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Sydhedmyra (Formica bruni) är en myrart som beskrevs av Heinrich Kutter 1967. Sydhedmyra ingår i släktet Formica och familjen myror. Arten är reproducerande i Sverige. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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The Fire Rescue Group of the Emergency Service of the Principality of Asturias, aboard the medical helicopter of SEPA, has rescued from the sea the lifeless body of a man, 66 years old, who was floating, face down, about 150 meters, from the breakwater of the beach of San Juan de Nieva, in Castrillón, as reported by the Emergency Service of the Principality (SEPA).
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Q: Why does Firewall Prevent Access to Domain Controller GPMC? I have 2 Windows Server 2008 R2.
Both servers are Domain Controllers.
Currently the security policy is to disable Windows Firewall but set certain firewall rules. Previously I have enabled the firewall and was able to edit the GPO's Windows Firewall Rules. Recently when I turn the firewall off and launch the Group Policy Management, the program then starts crashing. It then says it is unable to access the domain controller. They both do the same thing. I also then chose the itself as the domain controller to refer to and it says it can't reach it.
If I turn the firewall back on and try to go to GPMC on it I can get it but I cannot edit the firewall. It gives the 0x6d9 error.
So it seems I am in a catch 22. Why can I not edit my Group Policy Firewall Settings with the Firewall actually on? When it is THE FIREWALL IS ON I cannot ping the server from the other until I turn it off. But it is getting all the firewall allowance rules and what not. Firewall GPO is set to default settings so there is no reason it should be preventing me from getting any information.
Group Policy Client is Running.

A: Enabled the firewall on one domain controller and it lost connection to itself as a domain controller. Pointed it at the other domain controller and allowed all required firewall rules to allow network connections and now I can edit firewall settings on all systems without a problem. This issue was confusing when you have to point to each other to get it to work in the first place but now all is well.

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Working at Chick-fil-a was a fun place to work , but the managers were not the best. I would come in be handed keys and a card which are what the managers use and the managers would go play on their phones in the back, until something is either not working or they actually wanted to do their job. Which was very annoying when one day i had to take the orders on the front bag the orders after I took them then I also had to run them out to the tables.
7.50 free mean on break.
Short breaks, Not scheduled very often.
Managers were great and team members, General Managers are HORRIBLE. Very rude and disrespectful! We were also worked after hours as minors. If you weren't able to work as much as they want they take you off the schedule and give you 1 workday a week to get you to quit instead of firing you. Mostly teenagers but they treat us them horrible and the job comes first before school they could care less. Overall it's a great work environment when the general managers aren't around. Also the Store owner knows what is going on and could care less, he is a very nice guy though.
very hard to get used to the fast paced place. after awhile it gets easier always talking to customers and helping out and getting the drinks was always fun.
I think the management at Chick-fil-A was awesome. I loved the location of the store I worked for and the people were amazing. However, my coworkers were pretty stressful and were the reason I left.
I worked at a location. that was inside a mall which is no longer open.
This is a fast food job, so it's going to be fast paced and sometimes stressful, especially during peak hours. The training was pretty thorough though. Id say that if you have to pick a food service job, this is one of the cleanest, best restaurants to work at. You get a free meal for an 8 hour shift.
This company has a much more strict dress code and much higher standards than most fast food places, so keep that in mind. You are required to say "my pleasure" and will get in trouble if you dont say it. There is little to no down time and you are expected to be on your feet cleaning or stocking if you are not helping customers.
They were pretty good about working with my schedule while in was in college. The working environment itself wasnt bad. The environment in a mall store is a little different from a stand alone location that has a drive thru.
Chick-fil-a is a very nice workplace with friendly people and management. The typical day depends on what your assigned to like, for example, a cashier would have the responsibility of restocking supplies upfront, taking orders and managing money. I learned a lot about customer service and how to properly talk to customers. The hardest part of the job was having to deal with customers who are unhappy which usually you have to just smile and be nice to them. They will say nasty things, like "you're an idiot" or "I'm never coming back here" to which you stay calm, and be nice to them. The company overall is has very good values which I respect and the managers are very respectful to you.
I think the best part of working at Chick-fil-A is the people you meet there. I love all my co-workers and the customers as well. The customers rarely have complaints about any worker and all of my co-workers want to be at work and make it a better time. Really makes the hours go by.
A fun environment. Great co workers!
A very happy place. You arrive start working after you punch in. It's a restaurant so you take care of the guests needs. You ring their orders. Take the cash, then they are seated. Someone brings their order to them. Great management team sees that everything goes smoothly. The most enjoyable part of the job is the pleasant guests. Happy guests. The hardest part of the job is when it gets really busy, hard to stock and slows down everything.
I love most of the people I work with. Most are kind and fun to be around. Some of the Shift leaders can be a bit too uptight for just a fast food restaurant. Will say one thing though, Having to say "my pleasure" constantly gets very annoying. They are pretty good at giving you the time off you want as long as you do it a bit in advance. Overall an ok place to work at but definitely not a job to be able to do for months to a year personally.
For the vigorous work and super fast pace, the pay was less than ideal, but it was before the minimum wage was raised. The environment my coworkers and I made for each other to work it was great though; they made work fun and simpler.
Great to work as a college or high school student. Allows you to have flexibility if you are a student or have other priorities. Provides scholarships for college students as well. Family oriented environment.
At Chick-Fil-A you will never be bored. There is always something to get done. Customer service is a very big thing at Chick-Fil-A. I really enjoyed that, knowing you could treat customers how you would like to be treated.
Chick fil a is big far one of the most best places anyone could possibly work for the staff is very friendly and works together well like a big happy family.
Very efficient and fast paced.
A typical day at work really depended on the day of the week. Lunch and Dinner were always busy and would allow the time to go by fast. Friday's and especially Saturday's would be chaotic and there would always be a very high amount of business. I learned many communication skills and how to effectively solve problems in the best and fastest way possible. The management was pretty good. There could some improvements in some places but overall, all the managers were very thoughtful and hardworking. The workplace culture was always focused. Even if we were really slow. There is always a job to be done. The hardest part of the job is working a close/open shift. It does not happen often but when it does, it is really hard. The most enjoyable part of the job s making a difference in someone's day. Chick-fil-A has really high standards but they matter. I've never had a guest leave without a smile on their face.
The experience at CFA is overall very good, however being a large franchise it's very fast paced and there's always something to be doing, often you will be doing the same thing over and over again everyday you work.
Very high-paced place, but fun nonetheless.
I liked working here, i wish the managers were better and didn't pick favorites the way they did. While i enjoyed my time, there were definitely downfalls.
Always work to do which keeps you busy at all times.
Fast paced so you always have to be ready for the next customer.
Easy to learn all the positions.
I went into chick-fil-a thinking it would be a great place to work and get out there. Instead i constantly got bullied by management and co workers. 10/10 would not recommend Milford chick-fil-a to anyone.
Working at chick-fil-a was horrible. Management played favorites with employees and treated most employees unfairly. I would never recommend working there. To much stress for a job.


