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The transition to explosive solitons and the destruction of invariant tori
Jaime Cisternas, Orazio Descalzi*, Carlos Cartes
Doctorado en Ciencias de la Ingeniería
Facultad de Ingeniería y Ciencias Aplicadas
Grupo de Sistemas Complejos de Ingeniería
We investigate the transition to explosive dissipative solitons and the destruction of invariant tori in the complex cubic-quintic Ginzburg-Landau equation in the regime of anomalous linear dispersion as a function of the distance from linear onset. Using Poncaré sections, we sequentially find fixed points, quasiperiodicity (two incommesurate frequencies), frequency locking, two torus-doubling bifurcations (from a torus to a 2-fold torus and from a 2-fold torus to a 4-fold torus), the destruction of a 4-fold torus leading to non-explosive chaos, and finally explosive solitons. A narrow window, in which a 3-fold torus appears, is also observed inside the chaotic region.
Central European Journal of Physics
The authors acknowldge support from FONDECYT under project No. 1110360 and project No. 3110028 as well as from the Universidad de los Andes through FAI initiatives.
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Cisternas, J., Descalzi, O., & Cartes, C. (2012). The transition to explosive solitons and the destruction of invariant tori. Central European Journal of Physics, 10(3), 660-668. https://doi.org/10.2478/s11534-012-0023-1
Cisternas, Jaime ; Descalzi, Orazio ; Cartes, Carlos. / The transition to explosive solitons and the destruction of invariant tori. In: Central European Journal of Physics. 2012 ; Vol. 10, No. 3. pp. 660-668.
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Q: How to iterate over an array of arrays to filter out or reject duplicate entries? I want to iterate over this 2-dimensional array. Arrays with multiple objects have multiple entries in the same month (in the example below January). I want to filter out (reject) the duplicate entries and want to return the altered array.
I tried different solutions here on SO but failed so far; I will appreciate any input!
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  { "id":"10","bookingReason":"Netto Neu Eigen","bookingDate":"2021-01-23","bookingType":"Gutschrift","bookingPoints":"100" }
], [
  { "id":"9","bookingReason":"Netto Neu Eigen","bookingDate":"2021-01-22","bookingType":"Gutschrift","bookingPoints":"100" },
  { "id":"10","bookingReason":"Netto Neu Eigen","bookingDate":"2021-01-23","bookingType":"Gutschrift","bookingPoints":"100" }
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  { "id":"30","bookingReason":"Netto Neu Eigen","bookingDate":"2022-01-23","bookingType":"Gutschrift","bookingPoints":"100" }
]]

Edit answer to traktor:
I guess the minimum would be to check if every subarray is unique.
So if the filter finds for example the same id a second time, the whole duplicate array should get removed.
Edit answer to Peter Seliger:
The result should keep the 2-dimensional structure.
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A: What the OP actually means with ...

"I want to filter out the double entries and want to return the filtered array."

... is that the OP wants to mutate either the provided data structure directly or maybe a structured clone of it. This becomes more clear with ...

"So if the filter finds for example the same id a second time, the whole duplicate array should get removed."

"Edit answer to Peter Seliger: The result should keep the 2-dimensional structure."

Thus one has to come up with a recursively working rejecting approach.
The provided implementation uses a lookup for a custom key (property name) specific value. In case the value does not yet exist, the iteration proceeds but the value gets assigned to the lookup. Any array item which features the same, already assigned, value gets spliceed from the array (which is a mutation task) and pushed into the local rejected array. The function's return value is an object which features two arrays ... mutated with a reference to the passed and processed/mutated data structure and rejected which is a flat list of items that were rejected from the provided data structure.

function rejecItemsOfSameKeyAndValueRecursively(
  arr = [], key = '', lookup = new Map,
) {
  const rejected = [];

  for (let idx = 0; idx < arr.length; idx++) {
    const item = arr[idx];

    if (Array.isArray(item)) {

      // recursion in order to handle nested array structures.
      rejected
        .push(
          ...rejecItemsOfSameKeyAndValueRecursively(item, key, lookup).rejected
        );

      // ... and in case one wants to also get rid
      //     of the now possibly empty array item ...
      if (item.length === 0) {
        // remove empty array item.
        arr.splice(idx, 1);
        // re/adjust the proceeding index value.
        --idx;
      }

    } else if (!!item && typeof item === 'object') {
      const value = item[key];

      if (lookup.has(value)) {

        rejected
          .push(
            // remove duplicate item from array.
            arr.splice(idx, 1)
          );

        --idx; // re/adjust the proceeding index value.

      } else {
        lookup.set(value, value);
      }
    }
  }
  return { mutated: arr, rejected };
}

