—the force multiplied by the duration of the push. The impulse F∆t exerted on a body of mass m proportionally changes its momentum mv.
A basic difference between momentum and energy is that momentum is a vector quantity and energy is not. Momentum, not energy, can be cancelled in interactions. You may be able to cancel the momenta of exploding firecrackers tossed into an enclosure, but never their energies.
A close cousin to impulse, but an entirely different concept, is work, the action of a force exerted on a body over a distance d; W = F∆d. Impulse and work are another pair of concepts that are often confused. Distinguishing between them is important. Impulse, I = F∆t is entirely different from work. When we consider the effect of a force exerted on something over a distance, we're talking about work (Figure 11). The work done on an object can change its kinetic energy.
All the equations of physics are guides to clear thinking, and both the concepts of impulse-momentum and work-energy are widely used by students in solving mechanics problems. Both are also physics prisms to view situations where changes in motion occur.
Central to all science is the conservation of energy (Figure 12).
Rotational motion is often a topic excluded from a physics course when the goal is wide coverage, getting to rainbows and beyond. The essence of circular motion, however, is a simple one: relating tangential velocity v to angular velocity ω.
To avoid getting bogged down with radian measurement of angles, the equation v = rω can be expressed as the proportion, v ~ rω. The proportion form allows angular velocity to be expressed in familiar rpms, revolutions per minute (Figure 13).
In all areas of study, being able to explain what you've learned is paramount (Figure 14).
In our spacefaring age, Newton's law of gravity is quite relevant (Figure 15).
Gravity is the force that both holds us to the ground and holds satellites in orbit around Earth. For satellite motion, it's important to stress the symbol r, denoting the distance from a center of gravitational force. Those who think that the International Space Station (ISS) is in a gravity-free zone, zero-g, are challenged when confronted with the small difference in r at Earth's surface and in satellite territory. The ISS experiences some 93 percent of the force of gravity on Earth's surface (which keeps it from flying off into space in a straight-line path). Equations guide good thinking (Figure 16).
We conclude with a cartoon that nicely illustrates an idea that applies generally, especially in this time of a changing world climate.
Next month's Focus on Physics will extend cartoons to physics topics beyond mechanics.
See complementary student tutorial screencasts on www.HewittDrewIt.com, and on www.ConceptualAcademy.com.
Paul G. Hewitt (pghewitt@aol.com) is the author of Conceptual Physics, 12th edition; Conceptual Physical Science, 6th edition, coauthored with daughter Leslie Hewitt and nephew John Suchocki; and Conceptual Integrated Science, new 3rd edition, with coauthors Suzanne Lyons, John Suchocki, and Jennifer Yeh.
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Will the Cost of Health Insurance Eventually Eat Up Your Entire Paycheck? Study Says Yes.
Here's a depressing thought, at least for those of us who occasionally get sick or injured, or take prescription medicine, and who own fewer than three mansions: If current trends continue, the cost of health insurance for a typical American household will eat up all of its paycheck(s), and then some, by 2033.
Let me just repeat that: If you're a typical American, the cost of health insurance will be greater than all the money you earn.
From 2000 to 2009, the average annual increase in insurance premiums was 8.0%; household incomes rose an average of 2.1%.
If health insurance premiums and national wages continue to grow at recent rates and the US health system makes no major structural changes, the average cost of a family health insurance premium will equal 50% of the household income by the year 2021, and surpass the average household income by the year 2033.
If out-of-pocket costs are added to the premium costs, the 50% threshold is crossed by 2018 and exceeds household income by 2030.
Wasn't the Affordable Care Act – so-called "Obamacare" – supposed to drive down costs, or at least to drive down the rate of increase in these costs? Yes. If Obamacare indeed delivers on these promised savings, Young and DeVoe calculate, we'll gain a little bit of breathing space: The cost of health insurance won't top median family income until 2037 instead of 2033.
Yeah, that's not really all that comforting.
But hey, it could be worse. In fact, when DeVoe and colleagues originally ran the numbers back in 2005 for an earlier study, they came to an even more dire conclusion – that the cost of health insurance would outstrip the typical family paycheck as early as 2025. What changed? The economic downturn put a bit of a damper on health care costs, slowing down their rate of increase.
Researchers equipped 26,000 previously uninsured Richmond, Va. residents with health care plans and tracked them between 2006 and 2007.
In the end, they found the participants cut health care costs by 50 percent with fewer emergency room visits and more access to preventative health care.
Young and DeVoe's projections do not take into account the most recent year of health spending data, which showed health-care costs growing at the same pace as the rest of the economy, not faster. There's a lot of debate over whether that slowdown is the start of a long-term trend, or a short-term side effect of the recession.
But even if overall health-care costs are growing slower, that doesn't necessarily translate to lower insurance premiums: In recent years, employers have shifted an increasing chunk of health insurance bills to their employees.
In conclusion, reading about the future costs of health insurance is probably bad for your health.