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Published: April 6, 2020, 1:06 pm
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CBS' 'All Rise' to Film Virtual Episode About Social Distancing
While movie and TV productions have shut down amid the coronavirus outbreak, forcing many television shows to cut their seasons short, CBS' legal drama All Rise is going back to work -- virtually.
The freshman drama will return to production to film a virtual episode centered on the current state of the coronavirus pandemic, social distancing and its impact on the criminal justice system. The episode, which will be exclusively filmed via video conference platforms like FaceTime, Zoom, WebEx and other online technology, will air Monday, May 4.
The episode was written and inspired by current events, and will see Judge Lola Carmichael (Simone Missick) virtually overseeing a bench trial. Characters will be shown managing their "new normal" of everyday reality at home while trying to continue their professional and personal lives.
"It's a unique chance for our All Rise family to band together -- in our different homes, even cities -- to tell a story about resilience, justice and the power of community," says executive producer Greg Spottiswood in a statement.
How will the episode be filmed? Virtual footage will be shot in the main cast's respective homes through FaceTime or Zoom, with producers planning to use VFX to create the necessary backgrounds. A cinematographer operating from a vehicle will capture exterior footage to convey the deserted streets in and around Los Angeles. Executive producer Michael Robin will direct the episode.
Here is the official synopsis:
After debating the merits of continuing their work during this time, Judge Benner (Marg Helgenberger) authorizes Lola to preside over a virtual trial that involves a dispute between brothers and a stolen car. Emily (Jessica Camacho) represents the defendant, a graffiti artist, and Mark (Wilson Bethel) prosecutes for the D.A.'s office, marking the first time he tries a case in Lola's "court." Also, Mark and Quinn (Lindsey Gort) continue to explore their romantic (and sexual) relationship while quarantined in separate homes; Judge Benner oversees court from afar and struggles to learn how to cook; and Sara (Lindsay Mendez) has to balance her day job with a new side hustle as a food delivery driver. Luke (J. Alex Brinson) and Emily's relationship is taxed by separation, and germaphobe and type-A Sherri (Ruthie Ann Miles) contends with the new world (dis)order.
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by sharedpast on February 2, 2015
Last week some friends and I had supper at the Cube Tasting Kitchen. I should emphasise at the outset that for all the fact that I write a blog about food, I'm not a huge fan of the mad flights of fancy which characterise fine dining at the moment. I'm not into molecular gastronomy. I think it's really interesting—and for a number of reasons, not only culinary—but given the choice between that and the sublime comfort food served at The Leopard and Woodlands Eatery, pizza at Stella e Luna, or dim sum at the South China Dim Sum Bar, I'd probably choose one of the latter.
But Cube was, really, entirely wonderful. And fun. It's a small, box shaped, white walled restaurant in Joburg's Parktown North, in a row of good and unpretentious middle-range restaurants, including Mantra which is one of my favourite places at which to eat saag paneer. It was an evening of delights over fifteen courses. We began with six starters, each themed according to a vegetable—tomato, cucumber, cabbage, potato—or a deconstructed—pissaladière—or reconstructed—Parmesan ice cream with balsamic vinegar made to look like vanilla ice cream and chocolate sauce—version of a familiar dish. The cucumber came with a gin cocktail, the cabbage soup was blue and then turned purple, and the Parmesan ice cream didn't really work.
Blue cabbage soup…
…that turns purple. (Apologies for the grainy photographs.)
That was okay, though. The fact that not every course was an absolute success was part of the fun. The infectious enthusiasm of the young chefs—who cook almost in the middle of the restaurant—and of the serving staff turned this into a game and an adventure. I had vegetarian main courses. The oddest, but most successful, was a combination of asparagus, humus, and shards of meringue with black pepper. The most delicious was a mushroom soufflé and a curry reduced to its most basic elements. The most beautiful was a Jackson Pollocked plate of beetroot and leek, which was also, paradoxically, the least flavourful.
Beetroot and leek.
And pudding—after baklava and cheese, and a palate cleanser of sherbet, pomegranate jelly, and orange sponge consumed as you would tequila with salt and lime—was a forest floor of pistachio marshmallow, rice crispy and cranberry cookies, chilled chocolate mousse, dried flower and chocolate soil, coffee biscuits, lemon gel, and wheat grass. Then there were chocolate brownies and coconut ice.
Forest floor pudding.
The size of the portions and the length of time it took to eat all of this—we were there for more than three hours—meant that we could digest at leisure. Because this was as much an intellectual and sensory exercise as it was supper. It would be easy to criticise this kind of dining on the grounds that its purpose is not really to feed people: it uses good, expensive food to allow fairly wealthy paying customers to have fun. But it is equally true that food has always been about more than nutrition. Human beings have long consumed—sacrificed—food in the name of status and power, in performing rituals, and marking celebrations.
It is, though, interesting that molecular gastronomy—which has its roots in the nouvelle cuisine of the 1980s—came to prominence before and during the 2008 crash, in a period marked by ever widening social and economic inequality. (On a side note, it's worth thinking about relative definitions of wealth: our meal at Cube was expensive, but within the realms of financial possibility even for someone on a fairly modest researcher's salary. I would never be able to afford the same menu at a similar restaurant in London, for instance.) Molecular gastronomy does not—despite the grandiose claims of some of its practitioners—represent the future of food.
It does, though, represent the past. What sets the foams, pearls, and flavoured air of molecular gastronomy apart from other iterations of fine dining is its reliance on technology. Indeed, the twin gurus of this kind of cuisine—academics Nicholas Kurti and Hervé This—were interested in researching the chemical processes which occurred during cooking. Their acolytes—from Heston Blumenthal to Ferran Adrià and René Redzepi—have used this knowledge to disrupt, deconstruct, reconstruct, and undermine what we think of as 'food.'
This work, though, does not really fundamentally challenge our eating habits and choice of things to eat. Noma might serve insects and Blumenthal may have invented snail porridge, but molluscs and insects have been part of human diets for a very long time. I think that a more accurate name for molecular gastronomy is, really, modernist cuisine—the title of Nathan Myhrvold's 2011 encyclopaedic guide to contemporary cooking. In all of is reliance and enthusiasm for technology, molecular gastronomy is supremely modern: this is the food of industrialisation. It is as heavily processed as cheese strings. Modernist cuisine is the logical extreme of an industrialised food system.
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eclecticoddsnsods	#
Wow that looks like quite an experience I would have enjoyed that if I could sit that long
Hasina Khanani	#
That's one long sitting for a meal I must say!!!
sharedpast	#
Well, it did involve fifteen courses. And we were really enjoying ourselves.
Sally	#
I'm not really into eating mollecular and like you gravitate to more traditional and comforting foods. However, I did experience it at a high level the other night and the distillation of the flavours was unbelievable. I'm so over the deconstructed craze – it's ingredients isn't it?!!
Interesting point about this sort of cuisine being the ultimate expression of an industrialised food system – I never thought of it that way.
(Bought some Heston mince pies recently and the ingredients list was shocking!)
I agree – this kind of cooking can be fascinating and delicious in a way that engages both the senses and the intellect. But to suggest that it represents the future of food? I'm not so sure. I mean, as you say, why embrace Heston's mince pies with all their weird ingredients and then scorn cheese strings for much the same reason?
sadnesstheory	#
Sounds like really food nerdy stuff 🙂