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], [
  { "id":"2","bookingReason":"Netto Neu Eigen","bookingDate":"2021-08-22","bookingType":"Gutschrift","bookingPoints":"100" }
], [
  { "id":"3","bookingReason":"Netto Neu Eigen","bookingDate":"2021-07-22","bookingType":"Gutschrift","bookingPoints":"100" }
], [
  { "id":"4","bookingReason":"Netto Neu Eigen","bookingDate":"2021-06-22","bookingType":"Gutschrift","bookingPoints":"100" }
], [
  { "id":"5","bookingReason":"Netto Neu Eigen","bookingDate":"2021-05-22","bookingType":"Gutschrift","bookingPoints":"100" }
], [
  { "id":"6","bookingReason":"Netto Neu Eigen","bookingDate":"2021-04-22","bookingType":"Gutschrift","bookingPoints":"100" }
], [
  { "id":"7","bookingReason":"Netto Neu Eigen","bookingDate":"2021-03-22","bookingType":"Gutschrift","bookingPoints":"100" },
  { "id":"12","bookingReason":"Netto Neu Eigen","bookingDate":"2021-03-24","bookingType":"Gutschrift","bookingPoints":"100" }
], [
  { "id":"8","bookingReason":"Netto Neu Eigen","bookingDate":"2021-02-22","bookingType":"Gutschrift","bookingPoints":"100" },
  { "id":"11","bookingReason":"Netto Neu Eigen","bookingDate":"2021-02-23","bookingType":"Gutschrift","bookingPoints":"100" }
], [
  { "id":"9","bookingReason":"Netto Neu Eigen","bookingDate":"2021-01-22","bookingType":"Gutschrift","bookingPoints":"100" },
  { "id":"10","bookingReason":"Netto Neu Eigen","bookingDate":"2021-01-23","bookingType":"Gutschrift","bookingPoints":"100" }
], [
  { "id":"9","bookingReason":"Netto Neu Eigen","bookingDate":"2021-01-22","bookingType":"Gutschrift","bookingPoints":"100" },
  { "id":"10","bookingReason":"Netto Neu Eigen","bookingDate":"2021-01-23","bookingType":"Gutschrift","bookingPoints":"100" }
], [
  { "id":"8","bookingReason":"Netto Neu Eigen","bookingDate":"2021-02-22","bookingType":"Gutschrift","bookingPoints":"100" },
  { "id":"11","bookingReason":"Netto Neu Eigen","bookingDate":"2021-02-23","bookingType":"Gutschrift","bookingPoints":"100" }
], [
  { "id":"7","bookingReason":"Netto Neu Eigen","bookingDate":"2021-03-22","bookingType":"Gutschrift","bookingPoints":"100" },
  { "id":"12","bookingReason":"Netto Neu Eigen","bookingDate":"2021-03-24","bookingType":"Gutschrift","bookingPoints":"100" }
], [
  { "id":"21","bookingReason":"Netto Neu Eigen","bookingDate":"2022-09-22","bookingType":"Gutschrift","bookingPoints":"100" }
], [
  { "id":"22","bookingReason":"Netto Neu Eigen","bookingDate":"2022-08-22","bookingType":"Gutschrift","bookingPoints":"100" }
], [
  { "id":"23","bookingReason":"Netto Neu Eigen","bookingDate":"2022-07-22","bookingType":"Gutschrift","bookingPoints":"100" }
], [
  { "id":"24","bookingReason":"Netto Neu Eigen","bookingDate":"2022-06-22","bookingType":"Gutschrift","bookingPoints":"100" }
], [
  { "id":"25","bookingReason":"Netto Neu Eigen","bookingDate":"2022-05-22","bookingType":"Gutschrift","bookingPoints":"100" }
], [
  { "id":"26","bookingReason":"Netto Neu Eigen","bookingDate":"2022-04-22","bookingType":"Gutschrift","bookingPoints":"100" }
], [
  { "id":"27","bookingReason":"Netto Neu Eigen","bookingDate":"2022-03-22","bookingType":"Gutschrift","bookingPoints":"100" },
  { "id":"32","bookingReason":"Netto Neu Eigen","bookingDate":"2022-03-24","bookingType":"Gutschrift","bookingPoints":"200" }
], [
  { "id":"28","bookingReason":"Netto Neu Eigen","bookingDate":"2022-02-22","bookingType":"Gutschrift","bookingPoints":"100" },
  { "id":"31","bookingReason":"Netto Neu Eigen","bookingDate":"2022-02-23","bookingType":"Gutschrift","bookingPoints":"400" }
], [
  { "id":"29","bookingReason":"Netto Neu Eigen","bookingDate":"2022-01-22","bookingType":"Gutschrift","bookingPoints":"100" },
  { "id":"30","bookingReason":"Netto Neu Eigen","bookingDate":"2022-01-23","bookingType":"Gutschrift","bookingPoints":"100" }
], [
  { "id":"29","bookingReason":"Netto Neu Eigen","bookingDate":"2022-01-22","bookingType":"Gutschrift","bookingPoints":"100" },
  { "id":"30","bookingReason":"Netto Neu Eigen","bookingDate":"2022-01-23","bookingType":"Gutschrift","bookingPoints":"100" }
], [
  { "id":"28","bookingReason":"Netto Neu Eigen","bookingDate":"2022-02-22","bookingType":"Gutschrift","bookingPoints":"100" },
  { "id":"31","bookingReason":"Netto Neu Eigen","bookingDate":"2022-02-23","bookingType":"Gutschrift","bookingPoints":"400" }
], [
  { "id":"27","bookingReason":"Netto Neu Eigen","bookingDate":"2022-03-22","bookingType":"Gutschrift","bookingPoints":"100" },
  { "id":"32","bookingReason":"Netto Neu Eigen","bookingDate":"2022-03-24","bookingType":"Gutschrift","bookingPoints":"200" }
]];

const cloneDataStructure = (typeof structuredClone === 'function')
  ? structuredClone
  : value => JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(value));

const data = cloneDataStructure(sampleData);
const { mutated, rejected } = rejecItemsOfSameKeyAndValueRecursively(data, 'id');

console.log(
  '... mutated/rejected by `id` ... ',
);
console.log(
  '(mutated === data) ?..',
  (mutated === data),
);
console.log(
  { mutated, rejected },
);

const data_2 = cloneDataStructure(sampleData);
const { mutated: mutated_2, rejected: rejected_2 } =
  rejecItemsOfSameKeyAndValueRecursively(cloneDataStructure(data_2), 'bookingPoints');

console.log(
  '... mutated/rejected by `bookingPoints` ... ',
);
console.log(
  '(mutated_2 === data_2) ?..',
  (mutated_2 === data_2),
);
console.log(
  { mutated_2, rejected_2 },
);
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A: I'm not sure if I'm reading the question correctly, but if all you need to do is take this ragged 2-d array and filter out duplicate entries from any of those nested arrays, then I think it's pretty simple:

const dedupe = (
  data, found = new Set(), result,
  test = (x) => ((result = ! found .has (x .id)), (found .add (x .id)), result)
) => data .map ((group) => group .filter (test)) .filter (x => x .length > 0)

