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Elisabeth Sara Ameling, coneguda com a Elly Ameling, (Rotterdam, 8 de febrer de 1933) és una soprano neerlandesa.

Va estudiar amb Bodi Rapp. La seua carrera va començar en obtenir el primer premi del Vocal Concours a 's-Hertogenbosch (Brabant del Nord, 1956) i el Concours International de Musique a Ginebra (1958).

Ha dedicat la seua carrera principalment al cant de concert i de lieder amb algunes incursions en l'òpera. Ha bastit la seua fama a través del repertori de cançons franceses i alemanyes, amb les que va destacar el seu talent interpretatiu. Ha estat igualment dotada per a la música de cambra, orquestral, òpera, i oratori. Va fer el seu primer recital als Estats Units d'Amèrica al Lincoln Center de Nova York l'any 1968 i la seua primera òpera el 1974, com Ilia a Idomeneo de Mozart, a Washington DC.

El seu ample repertori inclou obres contemporànies, en particular dels seus paisans Bertus van Lier i Robert Heppener. Ha enregistrat més de cent cinquanta àlbums i ha obtingut molts premis, incloent-hi l'Edison, el Grand Prix du Disque i el Preis der Deutsche Schallplattenkritik. Gràcies als serveis prestats al camp de la música, el govern neerlandès la va fer Ridder (Cavaller) de l'Orde van Oranje Nassau.

Discografia (selecció)
 Icon: Elly Ameling, The Dutch Nightingale (8CD), 2012, EMI Classics
 15 'Lieder' de Schubert, amb el pianista Dalton Baldwin, per a Philips.
'Serenata' (amb Rudolf Jansen al piano). Enregistrament amb diverses obres lleugeres i lentes, entre altres: La Serenata de Francesco Paolo Tosti; Weep you no More, sad fountains de John Dowland o La diva de l'Empire de Erik Satie, per a Philips.
'Bel Canto del segle XVIII', amb l'Orquestra del Gewandhaus de Leipzig, dirigida per Kurt Masur. Enegistrament d'àries d'òpera barroques i clàssiques, entre d'altres: Car mio ben de Giuseppe Giordani, E pur così...Piangero la sorte mia, de Giulio Cesare de Händel; Thy hand, Belinda... When I am laid in earth, del Dido and Aeneas de Henry Purcell.
 Elly Ameling 75 jaar, Live Concertopnamen 1957-1991, Nederlandse Omroep (5CD), 2008, radiodifusió 1957-91, incl. Richard Strauss "Vier letzte Lieder", Van Omnium audiovisueel, GW 80003.
 The Artistry of Elly Ameling (5CD), Philips (Universal).
 Elly Ameling, After Hours..., Songs de Gershwin, Porter, Prévert e.o.; E.A., Louis van Dijk, Philips (Universal).
 Elly Ameling, Sentimental Me, Songs de Porter, Ellington, Sondheim e.o.; E.A., Louis van Dijk, Polygram Classics.
 Elly Ameling, Sweet Was The Song, international christmas songs, EMI.
 Elly Ameling, The Early Recordings (4CD), DHM (Sony BMG).
 Bach, Arien aus Kantaten für Sopran, Oboe und B.C., E.A., Han de Vries (Oboe), Albert de Klerk (Orgel), Richte van der Meer (Cello), EMI.
 Bach, Bauern-, Kaffee-, Hochzeitskantate, Non sà che sia dolore, E.A., G.English, S.Nimsgern, Collegium Aureum, DHM (Sony BMG).
 Bach, Kantaten, Ein feste Burg, Jauchzet Gott, Wachet auf, English Chamber Orchestra, Raymond Leppard, Dt. Bachsolisten, Helmut Winschermann, Philips (Universal).
 Bach, Johannes-Passion, Stuttgarter Kammerorchester, Karl Münchinger, Decca (Universal).
 Bach, Matthäus-Passion, Stuttgarter Kammerorchester, Karl Münchinger, Decca (Universal).
 Bach, Magnificat/Osteroratorium, Stuttgarter Kammerorchester, Karl Münchinger, Decca (Universal).
 Bach, Weihnachtsoratorium, Stuttgarter Kammerorchester, Karl Münchinger, Decca (Universal).
 Berlioz, Les Nuits d'été, Atlanta S.O., Robert Shaw, Telarc.
 Brahms, Lieder, E.A., Rudolf Jansen, Hyperion.
 Fauré, Lieder, Complete Songs (4CD), E.A., Gérard Sozay, Dalton Baldwin, Brilliant (Joan Records).
 Fauré, Requiem, Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra, Jean Fournet, Philips (Universal).
 Grieg, Peer Gynt, San Francisco S.O., Edo de Waart, Philips (Universal).
 Händel, Messias, St Martin-in-the-Fields, Sir Neville Marriner, Decca.
 Haydn, Orlando Paladino, Orchestre de Chambre de Lausanne, Antal Dorati, Philips (Universal).
 Mahler, Symphonie Nr.2 & Symphonie Nr.4, Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra, Bernard Haitink, Philips (Universal).
 Martin, Le mystère de la nativité, Orchestre de la Suisse Romande, Ernest Ansermet, Cascavelle.
 Martin, Frank Martin interprète Frank Martin, E.A. e.o., Frank Martin, Jecklin Disco.
 Mozart, Requiem, Wiener Philharmoniker, Istvan Kertesz, Decca.
 Mozart, Schubert, Opern-und Konzertarien, Rotterdam P.O., Edo de Waart, Pentatone.
 The complete Mozart-Edition Vol. 24 (Lieder, Notturni), Philips (Universal).
 Mendelssohn, Elias, Leipziger Gewandhausorchester, Wolfgang Sawallisch, Philips (Universal).
 Poulenc, Edition du centenaire 1899-1963 (Melodien und Lieder), EMI Classics.
 Ravel, Mélodies-Lieder, Shéhérazade, E.A., Rudolf Jansen, Erato (Warner).
 Schubert, Lieder (4CD), E.A., Dalton Baldwin, Rudolf Jansen, Philips (Universal).
 Schubert, Schumann, Lieder, Elly Ameling, Jörg Demus, DHM (Sony BMG).
 Schubert, Duette-Terzette-Quartette, E.A., Janet Baker, Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, Peter Schreier, Gerald Moore, Deutsche Grammophon.
 Schumann, Frauenliebe- und Leben, E.A., Dalton Baldwin, Pentatone.
 Vivaldi, Berühmte geistliche Chorwerke, Nulla in mundo pax, English Chamber Orchestra, Vittorio Negri, Philips (Universal).
 Vivaldi, Juditha Triumphans, Kammerorchester Berlin, Vittorio Negri, Philips (Universal).
 Wolf, italienisches Liederbuch, Goethe- und Keller-Lieder, E.A., Tom Krause, Irwin Gage, Rudolf Jansen, GLOBE.
 Wolf, spanisches Liederbuch, E.A., Rudolf Jansen (Piano), Hyperion.

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  Biografia  i audició de Du liebst mich nicht'', F. Schubert, amb àmplia discografia.
  Breu biografia
  Biografia  a Decca.