I'm officially back home in Toronto from an exciting trip to the Amalfi Coast with (get this!) my husband! Yep! Many of you already followed my journey along on Instagram as I shared some special moments from our big day and the honeymoon, but today I'm bringing you some photos that are really precious to me from our honeymoon on the Amalfi Coast, Italy.
In a later post I'll share with you some of the best restaurants to dine at in the Amalfi Coast, so stay tuned for that upcoming travel & food inspiration!
For today, I wanted to pop in and say hello, as it's been a while since I shared something on Inspired by Nick, but I'm hoping you'll be understanding as to why! PS – the wedding day was incredible and we feel super blessed to have been able to share it with our loving friends and family.
As for this next chapter in our life, not much has changed in our condo living downtown Toronto, other than all of the exciting future projects we'll be working on together, as husbands! Of which I'll be happy to share some inspiration on our home renovations, travel, DIY, lifestyle, and of course, my favourite: kitchen and food!
One of my favourite things to do was, nothing! I know this sounds weird, but there's a saying in Italian that goes "Dolce far niente" – which means the sweetness and simplicity of doing nothing. Simply taking the time to slow down, and appreciate. Quite a different lifestyle from our Toronto / Montreal / NYC / Vancouver / city lives of rush rush rush and work work work.
The Europeans definitely know how to appreciate the simpler joys of life. So, we adapted! Trust me, it didn't take long for us to become assimilated to the culture LOL! The view, the lifestyle, the buildings and roads… everything is crafted in a way that forces you to slow down and just enjoy life.
I hope you love these photos as much as I do. A lot of them are quite special to me, and this is just a snippet of the 2000 others I have on my SD card lol, but stay tuned for a slew of awesome travel and food inspo to come!
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Q: Android build.gradle Exclude duplicate classes In this project, I need to integrate two libraries Bitmovin and Purchasely. After I added those two dependencies, the app can not run due to a conflict between bitmovin and puchasely library. I know there's one way to solve this by excluding all those duplicate classes. Unfortunately, I'm not familiar with this term and can not figure out what is the group name and module name to exclude. Also, I'm not sure which dependency that I should use "exclude" with.
implementation ("com.bitmovin.player:playercore:2.64.0"){
   exclude group: 'group_name', module: 'module_name'
}
implementation ("io.purchasely:core:2.4.5"){
   exclude group: 'group_name', module: 'module_name'
}

If I successfully remove the duplication classes, would it cause any one of the libraries to stop working or break at run time?
Build failed log