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5 Best Ice Cream Places in Washington, DC
28 June, 2016 | by Iris A | No Comments
Summer has officially started and the temperature has been heating up here in the Washington, DC metro. I find myself constantly craving something cold and refreshing whenever I'm serving as tour guide or being a tourist in my own city. With that in mind, I want to share with locals and visitors to our nation's capital alike the 5 best ice cream places in Washington DC so far that I've discovered. You're welcome!
Ice Cream Jubilee
5 Best Ice Cream Places in Washington DC
During the dog days of summer, it's almost impossible not to stop by Ice Cream Jubilee, especially after a ballgame at Nationals Ballpark. This relative newcomer to the District's dessert scene is barely two years old, yet it's already made its case as the one of the 5 best ice cream places in Washington DC. Owner Victoria Lai, a former government lawyer, likes to mix ingredients that will sometimes have surprising results, much like a story with a twist. Take mango habanero, for example, one of its seasonal summer flavors. The tropical fruit, sweet and smooth to the taste, is suddenly infused with a spicy kick you'd never expect from a cold treat. If you're more of a traditionalist however, there's always chocolate and bold vanilla.
Ice Cream Jubilee is located at 301 Water Street SE, Washington, D.C.
It's not surprising to hear that Pennsylvania-based Trickling Springs Creamery is almost on every critic's 5 best ice cream places in Washington DC list. What makes their ice cream particularly worth the calories is that they are prepared in small batches and made using milk from their own farm located in the heart of Amish country. Also, every ingredient is fresh and free of additives giving it a robust flavor that stays in your taste buds even after you've done damage to your ice cream cone. The location at the District's leading food incubator, Union Market, has both scoop serving and pint-size flavors just in case you wanted to take some home.
Trickling Springs Creamery is located in Union Market at 1309 5th NE, Washington, D.C.
Dolcezza Summer Flavor
Arguably the District's most famous ice cream parlor is Dolcezza, which opened over a decade ago and now has a factory location in Washington, DC, and several shops within the National Capital Region. It serves old-fashioned style gelato with a South American twist (the idea was crafted in Buenos Aires) and is made from fresh ingredients provided by local farms and suppliers. Some of the summer flavors feature a variety of seasonal fruits such as strawberries, plums, and nectarines. Try a scoop or two in a cone or if you're looking for something easier to eat, try one of the gelato push pops. In addition to the delicious ice cream, Dolcezza also serves excellent coffee.
Dolcezza has seven locations in D.C. with the original one located at 1560 Wisconsin Ave, NW, in Georgetown.
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Mr. Yogato
If you happen to be in search of a refreshing, yet almost guilt free cold treat, head towards Dupont Circle and look for Mr. Yogato. This frozen yogurt spot claims to be the "funnest yogurt experience you'll ever have" and after trying it myself, I couldn't help but agree. There are board games available for tables to use as well as a variety of Super Nintendo games including the original Super Mario. There are also a number of challenges posted on the wall for customers to try. The reward? You'll get discounts on your cups of yogurt or a free cup itself. Customers can choose from four different flavors including the original and tangy version, plus dozens of toppings to choose from.
Mr. Yogato is located at 1515 17th St NW, Washington, D.C.
Dairy Godmother Popsicles
The Dairy Godmother
The charming neighborhood of Del Rey in Alexandria has a number of locally owned shops and one of them is Washingtonians' go to place for frozen custard. The Dairy Godmother, often voted as one of the 5 best ice cream places in Washington DC, serves the famous Wisconsin-style frozen custard, made with eggs, cream and sugar. Visitors can choose from classic vanilla and chocolate flavors or opt for the flavor of the day. It also has a handful selection of sorbets and refreshing popsicles perfect for those who prefer to have a dairy free treat.
The Dairy Godmother is located at 2310 Mt. Vernon Ave, Alexandria, VA.
Have you visited any of these ice cream shops during your stay in Washington, D.C.? Let us know what you think.
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Opens The Fern Kadamba Hotel and Spa in Panjim
Concept Hospitality under its brand The Fern Hotels & Resorts has announced the launch of The Fern Kadamba, Hotel and SPA, Goa. Located on Panjim – Old Goa bypass road on Kadamba Plateau, Old Goa, and the hotel is in close proximity to major industrial and business areas. This is the third Concept Hospitality property in the state.
The Fern Kadamba, Hotel and SPA, Goa with 48 rooms reflects the unique and proud heritage of the Goa with strong, bright tones and art across the hotel. With two restaurants, a lavish bar, four meeting venues and latest facilities and amenities, the hotel is ideally suited for business and leisure travelers.
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CIA agent Sam Hudson has been hunting Konstantin, a Russian deep cover operative responsible for numerous murders on US and UK soil, for years - and he finally thinks he's picked up his trail in Geneva. But just as Sam is about to get vital intelligence, his source is ambushed, and he barely makes it out alive himself.
Back in the States, the higher-ups want him to drop his obsession with Konstantin, but Sam can't let a man who's killed so many slip away again. When a mysterious caller taunts him right before an attack in D.C., Sam realizes Konstantin has followed him to the US, and now it's personal. Teaming up with fellow CIA agent Emily Pierce, he sets out to find the ruthless killer. But every way he turns there are obstacles, and he begins to wonder if Konstantin has someone helping him on the inside.
With enemies potentially hiding in plain sight and the Russian threat looming ever larger, Sam must use all his training and nerve to find out what Konstantin is planning and bring him down - before Konstantin brings down the nation's capital.
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The History of Lotteries
Lotteries have a long history, and have been a part of European culture for many centuries. In the 1500s, Francis I first introduced the idea to France. The lottery quickly became popular and enjoyed widespread appeal until the 17th century. When the French monarch Louis XIV won the top prizes in a drawing, he gave his winnings to the poor. After Louis XIV's death, the French government outlawed the lottery in 1836. However, the Loterie Nationale (National Lotterie) reopened after World War II.
First recorded signs of a lottery are keno slips from the Chinese Han Dynasty
The first recorded sign of a lottery is a keno slip from the Chinese Han Dynasty, which dates back to 205-187 BC. This ancient Chinese lottery was thought to have helped finance government projects. Modern lotto games are closely related to these ancient games.
Although the history of lottery games is mixed, the concept has been around since the earliest civilizations. Some countries have banned them, while others promote them. Some of the earliest lottery signs can be found in the Chinese Book of Songs.
First state lotteries in the United States
Lotteries have a rich history in America. In the early days of colonial America, they played an important role in funding public projects. The first lottery in 1612 raised 29,000 pounds for the Virginia Company. In the 18th century, lotteries financed the construction of schools and wharves. George Washington even sponsored a lottery to build a road across the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Lotteries are popular in many states. In New Hampshire, lottery participation is legal. New York followed suit in 1966. Then in 1970, New Jersey began its lottery. Since then, ten more states have established their own lotteries. In total, 37 states now operate their own lottery. While these states have their own unique characteristics and varying degrees of success, they have generally followed a similar pattern.
Origins of lotteries
Lotteries have been around for centuries. In the early days, Moses used a lottery to distribute land and slaves to his people. The game of lots was also used by the Roman emperors to distribute property. The proceeds of lotteries funded public works, wars, and government projects.
Lotteries were popular in the early United States and the British Isles, and they provided a valuable source of public finance. However, by the early 19th century, the popularity of lotteries had declined. The decline of the lottery in the early United States and the colonies is an example of how it may have been used for private profit.
Economics of lotteries
Lotteries are a valuable source of revenue for state and local governments. These programs help to raise money for public goods, such as education. In times of economic hardship, these programs can provide an effective alternative to raising taxes and cutting public programs. In addition, many state lotteries direct some of their proceeds to general funds. These funds can then be used to address budget shortfalls in key areas of the community. For example, some states use lottery funds to tackle water quality issues, protect native fish, and regulate septic pollution.
There are a variety of studies and policy models that study the economics of lotteries. One such study uses behavioral public economics to study optimal lottery policies. Other studies use simulations to determine the welfare effects of lottery policies.
Legal status of lotteries
Lotteries are games of chance where people can win prizes. These games are regulated by various laws. These laws vary from country to country, which makes it difficult to establish the legal status of lottery games. The first step is to create awareness about the lottery's status among the public. This can be done through the mass media.
Currently, there are 13 states in India where lotteries are legal. They include Kerala, Madhya Pradesh, Punjab, West Bengal, Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur, and others. However, there are many states where lottery games are not legal.
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Performing partnership: invited participation and older people's forums
Harrison, Elizabeth (2012) Performing partnership: invited participation and older people's forums. Human Organization, 71 (2). pp. 157-166. ISSN 0018-7259
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The related ideals of "partnership" and "participation" are dominant motifs framing public policy in both northern and southern contexts. However, they have been subject to considerable academic critique, particularly from anthropologists. This critique has both practical and theoretical dimensions, including those that draw on notions of governmentality to argue that participation and partnership reflect and are constitutive of relations of power. This paper uses ethnographic research with older people's forums in the United Kingdom to engage with and refine such debates. In examining an example of "invited participation," I consider how its performative aspects may contribute to a sense among those invited that the "partnership" is meaningless or even disempowering. However, rather than suggest a simple opposition between the inviters and the invited, I argue for a nuanced understanding of the ways in which people come to be "partners" in which identities and interests are shown to be flexible and fluid.
participation; partnership; governmentality; aging; United Kingdom
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Six Signs That You May Suffer From Dependent Personality Disorder
Being alone is can be incredibly scary for a lot of people. No one enjoys feeling lonely, but for some, that fear overtakes their lives. That fear can be a controlling force in their lives that causes them to become codependent on others. These people may be exhibiting symptoms of Dependent Personality Disorder.
Fear. Alone time is important, but many people fear the idea of ending up alone. For some, that fear consumes their lives and begins to affect their daily activities. It's something that can cause them to become codependent on others.
DPD. People who become overly dependent on others may be exhibiting symptoms of Dependent Personality Disorder (DPD). Anyone can experience this disorder, but it frequently shows up among young adults. It also affects both men and women equally.
Signs. Psychologist from ParentingPod.com Lauren Keegan explained to Bustle, "Do you know someone who jumps headfirst into a relationship after another ends? Or hates to be alone? They can't make decisions without their partner's input or is always putting themselves down? These are some of the signs of [DPD]."
Behavior. She continued, "In adults, DPD is a condition where someone has a long-lasting and excessive need to be taken care of by someone else–usually by a romantic partner, but it could also be a parent. It typically leads to submissive and clingy behavior and an intense fear of separation."So what are some of the more noticeable signs of DPD? Let's take a look.
Struggle Making Decisions. People with DPD have a difficult time making decisions. They will oftentimes need a lot of reassurance and input from others when trying to make any kind of decision. They will also often put their needs below those of others.
Struggle Standing Up for Themselves. People with DPD tend to struggle standing up for themselves. Dr Raichbach explained to Romper, "Dependent personality disorder usually stems from unhealthy relationships that developed early in life, most notably with parental figures." He continued, "Childhood neglect, abuse, and overprotective parenting have a big impact on an individual's self-esteem and self-confidence. A lack of faith in oneself, including their abilities and their decision-making, can cause that person to feel reliant on others."
Opening up to people can be difficult, but for those with DPD it's nearly impossible. They're terrified that opening up and being honest could cost them their relationship.
Keegan told Bustle, "They have difficulties expressing their true feelings for fear of disapproval or a breakdown in the relationship. For example, agreeing to do things that feel wrong to keep another person satisfied."
Can't Be Alone. This one may be pretty obvious but the feelings someone with DPD experiences when they're alone is pretty unbearable. They tend to be overwhelmed with feelings of helplessness and are incredibly vulnerable. When a relationship ends they will often move on quickly because their fears are too much for them.
Can't Be Alone. Crystal I Lee PsyD, a clinical psychologist, told Bustle, "A person with DPD jumps from relationship to relationship. They feel incredibly anxious and upset when they're not in a relationship. Not only do they feel unloved and abandoned, but they also feel lost because they don't have confidence in supporting themselves or making decisions for themselves."
Needy. People with DPD tend to come across as very needy. They require a lot of attention and are always worried when they're not getting enough, because they worry they've done something wrong. They require a lot of reassurance from those around them as well.
Obsessed with Unrealistic Fears. Many people with DPD tend to become obsessed with unrealistic fears. They become preoccupied with worry over being alone and in some cases it will begin to interfere with their everyday lives and how they function.
Now that you know what dependent personality disorder is, what can you do?
Self-Care. With a bit of time, patience and help from others people can overcome this disorder. In an email to Romper, Dr. Sal Raichbach PsyD, LCSW, of Ambrosia Treatment Center, wrote, "Self-care is an excellent tool for those with DPD because it not only helps with the anxiety component of DPD, but it's a way for the individual to gain a sense of independence and self-confidence."
Overcome. He continued, "Meditation, breathing exercises, and mindfulness are all self-care techniques that can help individuals overcome their anxiety and build a sense of self-realization."
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They never really got out of second gear, but Juventus are through to yet another Coppa Italia final.
Atalanta were superb for 70 minutes, pressing hard and at times making the defending champions look a bit daft in and out of possession.
And they should've led with Gianluigi Buffon went walkabout, only for Alejandro Gomez's lob to agonisingly strike the post from range.
Miralem Pjanic confidently stepped up to smash home the deciding penalty, which was a spot-kick even if it came against the run of play.
It's job done – without Higuain. Now our attention turns to Rome, where Lazio face AC Milan for the chance to play the Old Lady in the final. Kick-off there is at 7.45pm.
The quest for a fourth consecutive Coppa Italia title continues.
As good as Atalanta were in the first-half, it's difficult to remember a save that Buffon has had to make.
To be fair, the best chance for the visitors came when he'd decided to go walkabout 40 yards out his own net.
The seconds ticking away and Pjanic's penalty separates the sides.