Cantants neerlandesos
Cantants d'òpera sopranos
Persones de Rotterdam
Cavaller de l'orde d'Orange-Nassau
Doctors honoris causa per la Universitat de la Colúmbia Britànica
Músics d'Holanda Meridional


I'll start of this review by saying that the Infernal Devices is definitely my favorite series of all time. I've been with this series since Clockwork Angel first came out, I've shared the books with friends, I've reread the books, and by the end of Clockwork Prince, I had some crazy Feels brewing inside me. I don't think I can accurately do this series any justice by reviewing it because my love for it, and mostly because my thoughts on this book especially are emotions that I can't even begin to decipher.
I will always, always love Tessa Gray. She's feisty, sassy, strong, independent, and brave. She also knows how to love. And while that love creates the most intricate of triangles, I understood it. I will always love how Tessa would surprise everyone with her courage. I don't think I've ever met a character that was extremely courageous and brave, but didn't come out to be a martyr (which I find to be a trait that is getting old with characters). Also, Tessa is a bookworm, so she gets brownie points from me!
Ahh . . . You cannot discuss this book without discussing Will Herondale and Jem Carstairs. I think it's impossible to do so. I don't know if you know this, but I am a full on shipper of Will and Tessa, my OTP. And at first, I didn't like Jem because of *spoilers that I will not mention*, but with this final book to the series . . . I think I actually kinda do love him. Never as much as Will, but I love him.
So, there was an actual completion of the story for Will, Tessa, and Jem in this story. An actual . . . ending . . . to their story. It is definitely a hard fact that I may never accept, but I think I may possibly move on with lots of therapy sessions and chocolate. I don't want to say a single word as to what happens to the plot in the book because I'm sure I'll spoil it one way or another. However, I will say that those 568 pages were anything but boring.
I should probably be telling those of you who are reading this review to not read this series. I have never cared and loved so deeply for fictional characters. I should warn you that this series is not a healthy way to express you book obsession because all you will think about is this series and its characters for the rest of your life. I should also warn you that Cassandra Clare has ripped out my heart and scrambled my insides, leaving me raw and an emotional train wreck (I have never cried so much in my life). But since I know that all of you are masochistic maniacs like me, I highly suggest reading this book. Clockwork Princess may be the end, but to me, this book full of passion, love, adventure, hate, and action will never end. Clare's beautiful writing that created such dimensional characters and a world full of darkness and evil will always stay with me.


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You may well know them greater as 'Carbon Fibre', 'Graphite', 'Fibreglass', 'GRP' or just 'Composite material'. Nevertheless, it all indicates proficiently the similar. Fibre bolstered polymers (FRP's) mix two very potent elements to kind an astonishingly tough and durable compound that brings together light fat with remarkable power and effectiveness.
Thermosetting resin is a tough and durable compound whose chemical curing procedure can't be reversed by the subsequent application of heat. As a result it can't soften or soften beneath even extreme circumstances, unlike thermoplastics (e.g. PVCU) whose thermal curing cycle will be reversed upon the application of heat, at any stage of its lifestyle. This makes thermosets inherently steady, dimensionally, in their personal ideal – but with the binding and strengthening addition of glass or carbon fibres, the in general outcome is a person of remarkable sturdiness and effectiveness.
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* The overall roof of the Millennium Dome (a person million sq. feet, a person kilometre circumference) is fibreglass. The World's premier coated composition.
* The heat resistant nose cone on the NASA Room Shuttle is FRP.
* A footbridge in excess of the Barcelona to Madrid substantial pace rail url has gained a prestigious style and design award and is one hundred% GRP.
* The overall lorry taxi, most motor cycle fairings and all TVR sporting activities and Formulation 1 automobiles – all have a finish 'composite' system shell for power and light fat to give most effectiveness – and no corrosion.
* Even the new Boeing 787 will use FRP nano-composites for 94% of fuselage and wings, according to Russell Maquire, Boeing's Specialized Vice President.
So, clearly this is a substance with enormous likely, not to be beneath-rated! And, of class, not to be categorised as just "plastic", which is an incorrect wide brush generic. Large technology plastic composites like this are at the slicing edge of modern elements – and considerably out-long lasting and out-accomplishing other common elements utilized today in many exterior building programs.
Producing processes have also designed in tandem with the substance progress, to even more exploit their pros. Whilst flat urgent and moulded styles had turn out to be common-put by the 70's and 80's, another challenge was being dealt with, namely, the creation of fibreglass in long continual lineal lengths for different programs, which includes window profiles. This essential multiple strands of glass fibre rovings and continual matt to move through a die jointly with the viscous thermosetting polyester resin. PVCU window profile is formed by pushing the liquid thermoplastic out through a die in a procedure regarded as 'extrusion'. With fibreglass, nevertheless, the strands can only be pulled through from the other aspect, hence the procedure is regarded as 'pultrusion'. The resultant stop product or service has represented the most recent in plastics technology for exterior building parts, considering that the late 1990's in Usa and Canada – and considering that the early 2000's in British isles.
Nevertheless, Local weather Transform, environmental issues and the penalties of International Warming are causing a significant re-assume by main specifiers, architects and designers. Initiatives by Intercontinental Government's to decrease fossil gas burning and the technology of greenhouse gases, through improved thermal insulation, are also earning the overall building business re-appraise the solutions being utilized today in buy to enhance thermal effectiveness and longevity. Functions as a short while ago as the Montreal Conference in December 2005, to ratify the Kyoto Protocol, at which even the Usa lastly agreed to acquire the reduction of CO2 emissions as a really serious necessity, emphasises that only by a common unified exertion by every person in their personal personalized sphere of affect can we collectively have any outcome.
* PVCU releases the ozone depleting greenhouse fuel, chlorine, through manufacture and the stop product or service is a inadequate thermal insulator because of to the essential metal reinforcement inside, which acts as a cold thermal bridge.
* Aluminium has a substantial 'embodied energy' from the initial bauxite mining and then the enormous heat of the smelting procedure essential to its manufacture. The resultant stop product or service is a very inadequate insulator considering that aluminium is, ironically, an exceptional conductor.
* Hardwood utilized is invariably 'Mahogany' which only grows in the World's dwindling Tropical rainforests (the lungs of the Planet) which by now require safety from in excess of zealous deforestation. The moment all over again, the stop product or service does not insulate far too effectively and also makes the require for standard routine maintenance which itself has environmental penalties.
* Softwood does arrive from a sustainable resource but the routine maintenance implications are appalling, equally in phrases of financial value, as effectively as environmentally, from many teams of routine maintenance engineers driving all-around to study, paint and repair windows, in an try to cease them from biodegrading prematurely.
It was, of class, to place an stop to this continuous routine maintenance, in the mid 1980's, that PVC windows had been released in the 1st put! By comparison, pultruded fibreglass is nine moments more robust than PVCU thus requiring no metal reinforcement, nor struggling the resultant cold bridging. It is more robust than metal and aluminium, fat for fat and bends much less effortlessly than both it is non-toxic in manufacture and inert thereafter necessitates zero routine maintenance – and insulates in particular effectively, typically attaining 'U' values of .nine – 1.5 W/M2K. Everyday living expectancy is fifty – 75 a long time. Co-productive of enlargement is negligible, being comparable to glass itself. It is indestructible by organic forces and can't biodegrade. On disposal it can be floor down and utilized as a filler in concrete, considering that the glass fibres enhance the binding capability of the blend.
* A formal Total Everyday living Price tag examine carried out by BRE has demonstrated that the longer lifestyle expectancy of Pultruded Fibreglass, in excess of PVCU, makes it greater 'value' in excess of the thirty yr period of time of the examine, even even though the preliminary capital value is larger. Also, fibreglass has a even more 20 – 45 a long time of lifestyle remaining, although the PVC has by now had to be replaced – and might effectively have to be all over again through the lifestyle of the fibreglass option.
* Inspite of the effectiveness, environmental and thermal pros of Fibreglass in excess of aluminium, it invariably offers an real reduction in value in excess of most like for like aluminium window models, regardless of the considerably decreased insulation U values and longer lifestyle.
This concept is no longer embryonic but is commencing in complete creation on equally sides of the Atlantic. For instance, in Usa, fibreglass has turn out to be the 'window of choice' for the substantial stop residential market and the fastest rising substance in the Professional sector. Reflecting this, the two main timber window suppliers have equally invested seriously in this 'new' technology and crafted enormous 200,000 sq feet creation vegetation committed solely to pultruded fibreglass windows. Obviously, this product or service is here to keep!


