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Core 4 reunited as center back Joey Farrell re-signs with Phoenix Rising
Phoenix Rising FC Stories
By Jake Anderson | November 17, 2020 at 2:30 pm
UPDATED: December 2, 2020 at 12:53 pm
Phoenix Rising FC center back Joey Farrell celebrates with the 2020 Western Conference Final trophy. (Arizona Sports/Ashley Orellana).
The core-four has reunited in Arizona once again.
Phoenix Rising FC announced on Tuesday that center back Joey Farrell would be returning for the 2021 season.
The re-signing means that the quartet of Farrell, Solomon Asante, Kevon Lambert and Zac Lubin — the only players remaining from the 2018 USL Championship Final team — will don a PRFC kit for the fourth consecutive season together.
"I am thrilled to be back in Rising red and black for the 2021 season," Farrell said in a press release.
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Phoenix Rising's Asante, Dadashov receive USL All-League Team honors
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"Phoenix has quickly turned into my second home. I am excited to continue our journey together as we strive for our ultimate goal of becoming USL Cup Champions."
The Philadelphia native most recently became PRFC's first-choice center back while Damion Lowe — who is still technically a free agent — battled to get on the pitch due to injury late in the regular season and during the playoff run.
Farrell, who will be 27 years old at the start of next season, also converted on both of his penalties in the two shootouts Phoenix needed in order to advance to the 2020 USL Championship Final.
Since signing with PRFC in December 2017, the center back has started in 57 of his 68 appearances in all competitions.
Farrell — who was nicknamed "Philly" by his teammates in 2019 — has netted six goals and notched two assists in his time in the Valley.
And with the departure of defender Corey Whelan and center back A.J. Cochran, Farrell is currently the only center back on the roster.
So excited for the 🦅!!! Can't wait for 2021…time to keep building to add to this exceptional group. Let's go Joey 👊🏻. #risingtogether
— Rick Schantz (@RickSchantz1) November 17, 2020
However, Saturday's friendly match between Jamaica and Saudi Arabia saw an interesting proposal for manager Rick Schantz.
The Reggae Boyz deployed the center back duo of Lowe and Lambert, the latter of which has been Schantz's preferred No. 6 and a staple of his starting XI for each of the last three seasons.
Phoenix Rising now has nine players signed to its roster ahead of the 2021 USLC campaign:
Goalkeepers: Zac Lubin
Fullbacks: Darnell King
Center backs: Joey Farrell
Midfielders: Jon Bakero, Kevon Lambert, Sam Stanton
Forwards: Solomon Asante, Rufat Dadashov and Santi Moar
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Quality stainless steel cookware is the best thing any housewife can have in the kitchen, but also the most expensive. Keep in mind that they are very demanding, and you have to know how to prolong their life.
Stainless steel utensils, cutlery, kitchen appliances are very beautiful and durable over time. But they are also demanding because, on their surface, any food trace can be seen.
Tip: don't try to clean them with any kitchen cleaning solution, and avoid using abrasive sponges and detergents. It can damage the gloss specific to the stainless steel.
Even if you burned the food in a stainless steel pan or you've dirt the fridge with grease, don't use abrasive substances to clean them.
Never scrub stainless steel cookware with wire sponges or abrasive detergents. Leave them soaked for several hours in lukewarm water and liquid dish detergent. Add 1 teaspoon of baking soda to make this solution more effective.
Later, use a soft sponge and vigorously rub the burning spots or grease from the stainless steel surfaces. The same tip is also useful for stainless steel or microwave ovens made from the same material.
If stains don't clean thoroughly, wipe the pot or pan with a paper towel, to be dry, and then sprinkle over it baking soda. Use a damp sponge to get a soft paste, and start rubbing it until you clean completely the burnt area. If the stain won't disappear, leave the baking soda paste to act for a few minutes, and start rubbing again the burnt.


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Nigeria: Advancing the Sexual & Reproductive Health & Human Rights of People Living With HIV
A Case Study of Discordant Couples in the FCT
Publication date: 1 January 2010
Publisher: Network of People Living with HIV and AIDS in Nigeria (NEPWHAN)
Author: Network of People Living with HIV and AIDS in Nigeria (NEPWHAN)
People living with HIV have the right to healthy, satisfying sex lives, and need both laws to protect this right and appropriate services to promote and ensure their sexual and reproductive health. Decision-makers and service providers must recognize that people living with HIV enter into relationships to have sex and to have children. Ensuring that they can do these things safely is key to maintaining their health, and that of their partners and families.
People living with HIV developed an SHRH Guidance Package to help policymakers, programme managers, health professionals, donors, and advocates better understand the specific steps that must be taken to support their sexual and reproductive health and rights. The Network of people Living with HIV AIDS (NEPWHAN) designed this study (using the SRHR Guidance Package as a basis) to further deconstruct the sexual and reproductive health and rights of sero-discordant couples in Nigeria in order to inform future development of national SRHR and HIV programmes and policies.
Providing Choice, Ensuring Services
The East and Southern African (ESA) Region of the United Nations Population Fund, UNFPA, is host to 18 countries in which the HIV epidemic has been...
Why invest in reproductive health in Cameroon?
Expanding access to quality, affordable reproductive health services for all Cameroonians is critical to make progress in reducing maternal deaths in...
Adding It Up: Costs and Benefits of Contraceptive Services
This report presents new 2012 estimates of the numbers and proportions of women in the developing world using modern methods and in need of modern...