These should be the duplicate classes

A: You can find all the dependencies of your project with the command
./gradlew :app:dependencies
Bitmovin and Purchasely seems to both use exoplayer.
So to avoid conflicts you can remove the module exoplayer from either one of those dependencies.
In your case, I think you should remove it from Purchasely
implementation ("io.purchasely:core:2.4.7") {
    exclude module: 'exoplayer-core'
    exclude module: 'exoplayer-hls'
    exclude module: 'exoplayer-dash'
    exclude module: 'exoplayer-ui'
    exclude module: 'extension-okhttp'
    exclude module: 'extension-mediasession'
}


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— from THE WHEELING DAILY INTELLIGENCER, " Special Natural Gas Edition", September 14, 1886.
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BEER, ALE AND WINE
WHEELING'S FIVE BREWERIES
And their Annual Product — The Grape Growing and Wine Pressing Industries — Bottling — Extensive and Modern Establishments of Steady Growth
Not the least productive of Wheeling's manufacturers, by any means, is the brewing of beer and ale. This industry is one of the oldest in the city, but never until recent years did the breweries assume the vast proportions they now bear. With the growth of the country they have extended their trade and increased their capacity until now their are few cities which possess as extensive establishments. Few cities of Wheeling's population can show an annual production of 278,000 barrels of beer and ale, yet this city's product in the year ending June 30 last was somewhat in excess of these figures.
The trade of these establishments, three which manufacture beer and two ale, extends in all directions for a hundred miles, and reaches much territory more naturally covered by the breweries of larger cities, even entering into competition with some famous beers at their own homes and meeting with considerable success. The high and even quality of Wheeling beer is admitted everywhere, and the beverage is popular, never losing its hold were it has once been introduced and fairly tried. The good quality of the Wheeling beer is established by the success with which it holds the home market. Its purity can be vouched for by anybody who has ever inspected the process of its manufacture in the breweries. It is made of hops and barley, and none of the adulterations which cheapen the manufacture are employed.
The locality is a favored one for brewing, the surrounding hills furnishing the extensive cellars and caves necessary for the proper preparation and storage of malt liquors.
In wine considerable business is also done, the surrounding hills growing grapes as lucious and plentiful as those of France or Italy. The native wines are popular from their known purity. Thousands of gallons are produced yearly, and the home consumption is not equal to the product. Much of the yield of the local vineyards is annual sold in other cities.
REYMANN BREWING CO.
The Leading Manufacturer of Beer in this Section
Of the entire product of the five Wheeling breweries in the year ending last June, a great deal more than half was turned out by the Reymann Brewing Company at its extensive brewery at "Manchester," over the creek. At the head of this company is that well-known liberal and public spirited citizen, Mr. A. Reymann, whose munificence has given the city many of her most valuable institutions. Mr. Hermann Grimm is Secretary, Mr. Fred Happy, Manager, and Mr. Charles Schmidt, Assistant Manager. The brewery was founded and built up by Mr. Reymann. The brewery, on Wetzel street, at the east end of Seventeenth street, is one of the handsomest in architectural design and style of finish in the country and is completely fitted up with all the late improved appliances for the different processes. The difference departments are roomy and conveniently arranged, and everything is kept scrupulously clean. The machinery and appliances have been introduced without regard to cost, the only thing kept in view being the obtaining of the best results. The ice machines have a capacity for cooling as much beer as the brewery can turn out if pushed to it utmost capacity -- considerably more than its production last year.
The company has also an extensive bottling department, where its popular beer is bottled for local use and for shipment where beer in barrels cannot be used to advantage. It is in special demand in the "no license" counties of West Virginia and adjoining states.
The company has an agency with ice houses and extensive capacity for storing and handling beer at Piedmont, on the B. & O. road, and others at points where its trade can be centralized. A new building is now in process of erection, and considerable improvements are in view.
THE SCHMULBACH BREWERY
And Other Manufacturers of Ale, Beer and Porter.
At its brewery at the east end of Thirty-third street the Schmulbach Brewing Company (Henry Schmulbach, President; W. F. Fasnacht, Secretary) produced in the year ending June 30, 1886, 118,658 barrels of lager beer. The company's business has grown so that it contemplates an early enlargement of its capacity. Its beer is popular on account of its purity and even quality, and has its votaries who pronounce it the best beer made. The company has a large bottling house adjoining the brewery. It makes a special brand of beer called "export" for bottling, which has greater strength than the ordinary lager. A fine and extensive malt house in another part of town and branches at Steubenville and elsewhere increase its trade facilities greatly.
This company is a stockholder in the Manufacturers' Gas Company, and was the second concern in the city to have the new fuel used in its various departments. The results are eminently satisfactory. A brewery is one of the establishments which derive the most beneficial results from the gas, the equable temperature it enables them to maintain being a great desideratum.
M. Balzer last year made 1,139 barrels of ale, beer and porter; Kilian Kress 2,127 barrels, and A. E. Smith 2,619 barrels. Mr. Smith's product is largely cream ale, which supplies a fine local trade.
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The aggregate production of wine in the immediate vicinity of Wheeling cannot be definitely stated. There are several large producers, however, whose combined manufacture reaches several thousand gallons. Of these Rev. Father P. Kreusch has extensive vineyards on Wheeling hill; Theodore Schreiber operates in connections with his green houses on the north end of the Island, where he has large cellars; Frank Walters, two miles east, makes a famous brand of red wine from Virginia seedling grapes, besides Catawba; Schuehle, Kehrer & Co. make their wine at Martin's Ferry, but have an office on Water street; S. Hartmann, on Boggs' run, and George Busch, 1062 Market, are the other operators.