Someone showed me CCMT brochure this time. It seemed unnecessarily complex but due to lack of coordination from non participating Institutes this might be the best they could do. Anyway for CSE, I'll try to demystify many things.
This happens after 3rd round on June 11 and NSR vacancy listing on July 4. What happens here is if a seat in any department becomes vacant, someone who is allotted seat FOR ANY PROGRAM in THAT INSTITUTE is given that seat in order of merit. In my opinion this is against overall merit and is a sick procedure. Anyway that is how it is and they have at least made this public. So, now candidates have to use more logic while seat filling. I'll try to give some inputs. There is a 3 week gap for internal sliding. During this time many research admission lists will be published starting from IISc., and at least 30 people would be moving away from NITs. Also this time PSU allotment might come around this time which can cause more sliding. So, if you have a preferred institute, do fill for ALL programs you are eligible there.
NSR round is less of a lottery as they publish the vacancy and allotment happens in order of merit. But due to internal sliding we can never know if any branch seat will get vacant. Usually the highest preferred program (say Computer Science) in a college, gets fully filled during Internal sliding and the following program (say Information Security) seats come for NSR round. But this round is not meant for poor general/OBC candidates as they have to pay Rs 42,200 for this.
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Hello,CCMT 1st round has been alloted.Now I have been allotted and want to set willingness as floating.Should I pay seat acceptance fee and report to RC by 25th May to set willingness? Or wait for 2nd round and then if get preferred college then pay seat acceptance fee and report to RC and set willingness?
I got confused from their flow chart.Please help,urgent.
Yes pay the fees. After that you'll be able to download the willingness declaration form.
I have reported to a RC for 1st round for CCMT 2017 and keep my choice floating.After 2nd round I have the same seat allotted as of the 1st round.Do I have to report to RC again or do nothing? As I have confused with their flowchart.