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The musician and conservative activist shot two black bears during a 2009 hunting trip in Alaska, despite a seasonal limit of one per hunter.
April 25, 2012, 12:56 p.m.
Rock guitarist and gun-rights advocate Ted Nugent pleaded guilty Tuesday to a federal wildlife violation in Alaska, stemming from a 2009 hunting trip in which he shot more than the legal limit of black bears. An avid hunter, Nugent was reportedly contrite about the incident, which he says he didn't know was illegal.
"I would never knowingly break any game laws," Nugent told Magistrate Judge Michael Thompson by telephone, according to the Anchorage Daily News. "I'm afraid I was blindsided by this, and I sincerely apologize to everyone for it."
Nugent was on Alaska's Sukkwan Island for the May 2009 bow-hunting trip, which was being filmed for his reality TV show, "Spirit of the Wild." He hit one black bear with an arrow, but it fled and he was unable to find it. He then shot a different black bear four days later, and moved its carcass out of Tongass National Forest by boat.
Under Alaska law, hunters can only kill one black bear per season in a given geographic area. Wounding a bear as Nugent did counts toward a hunter's annual limit, meaning it was illegal for him to continue hunting black bears on Sukkwan Island. Local regulations also require hunters to track down any animals they wound.
Not only did Nugent exceed his state bag limit, but by moving the dead bear out of federal territory, he also violated the 112-year-old Lacey Act, Reuters reports. According to a plea deal finalized at Tuesday's hearing, Nugent will pay a $10,000 fine, serve two years' probation, and refrain from hunting in Alaska or any U.S. national forest for one year. He will also pay $600 restitution to the state of Alaska, and will film a public-service announcement about responsible hunting that will air at least every other week for a year, according to the Associated Press.
The plea agreement states that Nugent knowingly moved the bear in violation of the Lacey Act. And while Nugent says he didn't know the first bear was hurt, federal prosecutor Jack Schmidt argued there was sufficient evidence. "There was a blood trail. There was blood," Schmidt said Tuesday, according to the ADN. "He is an avid hunter, and he should have known what the regs were."
Aside from the need to track down wounded prey, Nugent says he was also unaware of the state's one-bear limit. And he has company on that front — according to the AP, Thompson says he didn't know about the "sort of one-strike policy" either.
"It probably is not widely known," the judge said, "and if there is a side benefit to the agreement reached here today ... this probably will serve to alert a great many hunters to that very issue and may, in fact, prevent violations in the future and court activity for a whole slew of folks."
Nugent is no stranger to such legal entanglements. The musician also pleaded guilty in 2010 for illegally baiting a deer in California, where his hunting license remains suspended until this summer. And just last week, he drew scrutiny for telling supporters at a National Rifle Association meeting that he would be "dead or in jail" if President Obama is re-elected on Nov. 6. "We need to ride into that battlefield and chop their heads off in November," he added. The Secret Service has since determined Nugent is not a serious threat to presidential security.


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Q: C++11 storing multiple shared pointers as raw pointers My question concerns shared_ptr and make_shared in C++11. I have two vectors, the first one stores smart pointers and the second one stores raw pointers. The first vector works as I had expepted but vector2 is just confusing...
Code sample
#include <iostream>
#include <vector>
#include <memory>

int main() {
    std::vector<std::shared_ptr<int>> vector1;
    vector1.push_back(std::make_shared<int>(1));
    vector1.push_back(std::make_shared<int>(2));
    vector1.push_back(std::make_shared<int>(3));

    std::vector<int*> vector2;
    vector2.push_back(std::make_shared<int>(4).get());
    vector2.push_back(std::make_shared<int>(5).get());
    vector2.push_back(std::make_shared<int>(6).get());

    std::cout << "vector1 values:" << std::endl;
    for(auto &value: vector1) { std::cout << *value << std::endl; }

    std::cout << "vector2 values:" << std::endl;
    for(auto &value: vector2) { std::cout << *value << std::endl; }

    return 0;
}

Output
vector1 values:
1
2
3
vector2 values:
6
6
6

Question
I realize that it would be much simpler to create raw pointers to begin with and not try to convert smart pointers but it made me curious to know why this is happening? Also why does each push change all of the values in vector2?