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James Averill LDR
11:24, 3 JUN 2020
Updated 15:39, 15 JUL 2020
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The leader of Northampton Borough Council says he hopes to see some 'positive' changes for the environment as a result of coronavirus.
The borough council has committed to becoming carbon neutral by 2030, and Councillor Jonathan Nunn believes that the lifestyle changes people have had to adapt to during the pandemic could actually provide some positive future green benefits.
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"I think there might be an opportunity, for those who have tried to go for an hour's walk each day, to realise that walking isn't so bad and they might do it more regularly. So we might see some positive changes."
Asked what the council may have potentially learned from the situation, he told the Local Democracy Reporting Service he also hoped to see more people cycling into the town.
He said: "We can all be urged to change our behaviours, and I include myself in that. But when it comes to something like this that forces a behaviour change you perhaps realise it was not quite as bad as you first feared.
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"Then of course the town centre is one thing, but we would also need to make sure that the routes into the town centre are safe.
"I would hope though that we can capture some long term benefit towards the 2030 target."

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Benefiting From Declining Global Population
In an article entitled "Population Decline and the Great Economic Reversal" by George Friedman, Chairman of Stratfor, a leader in the field of global intelligence, there is a prediction of an inevitable decline of population all over the world, both developed and developing. Friedman presents solid evidence that in virtually all societies, from the poorest to the wealthiest, the birthrate among women has been declining. By the end of the twenty first century, all countries will be at 2.1 births per woman or below (that is, at or below the rate of replacement or what is needed for Zero Population Growth). The forces behind this irreversible trend are captured in the following succinct explanation: "It is primarily a matter of urbanization. In agricultural and low-level industrial societies, children are a productive asset. Children can be put to work at the age of 6 doing agricultural work or simple workshop labor. Children became a source of income, and the more you have the better. Just as important, since there is no retirement plan other than family in such societies, a large family can more easily support parents in old age. In a mature urban society, the economic value of children declines. In fact, children turn from instruments of production into objects of massive consumption. Children cost a tremendous amount of money with limited return, if any, for parents. Thus, people have fewer children."
The worst case scenario is that there will be massive economic dislocation because of a rapidly ageing population. There will be a relatively small number of workers supporting a very large group of retirees, particularly as life expectancy in advanced industrial countries increases. Some actuarial scientists estimate that by the middle of this century, the average life expectancy can be over 90 years. What do you do with so many senior citizens and relatively very few young people to take care of them and financially support them? There is also the problem of the debts incurred by the older generation. The smaller, younger generation will have to pay them off. Finally, there is also the view that a country's political might could contract with the population since a smaller population would lead to fewer soldiers for the military force.
Mr. Friedman proposes immigration as the obvious solution. He sees some obstacles, however: "The problem is that Japan and most European countries have severe cultural problems integrating immigrants. The Japanese don't try, for the most part, and the Europeans who have tried—particularly with migrants from the Islamic world—have found it difficult. The United States also has a birthrate for white women at about 1.9, meaning that the Caucasian population is contracting, but the African-American and Hispanic populations compensate for that. In addition, the United States is an efficient manager of immigration, despite current controversies."
Fortunately for the Philippines, any possible decline in population will still be towards the end of the twenty first century. There will be opportunities for those born in the Philippines to freely choose to live and work in the advanced countries suffering from serious demographic winter. They will do so no longer out of economic necessity. Their decision will be based on the freedom to choose to reside wherever they please. A good number may still choose to work abroad, bringing their families with them, for at least most of their working lives and then decide to retire in the Philippines where it will always be "more fun." I agree with Mr. Friedman that countries like Japan, Germany, Spain, Italy, Canada, and other countries where Filipinos are more welcome than migrants from other cultures will not suffer a decline in GDP per capita even if their population is declining. As he rightly points out, "there is no reason to think that GDP would fall along with population. The capital base of society, its productive plant as broadly understood, will not dissolve as population declines. Moreover, assume that population fell but GDP fell less—or even grew. Per capita GDP would rise and, by that measure, the population would be more prosperous than before" It would be reasonable, therefore, for some Filipino families to freely decide to reside and work in these more prosperous countries, even if the Philippines would already have eradicated poverty in the next twenty years. Filipinos will always be the preferred immigrants in practically any culture because of their extraordinary human qualities. This includes the fact that English is widely spoken in the Philippines.
For those who do not want to migrate to other countries, there will still be the almost unlimited opportunities in such industries as Information Technology and Business Process Management, tourism (including medical tourism), retirement, and other human resource-intensive industries that will expand in response to the demand for these services by the ageing advanced economies. The shortage of young people in these countries will make the Philippines a continuing haven for BPO and shared services. As long as we invest in improving our infrastructures over the next twenty years, we will attract numerous retired people from abroad to have their medical treatment in our hospitals and even spend a good number of months in the year in our retirement resorts. The Philippines will be to the advanced world what Spain was to the rich Northern European countries in the last century. There will be many opportunities for those young people today specializing in the hospitality industry. Professionals in the health care industry will also be in great demand, both within the Philippines and outside.
Friedman ends his essay with the following strategic insights: "The argument I am making is that population decline will significantly transform the functioning of economies, but in the advanced industrial world it will not represent a catastrophe—quite the contrary. Perhaps the most important change will be that where for the past 500 years bankers and financiers have held the upper hand, in a labor-scarce society having pools of labor to broker will be the key." This suggests another sunrise sector in the coming years: the executive search industry, manpower recruitment, executive coaching and other forms of skills training and professional development programs tailored to the needs of the labor-short economies. Given a young, growing and English speaking population for at least the rest of the century, the Philippines can be an educational center for the rest of the world. Let the entrepreneurs seize these opportunities. For comments, my email address is bernardo.villegas@uap.asia.


vitamini handmade: Just Keep Going.
I started playing around with watercolors a few weeks ago and showed you a little peek. I'm happy to say I finally finished the bigger watercolor this week. It took me a month, but I took my own advice and Kept Going! I think succulents are the perfect symbol of persistence, growing through tough conditions, slow and steady, just keeping at it.
I'm at a point in my life where I need to just keep at it, so this is the perfect reminder.
All of the succulents shown are in my collection except the one at the top, the string of hearts. Since I can't have any pets, I'm realizing that my plants kinda take that spot in my life. Is there such a thing as a crazy plant lady? If so, that is totally me. Have a wonderful weekend!


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Description: Video details - -q7S3HjQM20 : Watch online Bollywood action drama movie: "City Of God" (dubbed from Malayalam action movie: City Of God) starring: Prithviraj, Indrajith, Rajeev Pillai, Swetha Menon, Rohini. Synopsis:This movie has dared to tread an unconventional path and the willingness to experiment, which is quite unlike most Malayalam films during these days, is something to be appreciated. It all begins with a fatal accident and takes us along to the intricate events that lead to the crash. Obviously it involves the lives of a few individuals and it intertwines in a peculiar way. Kishore (Prithviraj) is a criminal, who is ready even to risk his life for his boss Rony (Rajeev Pillai), a wealthy businessman. Neeta (Swetha Menon) is a widow who has to settle some scores with Kishore. Soniya (Rima Kallingal) is an actress with a sad past that continues to haunt her. Madhu (Parvathy) is a Tamil labourer, who has come to Kochi, from Palani. She has fled from a failed marriage and is in love with a fellow Tamil worker named Veeru (Indrajith).How their lives come across at certain points in this crime thriller, is the interesting to watch.