BUNCOMBE COUNTY, N.C. (CIRCA via WLOS) — It's been more than 17 years since the 9/11 attacks, but now, the money set aside for people with illnesses related to them is running out.
"They had no way of knowing how many people would develop tumors or cancers or some of the other problems that have arisen," said Buncombe County Emergency Services Director Jerry Vehaun.
Vehaun was on the front lines in New York following the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.
"What we do is provide temporary morgues and do body identification," said Vehaun.
He said it's something he will never forget.
Though Vehaun hasn't had any illnesses related to his time there, nearly 40,000 people have filed claims for the victim compensation fund, and 19,000 of those claims are still pending.
"Some of this stuff has taken 15 years or so to develop and become a real problem for these people," Vehaun said.
Nearly $5 billion in benefits have been awarded out of the $7.3 billion fund.
The problem is that fund officials estimate it will cost another $5 billion to pay the pending claims and claims expected to be submitted before the fund's 2020 deadline.
Without that funding, officials say, claims made by Feb. 1 would get paid 50 percent of their prior value, and claims made after that would be paid only 30 percent.
"I would hope that Congress would come back and fund more money to take care of the people who have had problems develop later on, not just immediately after 9/11," Vehaun said.
That's what some members of Congress are trying to do.
"I would hope they would do it fairly quickly, so it doesn't leave these people wondering if they are going to receive enough funds for themselves or their family members," Vehaun said.