Links
Here are some questions that I found in stackoverflow but they didn't answer my question or maybe I didn't understand the answers...

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*shared_ptr for a raw pointer argument

*Are there any downsides with using make_shared to create a shared_ptr

*C++ raw pointer and std::shared_ptr

*Extracting a raw pointer from a shared_ptr

A: You are seeing undefined behaviour. When you do this:
vector2.push_back(std::make_shared<int>(4).get());

You are creating a temporary shared_ptr, and copying a pointer to its managed object into your vector. This immediately becomes a dangling pointer.

A: The reason you'll use a shared_ptr is that you want the memory it points to to be freed when all instances that point to it go out of scope. The shared_ptr is destroyed right after you call .get() on it, so you immediately have a dangling pointer. The result of the dereference operation is undefined, which means that it may or may not return a value that makes sense, or it could even do something completely unrelated (like crashing).
This is a feature. You want this to happen: otherwise, you'd be leaking memory. Imagine this code:
vector<int> integers;
integers.push_back(*make_shared<int>(6).get());

If the memory wasn't freed, there would be no way to release it afterwards, because there's no way you could recover the shared_ptr's managed pointer.

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I. "King sees Navy on invasion eve." George VI visits the Fleet in a northern port and is welcomed aboard by C-in-C Admiral Fraser. After attending the C-in-C's daily conference, King watches a human torpedo and midget submarine being demonstrated and also sees a shooting and bombing display by Barracudas and other planes of the Fleet Air Arm. Band of the Royal Marines plays "Sunset" as the King departs.
II. "The other man's job. Plastics give eyes to the armed forces." Mass production of plastic lenses which are tougher and more transparent than glass ones and therefore obviously useful in wartime conditions. Before the war both Britain and the USSR imported 75% of their binoculars from Germany; now Britain produces sufficient lenses for both the British and Russian markets. Manufacturing scenes of plastic contact lenses, including cutting and polishing. Army officer has these new lenses fitted - "they don't hurt a bit."


LiFePO4 is being used as the cathode material for Li-ion batteries of electric vehicle (EV) because of low cost and high safety. In this work, a carbon-coated LiFePO4 was synthesized by a thermal decomposition method using Li3PO4, FePO4, Fe powder and ethanol as the raw materials. Experimental results showed that LiFePO4/C particles were evenly distributed with the sizes of 200 nm~1 μm, the surface of particles was coated by carbon, and the particles were linked together by carbon fibers. The first discharge capacity of sample reached 137 mAh•g-1 and the first columbic efficiency was over 95%. After 50 cycles, the discharge capacity still remained unchanged, which indicated the good cycle capability and reversibility. Our research lowered the cost of Li-ion batteries and provided a feasible application in Li-ion batteries for industrial production.
XU Cha-Gen,WANG Lian-Bang,LI Cheng等. Synthesis of Low Cost LiFePO4/C Cathode Material for Li-ion Battery[J]. Acta Chimica Sinica, 2009, 67(20): 2275-2278.
 Zhang Chunming, Huang Zhao, Yang Yang, Wang Dan, He Dannong. Preparation of Polypyrrole/Anthraquinone-2-sulfonate Nanocomposite and Application in Li-Ion Battery[J]. Chin. J. Org. Chem., 2014, 37(7): 1347-1351.
 Feng Rui, Wang Liwei, Lyu Zhiyang, Wu Qiang, Yang Lijun, Wang Xizhang, Hu Zheng. Carbon Nanocages Supported LiFePO4 Nanoparticles as High-Performance Cathode for Lithium Ion Batteries[J]. Acta Chimica Sinica, 2014, 72(6): 653-657.


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All parts but no box. T Combination Pump Espresso Drip Coffee Cappuccino Maker Machine" is in sale since Friday, January 25, 2019. This item is in the category "Home & Garden\Kitchen, Dining & Bar\Small Kitchen Appliances\Coffee, Tea & Espresso Makers\Espresso & Cappuccino Machines". The seller is "splywoden10" and is located in Atlanta, Georgia. This item can be shipped to United States.