Being this is a set of optional rules, will they be allowed in Missions?
I'm going to try plying Bull with liquor at Gencon, but as of right now the default answer is "no," because they're all optional rules.
You do realize that he'll figure on free booze for the whole Con before giving you an answer now, right?
For the time being, the answer is no, for this and any future Options book (BTW, Critias, remind me to talk with you about Way of the Adept II. I have ideas I've had kicking around for about 15 years now).
After they've been out a while and we have a chance to evaluate them, it's possible that some (or all) of teh books may get included in the exceptions in the FAQ, but for now we need to see how well they work, how well they balance (or unbalance), etc.
"Shadowrun Options - The Options line is intended to introduce new concepts, play styles, or abilities to a group. While all rules in this series go through playtest, they are not considered official, and all groups are encouraged to read and discuss them thoroughly before incorporating them into a campaign. They will not be used in official products, Missions, or allowed for tournament play."
Hah! I haven't had the chance to read the finished product yet (I looked over one of the drafts at one point). Did't realize that was there. Nice!
now Bull, whats this about hiring some runners to extract some synthhol for your contact's passenager service.... . . . . . . .


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South Korean Ex-President Jumps To His Death South Koreans are expressing shock and disbelief over the apparent suicide of a former president. Roh Moo-Hyun jumped to his death early Saturday.
South Korean Ex-President Jumps To His Death
May 23, 20098:00 AM ET
Heard on Weekend Edition Saturday
Doualy Xaykaothao
South Koreans are expressing shock and disbelief over the apparent suicide of a former president. Roh Moo-Hyun jumped to his death early Saturday.
This is WEEKEND EDITION from NPR News. I'm Scott Simon.
Coming up, we'll go to southern Helmand Province in Afghanistan, where U.S. Special Forces have destroyed tons of heroin and processing materials.
But first, South Koreans are shocked today by the sudden death of former President Roh Moo-hyun. The 62-year-old man apparently jumped off a mountainside cliff in his hometown and died of massive head injuries. Reporter Doualy Xaykaothao joins us from Seoul.
Doualy, thanks for being with us.
DOUALY XAYKAOTHAO: Hi, Scott.
SIMON: How does a former president - who I gather has bodyguards - commit suicide?
XAYKAOTHAO: Well, police are still officially investigating the death. But we have learned that former President Rho went hiking with a bodyguard early Saturday morning in the mountains, just behind his residence in the southern region of the country.
Now, after hiking a bit, Rho reportedly asked the bodyguard for a cigarette, and it was then that police say he jumped off the cliff, just after 6:30 a.m. local time. The family's lawyer and police say a suicide note was left behind. That note appeared to be saved on President Roh's computer an hour before his death. It's already being circulated in the media. I was actually sent a copy of it myself.
One of the lines in it reads "The rest of my life will be nothing but burden to others. It's a surprising end for Roh Moo-hyun, who was born to a poor family, had no college education, was a self-taught human rights lawyer, and served as South Korea's president from 2003 until last February.
SIMON: And of course he was elected as a reformer. And at the time of his death he was being investigated for accepting about $6 million in bribes while he was in office from 2003 to 2008. He - well, he was mortified and then some, although he never quite said he was guilty.
XAYKAOTHAO: That's right. He denied all the allegations. But you know, it's important to understand that in South Korea prosecutors here pay a great attention to public opinion. And the fact is right now there's a lot of sympathy from the public for Roh, because people here are saying there have been worse cases of corruption in South Korea involving much more than the $6 million in question. For example, former Presidents Chun Doo-hwan and Roh Tae-Wood were both convicted about 12 years ago of receiving bribes worth hundreds of millions of dollars.
But you know, back to Rho - basically the country's justice minister announced earlier today that the investigation into Roh Moo-hyun alleged corruption will be closed because of his death. And the timing of Roh's death also prevented prosecutors from questioning his wife in the case, because she was supposed to be called in for questioning this very weekend.
SIMON: Doualy Xaykaothao reporting from Seoul.
Doualy, thanks very much.
XAYKAOTHAO: Thanks, Scott.


I am a little behind on blogging due to some very busy days and some very, very stressful days. The stress has not been with homeschool though which I am happy about. Homeschool days have going wonderfully and the children are actually asking to do school every morning (including on the weekends). I am very excited about my blog and Facebook page gaining interest and I have even started to be contacted by companies to do reviews.
So here is our week in the life of homeschoolers update week 9!
Monday: We did workoxes in between Rowyns Speech class and Gwyns Tae Kwon Do. Rowyns speech teacher says he is doing very well and that his oral motor skills have gotten much better. Gwyn is really enjoying Tae Kwon Do and finally starting to gain some confidence. I honestly cannot remember what was in each of their workboxes anymore and don't have it all written down but it consisted of Fall worksheets and crafts everyday. We also read a lot of Fall books.
Tuesday: We continued our Fall unit study and then went to the library for Breakfast Story Time. My two kids love breakfast and boy can they eat. What is your favorite breakfast food?
Wednesday: We took a day off because the kids had a dentist appointment and then I had to finalize some paperwork for the apartment complex we are moving into. I won't bore you with the details about our dreadful day. But the kids did learn a little about how screwed up our Government can be sometimes.


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Dessey, 12, readies for school, a few minutes walk from their home. That day, she only had a few pieces of bread for breakfast. There were days when Dessey goes to school with an empty stomach, something that her mother, Esmeralda, 38, didn't want to happen but couldn't do much because of the limited income the family has.
"As a mother, it is painful for me that sometimes I failed to meet the needs of my children," Esmeralda, a single mother, says. She works as palm weaver and only earns Php140 a week for weaving 200 palms. The amount is not sufficient to support her three children's basic needs.
World Vision is starting a livelihood program in Dessey's community that parents can avail to augment for their income. Educational assistance such as provision on school supplies has been provided for the children.
Despite her family's condition, young Dessey never complains. "I understand our situation," she meekly says. On days that she is not in school, she helps her mother in palm weaving. "I learned to do it by watching my mother," she says. She also takes care of her two younger siblings, Daniel, 8, and Danica, 6, when their mother is out looking for work.
"Dessey is a very responsible kid but she is quite shy," Esmeralda says. In Dessey's village, World Vision has several children's activities that promote children camaraderie and enhance leadership among children. Dessey has attended a few of these activities, especially on days that she has no school activities.
Dessey will soon be in Grade 7. "When I become an accountant one of these days, I will help my family out of poverty," she says.


text:
#region Copyright and License Information
// Fluent Ribbon Control Suite
// http://fluent.codeplex.com/
// Copyright © Degtyarev Daniel, Rikker Serg. 2009-2010.  All rights reserved.
//
// Distributed under the terms of the Microsoft Public License (Ms-PL).
// The license is available online http://fluent.codeplex.com/license
#endregion
using System;
using System.Diagnostics.CodeAnalysis;
using System.Linq;
using System.Windows;
using System.Windows.Controls;
using System.Windows.Controls.Primitives;
using System.Windows.Media;

namespace Fluent
{
    using Fluent.Internal;

    /// <summary>
    /// Represent panel with ribbon tab items.
    /// It is automatically adjusting size of tabs
    /// </summary>
    public class RibbonTabsContainer : Panel, IScrollInfo
    {
        #region Fields