Law enforcement agencies and first responders would do well to acclimate themselves to Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and other social media sites as additional tools in the emergency management toolbox. Such sites can provide crucial information during civil unrest, natural disasters and other disturbances. Gaining real-time information can make a tremendous improvement on response times and strategies, and rendering the necessary assistance.
In a tornado, for example, residents and businesses are using social media tools to share photos, videos and other information during and after the storms. Staff in emergency operations centers (EOCs) can use those same tools to gain accurate information and data from the scene even if from unofficial resources like the public. Real-time information gives public officials situational awareness that is very important to the decision-making process.
Social media technology has been used in business for some time now, but it is still new territory to law enforcement and emergency management personnel. It can't remain new for long.
Take a recent story in USA Today about gangs in Kansas using social media for recruiting and organizing members, and sharing information. Law enforcement needs to identify these organizations so they can stay abreast of developments. One way to do so is with social media analytics, which quickly analyzes social media content to find relevant patterns and information.
Social media analysis tools, such as sentiment analysis technology, also can be useful in cases where threats have been made against public figures and other people. For example, Jared Loughner, the man who shot Arizona Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords in January 2011, posted anti-government rants on social media sites before the assassination attempt. Law enforcement could use social media analysis and sentiment analysis to assess posts that make serious threats against life or property, with the goal of interdiction. The technology can analyze thousands of posts around certain keywords, such as "anti-government," in an effort to identify individuals who pose real threats, giving law enforcement valuable information in the prevention of criminal activity.
I am not advocating monitoring people's private information. For private social media content, police need to follow the legal process of preparing an affidavit containing probable cause, which is presented to a court. After a thorough review, a search warrant may be authorized by a judge. However, law enforcement or private security firms can monitor public content to help identify individuals who pose veritable threats. Doing so could help prevent or disrupt a violent act and/or provide evidence in a criminal case.
When activity reaches a certain overtly threatening level, such as the desire to "hunt down a judge," then the analysis technology can generate warnings to law enforcement analysts — even to Secret Service agents in the case of federal officials, or private security agencies in the case of executives, entertainers and actors. If a threshold is reached, the responsible agency must determine the validity and seriousness of threats before any action can be taken. A person could be suffering from mental illness, and law enforcement can secure help before the person crosses a criminal line. Does the person have a violent background? The official may be able to diffuse the situation by simply talking to them, and letting them know that someone is actually listening to them.
The goal in all of this should never be to stifle free speech, rather, it should be to disrupt violent actions before they occur and deliver emergency help as soon as possible. Social media analytics technology is available. It's now up to law enforcement and first responders to make the most of it.
Lieutenant Dale Peet is a 23-year veteran of the Michigan State Police and the retired commander of the Michigan Intelligence Operations Center, Michigan's largest and primary fusion center for homeland security. He now serves as Senior Industry Consultant at SAS. Peet can be reached at dale.peet@sas.com.