Studio Pro Mat (blue 180cm) 4 out of 5 based on 17 ratings.
Xbox is poised to dominate the next console generation – The One X is the most powerful console on the market, offering 4K gaming and Blu-ray. Microsoft has the edge here, since the.
BLUE BLAZER vs. BORIS ZHUKOV (with Nikolai Volkoff.
Blazer goes for a monkeyflip in the corner, but Boris anchors himself and Blazer tumbles to the mat. Zhukov throws him out there and rams him int.


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Comment: Afghan election outcome unclear, except for demand for human rights
14 September 2009, 00:00 UTC
Millions of Afghans voted despite serious insecurity and tremendous logistical challenges, registering their commitment to a better life and to replacing bullets with ballots. But as Afghan officials and the international community grapple with an ongoing election crisis amid allegations of fraud, Afghans face a rising tide of violence and violations of their human rights. The August 20 poll was held amid an escalation in attacks by the Taleban and other insurgent groups, and violence involving NATO forces and the US military, leading to in the highest civilian casualties since the fall of the Taleban in 2002. The Taleban and other insurgent groups are responsible for the majority (about 60%) of conflict-related civilian deaths in Afghanistan. On August 26, an explosion ripped through the centre of Kandahar city just after nightfall, killing at least 43 people and wounding 65. A few days later, Taleban fighters burned down a girls' secondary school in Nangarhar province in eastern Afghanistan. Attacks in Kabul and in the relatively quiet north have also increased. Three people were killed on September 6 when rockets, believed to have been launched by insurgent groups, slammed into a home in northwestern Kabul. Increased insurgent activity also means more responses by NATO and the US military, putting more and more civilians at risk . NATO and US forces have recently restated their commitment to minimising civilian casualties, but there is still no coherent, credible, clear system of investigation and accountability for violations of the laws of war and the rules of engagement. The election also highlighted ongoing rights challenges and opportunities for Afghan women. Two women entered the presidential race this year and 333 entered the provincial council elections, accounting for roughly 10% of council candidates. Election officials say hundreds of polling stations for women did not even open in some areas where insurgents threatened women against exercising their right to vote. According to a report by the European Union, there was a small increase in women's participation as candidates, but in nearly 50% of provinces, women's participation decreased. But in what appears to be part of post election efforts at conciliation, Hamid Karzai, the incumbent president, has signed a long-awaited law criminalising violence and various forms of discrimination against women. And earlier this week, he pardoned Parwiz Kambaksh, a university student who had been sentenced to 20 years in prison for reportedly downloading an article about women's rights in Islam. These moves have raised hopes for Afghans that the next Afghan administration —whether it is Karzai or his chief rival, former foreign minister Abdullah Abdullah—will do more to meet the demand of Afghans for a better life and better government, at least in government-controlled areas. Afghans around the country have repeatedly told Amnesty International of their disappointment about the failure of the Afghan government to build on the human rights improvements delivered after the fall of the Taleban. A student at Kabul University's law school told Amnesty staff, "I can see more division based on ethnicity amongst my class mates already. This is not a good situation, one side will have to lose and that group could cause a lot of problems." The government, as well as NATO and US military strategists, now recognise that the Taleban have been able to use this failure to argue that they will at least provide basic security, even if they do not respect human rights. One of the most criticised aspects of the government's performance has been the involvement of figures facing serious allegations of human rights violations over the past two decades of conflict in Afghanistan. Unfortunately, both Karzai and Abdullah have surrounded themselves with some of those accused of these violations. As we await the final outcome of the Afghan elections, one message is absolutely clear: that the Afghan people want to have a voice in their future and that they seek a responsible, responsive, representative government. They seek international support to assist them in this struggle, but neither they, nor the international community, will put up with the current political impasse indefinitely. Whoever the next president of Afghanistan is, he, and his international supporters, have to place the rights of the Afghan people at the heart of their Afghanistan strategy. By Sam Zarif, Amnesty International's Asia-Pacific director and Halima Kazem, Amnesty International's consultant on Afghanistan
Armed Groups
Fleeing my whole life
Afghanistan: Authorities commit to protect human rights defenders
Colombia: Communities in Bojayá, Chocó (western Colombia) threatened by armed groups