const data = [[{id: "1", bookingReason: "Netto Neu Eigen", bookingDate: "2021-09-22", bookingType: "Gutschrift", bookingPoints: "100"}], [{id: "2", bookingReason: "Netto Neu Eigen", bookingDate: "2021-08-22", bookingType: "Gutschrift", bookingPoints: "100"}], [{id: "3", bookingReason: "Netto Neu Eigen", bookingDate: "2021-07-22", bookingType: "Gutschrift", bookingPoints: "100"}], [{id: "4", bookingReason: "Netto Neu Eigen", bookingDate: "2021-06-22", bookingType: "Gutschrift", bookingPoints: "100"}], [{id: "5", bookingReason: "Netto Neu Eigen", bookingDate: "2021-05-22", bookingType: "Gutschrift", bookingPoints: "100"}], [{id: "6", bookingReason: "Netto Neu Eigen", bookingDate: "2021-04-22", bookingType: "Gutschrift", bookingPoints: "100"}], [{id: "7", bookingReason: "Netto Neu Eigen", bookingDate: "2021-03-22", bookingType: "Gutschrift", bookingPoints: "100"}, {id: "12", bookingReason: "Netto Neu Eigen", bookingDate: "2021-03-24", bookingType: "Gutschrift", bookingPoints: "100"}], [{id: "8", bookingReason: "Netto Neu Eigen", bookingDate: "2021-02-22", bookingType: "Gutschrift", bookingPoints: "100"}, {id: "11", bookingReason: "Netto Neu Eigen", bookingDate: "2021-02-23", bookingType: "Gutschrift", bookingPoints: "100"}], [{id: "9", bookingReason: "Netto Neu Eigen", bookingDate: "2021-01-22", bookingType: "Gutschrift", bookingPoints: "100"}, {id: "10", bookingReason: "Netto Neu Eigen", bookingDate: "2021-01-23", bookingType: "Gutschrift", bookingPoints: "100"}], [{id: "9", bookingReason: "Netto Neu Eigen", bookingDate: "2021-01-22", bookingType: "Gutschrift", bookingPoints: "100"}, {id: "10", bookingReason: "Netto Neu Eigen", bookingDate: "2021-01-23", bookingType: "Gutschrift", bookingPoints: "100"}], [{id: "8", bookingReason: "Netto Neu Eigen", bookingDate: "2021-02-22", bookingType: "Gutschrift", bookingPoints: "100"}, {id: "11", bookingReason: "Netto Neu Eigen", bookingDate: "2021-02-23", bookingType: "Gutschrift", bookingPoints: "100"}], [{id: "7", bookingReason: "Netto Neu Eigen", bookingDate: "2021-03-22", bookingType: "Gutschrift", bookingPoints: "100"}, {id: "12", bookingReason: "Netto Neu Eigen", bookingDate: "2021-03-24", bookingType: "Gutschrift", bookingPoints: "100"}], [{id: "21", bookingReason: "Netto Neu Eigen", bookingDate: "2022-09-22", bookingType: "Gutschrift", bookingPoints: "100"}], [{id: "22", bookingReason: "Netto Neu Eigen", bookingDate: "2022-08-22", bookingType: "Gutschrift", bookingPoints: "100"}], [{id: "23", bookingReason: "Netto Neu Eigen", bookingDate: "2022-07-22", bookingType: "Gutschrift", bookingPoints: "100"}], [{id: "24", bookingReason: "Netto Neu Eigen", bookingDate: "2022-06-22", bookingType: "Gutschrift", bookingPoints: "100"}], [{id: "25", bookingReason: "Netto Neu Eigen", bookingDate: "2022-05-22", bookingType: "Gutschrift", bookingPoints: "100"}], [{id: "26", bookingReason: "Netto Neu Eigen", bookingDate: "2022-04-22", bookingType: "Gutschrift", bookingPoints: "100"}], [{id: "27", bookingReason: "Netto Neu Eigen", bookingDate: "2022-03-22", bookingType: "Gutschrift", bookingPoints: "100"}, {id: "32", bookingReason: "Netto Neu Eigen", bookingDate: "2022-03-24", bookingType: "Gutschrift", bookingPoints: "200"}], [{id: "28", bookingReason: "Netto Neu Eigen", bookingDate: "2022-02-22", bookingType: "Gutschrift", bookingPoints: "100"}, {id: "31", bookingReason: "Netto Neu Eigen", bookingDate: "2022-02-23", bookingType: "Gutschrift", bookingPoints: "400"}], [{id: "29", bookingReason: "Netto Neu Eigen", bookingDate: "2022-01-22", bookingType: "Gutschrift", bookingPoints: "100"}, {id: "30", bookingReason: "Netto Neu Eigen", bookingDate: "2022-01-23", bookingType: "Gutschrift", bookingPoints: "100"}], [{id: "29", bookingReason: "Netto Neu Eigen", bookingDate: "2022-01-22", bookingType: "Gutschrift", bookingPoints: "100"}, {id: "30", bookingReason: "Netto Neu Eigen", bookingDate: "2022-01-23", bookingType: "Gutschrift", bookingPoints: "100"}], [{id: "28", bookingReason: "Netto Neu Eigen", bookingDate: "2022-02-22", bookingType: "Gutschrift", bookingPoints: "100"}, {id: "31", bookingReason: "Netto Neu Eigen", bookingDate: "2022-02-23", bookingType: "Gutschrift", bookingPoints: "400"}], [{id: "27", bookingReason: "Netto Neu Eigen", bookingDate: "2022-03-22", bookingType: "Gutschrift", bookingPoints: "100"}, {id: "32", bookingReason: "Netto Neu Eigen", bookingDate: "2022-03-24", bookingType: "Gutschrift", bookingPoints: "200"}]]

console .log (dedupe (data))
.as-console-wrapper {max-height: 100% !important; top: 0}

We write something I usually try to avoid: a stateful function closing over a mutable Set of the ids we've seen so far.  This function is used as the callback for filter calls on the nested arrays.  I tend to avoid stateful functions, but the alternative seemed to complex be nested folds, and this works well.
I made the assumption that we don't want empty groups left after removing any basic duplicates.  If that assumption is wrong, we can simply remove the final filter call.
That version is syntactically dense.  The following variant might be more appealing to some folks:
const dedupe = (data) => {
  const found = new Set()
  const test = (x) => {
    const result = ! found .has (x .id)
    found .add (x .id)
    return result
  }
  return data .map ((group) => group .filter (test))
              .filter (x => x .length > 0)
}

They do the same thing.

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Cheese can be a funny thing. Of late, I have made a few mistakes, which have come good in the end. This example of a poorly executed Parmesan is no exception.
I was performing a cheese muster on the weekend to make sure that everything was okay in there after a bit of hot weather, and was curious about this cheese in particular. Over time it had swollen and started to dry out, even though it had another month to mature.
So without the benefit of a cheese trier, I had to cut this wheel in half. I had a bit of a shock when I did open it, as it looked like an Emmental on steriods. It was also very dry and hard to cut.
I did what any good cheesemaker would do, and decided to save the cheese by grating it. Because it was so hard, it took just under an hour to grate just half of it, but it was definately worthwhile in the end. The taste was not as strong as my normal parmesan would be, partly because of the dryness and lack of maturity.
To be frank, it was like a rock, and turned into very fine gratings. The inside was a little more moist, however the outside just powered. It reminds me of that underwhelming grated Parmesan that you can buy in the shops made by Kraft! At least my version is made to the traditional recipe and not processed.
a. Not left in the brine long enough.
d. It was far to warm when drying at room temp for a few days.
e. I oiled it instead of waxing it.
So these five factors contributed to an extremely hard and bloated Parmesan cheese. It pays to buy good milk from a non-industrial source, and ensure that your brine is strong enough so that it retards additional, unwanted culture activity.
We all live and learn and at least I managed to save it. It made the best Basil Pesto!


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Q: Open Kubuntu terminal with keyboard shortcut How to setup custom keyboard shortcut to launch terminal on KUbuntu?
PS. I have tried setting up shortcut that would issue xterm command, but that shows raw terminal, that looks a lot differently from the one that can be opened from the menu.
Thanks!

A: I've got the same problem and I found it:

A: I didn't have CTRL+ALT+T by default after a fresh install of Kubuntu 12.04
Here's how I assigned in.. right-click the Kickoff Application launcher icon -> Edit Applications -> System -> Konsole -> Advanced Tab -> Current Shortcut Key

A: The one from the menu is called "Konsole" so use whatever keybinding you have for the quick launcher and then type Konsole and it will come up as a choice and you are good to go.

A: Ctrl+Alt+t opens a konsole window.

A: I am running Kubuntu 18.04 with Plasma version 5.12.7, and the keyboard shortcut for terminal is switched off by default.
I didn't use KDE menu editor solution as I got a conflict warning message when I tried to edit the 'Current shortcut key'.
It said "The shortcut 'Ctrl+Alt+T' conflicts with the following combination: Shortcut 'Ctrl+Alt+T' in Application KDE Daemon for action Run Konsole"
Made me think there's already a setting somewhere that is switched off, which I eventually found going through System Settings. (click launcher button, start typing system (for System Settings) click the link when it appears) to launch System Settings.
In the left panel menu, open 'Shortcuts', under the Workspace category,
open 'Custom Shortcuts'
in the next panel,
activate 'Example' button (it's greyed out by default - see the comments tab once 'Example' is selected)
Now you can click 'Example' to open sub menu drop down,
Activate "Run Konsole" button
Click apply and close out of the screen.
Now Ctrl+Alt+T works.
Shutdown and restarted just in case - Still works.