Grant Pass is among the greatest places in the American West for whitewater thrills. Forest trails, fly fishing, friendly faces, and a dynamic local arts, culinary and entertainment scene welcome you to this laid-back destination along the Rogue River. Grant Pass boasts one-of-a-kind festivals, theaters, art galleries, hip restaurants, the gateway to the Applegate Valley Wineries, a wide array of antique stores, and a quaint downtown national historic district. Here's how to spend 3 days and take it all in.
3:00 pm Arrive in Grants Pass. Relax in your room or take a stroll along the river trails right from town or wander the downtown historic district to stretch your legs and scope out your dinner spot for night three.
4:00 pm Board the Hellgate Jetboat "Dinner" Excursion. Visitors from all over the world make Hellgate Jetboats their destination for summer fun every season. For over 59 years Hellgate has run trips up and down the Wild & Scenic Rogue River. This allows many who would not otherwise be able to experience the beauty of the Rogue and learn its history. The fully narrated trips are safe for the whole family, making it an easy choice for reunions, business retreats and just plain old family fun. There are five different fun-filled trips to choose form including lunch and dinner packages at the exclusive Ok Corral.
8:00 am - 2:00 pm Jump in the car for a road trip west on Highway 199, the Redwood Highway, to the Oregon Caves National Monument in Cave Junction, 40 miles from Grants Pass. Along the way don't miss the artistic encounter of another kind in Kerby at It's a Burl--a gallery of fine and unusual handcrafted art pieces all made from redwood burls. And also stock up at Taylor's Sausage in Cave Junction on the best jerky you've ever had--Trailbusters Original a Pepper beef jerky. After you take the tour of the famous Oregon Caves you can stop for refreshment at Bridgeview Winery and sample some of Southern Oregon's fabulous wine and relax in the view from the deck.
2:00 - 3:00 pm Relax at hotel.
3:00 - 5:00 pm Tour of Wildlife Images. Wildlife Rehabilitation and Education Center in Merlin was created to provide for the care and treatment of sick, injured and orphaned wildlife. The beautiful facility provides a rare opportunity to see wildlife up-close.
6:00 pm End the day with a cocktail and dinner on the banks of the Rogue River in Galice at Morrison's Rogue River Lodge before heading back to your hotel for the night.
8:30 - 11:00 am Head to the Applegate Valley, where first stop is Sanctuary One, the nation's first care farm, specializing in care for elderly, sick or injured animals that they take in from shelters, humane societies and law-enforcement agencies.
6:00p.m. Remember scoping out your restaurant in downtown Grants Pass on Day One--tonight you find your favorite place and enjoy the cuisine of your fancy in downtown Grants Pass. Dinner at your choice of restaurants.
Upon departing Grants Pass check out the following places along your journey, no matter which way you are driving. There's Crater Lake National Park to the east, the Oregon Shakespeare Festival in Ashland to the south, the Oregon Coast to the west and the truly unsurpassed wine country of the Umpqua Valley to the north.
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Jan 29, at Once the app has downloaded, open up the app and create an account. You can access your profile by tapping on the ellipsis icon in the top left-hand corner and then tapping on your name. Badoo does offer a desktop version so you may save time by updating your profile at badoo. You also have the option to create an album. Badoo makes it easy to control comments on your albums. To do so, simply go to profile settings, photos and videos, and choose who you want to comment on your photos and videos. By tapping on filter in the top right-hand corner, you can find people based on their gender, age, location.
Nov 14, 6: Coinmine When there's a gold rush, sell picks and shovels. When there's a cryptocurrency rush, the same wisdom may well hold. The premise hinges on simplicity. Take the gadget out of its box, plug it in, download the Coinmine app, and connect it to the internet.
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Whether you consider yourself a decent player or simply like to watch others play, these golfing apps will enhance your enjoyment of the sport. Golf is one of the most popular sports in the world, with millions choosing to play the game while others prefer to watch the greats in action. You can enhance your golfing enjoyment through the countless number of apps available on the Google Play Store. Follow the action for some of the great golf tournaments on the sporting calendar, as well as bringing the latest golfing news, or perhaps simply the rules of the game.
These are all free to download with a variety of features on offer, and some also include further features via in-app purchases. The best Android golf apps you can get free. It features a personalized training system dubbed Smart Coach and can work with or without the extra purchase of a Zepp sensor. You can get the most out of the app with the additional use of the Zepp sensor.
Just attach the sensor to your golf glove and benefit from 3D swing analysis, immediate swing evaluations, training based on your swing data, and even the ability to compare your swing with the pros. As well as offering a statistics platform, it also acts as a social forum for golfers, both on and off the course. You can connect with golfing pals and follow pro golfers and friends through the social feed, use the scorecard, and get distances for holes and hazards through GPS.
It includes a real-time leaderboard with player scorecards and profiles, live stats, shot trails, location information, and groupings with tee times. Further features are the season schedule, course details with descriptions, layouts and hole stats, live video for events on the PGA Tour, and the very latest golf news. As well as all this, you can also choose to receive notifications about particular tours and players.
Still, online dating coach Erika Ettin noted that it "stings every time. Just put it on your do-not-say list, along with anything overtly sexual, angry or misogynistic. This should all be obvious, but sadly isn't. As we enter the high season for online dating now through Valentine's Day , let's examine why this common and seemingly innocuous question can be so insulting. Singles might be used to getting questions about their lifestyle from the married people in their lives, but judgment from other singles for also being single?
Aren't we supposed to be in friendly territory here?!
Headline Dating app con-man receives suspended sentence for swindling €18, from woman A judge told swindler, Alan Custy that he "is very, very lucky" as the con-man was about.
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Spend less time searching and more time playing. No problem, indicate that with the white color and find others to try it together for the first time or find an expert who is happy to show you how it is done. Our goal is to encourage you to take up new sports and be active, regardless of your level. We have made it very simple to connect with other Sport Buddies.
Tap the text icon to start a conversation or the X to delete that user from your stack.
But not all are created equal. We sifted through a crowded market to find five you should add to your arsenal right now. WGT Golf Lite free Inside every office drone is a daydreamer longing to be out in the fresh air, locked in mortal battle on the links.
Grindr, the gay dating app owned by Chinese gaming company Kunlun Group, has received approval from its parent's executive board for an overseas public listing. The timing of the listing is.
Lots of cool apps are bound to slip under the radar. Sign up to iPhone Life's Tip of the Day Newsletter and we'll send you a tip each day to save time and get the most out of your iPhone or iPad. Stack an infinite number of layers to get the look you want, and edit specific details to tweak it to your liking. Or, use one of the plus formulas Mextures includes that will get you started creating beautiful photos immediately. Take on the week challenge with Runstastic Results. This is a great app for getting out of old fitness ruts and breaking unhealthy eating patterns.
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Share 41 shares 'So many profiles, people just write, 'I love adventure, and I'm super laid back. What does that mean? The app, called Pheramor, looks at people's DNA and social media posts to pair them with potential partners, according to experts who are developing it 'So us building the profile for users takes away the idea that someone has a standard profile that they write to put up on a dating app', she said.
The co-founders are hoping to launch the app in February in Houston. They need 3, members before they can officially launch.
Golfshot: Golf GPS is an application for golf players who want to become even smarter players. The app presents an aerial flyover of each hole of more than greens worldwide so you can have a real-time view of wherever you want to play, as well as detailed satellite images and the possibility of zoomi.
Getty Images Monday, May 05, Jesper Parnevik, the PGA Tour's most outspoken critic of Tiger Woods amid the time major winner's all-consuming sex scandal of , says the two have made up in part over a round of golf. It was over pretty quick, but that was my initial reaction because Elin was like a daughter for me. You say what you think and move on. Then there was Parnevik, who in an interview with the Golf Channel took Woods to task for his treatment of Elin Nordegren — Woods's wife at the time, and the Parneviks' former nanny.
Woods is single again and dating the skier Lindsey Vonn. He has reportedly prioritized his life around being a single father of two small children, Sam and Charlie. Parnevik, a father of four, has fought through a handful of injuries, including severing the index finger of his right hand on a motorized boat winch in late March
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Dating veteran Badoo, described as a cross between a dating site and a social network, was revealed as the most popular app in 21 countries, compared to Tinder's • How online dating can be.
Wednesday, September 27, , 5: In a religion where only marrying another Mormon allows you to enter the highest heaven, single Mormons in the New York area feel trapped in their tiny local dating pool. But many are turning to a new dating app that was made with Mormons in mind. Utah girl comes out as lesbian to Mormon church Charles Rogers is one of those 2, area Mormons.
Released last year, the app already has , worldwide users. Mormon leader kicked out of church for first time in decades For single Mormons outside of Utah and the surrounding states, local dating options are slim. But with a simple swipe up, single Mormons in different states, or even continents, can meet. Mikaela Linares, a Freehold, N. During that time, she dated non-church members, but she said her relationships always seemed to be missing an essential element.
Last spring, she tried Mutual, where she met her-soon-to-be husband, Ethan, a Missouri resident. Mutual, which launched last year, made its first dollar from selling premium features last week. The church of Latter-Day Saints believes that two Mormons who are married in a temple and stay faithful to their covenant will stay married eternally after death — and in order to enter the celestial kingdom, the third and highest heaven and the one closest to God, you must be married.
Although there are more women than men in the religion, Boice sees a rather balanced demographic on his app:
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These new devices and software will pave the way for the best iPhone apps, as well as the best Apple Watch apps yet, and of course, there are sure to be some golf apps among those offerings. The improved AR capabilities from iOS 12, as well as the next-generation accelerometer and gyroscope on the new Apple Watch, will enable features we've only dreamed about. Sign up to iPhone Life's Tip of the Day Newsletter and we'll send you a tip each day to save time and get the most out of your iPhone or iPad.
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Marie Szaniszlo Tuesday, April 12, Credit: Unknown comments A Dorchester man accused of posing as a woman on a dating app to lure men into gunpoint robberies was busted thanks to another item of modern technology — the court-ordered GPS monitoring ankle bracelet he was wearing placed him at the scene of those crimes, court papers state.
Rakeem Austin, 30, is accused of holding up nine men who succumbed to his Internet come-hither — falling for his fake femme ploy on the dating app Tagged — between Oct. He was charged originally with five robberies, but a grand jury investigation developed additional evidence in four more cases. At the time of the holdups, Austin was out on bail in connection with burglaries in Boston, and the GPS bracelet he was wearing placed him at the scenes, according to court records.
The phone stolen in the final robbery, as well as the phone linked to the dating app accounts used to communicate with all nine victims, also were found on him when he was arrested, prosecutors said. He is due back in court on April
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Recently when it was falsely reported that Banksy had been identified and arrested Graffitti artists everywhere breathed a sigh of relief. Don't get me wrong I'm a fan of Banksy – his work is beautiful and his political commentary insightful. In fact, my first year halls were adorned with multiple wall stickers of his work, both famous and obscure. He has done great things for graffiti in that he has ended once and for all any lingering doubt that it is an art form. However, his instant recognition and international fame have monopolised the medium as a whole. So I get it, if I was a street artist I'd hate him too.
This is not simply petty jealously at Banksy's success. Not that it isn't sometimes the case; it's hard not to argue that the defacing of Banksy's work by some Graffiti artists is a result of this. It's the fact that his success has resulted in the general public wearing blinders that prevent them from seeing anyone else in the genre. On returning from holiday, my parents showed me pictures of a series of pieces they'd found painted on the side of beach huts. "We thought it might be Banksy." So when I asked who it was I was met with a blank stare and the response: "Not Banksy." This I did not understand. Why was this art only impressive if it had been done by a household name? My parents aren't philistines, yet they too fell into this trap of thinking that Banksy is the only artist who uses walls as a canvas.
I am not immune to this selective blindness. I discovered the blog of an artist I now love after researching a piece I believed to be Banksy. Jason Byron Nelson's most famous piece "Flowers in the Attic" has adorned numerous T-shirts and been tattooed to the flesh of many. Yet it is more commonly known as butterfly suicide by Banksy. The artist himself has said of the piece on his blog "That particular design has gotten bigger than I will ever be. I'm removed from it now. Hell, most people think Banksy did it anyway." To me this is sad, not because I expect Nelson needs fame and glory but because had I not googled the piece to find a print I would never have discovered the truth. Nelson's blog that I devour and art that I'm in awe of would have remained oblivious to me.
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Selecta is a Filipino dairy products brand owned by RFM Corporation (). Its milk business is operated by RFM Corporation, while its ice cream business is operated under a joint-venture with Unilever Philippines, Inc. (known as Unilever RFM Ice Cream, Inc.), and serves as the Philippine branch of Unilever's Heartbrand line of ice cream.