nice garages so far! Mine has so much stuff in it I can't work very comfortably.
maruscmn -- that's a pretty nice setup. The more room the better.
I worked in parking lots, alleys and driveways for years. And then I had the typical garage so stuffed with household crap that I couldn't even think about putting a car in it. What I have now took some time and work, up front, but I appreciated it every day. I wish I'd done it years ago.
Wow, some of your garages are so clean and well organized. Impressive is an understatement.
Here's mine for now. I will be building a shop in the next couple of years.
Appreciate it! I would just like to know how you were able to find any deals on your cabinets! It seems as though all of the GJ guys just sweep them up.
I also need a better air supply. p0lar has the setup I want.
I don't have an M3. But I have a garage that was done on the cheap and has a lot of space-saving ideas in it. I did all of the work myself, learning to tile, weld, set concrete and shop for used industrial cabinets along the way. Pretty much everything in it is repurposed, home-made or second-hand.
I have a few things in my garage, though oddly no pics of my tools. It underwent a huge transformation last April and I haven't looked back since.
Home built, wall hung cabinets with sliding doors and reinforced shelves.
Race Deck Flooring going in. Color appropriate for the cars that are parked on it.
Lista Cabinets with Stainless Steel Workbench top. Home refurbished Wilton Vise on workbench. Upper home built cabinets along with some left over metal cabinets I had previously.
Older home refurbished Reed vise on mobile Craftsman workbench (before tire rack mod).
All of my wall cabinets and Lista cabinets are full. I probably (ha!) need to throw some junk out, but I'm a packrat. Hope you enjoyed the show!
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No Whole Truths
Johannah Latchem
to 27 July
to Saturday
Preview: Wednesday 17 July 5-8pm
Johannah Latchem's work addresses themes of law, punishment and power. It intervenes in the material culture of the courthouse to establish new rituals. Her art installations are sometimes installed in courtrooms and critique the symbolic materiality of law's historical artefacts. Latchem creates new legal objects and explores their performative role in courtrooms, challenging the existing role of courthouse rituals, and exposing the need for new ways to convey revised messages to the public. Her current practice-led PhD focuses on the subject of courtrooms, maritime law and power. Latchem's work raises issues that resonate with wider public concerns today on the administration of fear by the state, punishment and silencing the female voice. Her work also examines issues of representation and responsibility in contemporary public art in the courthouse and the woman's voice in sites of law and order.
No Whole Truths (2019) is a three-channel film and sound installation that address the multiplicity of 'truths' in the law space. On the central wall a video documentary plays of the artist's 2018 public procession work, Carry the Woman You Forgot. This was a procession of a new courtroom object made by Latchem titled My Bloody Oar, a reconfiguration of an Admiralty Silver Oar, an ancient symbol of the Courts of the Admiralty, made in walnut. The object was carried along Newcastle upon Tyne's quayside by two uniformed naval servicemen, from the 17th century Guildhall Courtroom to Trinity House, the 500 year old headquarters of a corporation that in former centuries supported the important maritime community of Newcastle – keeping the River Tyne navigable, building and maintaining light-beacons and buoys, as well as building alms houses to home seafarers and their dependents in need.
In the centre of the gallery space is a large table on which My Bloody Oar lies. On the walls to the left and right of the central video projection, a series of manipulated still images of the Newcastle Guildhall court and the parade appear in a display, carefully synchronised to a responsive soundscape. A rhythmical sound composed of the creaking floorboards of the Guildhall courtroom and an insistent tempo maintained by the repetition of two key notes reflect a sense of time passing and the pressure to deliberate. The piece asks audiences to become witness to the parade and consider their place in legal space and attitudes towards objects of authority.
Thanks to: Trinity House Newcastle, Newcastle University, and Northumbria Wood Turners for their woodwork instruction. Sound collaboration, David de la Haye. Sound sample of floor recorded by Tim Shaw. Filming of oar procession by Alan Fentiman Film.
Johannah Latchem was born in Gloucester and lives in Newcastle upon Tyne. She received BA Hons Fine Art from Wimbledon School of Art in 1999, an MA from Goldsmiths College University of London in 2004 and is currently completing her PhD in Fine Art and Art History at Newcastle University. Recent solo shows include 'Courting Power', Newcastle Guildhall Courtroom, 'Carry the Woman You Forgot', Merchant Adventurers Hall, 'Kiss the Wooden Lady', Trinity House, Newcastle upon Tyne (2018). Latchem has lectured in art and design, published in the field of identity and museum education and directed an opera with Birmingham Opera Company and the BBC in 2013. She was the Research Fellow to the AHRC Commons Fellow from 2014 to 2017 at the University of Birmingham and then Newcastle University, and held posts for the previous twelve years in research and teaching positions in UK universities, including digital projects across business, academic and cultural sectors and research with the Royal Shakespeare Company in 2014.
My Bloody Oar
2017, photograph, 35x50cm
2019, film still, 1:30min
Courting Power
2018, film still, 1:33min. Photography: A Fentiman
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Q: Flutter Anyline plugin crashing app in release mode when camera opens I am using this plugin
https://pub.dev/packages/anyline_plugin/changelog
It's working and scanning fine in debug mode but in release mode, when the button is clicked, it asked for permission, when permission was granted suddenly app crashed and closed without any error in the console. I have added permission for the camera in Android.xml