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The 2007 Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets football team represented the Georgia Institute of Technology in the 2007 NCAA Division I FBS football season. The team's coach was former Dallas Cowboys, Samford Bulldogs, and Troy Trojans coach Chan Gailey. It played its home games at Bobby Dodd Stadium in Atlanta.

Previous seasons
Georgia Tech had posted five consecutive seasons with 7 or more wins under Coach Gailey. The team had been to five bowl games under Chan Gailey and has a 2–3 record in post season play. Under Chan Gailey, Georgia Tech had become notorious for having a blitzing defense and a ball control offense. In 2006 Georgia Tech proved to be slightly inconsistent holding #2 Notre Dame to 14 points (L 10-14) and upsetting #10 Virginia Tech (W 38–27), while losing to unranked archrival University of Georgia (L 12-15).

Pre-season
Head Coach Chan Gailey returned for his sixth year at the helm of the program. Reggie Ball, after four years starting for Tech, was replaced by Taylor Bennett. Taylor Bennett started his first game against UConn in 2005 after Reggie came down with viral meningitis and had his break out game against West Virginia in the 2007 Gator Bowl. Tashard Choice was the 2006 ACC rushing champion and returned behind a veteran offensive line led by tackle Andrew Gardner and center Kevin Tuminello. Georgia Tech was ranked as high as #14 in the preseason.

Schedule

Game summaries

Notre Dame
Pregame Line: Notre Dame −2.5

Running Back Tashard Choice ran for a career-high 196 yards for 2 touchdowns in the worst loss suffered by Notre Dame in a season opener in its history. Notre Dame accumulated −9 rushing yards and 130 passing yards. Georgia Tech amassed 260 yards on the ground while Taylor Bennett went 11/23 for 121 yards for his third career start. The Georgia Tech defense added nine quarterback sacks and recovered three fumbles.

Samford

Pregame Line: Samford +46.5

Georgia Tech scored 9 rushing touchdowns in an offensive exhibition that also featured 389 yards of rushing yards. Tashard Choice continued his 100 yards per game streak with a 110 yard, 2 touchdown effort.  True freshman Jon Dwyer racked up 3 rushing touchdowns as well.  The Tech defense held Samford to 84 yards rushing and recovered two fumbles.

Boston College
Pregame Line: Boston College +7.5

Georgia Tech hosted Boston College for the first time since 1998, and it was also the first meeting of the two schools since Boston College joined the ACC. Senior BC quarterback Matt Ryan threw for a career-high 435 yards and the Eagles outgained the Jackets 527–267 in the game. Tech's defense held BC to 93 yards rushing, recovered a fumble, and attained two sacks.  Offensive highlights included Jon Dwyer's fifth career touchdown and Demaryius Thomas reeling in 5 catches for 68 yards.  Durant Brooks boomed 10 punts for a 45.3 yard average as well. The loss was Tech's first of the year, dropping them to 2–1, and 0–1 in the ACC.

Virginia
Pregame Line: Virginia +3.5

Tech lost its eighth straight road trip in Charlottesville.  The Jackets gave up 21 points in the first thirteen minutes of the game.  UVA scored two rushing touchdowns and on a Chris Long pass deflection that Taylor Bennett attempted to knock down.  After Bennett attempted to knockdown the pass it was picked off by a UVA linebacker and returned for a touchdown.  Georgia Tech answered back scoring 16 unanswered points to take the lead 23–21 late in the third quarter.  After a muffed punt with nine minutes remaining in the game, UVA took the lead with a touchdown pass, which would be the last score of the game.  Georgia Tech wide receiver Corey Earls suffered a severe nick injury late in the fourth quarter after a Taylor Bennett scramble. Tech was led by Jon Dwyer's 83 yards rushing and Demaryius Thomas' 86 receiving yards and a touchdown.  Tech's defense recovered two fumbles, garnered two sacks, and intercepted one pass.  Safety Jamal Lewis led the team with 12 tackles and a tackle for a loss.

Clemson
Pregame Line: Clemson −3

The Yellow Jackets got their first conference win against rival Clemson.  The Tigers averaged 38 points a game leading up to the contest but only managed a field goal. The Tech defense held C. J. Spiller and James Davis to a combined 62 yards on 21 attempts. The Tech defense also accumulated 6 sacks and an interception in their effort. Tech's Travis Bell kicked two field goals while Clemson's Mark Buchholz missed four of his five attempted field goals. Georgia Tech's offense controlled the clock with a ferocious ground attack, which featured Tashard Choice's 142 rushing yards and a touchdown. Clemson has not scored a touchdown in Bobby Dodd Stadium since 2003. Tech will be on the road for the next two weeks before returning to Atlanta to play the Army Black Knights for the annual homecoming celebration.

Maryland

Pregame Line: Maryland +2.5

Placekicker Travis Bell missed two of four field goal attempts including a 52 yarder on Tech's last possession in a 28–26 loss to Maryland.  Maryland stormed ahead of Tech taking a 21–3 lead by the beginning of the second quarter.  Tech rallied and by the fourth quarter had closed the gap to 2 points on a Taylor Bennett to Demaryius Thomas touchdown pass.  The two-point conversion attempt failed and Tech would not score again.  Tech was led by the rushing of Tashard Choice who carried 32 times for 135 yards and Demaryius Thomas' 9 receptions and 139 yards.  Tech's defense amassed four sacks and recovered a fumble.

Miami
Pregame Line: Miami −2.5

Taylor Bennett scored on two rushing touchdowns in the third quarter to lead Tech past the Hurricanes 17–14.  Tech racked up 265 yards rushing against a Canes defense that only allowed 111 rushing yards per game coming into the contest.  Tashard Choice carried the bulk of the rushing load carrying the ball 37 times for 204 yards.  The Patrick Nix offense of Miami only passed for 56 yards and gained 225 total yards of offense against Jon Tenuta's defense.  Travis Bell kicked the go-ahead field goal with 7:34 left in the fourth quarter and Tech never relented the lead.  Since 1984, only Tech, Virginia Tech, and Florida State have beaten Miami at least 3 years in a row.

Army
Pregame Line: Army +24

Tech beat Army 34–10 at the cost of two running backs.  Tashard Choice and Rashaun Grant were both injured in the contest during Tech's 292-rushing-yard game.  Tech's offense was led by Rashaun Grant's 135 all-purpose yardage and a touchdown.  Tashard Choice, Jamaal Evans, and Jon Dwyer also scored rushing touchdowns.  Mike Cox rushed for a career 38 yards on 3 carries.  Freshman safety Morgan Burnett picked off his third pass of the season, which stymied Army's last attempt at taking the lead for the rest of the game.  Tech's defense recorded 3 total interceptions and 2 sacks.  Senior defensive end Darryl Robertson recorded 4 tackles for losses and a sack in the effort.  Tech was now one victory away from bowl eligibility.