History
The brand's beginnings can be traced back to 1933 when Ramón Arce started pasteurizing carabao milk near his home in Novaliches (then a part of Caloocan), where carabaos were in abundance. Arce would establish his first dairy plant in 1935. Unilever RFM Ice Cream, Inc. would cite the brand's foundation year as 1948. Arce began selling and distributing fresh milk in bottles using the Selecta brand name to residences, restaurants and offices. Soon after, Arce and his wife, Carmen, would come up with their own ice cream recipe made from carabao milk. These products became the foundation of the family's Selecta business, which later included the Selecta restaurants and bakery. The Selecta business was continued by Arce's children after his retirement in 1950. It would establish its Balintawak dairy plant in 1952. By the 1970s, Selecta's carabao milk based ice cream and fresh milk became available in supermarkets. Its milk was packaged in glass bottles while its ice cream was packaged in gold colored tin containers.

In January 1990, RFM Corporation acquired the Selecta trademark from Arcecon Dairy Products, Inc. (successor-in-interest to the Selecta business) and established Selecta Dairy Products, Inc. to take over the production of Selecta ice cream. Under RFM ownership, the recipe of Selecta ice cream was improved and aggressively marketed, posing a serious challenge to then market leader, Magnolia. With its success, its ice cream recipe would eventually shift to cow's milk. Much later, the gold colored tin containers would be changed to gold colored plastic tubs. RFM also introduced its own Selecta milk products which were made from cow's milk.

In January 1995, the family of Mauro Arce, the youngest son of Ramón and Carmen Arce, revived the Arce family's ice cream business under a new name, Arce Dairy. Its ice cream would continue to be made from the former Selecta Balintawak dairy plant using carabao milk and packaged in gold colored tin containers, reminiscent of the original Arce-era Selecta ice cream.

In February 1999, RFM entered into a joint-venture with Unilever Philippines, Inc. to take over the production and marketing of the Selecta ice cream business. For this purpose, Selecta Walls, Inc. was established (now known as Unilever RFM Ice Cream, Inc.). The Selecta milk business continues to be operated directly by RFM Corporation.

References

External links
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 Unilever-RFM Ice Cream, Inc.
 Arce Dairy

Ice cream brands
Unilever brands
Products introduced in 1933
Food brands of the Philippines


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Aubameyang thought Wenger would be at Arsenal 'for years'
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has enjoyed playing under Arsene Wenger and says he had expected to do so for some time.
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Arsenal striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang admits he joined the club thinking Arsene Wenger would stay on as manager "for years".
Wenger, who announced on April 20 that he would leave the club at the end of the season, saw out his 1,235th and final match in charge with a 1-0 win over Huddersfield Town on Sunday.
Aubameyang, who scored the only goal at John Smith's Stadium, has enjoyed working under the 68-year-old and concedes he did not expect him to leave.
"I thought he would be at Arsenal for years," Aubameyang told Standard Sport. "But this is life. This is football. Sometimes, you never know.
"But I was happy to play for him. I learned a lot in not a lot of time to work with him. I am happy to be here. [Sunday] was important for us because it was the last game for the boss. It was important to win this game for him. It was special."
The Gabon striker joined from Borussia Dortmund in January for a reported club-record fee of £56million, arriving alongside Henrikh Mkhitaryan from Manchester United and Konstantinos Mavropanos from PAS Giannina.
The relatively big investment in the transfer window did not yield trophy success for the Gunners, who finished sixth in the Premier League, having lost an EFL Cup final to Manchester City and a Europa League semi-final to Atletico Madrid.
Aubameyang, though, is confident there is enough quality in the squad to challenge for honours under the next manager.
"At the beginning, it was really hard because physically I was not ready," said the forward, who managed 10 goals in 13 Premier League appearances this season. "I did not play in January, all month, so it was not easy.
"But after big work with the staff, I found my form again. I scored some goals and thanks to my team-mates, of course, because we work for that.
"These last few weeks we played well and we have a lot of young players. It is good for the future and I am sure next season will be a good season."