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Amelia Brust splurges on cab rides in London, an international luxury.
At night, when few other cars and pedestrians are out, you can hear its low puttering. Coming around the corner, a shiny black hatchback lures you in with its glowing golden sign.
And then, as quickly as it came, the taxi disappears.
Obviously, being a full-time student and unemployed, it's a rare day that I take a taxi anywhere. Taxis never cease being the most extravagant form of public transportation, aside from Hummer limousines. But everyone knows those are for jerks. Let's be honest, unless you are an executive or going into labor, getting a cab only seems like a reasonable idea when it's 1 a.m. and raining — and you're by yourself.
I'm not saying I regret the £24.00 ($38.57) ride, I'm saying those were extenuating circumstances and I try to avoid those circumstances at all costs. Don't judge.
Then he almost hit a pedi-cab, to whom he yelled, "You f—ing pr–k!" And so I came back to reality.
In his defense, he was a very good driver. None of the usual hairpin turns and slingshot maneuvers that most cabbies seem to be so fond of. You'd have to be a good driver to use London streets. In order to get their cab license, cabbies here must pass "The Knowledge," the ultimate driving course through which they prove their familiarity with London's 320 routes, 25,000 streets and 20,000 landmarks, just within the six-mile radius that is Greater London. It takes two to four years to pass "The Knowledge," which I'm starting to think is, as Martha Stewart would say, a very good thing.
Most cabs are the traditional black cab, often emblazoned with a British Telecommunications logo or Vodafone union jack. I've even seen a pink one. Then there are the minicabs, named inaccurately, I feel, as they are bigger than the black cabs. They look more like minivans, which I guess makes sense, since "van-cabs" is even more confusing. All right, I get it now. Anyway, minicabs are for hire, and always charge more. However, with minicabs you can, and should, negotiate a price when you order them so you are not taken aback at the airport when the driver asks for £60 when it was £40 the other way.
Riding in cabs is fun, I think. Cabbies drive the way we're not supposed to drive, but always wish we could; we wish we could drive like the road is ours and everyone on it must move or else, no shame. That is how London cabbies drive all day every day. They have tricks up their sleeves, using taxi lanes, not giving pedestrians the right of way, and taking the tiny alleyways, called mews, that were originally built to take horses to the stable and meant for private access. Plus, London cabs are bigger than most American cabs, able to sit up to six people "comfortably" and with a higher ceiling and bigger doors.
They are kept clean, too. In addition to the various fees drivers can tack onto your fare, like booking in advance and using a credit card, there is also a soiling charge. That's right! Your urine could be worth up to £40.00, almost $65.00.
But suppose you can control your bowel movements, and you give the driver reason to like you? He may strike up a conversation with you, ask you where in America you're from, see if he's been to anywhere you may have heard of, and then try to find a shared experience the two of you may have had. Although not all cabbies have a Cockney accent, invariably, whatever story they tell seems to include the phrase "Ehn so, I told 'im, I said, I said 'Ay, listen," I said," et cetera.
One last piece of advice I will share on this subject: Never question a cabbie's sense of direction. That goes double for anyone coming from a grid city, which London is most certainly not. If you say Queen's Terrace and he says Queen's Gate Terrace, and all you have to show for it is a piece of notebook paper on which you scribbled Google map directions, remember: He has The Knowledge.


Information for people with disabilities and application forms for the Disabled Person's Card are available from the local Town Hall (ayuntamiento).
Most larger towns have suppliers of mobility aids and other equipment for the disabled, which can be bought or rented: wheelchairs (silla de ruedas), mini-lifts, mobility scooters, walkers and general orthopaedic equipment. Ask at an English-speaking pharmacy or look in the Páginas Amarillas (Spanish yellow pages) under the heading "discapacitado" or "minusválido".
Cars parked in disabled spaces must display the disabled sticker or blue badgein the window. A Spanish resident may request a disabled sticker and information on applying for a blue badge from their local Town Hall.


After extensive debate over several weeks, the Upper House gave its approval to the Maintenance Bill, with eight amendments, at yesterday's (Oct. 28) sitting. The approval of the legislation followed intense debate from both sides of the Upper House, with arguments centred on whether a public consultation should have been facilitated to gauge opinion on the law before it was passed. Responding to concerns raised by Leader of Opposition Business in the Senate, Senator Anthony Johnson that a public forum hosted by a Joint Select Committee would have been an appropriate means to allow the public the opportunity to address any issues they might have, Attorney General and Minister of Justice, Senator A.J. Nicholson said there was no need for a consultation as there was public familiarity with controversial aspects of the Bill, for well over six weeks.
"In fact," Senator Nicholson continued, "amendments were mooted coming out of suggestions and recommendations made by Senator Floyd Morris, and suggestions that came from Senator Dorothy Lightbourne.those would not have to been left to be considered by the public." Piloted by Senator Nicholson, the amendments to the Maintenance Bill, was initially tabled in the Upper House on July 2 while deliberations on the amendments began in the Senate on September 23.
The amendments seek to place equal maintenance obligations on both sexes as spouses and parents. The proposed changes, which are part of a package of family law reforms, are based largely on the recommendations of a Family Law Committee and serve to confer obligations on spouses to maintain each other.
The amendments proposed would enable a married man to apply for maintenance upon dissolution of the marriage, which was previously the exclusive right of a married woman.