Virginia Tech
Pregame Line: Virginia Tech +2.5

Georgia Tech only mustered a field goal in a game that saw Tech's offense turn the ball over 6 times.  Taylor Bennett threw 4 interceptions and was sacked twice in the effort while freshman quarterback Josh Nesbitt threw another interception in the fourth quarter.  James Johnson accounted for another turnover when he fumbled after a 35 yard reception.  The Tech defense brought pressure all game long and sacked Virginia Tech quarterback Sean Glennon seven times and stripped runningback Branden Ore of the football once in the effort.  James Johnson had 7 receptions for a 136 yards while freshmen Jon Dwyer and Josh Nesbitt carried the load for injured seniors Tashard Choice and Rashaun Grant.  The freshmen pair ran for 101 yards on 14 carries.  Durant Brooks pinned the Hokies inside the twenty 4 times out of 6 punts.  Tech is now eliminated from ACC Title contention.  Also of note, Big Boi of Outkast performed at half-time.

Duke
Pregame Line: Duke +12.5

Georgia Tech prevailed after trailing the Blue Devils 10–7 in the first quarter.  The Tech defense recovered a fumble and recorded eight sacks in the effort.  Tashard Choice eclipsed the 1,000 yard mark for the second straight season with his two touchdown, 174 yard effort.  Tech, with the win, became the 8th bowl eligible team in the ACC and ensured that Georgia Tech's 11 year bowl streak would continue to twelve years.

North Carolina
Pregame Line: North Carolina +10

Georgia Tech survived four lost fumbles to overcome a late UNC rally and win 27–25.  Travis Bell connected on two of three field goal attempts, which included Tech's winning score with 11 seconds remaining in the game.  Taylor Bennett passed for 196 yards, threw for a touchdown, and caught a touchdown pass from Tashard Choice.  Choice added 127 yards on the ground.  The Tech defense added four sacks to the effort led by Gary Guyton who accounted for 8 solo tackles and three tackles for loss.  Durant Brooks punted the ball 4 times for 240 total yards including a booming 76 yard punt.  Tech's 4–4 ACC mark helps Tech finish the season third in the ACC Coastal division and tied for fifth with Wake Forest for fifth overall in the conference.

Georgia
Pregame Line: Georgia −3.5

Tech dropped its seventh straight season finale to UGA with a 31–17 loss.  Tech's defense picked up one sack in the effort.  Tech's offense was led by Tashard Choice's 133 yards and a touchdown.  Durant Brooks boomed four punts for a 52.8 yard average while placekicker Travis Bell knocked down a field goal in the fourth quarter for Tech's last points of the game.

Humanitarian Bowl

Tech was coached by interim head coach Jon Tenuta as head coach Chan Gailey was terminated the Monday after the UGA loss. Tech dropped the decision 40–28.  Tech's only lead of 7–0 held until the Bulldogs scored 27 straight unanswered points.  Tech never recuperated from the 17 point Fresno 2nd quarter as Tech and Fresno exchanged touchdowns for the rest of the game.  Tech highlights included Jon Dwyer rushing for two touchdowns and Demaryius Thomas catching 4 passes for 69 yards and a touchdown.  Tech receiver D.J. Donley blocked his second punt of the year as well.

Postseason awards

Roster

Coaching staff
 Chan Gailey – Head coach until fired on November 26, 2007
 John Bond – Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks
 Joe D'Alessandris – Offensive Line
 Buddy geis – Wide Receivers/Assistant Head Coach
 Jeep hunter – Tight Ends
 Brian jean-mary – Linebackers
 Charles kelly – Special Teams Coordinator
 Curtis modkins – Running Backs
 Giff smith – Defensive Line/Recruiting Coordinator
 Jon Tenuta – Assistant Head Coach/Defensive Coordinator
 Butch brooks – Director of Football Operations
 Liam klein – Director of Player Personnel

References

Georgia Tech
Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets football seasons
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Felicite Tomlinson Dead: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know
By	Effie Orfanides
Felicite Tomlinson has died. According to The Sun, the sister of artist Louis Tomlinson went into cardiac arrest. It is unknown what caused her heart to go into distress. Felicite was just 18 years old.
"She collapsed after a suspected heart attack at her fourth-floor studio apartment in Earls Court, West London, on Wednesday lunchtime," reports The Sun.
The Tomlinson family, which lost its matriarch in 2016, is said to be devastated.
1. An Unnamed Person That Was With Her at the Time Called Emergency Services
Up early… forgot to wish insta a happy new year ?
A post shared by Félicité Tomlinson (@felicitegrace) on Jan 7, 2019 at 10:47pm PST
While it's unclear exactly what happened to Felicite, it has been reported that she had a heart attack. She was with an unidentified person (some outlets have called this person a "friend" of hers) when she suffered the heart attack. That person called emergency services.
The Sun reports that paramedics tried to resuscitate Felicite but she was pronounced dead at the scene.
"We sent two ambulance crews, a single responder in a car and an advanced paramedic to the scene. Sadly, despite efforts of our medics, a person died," a Met Police spokesman said in a statement.
Police were called to Felicite's apartment to check for any suspicious activity. According to The Sun, it is "understood" that no drugs were found.
Felicite's body will be examined by a coroner and toxicology tests will be sent out, the results of which could take several weeks.
2. She Was a Model, Social Media Influencer & an Aspiring Fashion Designer
Art ? More pics on my story ??
A post shared by Félicité Tomlinson (@felicitegrace) on Dec 23, 2018 at 8:56am PST
Over the years, Felicite had amassed more than 1.3 million followers on Instagram. She had done some work as a model and was an aspiring fashion designer. Lovingly referred to as "Fizzy," Felicite often shared photos of herself and also promoted some of her designs.
Last November, Felicite had a pop-up shop in London where she sold a few of the clothing items that she designed.
"Today is the final day of the campaign for my T-Shirts they will be unavailable from midnight tonight! Thank you so much for all of the support it means so much. I have had so much fun working on this. The link is in my bio, shipping worldwide, final day to order. I am excited to announce that my pop-up store in London with a few extra surprises will be on the 30th November, more information coming very soon, comment if you're coming, can't wait to meet you," she captioned an Instagram photo.
3. Louis Is Said to Be Devastated & Has Canceled an Upcoming Appearance
Family ❤
A post shared by Félicité Tomlinson (@felicitegrace) on Dec 30, 2018 at 4:30pm PST
The Tomlinson family is completely devastated after learning of Felicite's death.
According to TMZ, Louis is with his family at this time. He was scheduled to appear on the BBC charity show, Comic Relief, on Friday night, but has canceled the appearance in light of recent events.
Louis has not yet released a statement about the passing of his sister. Louis is one of seven kids. He and his sister were said to be particularly close.
4. Fans Have Been Leaving Their Condolences on Instagram
Don't know why I look so shocked ?
A post shared by Félicité Tomlinson (@felicitegrace) on Mar 10, 2019 at 5:11am PDT
Since news of her passing broke, her fans have been leaving messages of sadness and disbelief in the comments of her recent Instagram photos.
"Oh fizzy, honey. You were such a beautiful person, you were loved since the very first minute of your life. Now you are going to be newt to your Mom, close to our hearts forever sweetie. Now Louis is going to live his life for you as well. You were an angel and now you are at the place where you belong. Sending My Love to your family," wrote one Instagram user.
"I'm crying so bad, I can't believe that is happening this to Tomlinson Family. Pray for Fizzy, I can't," added another.
"Rest In Peace beautiful girl. You're flying to your momma. We all love you," echoed a third.
Felicite's most recent Instagram photo is posted above. The selfie was uploaded four days ago and has been liked more than 109,000 times.
5. Louis & His Siblings Lost Their Mother in 2016
Back home missing Texas already???? Thanks for the hair @louteasdale ??
A post shared by Félicité Tomlinson (@felicitegrace) on Aug 8, 2015 at 6:32am PDT
This is the second time that tragedy has struck the Tomlinson family. According to People Magazine, Louis mom, Johannah Deakin, passed away in 2016 after a battle with leukemia.
"It is with immeasurable sadness that Johannah Deakin's family said goodbye to Johannah in the early hours of Wednesday, Dec. 7. Earlier this year Johannah was diagnosed with a very aggressive form of leukemia that required immediate and continuous treatment. We respectfully request that the family are given time and space to grieve in private," the Tomlinson family said in a statement at the time.
Tomlinson recently released a song entitled "Two of US," in his mom's honor.
Published Mar 14, 2019 at 7:04pm
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Felicite Tomlinson has been found dead after going into cardiac arrest. Here's what you need to know.