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Q: How can I find all solutions of this equation? I am trying to solve this equation with integer solution
$x^3 + (x + 1)^3 + (x + 2)^3 + (x + 3)^3 + (x + 4)^3 + (x +
     5)^3 + (x + 6)^3 + (x + 7)^3 = y^3.$
I tried
Solve[{x^3 + (x + 1)^3 + (x + 2)^3 + (x + 3)^3 + (x + 4)^3 + (x +
   5)^3 + (x + 6)^3 + (x + 7)^3 == y^3}, {x, y}, Integers]

and got massage
{{y -> ConditionalExpression[
    Root[-784 - 420 x - 84 x^2 - 8 x^3 + #1^3 &,
     1], (x |
       Root[-784 - 420 x - 84 x^2 - 8 x^3 + #1^3 &, 1]) \[Element]
 Integers]}}

If I tried
Solve[{x^3 + (x + 1)^3 + (x + 2)^3 + (x + 3)^3 + (x + 4)^3 + (x +
   5)^3 + (x + 6)^3 + (x + 7)^3 == y^3, -1000 <= x <= 2000}, {x, y}, Integers]

I got
{{x -> -5, y -> -6}, {x -> -4, y -> -4}, {x -> -3, y -> 4}, {x -> -2,
  y -> 6}}

It seems all solutions of the given equation.
How can I find all solutions of the given equation?

A: Your equation for the sum of 8 consecutive cubes becomes $y^3=u^3+63u$ on substitution of $x=(u-7)/2$.
y^3 == Simplify[784 + 420 x + 84 x^2 + 8 x^3 /. x -> (u - 7)/2]

y^3 == u (63 + u^2)

The substitution is equivalent to $u=2x+7$, implying $u$ must be odd.
$y<$0 requires $u<0$ because $63+u^2$ is always positive. $y>0$ requires odd $u>0$.
Rewrite the equation as the difference of two cubes $y^3-u^3=63u$, and expand on the comment by @DanielLichtblau.
For $y>0$, the minimum difference between two positive cubes occurs when $y=u+1$. This minimum difference is $1+3u+3u^2$. As positive odd $u$ increases, the minimum difference will eventually exceed $63u$ for some $u$.
Reduce[{1 + 3 u + 3 u^2 > 63 u, u > 0}, u, Integers]

u [Element] Integers && u >= 20

Therefore, the only possible odd positive $u$ are $1\le u\le 19$. Similarly for negative odd $u$ with $-19\le u \le -1$.
A simple search of these 20 candidates gives all 4 solutions.
{x, y} -> Select[
    Table[{(u - 7)/2,
            CubeRoot[784 + 420 x + 84 x^2 + 8 x^3 /. x -> (u - 7)/2]},
          {u, -19, 19, 2}],
    IntegerQ[#[[2]]] &]

{x, y} -> {{-5, -6}, {-4, -4}, {-3, 4}, {-2, 6}}


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Today In Dodger History: Dodgers Sign 1B Fred 'Crime Dog' McGriff
Vincent Samperio12/31/2013
The Dodgers signed a first baseman that was just 22 home runs shy of 500 for his career on this date in 2002. The team came to terms on a one-year deal with Fred McGriff.
McGriff was coming off a season in which he hit .273 with 30 home runs and 103 RBI for the Chicago Cubs. The Dodgers were interested in his power and pursuit of 500 home runs. The then 39-year-old McGriff, also known as the 'Crime Dog', was a five-time All-Star and three-time Silver Slugger in his 17 seasons.
That year for the Dodgers, McGriff struggled at the plate and with injuries, finishing the season with just 13 home runs and 40 RBI while hitting .249 in 86 games. He was still nine home runs shy of 500 but the Dodgers didn't re-sign him. The left-handed slugger headed to Tampa Bay to try and reach the career milestone; however, he hit just .181 with two home runs in 27 games before being released by the Devil Rays. He wasn't picked up by another team and retired in 2005. He ended his career with 493 home runs and a .284 career average.
The first baseman began his career in Toronto in 1986 and he stayed there until being traded to the San Diego Padres in 1990. In 1992, he made his first All-Star team and also won his first Silver Slugger, while finishing sixth in the MVP vote. He was traded to the Atlanta Braves in 1993 in the midst of one of his best seasons in his career. He won another Silver Slugger and finished fourth in the MVP race. The next year McGriff was named the MVP of the All-Star Game and then won a World Series with the Braves in 1995. After the Braves, he was picked up by the expansion Devil Rays and went to his hometown to play. He spent three and a half seasons there before being traded to the Cubs.
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Q: How to set multiple alarms in android,last alarm overwrites preveious alarms in this case I am developing a android applications where user can set reminder times but i am facing one problem in following code which last alarm overrides the all previous alarms..
MainActivity.java
public void setreminders()
{
    DatabaseHandler db=new DatabaseHandler(this);
    ArrayList<Tablet> tt=db.getAllContacts();
    int ijk=tt.size();
    Calendar[] arr=new Calendar[ijk];
    int i=0;
    //AlarmManager[] alarmManagers=new AlarmManager[ijk];
    //ArrayList pintt=new ArrayList<PendingIntent>();
    Intent alarmintent=new Intent(this,AlarmReceiver.class);
    pint=PendingIntent.getBroadcast(this,0,alarmintent,0);
    alarmManager=(AlarmManager)getSystemService(Context.ALARM_SERVICE);
    for(Tablet val:tt)
    {
        Log.w("timings",val.getTime());
        String pps=val.getTime();
        int h=Integer.parseInt(pps.substring(0,2));
        int m=Integer.parseInt(pps.substring(3,5));
        Log.w("hour",String.valueOf(h));
        Log.w("minute",String.valueOf(m));
        arr[i]=Calendar.getInstance();
        arr[i].set(Calendar.HOUR_OF_DAY,h);
        arr[i].set(Calendar.MINUTE,m);
        long intend=arr[i].getTimeInMillis();
        alarmManager.setRepeating(AlarmManager.RTC_WAKEUP,intend,AlarmManager.INTERVAL_DAY,pint);
        i=i+1;
    }

A: You need to use unique id´s for your PendingIntent:
pint=PendingIntent.getBroadcast(this,id,alarmintent,0);

So be sure that the second paramter of PendingIntent, the requestCode, is used only once. Also, you should implement a logic, that you can cancel the alarm every time. For canceling, you have to use the same id.