        #endregion

        #region Initialization

        /// <summary>
        /// Default constructor
        /// </summary>
        public RibbonTabsContainer()
        {
            Focusable = false;
        }

        #endregion

        #region Layout Overridings

        /// <summary>
        /// Measures all of the RibbonGroupBox, and resize them appropriately
        /// to fit within the available room
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="availableSize">The available size that this element can give to child elements.</param>
        /// <returns>The size that the groups container determines it needs during
        /// layout, based on its calculations of child element sizes.
        /// </returns>
        [SuppressMessage("Microsoft.Maintainability", "CA1502")]
        protected override Size MeasureOverride(Size availableSize)
        {
            if (InternalChildren.Count == 0) return base.MeasureOverride(availableSize);

            Size desiredSize = MeasureChildrenDesiredSize(availableSize);

            // Performs steps as described in "2007 MICROSOFT® OFFICE FLUENT™
            // USER INTERFACE DESIGN GUIDELINES"

            // Step 1. Gradually remove empty space to the right of the tabs
            // If all tabs already in full size, just return
            if (availableSize.Width > desiredSize.Width)
            {
                // Hide separator lines between tabs
                UpdateSeparators(false, false);
                VerifyScrollData(availableSize.Width, desiredSize.Width);
                return desiredSize;
            }

            // Step 2. Gradually and uniformly remove the padding from both sides
            // of all the tabs until the minimum padding required for displaying
            // the tab selection and hover states is reached (regular tabs)
            double overflowWidth = desiredSize.Width - availableSize.Width;
            double whitespace = (InternalChildren[0] as RibbonTabItem).Indent;
            RibbonTabItem[] contextualTabs = InternalChildren.Cast<RibbonTabItem>().Where(x => (x.IsContextual) && (x.Visibility != Visibility.Collapsed) && (x.Group.Visibility != Visibility.Collapsed)).ToArray();
            double contextualTabsCount = contextualTabs.Length;
            var regularTabs =
                InternalChildren.Cast<RibbonTabItem>().Where(x => (!x.IsContextual) && (x.Visibility != Visibility.Collapsed));
            double regularTabsCount = regularTabs.Count();//InternalChildren.Count - contextualTabsCount;
            double childrenCount = contextualTabsCount + regularTabsCount;
            if (overflowWidth < regularTabsCount * whitespace * 2)
            {
                double decreaseValue = overflowWidth / (double)regularTabsCount;
                foreach (RibbonTabItem tab in regularTabs) tab.Measure(new Size(Math.Max(0, tab.DesiredSize.Width - decreaseValue), tab.DesiredSize.Height));// tab.Width = Math.Max(0, tab.ActualWidth - decreaseValue);
                desiredSize = GetChildrenDesiredSize();
                if (desiredSize.Width > availableSize.Width) desiredSize.Width = availableSize.Width;

                // Add separator lines between
                // tabs to assist readability
                UpdateSeparators(false, false);
                VerifyScrollData(availableSize.Width, desiredSize.Width);
                return desiredSize;
            }

            // Step 3. Gradually and uniformly remove the padding from both sides
            // of all the tabs until the minimum padding required for displaying
            // the tab selection and hover states is reached (contextual tabs)
            if (overflowWidth < childrenCount * whitespace * 2)
            {
                double regularTabsWhitespace = (double)regularTabsCount * whitespace * 2.0;
                double decreaseValue = (overflowWidth - regularTabsWhitespace) / (double)contextualTabsCount;
                foreach (RibbonTabItem tab in regularTabs)
                {
                    //if (!tab.IsContextual)
                    {
                        double widthBeforeMeasure = tab.DesiredSize.Width;
                        tab.Measure(new Size(Math.Max(0, tab.DesiredSize.Width - whitespace * 2.0), tab.DesiredSize.Height));
                        overflowWidth -= widthBeforeMeasure - tab.DesiredSize.Width;
                    }
                }
                foreach (RibbonTabItem tab in contextualTabs.Reverse())
                {
                    //if (tab.IsContextual)
                    {
                        double widthBeforeMeasure = tab.DesiredSize.Width;
                        tab.Measure(new Size(Math.Max(0, tab.DesiredSize.Width - decreaseValue), tab.DesiredSize.Height));

                        // Contextual tabs may overreduce, so check that
                        overflowWidth -= widthBeforeMeasure - tab.DesiredSize.Width;
                        if (overflowWidth < 0) break;
                    }
                }
                desiredSize = GetChildrenDesiredSize();
                if (desiredSize.Width > availableSize.Width) desiredSize.Width = availableSize.Width;

                // Add separator lines between
                // tabs to assist readability
                UpdateSeparators(true, false);
                VerifyScrollData(availableSize.Width, desiredSize.Width);
                return desiredSize;
            }

            // Step 4. Reduce the width of the tab with the longest name by
            // truncating the text label. Continue reducing the width of the largest
            // tab (or tabs in the case of ties) until all tabs are the same width.
            // (Regular tabs)
            foreach (RibbonTabItem tab in regularTabs)
            {
                //if (!tab.IsContextual)
                {
                    double widthBeforeMeasure = tab.DesiredSize.Width;
                    tab.Measure(new Size(Math.Max(0, tab.DesiredSize.Width - whitespace * 2.0), tab.DesiredSize.Height));
                    overflowWidth -= widthBeforeMeasure - tab.DesiredSize.Width;
                }
            }
            foreach (RibbonTabItem tab in contextualTabs.Reverse())
            {
                //if (tab.IsContextual)
                {
                    double widthBeforeMeasure = tab.DesiredSize.Width;
                    tab.Measure(new Size(Math.Max(0, tab.DesiredSize.Width - whitespace * 2.0), tab.DesiredSize.Height));

                    // Contextual tabs may overreduce, so check that
                    overflowWidth -= widthBeforeMeasure - tab.DesiredSize.Width;
                    if (overflowWidth < 0)
                    {
                        desiredSize = GetChildrenDesiredSize();
                        if (desiredSize.Width > availableSize.Width) desiredSize.Width = availableSize.Width;

                        // Add separator lines between
                        // tabs to assist readability
                        UpdateSeparators(true, false);
                        VerifyScrollData(availableSize.Width, desiredSize.Width);
                        return desiredSize;
                    }
                }
            }

            // Sort regular tabs by descending
            RibbonTabItem[] sortedRegularTabItems = regularTabs
                .OrderByDescending(x => x.DesiredSize.Width)
                .ToArray();

            // Find how many regular tabs we have to reduce
            double reducedLength = 0;
            int reduceCount = 0;
            for (int i = 0; i < sortedRegularTabItems.Length - 1; i++)
            {
                double temp =
                    sortedRegularTabItems[i].DesiredSize.Width -
                    sortedRegularTabItems[i + 1].DesiredSize.Width;
                reducedLength += temp * (i + 1);
                reduceCount = i + 1;
                if (reducedLength > overflowWidth) break;
            }

            if (reducedLength > overflowWidth)
            {
                // Reduce regular tabs
                double requiredWidth = sortedRegularTabItems[reduceCount].DesiredSize.Width;
                if (reducedLength > overflowWidth) requiredWidth += (reducedLength - overflowWidth) / (double)reduceCount;
                for (int i = 0; i < reduceCount; i++)
                {
                    sortedRegularTabItems[i].Measure(new Size(requiredWidth, availableSize.Height));
                }

                desiredSize = GetChildrenDesiredSize();
                if (desiredSize.Width > availableSize.Width) desiredSize.Width = availableSize.Width;