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Sault Ste. Marie boys pull away from St. Mary's Knights in season opener
Scott Church, Special to The Sault News
SAULT STE. MARIE – It was not a perfect performance, but the Sault Blue Devils were pretty good in a dominant 57-36 win over the St. Mary's Knights of Sault, Ont., in a border battle on Monday night.
Coach Mike Fitzner's team shared the ball and played hard on the defensive end to frustrate the Knights and come away with the win.
"Overall, I was pretty happy with the way we played," Fitzner said. "We played really unselfish basketball, especially early on. This is a group of guys that likes to share the ball and when we're playing well, that really shows."
Fitzner's comment was proven on the Blue Devil's first three possessions of the game. Guard Max Scott came off a screen for a layup to open the game. Dominic Haller knocked down a three-pointer from the top of the key and then Joey Gravelle scored on a post layup. All three baskets came on assists and showed the team's willingness to get the ball to the guy who has the best shot.
Those three baskets got the Sault out to a 7-0 lead and the Devils were off and running.
In addition to moving the ball on offense, the Devils also kept things moving on defense as well. Switching from a man to a 1-3-1 zone, the Sault had the Knights guessing the entire game.
"We like to jump into that 1-3-1 to try and push tempo," Fitzner said. "We get a lot of deflections from it and that allows us to play a little faster and not get locked into a half-court game."
Kayden Lujan closed out the first quarter for the Sault with a layup at the buzzer off one of those deflections to give the Devils an 18-5 lead heading into the second quarter.
After a low-scoring second quarter for both teams, the Knights tried a zone in the third quarter. The Devils made short work of it, but utilizing the high post. Nathan Koepp dropped in a couple buckets after catching the ball at the free throw line and that eventually forced the Knights back into a man defense.
The fourth quarter was more of the same as both teams got their reserves in with just under three minutes left.
Haller led the Sault with 15 points, while Koepp added 12.
The Knights were led by Jaidan Trudeau, who finished with eight points.
The Sault, 1-0, will travel to Boyne City on Thursday.
"They have a really good team this year and we beat them in the districts last year," Fitzner said of the Ramblers. "I expect that place to be a mad-house on Thursday. I'm glad that we were able to get a game under our belt before going into that environment."
ST. MARY'S 5 5 16 10 – 36SAULT 18 8 17 14 – 57
ST. MARY'S – Trudeau 8, Carter 2, Ruscio 3, Macinnes 3, Martin 4, Derbowka 1, N. Carter 3, Tucker 2, Mackey 6, Opryszczko 4. FT: 4-12; F: 13; Fouled out: None; 3PFG: 4 (Mackay 2, Ruscio 1, Macinnes 1).
SAULT – Oshelski 5, DeNuccio-McShane 2, Scott 7, Koepp 12, Etcher 2, Fitzner 5, Joey Gravelle 4, Haller 15, Lujan 5. FT: 5-9; F: 12; Fouled out: None; 3PFG: 6 (Haller3, Oshelski 1, Fitzner 1, Scott 1).


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Intel says chips to become slower but more energy efficient
Intel has for 3 versions of their CPU chips, made them slower to save on power.
As the computers have not really become cheaper, the model that is best suited
for light office use has jumped from second cheapest to what's now
required, second from the top. Dollars for dollars, we used to be able
to get away with a $70 chip, now it's maybe $250.
Full article below;
Intel has said that new technologies in chip manufacturing will favour better energy consumption over faster execution times – effectively calling an end to 'Moore's Law', which successfully predicted the doubling of density in integrated circuits, and therefore speed, every two years.
It's a prediction worth remembering, since Gordon E. Moore himself was the co-founder of Intel and Fairchild Semiconductor when he made the prediction that led to 'Moore's Law' in a paper [PDF] back in 1965.
The prognosis comes from William Holt, Intel's Executive Vice President and General Manager of its Technology and Manufacturing Group, speaking at the International Solid State Circuits Conference in San Francisco, and discussing the new technologies – such as tunnelling transistors (or 'Quantum tunnelling') and spintronics – which will define the next stages of evolution in computing.
"We're going to see major transitions," said Holt. "The new technology will be fundamentally different." and continued "The best pure technology improvements we can make will bring improvements in power consumption but will reduce speed."
Holt elaborated that while Intel recognises the need to consider re-tooling its plants and committing to new technologies in chip production, it hasn't made a decision about direction yet. Quantum tunnelling, though brought to advanced proof-of-concept by DARPA and the Semiconductor Research Corporation, is currently further from commercialisation than spintronics, which uses quantum mechanical properties of particles as switch facilitators, and which is expected to begin to appear in commercial technology such as graphic chips within 18 months.
What Holt has said suggests* not just that Moore's Law is coming to an end in practical terms, in that chip speeds can be expected to stall, but is actually likely to roll back in terms of performance, at least in the early years of semi-quantum-based chip production, with power consumption taking priority over what has been the fundamental impetus behind the development of computers in the last fifty years.
"Particularly as we look at the Internet of things, the focus will move from speed improvements to dramatic reductions in power."
It could be argued that both the consumer and business sectors have already prepared themselves for the low-energy paradigm that Holt discusses, having in the last ten years gradually sacrificed the faster and more powerful desktop computing experience for the low-end latency, compensated by mobility and reduced complexity, of smartphones and tablets.
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Voyage est un groupe musical français de funk/disco, actif entre 1977 et 1982. Il était composé de André "Slim" Pezin (guitare/chant, alias "Cadillac Slim Pezin"), Marc Chantereau (claviers/chant), Pierre-Alain Dahan (batterie/chant) et Sauveur Mallia (basse), avec la chanteuse britannique , qui a officié à partir du second album Let's Fly Away (1978), qui contient le titre Souvenirs.