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Q: How can pointers container can have the ownership of pointers if pointers are already deleted? In this code I tried to make a template classP_array which store pointer to an object as shown below. Simply the template class stores pointers and deletes them if not deleted after usage. So I should do a NULL check.
Although this problem was addressed in other questions. I don't really understand how to check if pointer is NULL or not.
In the Destructor ~P_array() checking NULL pointers is not effective.
I tried something similar using std::shared_ptr to explain the idea.
p_array destructor:
~P_array() {
    unsigned int i = 0;
    while(i < total)
    {
        if (t_array[i])        //Not effective
        {
            std::cout << "deleting " << t_array[i] << "\n" ;
            delete (t_array[i]); //Ownership of pointer
        }
        i++;
    }
}

main.cpp :
#include <iostream>
#include <memory>
#include "p_array.h"

class Obj {
    public: ~Obj () { std::cout << "Deleting Obj...\n" ;}
};

int main() {
    P_array<Obj> ap;
    Obj * op[10];

    for (int i = 0; i < 10 ; i++)
    {
        op[i] = new (Obj);
        ap.add(op[i]);
    }
    std::shared_ptr <Obj> sp = std::make_shared<Obj>();
    //if (sp.get())  delete sp.get() ; // invalid pointer error
    sp.reset();

    //delete op[0] ;// gives double free error
}

So simply my question is:

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*If I delete a pointer which is stored in a container which deletes the pointers in the destructor then how the container to know if these pointers are actually deleted?

*Does deleting a pointer makes it a NULL pointer?

*If the container can't check for deleted pointers then how can it gain the ownership of these pointers such as in the case of the P_array example?

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If I delete a pointer which is stored in a container which delete the pointers in the destructor then how the container knows if these pointers are accually deleted?

It doesn't. A pointer has no information beyond the address of the object it points to. If you need extra information to determine whether that object was dynamically allocated, or whether it's been deleted, you'll need to keep that somewhere else, like in a smart pointer.

Does deleting a pointer makes it a NULL pointer ?

No.

if the container can't check for deleted pointers then how it can gain the ownership of these pointers such in case of P_array example

Use a smart pointer like std::unique_ptr or std::shared_ptr, depending on whether it should have exclusive or shared ownership.

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If I delete a pointer which is stored in a container which delete the
  pointers in the destructor then how the container knows if these
  pointers are accually deleted?

A well accepted programming behaviour is to

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*initialize all pointers when defining

*setting pointers to NULL if you are deleting the object it is pointing

*always check if the pointer is not NULL before dereferencing

This trivial programming discipline would ensure

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*Double delete will not occur

*Dangling pointers would not cause a crash

*Dereferencing invalid pointer would not crash your program

Of-course all the above problems can be inherently handled if you use smart pointers. The exact smart pointer that should be used will depend on your design.

A: *

*If the container owns the pointers, then it owns the pointers. Just don't delete them external to the container. That's the container's job! Any external deletion is just incorrect. Note that this code is syntactically correct, just wrong:
{
    std::unique_ptr<int> up(new int(42));
    delete up.get();
   // oops, now deleted again
}

It's up to the programmer to know not to do that.

*No. It just frees the memory for use later, it doesn't have to touch the pointer or zero out the memory it points to or anything like that.

*That is part of the contract of the class. It just owns the pointers. Period. The destructor should unconditionally delete its pointers, unless you expose a way to release() (to borrow unique_ptr's method) them.
Note that in C++11, you could just implement this simply as:
template <typename T>
using P_Array = std::vector<std::unique_ptr<T>>

A: There are other suggestions of using std::unique_ptr or std::shared_ptr which you should investigate and then use and not do what you seem to be trying to do.
If you want to keep the code you have more or less, then there is one thing you need to understand, which is that your class P_array should own the pointers it contains.
To this effect, your destructor should be:
~P_array() {
    unsigned int i = 0;
    while(i < total)
    {
        std::cout << "deleting " << t_array[i] << "\n" ;
        delete t_array[i];  //Ownership of pointer
        i++;
    }
}

Note that you don't have to test for null pointers here since delete 0; is a nop.
I notice in main.cpp you store the pointers in two different containers, but when you call ap.add(op[i]); you must think to yourself that ap now owns that pointer.
Later on you have a commented out delete op[0]; which had given you a double delete. What you should have done was something like this:
ap.t_array[0] = 0;  // Null the pointer so that ap no longer owns it.
delete op[0];  // Delete pointer from the copy.

Your output to the console would then include:

deleting 0

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On March 13, 2014 Neue Galerie New York will open the exhibition "Degenerate Art: The Attack on Modern Art in Nazi Germany, 1937." This will be the first major U.S. museum exhibition devoted to the infamous display of modern art by the Nazis since the 1991 presentation at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art.
The term "degenerate" was adopted by the National Socialist regime as part of its campaign against modern art. Many works branded as such by the Nazis were seized from museums and private collections. Following the showing on these works in a three-year traveling exhibition that criss-crossed Germany and Austria, most were sold, lost, or presumed destroyed. In this light, the recent discovery in Munich of the Gurlitt trove of such artwork has attracted considerable attention. The film "The Monuments Men,"directed by George Clooney and due to open in February 2014, suggests the level of popular interest in the subject.
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