                // Add separator lines between
                // tabs to assist readability
                UpdateSeparators(true, true);
                VerifyScrollData(availableSize.Width, desiredSize.Width);
                return desiredSize;
            }

            // Step 5. Reduce the width of all regular tabs equally
            // down to a minimum of about three characters.
            double regularTabsWidth = sortedRegularTabItems.Sum(x => x.DesiredSize.Width);
            double minimumRegularTabsWidth = MinimumRegularTabWidth * sortedRegularTabItems.Length;

            if (overflowWidth < regularTabsWidth - minimumRegularTabsWidth)
            {
                double settedWidth = (regularTabsWidth - overflowWidth) / (double)regularTabsCount;
                for (int i = 0; i < regularTabsCount; i++)
                {
                    sortedRegularTabItems[i].Measure(new Size(settedWidth, availableSize.Height));
                }
                desiredSize = GetChildrenDesiredSize();
                //if (desiredSize.Width > availableSize.Width) desiredSize.Width = availableSize.Width;

                // Add separator lines between
                // tabs to assist readability
                UpdateSeparators(true, true);
                VerifyScrollData(availableSize.Width, desiredSize.Width);
                return desiredSize;
            }

            // Step 6. Reduce the width of the tab with the longest name by
            // truncating the text label. Continue reducing the width of the largest
            // tab (or tabs in the case of ties) until all tabs are the same width.
            // (Contextual tabs)
            for (int i = 0; i < regularTabsCount; i++)
            {
                sortedRegularTabItems[i].Measure(new Size(MinimumRegularTabWidth, availableSize.Height));
            }
            overflowWidth -= regularTabsWidth - minimumRegularTabsWidth;

            // Sort contextual tabs by descending
            RibbonTabItem[] sortedContextualTabItems = contextualTabs
                .OrderByDescending(x => x.DesiredSize.Width)
                .ToArray();

            // Find how many contextual tabs we have to reduce
            reducedLength = 0;
            reduceCount = 0;
            for (int i = 0; i < sortedContextualTabItems.Length - 1; i++)
            {
                double temp =
                    sortedContextualTabItems[i].DesiredSize.Width -
                    sortedContextualTabItems[i + 1].DesiredSize.Width;
                reducedLength += temp * (i + 1);
                reduceCount = i + 1;
                if (reducedLength > overflowWidth) break;
            }

            if (reducedLength > overflowWidth)
            {
                // Reduce regular tabs
                double requiredWidth = sortedContextualTabItems[reduceCount].DesiredSize.Width;
                if (reducedLength > overflowWidth) requiredWidth += (reducedLength - overflowWidth) / (double)reduceCount;
                for (int i = 0; i < reduceCount; i++)
                {
                    sortedContextualTabItems[i].Measure(new Size(requiredWidth, availableSize.Height));
                }

                desiredSize = GetChildrenDesiredSize();
                if (desiredSize.Width > availableSize.Width) desiredSize.Width = availableSize.Width;

                // Add separator lines between
                // tabs to assist readability
                UpdateSeparators(true, true);
                VerifyScrollData(availableSize.Width, desiredSize.Width);
                return desiredSize;
            }
            else
            {
                double contextualTabsWidth = sortedContextualTabItems.Sum(x => x.DesiredSize.Width);

                double settedWidth = Math.Max(MinimumRegularTabWidth, (contextualTabsWidth - overflowWidth) / (double)contextualTabsCount);
                for (int i = 0; i < sortedContextualTabItems.Length; i++)
                {
                    sortedContextualTabItems[i].Measure(new Size(settedWidth, availableSize.Height));
                }
                desiredSize = GetChildrenDesiredSize();

                // Add separator lines between
                // tabs to assist readability
                UpdateSeparators(true, true);
                VerifyScrollData(availableSize.Width, desiredSize.Width);
                return desiredSize;
            }
        }

        private Size MeasureChildrenDesiredSize(Size availableSize)
        {
            double width = 0;
            double height = 0;
            foreach (UIElement child in this.InternalChildren)
            {
                child.Measure(availableSize);
                width += child.DesiredSize.Width;
                height = Math.Max(height, child.DesiredSize.Height);
            }
            return new Size(width, height);
        }

        private Size GetChildrenDesiredSize()
        {
            double width = 0;
            double height = 0;
            foreach (UIElement child in this.InternalChildren)
            {
                width += child.DesiredSize.Width;
                height = Math.Max(height, child.DesiredSize.Height);
            }
            return new Size(width, height);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Positions child elements and determines
        /// a size for the control
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="finalSize">The final area within the parent
        /// that this element should use to arrange
        /// itself and its children</param>
        /// <returns>The actual size used</returns>
        protected override Size ArrangeOverride(Size finalSize)
        {
            var finalRect = new Rect(finalSize)
                                {
                                    X = -this.HorizontalOffset
                                };

            var orderedChildren = this.InternalChildren.OfType<RibbonTabItem>()
                                      .OrderBy(x => x.Group != null);

            foreach (var item in orderedChildren)
            {
                finalRect.Width = item.DesiredSize.Width;
                finalRect.Height = Math.Max(finalSize.Height, item.DesiredSize.Height);
                item.Arrange(finalRect);
                finalRect.X += item.DesiredSize.Width;
            }

            var ribbonTabItemsWithGroups = this.InternalChildren.OfType<RibbonTabItem>()
                                               .Where(item => item.Group != null);

            var ribbonTitleBar = ribbonTabItemsWithGroups.Select(ribbonTabItemsWithGroup => ribbonTabItemsWithGroup.Group.Parent)
                                                         .OfType<RibbonTitleBar>()
                                                         .FirstOrDefault();

            if (ribbonTitleBar != null)
            {
                ribbonTitleBar.InvalidateMeasure();
            }

            return finalSize;
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Updates separator visibility
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="regularTabs">If this parameter true, regular tabs will have separators</param>
        /// <param name="contextualTabs">If this parameter true, contextual tabs will have separators</param>
        private void UpdateSeparators(bool regularTabs, bool contextualTabs)
        {
            foreach (RibbonTabItem tab in Children)
            {
                if (tab.IsContextual)
                {
                    if (tab.IsSeparatorVisible != contextualTabs) tab.IsSeparatorVisible = contextualTabs;
                }
                else if (tab.IsSeparatorVisible != regularTabs)
                {
                    tab.IsSeparatorVisible = regularTabs;
                }
            }
        }

        #endregion

        #region IScrollInfo Members

        /// <summary>
        /// Gets or sets a System.Windows.Controls.ScrollViewer element that controls scrolling behavior.
        /// </summary>
        public ScrollViewer ScrollOwner
        {
            get { return ScrollData.ScrollOwner; }
            set { ScrollData.ScrollOwner = value; }
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Sets the amount of horizontal offset.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="offset">The degree to which content is horizontally offset from the containing viewport.</param>
        public void SetHorizontalOffset(double offset)
        {
            double newValue = CoerceOffset(ValidateInputOffset(offset, "HorizontalOffset"), scrollData.ExtentWidth, scrollData.ViewportWidth);
            if (DoubleUtil.AreClose(ScrollData.OffsetX, newValue) == false)
            {
                scrollData.OffsetX = newValue;
                InvalidateArrange();
            }
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Gets the horizontal size of the extent.
        /// </summary>
        public double ExtentWidth
        {
            get { return ScrollData.ExtentWidth; }
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Gets the horizontal offset of the scrolled content.
        /// </summary>
        public double HorizontalOffset
        {
            get { return ScrollData.OffsetX; }
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Gets the horizontal size of the viewport for this content.
        /// </summary>
        public double ViewportWidth
        {
            get { return ScrollData.ViewportWidth; }
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Scrolls left within content by one logical unit.
        /// </summary>
        public void LineLeft()
        {
            SetHorizontalOffset(HorizontalOffset - 16.0);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Scrolls right within content by one logical unit.
        /// </summary>
        public void LineRight()
        {
            SetHorizontalOffset(HorizontalOffset + 16.0);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Forces content to scroll until the coordinate space of a System.Windows.Media.Visual object is visible.
        /// This is optimized for horizontal scrolling only
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="visual">A System.Windows.Media.Visual that becomes visible.</param>
        /// <param name="rectangle">A bounding rectangle that identifies the coordinate space to make visible.</param>
        /// <returns>A System.Windows.Rect that is visible.</returns>
        public Rect MakeVisible(Visual visual, Rect rectangle)
        {
            // We can only work on visuals that are us or children.
            // An empty rect has no size or position.  We can't meaningfully use it.
            if (rectangle.IsEmpty
                || visual == null
                || visual == (Visual)this
                || !this.IsAncestorOf(visual))
            {
                return Rect.Empty;
            }