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Federal and provincial cash $41 million transit plan on track in Barrie
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A new transit hub at the Allandale Waterfront GO station and a new connection hub near the old downtown Barrie bus terminal are included in the $30 million funding announcement from the federal and provincial governments this week.
In total, five public transit projects in the City of Barrie were announced on July 13. With the city's $11 million contribution, the project is the largest funding upgrade in the Barrie's history.
One of the scheduled construction projects is a new transit hub at the Allandale GO station worth almost $10 million. It includes building a new terminal, new bus platforms, stops and shelters, and adding bicycle parking.
The planned construction of a downtown connection hub facility including two new bus stops and a heated bus shelter will cost about $326,000.
The federal government is investing more than $16 million in the project through the Public Transit Infrastructure Stream (PTIS), which is part of the Investing in Canada infrastructure plan. Meanwhile, the provincial government is contributing more than $13.6 million and the City of Barrie is chipping in more than $10.9 million.
"I called on the government and Minister Catherine McKenna back in February asking that this funding for the City of Barrie be approved, so that plans for a reliable and efficient public transit system can move forward," said John Brassard, Member of Parliament, Barrie-Innisfil.
"This major expansion will better connect riders using city buses and GO trains. I'm pleased today to see that the government has acted on our request to invest in our city."
Along with new transit stations, replacing 30 conventional buses and 21 specialized para-transit buses for people with disabilities will improve service for thousands who depend on reliable transit options – many to get to work and home each day.
The announcement was made at a virtual press conference on Monday with federal Minister of Small Business, Export Promotion and International Trade Mary Ng, Barrie-Springwater-Oro-Medonte MPP Doug Downey, Barrie Mayor Jeff Lehman and city transit director Brent Forsyth.
"The potential to expand the system now is enormous and the timing of this investment is perfect," Lehman said. "The number of buses is, frankly, staggering, and that is the bulk of the money being announced today."
In addition to the replacement of the city's fleet with 30 low-floor, 21 new specialized para-transit city buses, which will replace the existing fleet over the next seven years.
"Now, more than ever, we must invest in our communities," she said. "The federal government is investing over $16 million in projects that will help Barrie's public transit system become more accessible and more sustainable," said Ng. "This will help Canadians get to work faster, run errands easier, and access the essential services they need in their community."
More bus stops and platforms, as well as additional bicycle parking, will improve access the public transit system.
"This is a really huge investment for our area and I'm really pleased that all three levels of government have the same vision," said Downey, calling the project "transformational" for the city's transit system.
"I know the mayor recently talked about our good job numbers and our infrastructure needs to match that; we need to keep that going," Downey added. "It's not an accident that we have good job numbers. It's because we're building the infrastructure to facilitate that."
Through the Investing in Canada infrastructure plan, the federal government is investing more than $180 billion over 12 years in public-transit projects, green infrastructure, social infrastructure, trade and transportation routes, and Canada's rural and northern communities. Almost $29 billion of this funding is supporting public-transit projects, including $5 billion available for investment through the Canada Infrastructure Bank.
Across the province, Ontario is investing more than $7 billion in public transit infrastructure over 10 years through the Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program.
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Q: what is mongoose connection validity time? I have custom circuit breaker logic for 3rd party services. I checked mongoose connection status like below,
mongoose.connection.on("connected", function() {
    console.log("Mongoose connected");
});
mongoose.connection.on("disconnected", function() {
    console.log("Mongoose disconnected");
});

while running on server logs like below,
Mongoose disconnected //Happened 12.30PM
// after sometime
Mongoose connected //Happened 12.35PM
Mongoose disconnected //Happened 12.35PM
Mongoose connected //Happened 12.35PM

My connection string,
mongoose.connect(URL, {
    keepAlive: true,
    keepAliveInitialDelay: 300000,
    socketTimeoutMS: 300000,
    poolSize: 10,
    useNewUrlParser: true,
    useUnifiedTopology: true,
    useFindAndModify: false,
    useCreateIndex: true
})

*

*I dont know while connect why system act like above in same second of time interval ?