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Guest Post: Twilight, Chastity, and Kristen Stewart
July 29, 2012 by John 3 Comments
Twilight, Chastity, and Kristen Stewart: Wars and rumors of war and love and rumors of love
by joel emmett
The Internet imploded this past week when news leaked that Kristen "Bella Swan" Stewart, the highest paid actress in human history and girlfriend of her Twilight co-star, "sexiest man alive" Robert Pattinson, had a fling with her 41-year old, married, director of her recent "Snow White" film.
The public reaction was extreme, heated, and profuse. This is significant not only because of the human drama, but because of how and why this situation was so loaded by the themes of the Twilight Saga itself.
First, here's what actually happened.
For several years, Kristen Stewart and her boyfriend, Robert Pattinson (who also plays Bella's boyfriend, Edward, in the films), have been a couple. A secret couple. Throughout their relationship, they have refused to comment publicly, and haven't even been clearly photographed "together," even though their relationship is a (very) well-known "secret."
For many on-lookers, their relationship was simply a vague rumor, for over a year, until Kristen flew from Los Angeles to Budapest to be with Rob, who was filming there, on her birthday. I mean, why else would you fly to Budapest for your birthday? So it was a surprise for many fans to realize that the Rob + Kristen/"Edward" + "Bella" relationship was genuine, even though it had been a secret for so long.
Yet, even afterwards, they kept it "secret," refusing to comment about the relationship, in any way. Nor were they photographed kissing, hugging, or even holding hands.
The couple did say that they didn't want to "cash in" on their relationship because, they said, couples that did so (1) cheapened their realationship, and (2) inadvertantly placed pressures on those relationships until they inevitably split up. Fair enough. A treasured relationship should be treasured, fans agreed. And yet, that commitment didn't prevent them from saying that they respected, admired, and appreciated one another, in ways that were honest, heart-felt, and even quite touching.
None of that actually deflected attention from their relationship, however well intended. Media scrutiny of their exceedingly private relationship has been splattered on tabloid covers month after month after month. They are pregnant. They are engaged. They are secretly married. Their parents are thrilled. Their friends disapprove. They are fighting. They are jealous. They are breaking up. Over and over. Month after month. A study was released that a magazine cover with Kristen Stewart on it automatically sold 25% more copies. Suffice to say, many magazines have been sold.
And yet, on July 17th of this year, the 22-year-old Kristen Stewart was secretly photographed by paparazzi kissing her 41-year-old, director, Rupert Sanders, in a parked car. Rupert is married to former-supermodel-turned-actress Liberty Ross, who is also the mother of their two children, ages 5 and 7. Liberty most recently played Snow White's birth mother in the blockbuster, "Snow White and the Huntsman," the first, it was said, of a long series of films.
Kristen, of course, played Snow White.
Two days later, "Robsten" were seen together at a restaurant, where she reportedly leaned against Rob. This action, in itself, comprised a news-worthy public display of affection for the super secretive/much-watched couple. For the jillionth time, hundreds of news stories were posted on the glories of their blossoming love. Seriously.
On July 22, they were seen together on national television, at the Teen Choice Awards, where they graciously passed on their
surfboard/trophies to fans in the audience. For those keeping count, these were the 40th and 41st TCA trophies that the Twilight Saga has received, which are awarded by a teen-only popular vote (four or five is enough to guarantee a long and profitable career). The fans wept, publicly, in gratitude.
On July 23rd, online rumors arose that US Magazine planned to publish photos of the Kristen and Rupert's liaison in an upcoming issue of the print magazine.
Fans erupted in disbelief, anger, and contempt over the mere suggestion that there were problems in the Robsten relationship; they asserted that, once again, in the absence of information, the tabloids had simply constructed "information" of their own.
So it was a stunning surprise when, the next day, Kristen Stewart, issued the following public statement:
"I'm deeply sorry for the hurt and embarrassment I've caused to those close to me and everyone this has affected. This momentary indiscretion has jeopardized the most important thing in my life, the person I love and respect the most, Rob. I love him, I love him, I'm so sorry."
Not only did Kristen Stewart, in a single statement, finally confirm publicly her "love" for Robert Pattinson, but also that she had
violated the trust upon which such relationships are based. Anyone who has listened to her over the years would recognize her personal, sincere tone in the statement.
Meanwhile, Liberty had tweeted, "Wow." And later, the Marilyn Monroe quote, "Sometimes good things fall apart so better things can fall together." She then closed her Twitter account.
A few hours later, Rupert Sanders issued the following statement:
"I am utterly distraught about the pain I have caused my family. My beautiful wife and heavenly children are all I have in this world. I love them with all my heart. I am praying that we can get through this together."
Despite these other statements, the attention of the world — including literally,
every,
of any kind, the world over — covered the story, focusing primarily
on Kristen Stewart's confession.
Unlike countless public figures before, rather than denying the truth, Kristen frankly acknowledged it. As The
Atlantic magazine commented, "She didn't try to see if she could trick the public into believing the affair didn't happen. She didn't wait for a damage-control expert's opinion on what sort of statement would sound best to her fans. She just wanted forgiveness, so she asked for it."
Despite the public appeal of tawdry affairs, this moment — this public event, sandwiched between the cold horror of the "Batman Massacre" and the warm glories of the Olympic Games — has, in its own way, struck a chord among Twilight fans, and it would seem, much of the public at large.
A war of words, of conflicting feelings and emotions, has broken out across the globe.
25-year-old Twilight fan Emma Clark responds.
I think it's safe to say the issue has struck a chord with many fans. NSFW (distraught Twihard language).