            // Compute the child's rect relative to (0,0) in our coordinate space.
            GeneralTransform childTransform = visual.TransformToAncestor(this);

            rectangle = childTransform.TransformBounds(rectangle);

            // Initialize the viewport
            Rect viewport = new Rect(HorizontalOffset, rectangle.Top, ViewportWidth, rectangle.Height);
            rectangle.X += viewport.X;

            // Compute the offsets required to minimally scroll the child maximally into view.
            double minX = ComputeScrollOffsetWithMinimalScroll(viewport.Left, viewport.Right, rectangle.Left, rectangle.Right);

            // We have computed the scrolling offsets; scroll to them.
            SetHorizontalOffset(minX);

            // Compute the visible rectangle of the child relative to the viewport.
            viewport.X = minX;
            rectangle.Intersect(viewport);

            rectangle.X -= viewport.X;

            // Return the rectangle
            return rectangle;
        }

        static double ComputeScrollOffsetWithMinimalScroll(
            double topView,
            double bottomView,
            double topChild,
            double bottomChild)
        {
            // # CHILD POSITION       CHILD SIZE      SCROLL      REMEDY
            // 1 Above viewport       <= viewport     Down        Align top edge of child & viewport
            // 2 Above viewport       > viewport      Down        Align bottom edge of child & viewport
            // 3 Below viewport       <= viewport     Up          Align bottom edge of child & viewport
            // 4 Below viewport       > viewport      Up          Align top edge of child & viewport
            // 5 Entirely within viewport             NA          No scroll.
            // 6 Spanning viewport                    NA          No scroll.
            //
            // Note: "Above viewport" = childTop above viewportTop, childBottom above viewportBottom
            //       "Below viewport" = childTop below viewportTop, childBottom below viewportBottom
            // These child thus may overlap with the viewport, but will scroll the same direction
            /*bool fAbove = DoubleUtil.LessThan(topChild, topView) && DoubleUtil.LessThan(bottomChild, bottomView);
            bool fBelow = DoubleUtil.GreaterThan(bottomChild, bottomView) && DoubleUtil.GreaterThan(topChild, topView);*/
            bool fAbove = (topChild < topView) && (bottomChild < bottomView);
            bool fBelow = (bottomChild > bottomView) && (topChild > topView);
            bool fLarger = (bottomChild - topChild) > (bottomView - topView);

            // Handle Cases:  1 & 4 above
            if ((fAbove && !fLarger)
               || (fBelow && fLarger))
            {
                return topChild;
            }

            // Handle Cases: 2 & 3 above
            else if (fAbove || fBelow)
            {
                return bottomChild - (bottomView - topView);
            }

            // Handle cases: 5 & 6 above.
            return topView;
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Not implemented
        /// </summary>
        public void MouseWheelDown()
        {
        }
        /// <summary>
        /// Not implemented
        /// </summary>
        public void MouseWheelLeft()
        {
        }
        /// <summary>
        /// Not implemented
        /// </summary>
        public void MouseWheelRight()
        {
        }
        /// <summary>
        /// Not implemented
        /// </summary>
        public void MouseWheelUp()
        {
        }
        /// <summary>
        /// Not implemented
        /// </summary>
        public void LineDown()
        {
        }
        /// <summary>
        /// Not implemented
        /// </summary>
        public void LineUp()
        {
        }
        /// <summary>
        /// Not implemented
        /// </summary>
        public void PageDown()
        {
        }
        /// <summary>
        /// Not implemented
        /// </summary>
        public void PageLeft()
        {
        }
        /// <summary>
        /// Not implemented
        /// </summary>
        public void PageRight()
        {
        }
        /// <summary>
        /// Not implemented
        /// </summary>
        public void PageUp()
        {
        }
        /// <summary>
        /// Not implemented
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="offset"></param>
        public void SetVerticalOffset(double offset)
        {
        }
        /// <summary>
        /// Gets or sets a value that indicates whether scrolling on the vertical axis is possible.
        /// </summary>
        public bool CanVerticallyScroll
        {
            get { return false; }
            set { }
        }
        /// <summary>
        /// Gets or sets a value that indicates whether scrolling on the horizontal axis is possible.
        /// </summary>
        public bool CanHorizontallyScroll
        {
            get { return true; }
            set { }
        }
        /// <summary>
        /// Not implemented
        /// </summary>
        public double ExtentHeight
        {
            get { return 0.0; }
        }/// <summary>
        /// Not implemented
        /// </summary>

        public double VerticalOffset
        {
            get { return 0.0; }
        }
        /// <summary>
        /// Not implemented
        /// </summary>
        public double ViewportHeight
        {
            get { return 0.0; }
        }

        // Gets scroll data info
        private ScrollData ScrollData
        {
            get
            {
                return scrollData ?? (scrollData = new ScrollData());
            }
        }

        // Scroll data info
        private ScrollData scrollData;
        private const double MinimumRegularTabWidth = 30D;

        // Validates input offset
        static double ValidateInputOffset(double offset, string parameterName)
        {
            if (double.IsNaN(offset))
            {
                throw new ArgumentOutOfRangeException(parameterName);
            }

            return Math.Max(0.0, offset);
        }

        // Verifies scrolling data using the passed viewport and extent as newly computed values.
        // Checks the X/Y offset and coerces them into the range [0, Extent - ViewportSize]
        // If extent, viewport, or the newly coerced offsets are different than the existing offset,
        //   cachces are updated and InvalidateScrollInfo() is called.
        private void VerifyScrollData(double viewportWidth, double extentWidth)
        {
            bool isValid = true;

            if (Double.IsInfinity(viewportWidth))
            {
                viewportWidth = extentWidth;
            }

            double offsetX = CoerceOffset(ScrollData.OffsetX, extentWidth, viewportWidth);

            isValid &= DoubleUtil.AreClose(viewportWidth, ScrollData.ViewportWidth);
            isValid &= DoubleUtil.AreClose(extentWidth, ScrollData.ExtentWidth);
            isValid &= DoubleUtil.AreClose(ScrollData.OffsetX, offsetX);

            ScrollData.ViewportWidth = viewportWidth;