Discographie

Albums
Tous édités chez Sirocco Records
 1977 : Voyage
 1978 : Let's Fly Away
 1980 : Voyage 3
 1982 : One Step Higher

Instrumentaux
 1978 	Voyage – Spécial Instrumental 	Sirocco Records
 1979 	Voyage – Spécial Instrumental (Volume 2)
 1982 	Voyage - Spécial Instrumental (Volume 3)

Compilations
 1989 : The Best Of Voyage (Sirocco Records)
 1991 : The Best Of Voyage: "Souvenirs" (Sirocco Records)

Bibliographie
 Saturday Night Forever: The Story of Disco, Alan Jones,Jussi Kantonen

Notes et références

Groupe musical français des années 1970
Groupe musical français des années 1980
Groupe de disco


This book contains the stories of 33 female convicts who passed through Cascades Female Factory in in Van Diemen's Land (Tasmania). It opened in 1828 and closed as a goal in 1877. Female convicts and some locally convicted women, were sent there for punishment, to be assigned or hired as servants, or to await confinement.


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Home » Reviews » Road Tests » 2001 Ford Mustang Cobra & Bullitt
A big part of the Ford Mustang's appeal is its amazing heritage. A heritage of style, performance, and more race wins than anyone can count. It's quite simply one of the coolest American cars ever built. And to keep interest hot, Ford has two very cool new Mustangs for us to play with, the latest version of their hot-stepping Cobra, and a retro-60s muscle machine, the Bullitt. Is it any wonder that this is America's favorite pony car?
Not to most Ford fans! They've been singing the Mustang's praises ever since it debuted back in 1964. And while it has suffered a few ups and downs over its storied 37 year career, the folks at Ford have done a pretty good job of keeping this straightforward 60's concept very competitive in our 21st century car market.
The limited-edition Cobra, a product of Ford's Special Vehicle Team, is well know to fans of high-performance American cars. In 2001 guise, the already powerful Cobra has received another boost in both power and performance.
The hand-built 4.6-liter dual-overhead- cam V8 engine, has been upgraded with everything from a deep skirt block, to tumble port induction. As a result, it pumps out an honest-to-heaven 320 horsepower and 317 pound-feet of torque. That's 60 more horsepower, and 15 more pound-feet of torque, than its single- overhead-cam cousin in the standard Mustang GT. The only transmission necessary is a stiff but precise, 5-speed manual.
With all 320 ponies working hard, the Cobra romps to 60 in only 5.3 seconds. The 1/4 mile passes by in 13.7 seconds at 106 miles-per-hour. These are pretty exciting numbers. But we must admit, our Cobra was slower than we expected. As expected, the hopped-up V8 delivers gobs of torque from the word go. But we had a hard time getting it to hook up to the pavement. The single-plate clutch is also stiff, but gives the driver plenty of feedback.
Unfortunately, we can't say the same for the chassis, which despite the addition of the Mustang's first independent rear suspension, doesn't feel as connected to the road as previous solid-axle Cobras. There's plenty of handling grip, and the car's tendency to oversteer has been replaced by a mild front end push, but the overboosted rack-and-pinion steering keeps you from fully exploiting it.
We are however, very pleased with the sticky ZR-rated BF Goodrich Comp T/A tires, on standard 17-inch alloy wheels. Our braking test delivered average stops from 60 of 120 feet. Stability was excellent, though we expected a bit better results from the big 13-inch ventilated Brembo discs up front. 4-channel ABS, linked to all-speed traction control is standard equipment.
Out in the everyday world, the Cobra delivers a ride that's still quite firm, but noticeably improved over that of its solid-rear-axle predecessors.
Despite its shortcomings, the Cobra is still quite a hot-to-trot package. One that you can own for $29,205. When it comes to performance for the dollar, its a sure fire winner.
If however, you want as much show as go, you might opt for the limited-edition 2001 Mustang Bullitt GT.
Inspired by the 60's Steve McQueen detective flick of the same name, the Bullitt adds a dash of classic car chase style to the Mustang's modern lines. Touches include a cosmetic retro hood scoop, Billet aluminum fuel filler door… And 17-inch 5-spoke alloy wheels like those on McQueen's movie car. The retuned front strut, solid axle rear suspensions have also been lowered 3/4- of-an-inch, for that hunkered down look.
While under that pumped-up hood, the Bullitt packs 265 horsepower and 305 pound-feet of torque. That's a tad more than the standard GT. The 4.6-liter single-overhead-cam V8 adds larger throttle bodies, a cast aluminum intake manifold, and high flow mufflers missing on the GT. Like the Cobra, the only transmission is a 5-speed manual. But here the new box is lighter, more precise, as is the progressive clutch.
So, slam the Bullitt into gear, and hold on. 0 to 60 speeds by in 5.7 seconds. The quarter mile is 14.1 at 105 miles per hour. Or only a hair's breath slower than our Cobra. Like a shell casing, our Bullitt felt precisely machined and very well put together. Its a nice step above the standard GT and more refined than the Cobra.
This is a car that begs to be driven in an enthusiastic manner. Though we advise you try to avoid duplicating Steve McQueen's movie stunts on public roads, lest you wish for an extended stay at the cross-bars motel.
To bring those speeds down to legal levels, the Bullitt is equipped with the same 13-inch ventilated Brembo front discs as the Cobra. So it stops as well as it goes and shows. The show carries over to the inside, thanks to a selection of real vintage features such as the 60's-style gauge faces, a brushed aluminum shifter ball that gets as hot as the sun when not left in the shade and aluminum pedal covers. All for a base price of $26,830.
With the 2001 Ford SVT Mustang Cobra and Bullitt GT, Ford has delivered a one-two punch of performance and style that recalls the Mustang's illustrious heritage, while reminding us that this 60's veteran is still ready to rock-and- roll into the next century.
It was America's favorite pony car then, and it's America's favorite pony car now. We're not surprised, are you?
Engine: 4.6-Liter Dohc V8
Torque: 317 Lb Feet
1/4 Mile: 13.7 Seconds @ 106 MPH
60-0 MPH: 120 Feet
EPA Mileage: 18 MPG City 25 MPG Highway