For his part, Robert Pattinson's official representatives have confirmed that he has left the home he shared with Kristen Stewart. He remains in seclusion from the public eye, with the most reliable sources saying, simply, that he was "blindsided" and is "upset." Less reliable sources have a great many things to add, of course.
And to be clear, later, reliable statements asserted that Kristen and Rupert didn't consummate the relationship, but only "kissed
passionately" in the parked car, long after their previous film had finished, as they prepared to film a sequel — which now seems in some doubt. Other film industry experts said that Breaking Dawn 2's box office is likely to be about as strong as it would have anyway, when the film is released in the Fall, although the premiere and promotional tour is said to likely be "awkward."
So, that's what happened: Foolish, adolescent girl, looses boy, by succumbing to the… Well, it's not clear exactly… um, "charms" of a much-older man. Who was her employer. Who held a "position of trust" over her. The young actress' director. Certainly nothing new. Same old Hollywood story, on many levels.
So, why is this such a big deal?
A lot has been said about the age differences, the (former) privacy, the fact that Rob Pattinson has been said to be the sexiest man on Earth, etc. But while that all pays the bills at the tabloids, that's hardly the point. For that, you have to dig a little deeper.
Some may not remember (while others will not forget) but when the Twilight books first came out, there was quite a controversy:
Some critics said the books were unrealistic, outdated, and inappropriately chaste… because Bella and Edward didn't have sex, even though they were two young people in love. Those critics took offense at the specific religious conversations which run through the Saga, as the characters' consider the risks of being unchaste before marriage could have on their "immortal souls" (even when the vampires' souls were likely already damned).
Meanwhile, other critics expressed shock and dismay that Edward, Bella's "guardian angel," watched over her while she (unwittingly) slept. Later on, he regularly sleeps with her — there is lots of sleeping and dreaming in Twilight — which in this case means cuddling, fully dressed, with him laying outside her blankets. She slept and he lay awake, pondering Bella/his damned soul/the mysteries of the universe/Bella. Sometimes, before she fell asleep, they would enjoy their daily kiss. And her father, asleep downstairs, didn't know. The horror!
The core Twilight audience — meaning the young girls who've cherished the series since day one — didn't seem to notice those controversies very much. But they did notice the rampant chastity going on in Twilight. And the sleeping together just drew more attention to the fact that they remain chaste throught the series, all the way up through their awkward/romantic wedding night, several years (and four books) later. Fans responded warmly to this chastity storyline, with some wearing badges, t-shirts, and other tokens, proclaiming that they, too, like Bella, would remain chaste through their own wedding days.
Suddenly, thanks to Twilight, chastity was cool. At least for some (50 Shades of Grey fans not included).
Yet Stephenie Meyer — the then-Sunday School teacher for the teenagers in her LDS ward — had provided a ready excuse (and no small amount of comfort) for those young people who would have remained chaste anyway. Which is still a remarkable thing, regardless.
She did so by including key, dramatic moments throughout the five books of the Twilight Saga, where highly dramatic consequences await (or befall) those who are unchaste.
Future wolfpack members, Sam and Leah, "date" for a time, only to wallow in misery later, as a result, when he eventually discovers and imprints on his true soulmate, her cousin Emily.
Later, wolfpack member Jared imprints on Kim, and they are happily sexually active… which sickens everyone else around them, who have to share everyone's thoughts through the pack's hive-mind.
Vampire Riley is seduced and manipulated by Victoria, who still pines for her former lover, James, who in turn was coldly taking advantage of her "talents" in his own, manipulative way. They all meet poetically just — and grisly — ends.
A larger part of the story, though, is Bella's dithering over choosing between the godlike Edward or the man(like) Jacob. Edward is clearly Bella's true love, her future, her destiny. And yet, Jacob is sooooo…. manly. The few tentative moments of Jacob and Bella being something more than close friends results directly in deep regret, searing emotional pains, and highly uncomfortably awkwardness later on. Not to mention a broken hand for Bella, and multiple fractures on the right half of Jacob'a body.
More significantly though, in this instance, is Bella's near-kiss in Jacob's truck, after he saved her life from nearly drowning. She ponders if a kiss would truly matter, since Edward has abandoned her, in hopes that she would find a "normal," human husband with whom she could live happily — and safely — for the rest of her days.
Enter Jacob, the likeliest (and always-willing) candidate.
Bella sits in his truck with him, outside her front door, in the dark, wondering if it would be appropriate to "settle" for Jacob, even if it meant living with partial happiness forevermore. And if so, she rationalizes, should she kiss Jacob there in car, in thanks for saving her… while Edward's sister, Alice, watches her secretly from within her home.
However, before she can kiss him, Jacob mistakenly assumes Bella is impatient to leave, opens the car door… and the plot zooms forward — toward Bella and Edward's "happily every after."
One regrettable kiss, and Alice would have secretly seen, left quietly, and all of Bella's future happiness (and immortal glory) would have been lost to her forever.
And so, here in real life, the Kristen-Rob-Rupert triangle, however "momentary" the indiscretions, bears a number of parallels to the Twilight Saga's story.
Not the least of which is the danger of kissing in cars with people who are not your true love.
One would hope that, after living and breathing Twilight for several years, that the actress who embodied the chaste Bella would have accepted the reality that a kiss — just a single kiss — can have major consequences on one's life.
But apparently not. I guess she didn't read my book.
As one upset fan said, "She still thinks she's in the Twilight movie. Look how she treated Edward and Jacob. Back and forth, back and forth. The only problem is this is real life. WAKE UP KRISTEN!"