            // newExtentWidth is neccessary to fix 20762 (Tab scroll button appears randomly when resizing)
            // To fix 20762 we are manipulating the extentWidth by checking if all regular (non contextual) tabs are at their minimum width.
            // When they are all at their minimum width we have to force the extentWidth to be greater than the viewportWidth.
            // When there are no regular tabs, we MUST NOT apply this fix
            var newExtentWidth = Math.Max(viewportWidth, extentWidth);

            var visibleRegularTabs = this.InternalChildren.Cast<RibbonTabItem>()
                .Where(item => item.IsContextual == false && item.Visibility != Visibility.Collapsed)
                .ToArray();

            if (visibleRegularTabs.Any()
                && visibleRegularTabs.All(item => DoubleUtil.AreClose(item.DesiredSize.Width, MinimumRegularTabWidth)))
            {
                if (DoubleUtil.AreClose(newExtentWidth, viewportWidth))
                {
                    newExtentWidth = newExtentWidth + 1;
                }

                ScrollData.ExtentWidth = newExtentWidth;
            }
            else
            {
                ScrollData.ExtentWidth = ScrollData.ViewportWidth;
            }

            ScrollData.OffsetX = offsetX;

            if (!isValid)
            {
                if (ScrollOwner != null)
                {
                    ScrollOwner.InvalidateScrollInfo();
                }
            }
        }

        // Returns an offset coerced into the [0, Extent - Viewport] range.
        static double CoerceOffset(double offset, double extent, double viewport)
        {
            if (offset > extent - viewport)
            {
                offset = extent - viewport;
            }

            if (offset < 0)
            {
                offset = 0;
            }

            return offset;
        }

        #endregion
    }

    #region ScrollData

    /// <summary>
    /// Helper class to hold scrolling data.
    /// This class exists to reduce working set when SCP is delegating to another implementation of ISI.
    /// Standard "extra pointer always for less data sometimes" cache savings model:
    /// </summary>
    internal class ScrollData
    {
        /// <summary>
        /// Scroll viewer
        /// </summary>
        internal ScrollViewer ScrollOwner;

        /// <summary>
        /// Scroll offset
        /// </summary>
        internal double OffsetX;

        /// <summary>
        /// ViewportSize is computed from our FinalSize, but may be in different units.
        /// </summary>
        internal double ViewportWidth;

        /// <summary>
        /// Extent is the total size of our content.
        /// </summary>
        internal double ExtentWidth;
    }

    #endregion ScrollData
}


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Guy who spent $2 million after tech glitch says more money, more problems
Money don't buy you happiness. Ask this guy!
Image: warner bros.
By Elise Cooper 2016-12-09 02:20:22 UTC
Think a cheeky $2 million would solve your problems? Wrong!
A technical glitch gave an Australian man a limitless overdraft on his bank account, allowing him to spend big, and often, but the rich life didn't make him happy.
SEE ALSO: Polite guy wins $1 million in lottery store after letting someone cut in front
The bank error allowed Goulburn man Luke Moore, then in his mid 20s, to continue to withdraw money from his bank account as an unlimited overdraft, reaching an excess of A$2.1 million.
After making a handful of payments on his home loan, Moore gradually began spending like Richie Rich, buying Alfa Romeo and Maserati cars, a speed boat and a bunch of valuable pop culture paraphernalia.
Luke Moore who blew $2.1m says he's 'living the dream' https://t.co/HwB9FBm0VJ pic.twitter.com/JAUHW4qQP9
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But this week, Moore was released after just five months served when an appeal in the Supreme Court of New South Wales saw the verdict overturned and Moore walk free — albeit in a lot of debt.
A back-to-normal Moore said that the millionaire lifestyle wasn't worth the hype anyway and it's not something he misses, with the exception of "the cocaine, the strippers and fast cars."
Speaking with The Daily Telegraph Moore said that the idea that money buys you women, power and happiness just wasn't true.
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Preach!
Maybe the best things in life really are free.
Image: Luke Moore facebook
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Q: Fortran derived type in common: initialization? I got troubles with this common:
      COMMON /REDCOM/ DPREC,NITMA,INDIC,NBERR,NCAR,KMOTLU,
     &                REDVAR,MOCDER(2)
      COMMON /REDCO1/ CTEXT
C
      type(double_st) :: DPREC
      INTEGER :: NITMA,INDIC,NBERR,NCAR,KMOTLU,REDVAR,MOCDER
      CHARACTER(72) :: CTEXT
      CHARACTER(4)  :: CTEXT4
C
      EQUIVALENCE (CTEXT,CTEXT4)

The double_st derived type is:
  type double_st
     sequence
     real(kind(0.d0)) :: x,y,z
     integer :: acc = -1
  end type double_st

Trying to compile some code including this common, I get:
ifort:
./REDCOM.INC(1): error #6005: A derived type object in a COMMON block shall not have default initialization   [DPREC]
      COMMON /REDCOM/ DPREC,NITMA,INDIC,NBERR,NCAR,KMOTLU,
----------------------^

gfortran:
REDCOM.INC:1.27:
    Included at m_abaq4.f:90:

      COMMON /REDCOM/ DPREC,NITMA,INDIC,NBERR,NCAR,KMOTLU,
                           1
Error: Derived type variable 'dprec' in COMMON at (1) may not have default initializer

Being not very familiar with Fortran, I don't understand what the problem is, or how to solve it (I tried googling with no success). If I use a REAL(8) instead of a double_st, everything works fine.
Could someone help me on this?

A: From the line
integer :: acc = -1

strip off the trailing
 = -1

to leave
integer :: acc

recompile, and see what happens.  The error message suggests that a program can't initialise a derived type component and use variables of that derived type in common statements.  'Initialize' is used in the Fortran standards to mean, precisely, the setting of a variable (or element) 's value in its declaration.
In my (draft) version of the Fortran 2008 standard constraint 506 on rule 503 prohibits initialization of components of variables of derived type used in common blocks.  This prohibition doesn't seem to apply to initialization of variables of intrinsic types, hence the compiler's acceptance of the code when the variable is of type real(8).
As for using derived types in common blocks, that's mixed-paradigm programming if ever there was such a thing !

A: I'm saying much the same as in High Performance Mark's answer, but hopefully with a little more elaboration.  After that answer's edit I actually diverge a little.
Having the type declaration
type double_st
  sequence
  real(kind(0.d0)) :: x,y,z
  integer :: acc = -1
end type double_st

involves default initialization.  That's the acc=1 part: see Fortran 2008 4.5.4.6.  It isn't just the component that is default initialized but the whole type.
There is a constraint (C5105, in 5.7.2.1) which says that

If a common-block-object is of a derived type, the type shall have the BIND attribute or the SEQUENCE attribute and it shall have no default initialization.

This is what the compilers complain about.  Using a real(kind(0d0)) (or real(8)) doesn't violate this constraint.  Intrinsic types (such as that real) cannot have default initialization, but they can have explicit initialization (such as real :: hello = 1.).  There are some restrictions on the use of an explicitly initialized object (such as C506 mentioned in the other answer), but the question isn't clear enough on that point for me to comment further.

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A Wahlburgers In East Lansing's Future?
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Those of us who may be barely old enough to remember (I kid...) when the actor Donnie Wahlberg was once a New Kid On The Block and his actor brother Mark was once a guy who called himself Marky Mark and ran around with a Funky Bunch may not have ever considered that one day they would also be giants in the restaurant industry, much less at hamburger restaurants with a cool name like Wahlburgers...but yes, it did happen.
And the good news? It might be happening in East Lansing.
According to lansingcitypulse.com, the hamburger chain, which is co-owned by Donnie, Mark and their brother Paul, who is a chef (and by the way, how could you not love this guy after seeing him on their A&E series?) is part of a proposal to develop a six-acre property whose owner, which is the City of East Lansing, auctioned off for a million bucks.
A million bucks...that could buy a lot of delicious Wahlburgers. And hopefully bring the hamburger chain to East Lansing.
Get the story here from lansingcitypulse.com.
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