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In Conversation: Dan Whalen, Developer of INTRO
Ohio-native Dan Whalen understands the importance of differentiation. His young-yet-tenured development career includes Starwood's $7 billion portfolio, and MOD Pizza's rapid Midwest growth, establishing the up-and-coming restaurant chain as Chicago's fast casual pizza leader in one of the country's toughest markets. As Vice President of Design & Development for Harbor Bay Real Estate, Whalen's most recent project, INTRO, is proving to be one of his most notable to date, earning distinction as Cleveland's first — and soon to be America's tallest — mass timber building.
Think Wood recently connected with Whalen to talk about INTRO, and his firm's aspiration of becoming the U.S.' foremost developer of mass timber projects.
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Think Wood: Thanks for joining us Dan. INTRO is set to be America's tallest mass timber project, and is one of the early adopters of new IBC code provisions for tall wood buildings. What inspired you to innovate with mass timber construction?
Dan Whalen: The site for INTRO is one of the most high-profile corners adjacent to Cleveland's West Side Market. Being next to this historic landmark, we felt like we had to create a project of similar standing – we wanted to be different and historic in our own right. So we began this project knowing that we were going to be different, but we didn't know what that would be at first. Then we thought, 'If our building is still here in 50 years, what are people going to say about it?' We want people to look at INTRO and know that it's not just another apartment building. Timber helped us bring that vision to fruition.
TW: What makes timber a differentiator?
DW: We were blown away by its aesthetic qualities. Mass timber started out as a design differentiator, and then it snowballed from there. As we studied the product and building systems more and more, it became advantageous across a number of channels — from the ease and speed of construction; the cleanliness of the construction site; and the renewability and sustainability of the material — the story just started to become so strong and powerful.
TW: You mention the increased speed of construction with mass timber. Are you seeing a cost savings as a result of this material choice?
DW: Cost savings depends on how well you manage your job. The savings and the benefit come from how streamlined the workflow is and how well you manage just-in-time delivery and alignment of the trades that follow. That's where you really see the benefit, efficiency and cost savings. We are measuring this project from cradle to grave. We're documenting everything on every front so we know track the assumptions we are making and see if we are missing the mark and where we can improve.
TW: What challenges and opportunities are you encountering as you build this first-of-its-kind mass timber project?
DW: We're educating others about mass timber every single day, and it's reassuring to see that people are excited. When people walk by the building, it feels unique. They don't quite know what it is, but they know that it's different from everything else around them. Visitors also can see the efficiency firsthand. They watch the building one week, and then the next week construction is drastically further along. We're also educating local building and fire code officials about mass timber's strength and fire resistance. Think about the tallest trees; they're hundreds of feet tall, so why not be able to build buildings out of the same materials at the same height?
TW: What are you seeing in terms of public interest and tenant response to INTRO so far?
DW: It's still a bit early in the process, but I will say that we're the talk of the town and one of the most anticipated projects in quite some time. We've had extreme interest on the retail side, and the registration for apartments is 300-400 names long. The phone also hasn't stopped ringing for the event venue. We've had about 200 inquiries over the past five weeks. And this is without much, if any, promotion. The only marketing we've done is the construction fencing wrap. We have an A+ location, and we further cemented ourselves to this fortress of investment by doubling down with mass timber design. By having this one-of-a-kind beautiful building on a prime corner, it's almost irreplaceable and truly something that we can showcase, nationally and internationally.
TW: What's next for Harbor Bay?
DW: We are continuously innovating even during the construction process. We are taking copious notes and learning on the fly so that we can innovate taller and faster down the road. We want to develop timber buildings almost exclusively moving forward. The cities that we are working with are all salivating at the idea of having large scale timber projects, and we want to be the foremost developer of timber, especially on the multi-family front. Great quality and design combined with great locations – that's what we're hanging our hat on.
Learn more about Dan's work on INTRO in this project profile.


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New Release: Shadows And Teeth, Vol. 2
Ready or not, here it comes! Volume 2 of our award-winning anthology is back from the shadows and hungrier than ever for fresh readers. This unique collection of ten stories features a range of international talent: masters of horror, rising stars, and fresh new voices in the genre. See below for information on the stories this volume contains.
Purchase: Shadows And Teeth, Vol. 2
Toll Road, by Antonio Simon, Jr.
—A professional kidnapper gets more than he bargained for when his latest abduction leads to terrifying supernatural encounters on the Florida Turnpike.
Boxed, by Bryan Cassiday
—A group of strangers trapped in an elevator run short of time and bullets as they attempt to discover who among them is infected with a deadly plague.
A Murder of Crows, by Reed W. Huston
—Daniel, Rebecca, and their cat Southpaw have just moved into a new home, and the local wildlife is not happy to receive them. It's more than coincidental that a group of crows is called a murder…
We All Ate The White Flesh, by Chris Lynch
—In the depths of a harsh winter, a starving family unearths a massive turnip and unexpected horrors.
The Lonely Man, by Barnaby King
—Thomas's investigation into an idyllic English village uncovers the tragic story of two young lovers, and the ghastly secret the villagers thought they'd left buried in the past.
Beneath The Earth, by Ken Pelham
—Charles Bonham knows better than anyone that grave-robbing is a lucrative business. While in Ireland to ply his trade, he learns that some secrets are better left buried.
Dear Sir, by Steven Samuel Stafford
—Two field medics on the Western Front race against time to fulfill a soldier's dying wish and stop an unspeakable horror.
Colder Still, by Justin Cawthorne
—A relic from John's past holds a portentous future for his son and the secret to a fatal gypsy curse.
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The topographic map of Germany is available in three different versions: Germany North, Germany South and Germany Full. Every map comes on DVD for installation on a computer and on µSD/SD memory card for immediate use on any compatible GARMIN GPS.
Covers the following Bundesländer: Schleswig Holstein, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Hamburg, Bremen, Niedersachsen, Brandenburg, Berlin, Sachsen-Anhalt, Nordrhein-Westfalen, northern part of Hessen, northern part of Thüringen, northern part of Sachsen and northern part of Rheinland-Pfalz. The southern boundary lies near Koblenz N 50° 24'.
Covers the following Bundesländer: Baden-Würtemberg, Bayern, Saarland, Rheinland-Pfalz, southern part of Hessen, southern part of Thüringen, southern part of Sachsen. The northern boundary lies near Aachen N 50° 48'.
As the name suggests, this version covers all of Germany.
These products provide a very detailed topographic map of Germany or a part of Germany, see examples below. They are shipped on two different media: DVD and µSD/SD memory card.
The DVD allows you to install the map on a computer and to manage data such as waypoints, routes and travelled paths (tracks). In addition, you may exchange data between computers and GPS devices.
You may insert the µSD/SD memory card into any GPS device with an SD or µSD slot. The map is ready to use as soon as you insert the memory card into the GPS. You may use the map on as many devices as you like, but - of course - not at the same time. The maps are stored on a µSD memory card, but a µSD-to-SD adapter is included. You may also use the map on a computer, if the free software BaseCamp is installed and the GPS is connected with the computer using a USB cable, see MapSource versus BaseCamp. If your computer has a slot for SD cards, you may insert the memory card into the computer directly, which provides faster access to the map.
Significant increase of the level of details: If there is a built-in map, then the map of Germany will overlay the built-in map. Outside Germany, the built-in map is still available. Most GPS devices support enabling and disabling maps, so you can easily switch between different maps. If your GPS device supports profiles, then you can bind different maps to different profiles.
Map on computer: Topographic map of Germany, shows elevation contours and natural features plus official hiking and biking routes.
Disk space: Requires approx. 4 GB for a full installation of Topo Germany Full, approx. 2.5 GB for Topo Germany North or South.
System requirements for installation from DVD see here. Topo Germany is supported on Windows and Mac computers. This product does not include a cable for data exchange with a PC. If you need such a connection cable, see our selection of options.
A very helpful supplement to the program MapSource is the software GARMIN BaseCamp, see www.garmin.com/support/mappingsw.jsp. This is especially true if you are using a GPS from one of the following model series: Colorado, Dakota, Montana, Oregon or GPSmap 62.