Instead of learning beforehand, Kristen Stewart got the drama in life that she had been foolishly hoping for; she was recently
quoted in Elle magazine (where she, of course, appears on the cover), on her regrets over her sheltered, home-schooled upbringing:
"You can learn so much from bad things. I feel boring. I feel like, Why is everything so easy for me? I can't wait for something crazy to f***ing happen to me. Just life. I want someone to f*** me over! Do you know what I mean?"
Yeah, Kristen. I think we do. As Bella's father, Chief Swan, would say, "Well… Good luck with that."
A major theme of Twilight, and thus a major part of its widespread, multi-billion-dollar appeal to billions of fans across the globe, is that committed, chaste, romantic love can be fulfilling and wonderful. Stephenie Meyer lays it out, more-or-less like the American children's rhyme, which is so well known, the government could use completing the verse as a test to identify foreign spies:
"Two little lovers sitting in a tree,
K-I-S-S-I-N-G.
First, comes love.
Then, comes marriage.
Then comes baby in the baby carriage."
Recent research concludes that there is, in fact, no mention of a director's car within the verse.
Since that pattern applies (at least thematically) to many people's lives, fans were thrilled to see it exalted in such an imaginative way within the Twilight Saga. And, to read that this pattern can apply even to those who never, ever, in a hundred years, expected that pattern to apply to them… This is a key reason for the Twilight Saga's remarkable appeal.
And yet, of course, since that pattern/theme doesn't actually apply to some other people's lives — for various reasons — this is a key reason for its many detractors, as well.
During the time these books and films were released, there has been a national discussion, not coincidentally: Does love + marriage = wonderful happiness? Can it? Really?
That dialog has extended to many other, (perhaps) surprising areas of American life, as in the national concerns over the legitimacy and desirability of marriage for all people, even those who one may not have expected it to, either. And millions of people are fighting for the opportunity to explore that specific pattern for themselves, in their own lives. People among whom the Twilight Saga is said to offer enormous appeal.
Make no mistake, marriage is on everyone's minds these days. Research indicates that most of us are either married, unmarried, planning to get married, planning to get unmarried, born and raised within a marriage, or, sadly, not. It's a big, big, big deal.
Twilight laid the issue out for its readers to consider. And for many years, for many people, the extended courtship of Miss Kristen "Bella" Stewart by Mr. Robert "Edward" Pattinson has been considered exhibit number one. Chaste or not, the question of can "true love" work? Will it work? IRL?
And, these readers have wondered: what does that theme say about me, and my life, my potential, my marriage, my future? We all know that we don't live within the fantasy world of the Twilight Saga. Even the young girls among us. But, like Bella and Edward, we do live within our own individual milieu — a mental construct that empowers and limits what the characters within that world can do, expect, and live. Or not.
For many, Kristen and Rob's happy engagement (of sorts) was proof that the magic of Twilight could extend to the "real" world. And if it worked in this world, then why not here? Why not for me? In my own life?
That's why this "news" story about two adolescents, who weren't even actually married, is so resonant.
And why, especially given the marriage factor that WAS thrown into the mix, it so potently pulls the rug out from under the Twilight faithful.
Because, when tied to the powerful and persuasive themes of Twilight, Kristen Stewart and Rob Pattinson's personal and "momentary" failings will suggest to millions and millions of people that a wonderful romance, leading to a fulfilling marriage, is impossible (or at least very unlikely), here, in real life.
Which is very unfortunate, indeed. Because it would seem that the main thing that was missing from Robsten's specific situation was, in fact, the actual commitment. Marriage. It was such a big issue in the story they played; not nearly so much in the story they lived. And which could — and, some would argue, should — have helped prevented this tawdry affair from happening.
And now, millions of people will look forward to their future lives in doubt. And some of them, with no small amount of despair.
So, for their sakes, I hope Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson reconcile. We'll see. Of that, I am quite sure.
Filed Under: Guest Posts, Twilight
Well-written article here. I disagree about their reconciliation though, because the point is, Kristen has cheated, and might be tempted to do so again when Robert is away. I'm not a Twilight fan, but I used to admire Kristen Stewart for having no scandal. Guess that's changed now.
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What are the apartments like?
The Morgan Glen Iris apartments with service are beautifully designed and we really took into consideration who would be living in them. They have all the creature comforts people need to live a luxuriously comfortable lifestyle. Every apartment has a living and dining area, fully fitted kitchenette – which still allows people to cook for themselves if they want to – and they come in a choice of one or two bedrooms, which makes them perfect for both singles and couples. Bathrooms are able to be modified to allow assistance aids if need be and there are no steps anywhere in the apartment to worry about! And depending on which level the apartment is on, they come with a balcony or courtyard, as well as an underground car space. They really are the ultimate in style and offer a wonderful sense of security, too. They'll be ready to move into in autumn of 2021.
The Morgan Glen Iris display suite is temporarily closed during stage four restrictions but we're taking online appointments, so that we can chat to you while you remain at home. Contact our Sales Manager, Pip Walker on 1300 667 444 to find out more.


Our facility has many things to help make life easier for you and your pets.
Our pet boutique includes treats and gifts that are suitable for pets and their favorite people. The boutique is full of items that are made in the USA and many by local artisans. Among others there are handmade blankets for you with a matching blanket for your pets, handmade jewelry and pet toys, hand painted collars, cat hammocks, matching decorative knitted collar/scarf for you and your dog, ferret hammocks and small mammal pouches.