*Why mongo connection goes to disconneted mode even i apply "keepAlive" ?

*Is there any validity for mongoose connection alive status?


'Tis the Season to be Giving! Holidays are a time of giving, and Scentbird is all about honoring this amazing tradition!
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There are no cash alternatives to the prize which is one set of Scentbird holiday gift boxes.
Winner's details will only be known to Scentbird and won't be shared with other third parties.
Entries not adhering the rules will not enter into the draw.
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So many times we don't experience the best things in life that are right in our own back yard. We don't have to travel far to tour micro breweries, taste fine wines and experience foods that are special creations by the chef.
Let us take you there, all in a day trip! You'll be home in time for dinner and will have learned all about the beverages and foods unique to our living here. You may go home with a purchase of the beverage you liked the most. You probably will cultivate a new taste. You'll definitely have a good time!
Beverage Tours -- We have researched the Central New York area and chose several tour combinations of micro breweries, wineries, a distillery and a hard cidery with beverage samples to taste. Prior to the sample tastings, we are sure to stop to eat a sumptuous lunch! Several historic and agricultural stops make the tours a unique experience.
Restaurant Taste Tours -- You may have dined at the Copper Turret, The Hamilton Inn and the Landmark Tavern but have you tasted their signature dishes or tried something new and unusual? We bring you "the best of the chefs" in a day-long taste tour of fine dining that leaves your palate delighted.
A ride to the new Destiny USA mall or Waterloo Premium Outlets will let you shop without the worry of driving in the traffic. We can pick up your purchases, avoiding a long walk in the parking lot. You can choose to go to lunch or a movie or shop all day knowing that we will wait for you.
Entertaining tours, including cultural heritage tours, are available for hire for family and class reunions, business trips and organizations who want a "daycation" or afternoon trip. Or, tell us where you want us to take you and we will make the arrangements. We welcome your ideas!


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Arts + Science & Technology
Published: Sept. 26, 2016
Facilitating a better online conversation
Contact(s): William Hart-Davidson Writing in Digital Environments Research Center office: (517) 353-9184 hartdav2@msu.edu, Kimberly Popiolek College of Arts and Letters office: (517) 432-1561 popiolek@msu.edu
A team of researchers from Michigan State University's College of Arts and Letters has released a new web application aimed at keeping online conversations on track.
The Faciloscope app, developed by faculty and students in MSU's Writing, Information and Digital Experience research center, provides rapid, real-time analysis of how online conversations are developing.
All too often, online conversations, like those that take place within informal learning and discussion environments, such as Internet forums, a comments section or social media, stray off topic and become unproductive exchanges that may even become abusive, said Bill Hart-Davidson, WIDE senior researcher and associate dean for graduate education for the College of Arts and Letters, who is a member of the Faciloscope research team.
That's where Faciloscope, a new kind of comment analysis technology, can help and may even be useful in detecting trolling behavior.
To use the app, a moderator must simply copy a conversation and paste it, in plain text, into the text box of the app and click the submit button.
Faciloscope then reads the text and looks for "moves" that people make that affect the overall dynamic of a conversation – moves that can keep it going or shut it down.
The conversation is broken down, using a machine-like algorithm trained to recognize three basic functional moves participants make that move conversations along.
"The Faciloscope takes the text of the conversation and produces a visualization of what facilitation moves are happening in that conversation," Hart-Davidson said. "But what's important to understand is that it doesn't evaluate any of the substance of the discussion. It's only looking for the structure of the conversation that tends to keep it moving, that tends to invite other people in and that tends to make connections between what people are saying.
"In a way, the Faciloscope is paying attention to those little cues that we sometimes take for granted as humans but that are really important in forming the fabric of a conversation or a deliberative exchange."
Originally developed as a tool for science museums in partnership with the Science Museum of Minnesota and the Museum of Life and Science in North Carolina, Faciloscope is part of a larger WIDE research center project, funded by the Institute of Museum and Library Services, which focuses on enhancing techniques for informal learning in science.
However, as word of the app has spread, it has become clear the tool can serve a wider purpose.
For example, the North Carolina-based organization SpeakUp NC is exploring how Faciloscope can foster better discussions and public interaction on sites operated by newspapers, civic organizations and the like.
"What SpeakUp NC and our partner collaborators have in common is they all try to use the Internet and online forums to raise the level of public engagement and have meaningful conversations without devolving into ugly shouting matches or abusive language," Hart-Davidson said.
Besides Hart-Davidson, the other members of the Faciloscope research team include:
Ryan Omizo, who led the app development as a post-doc researcher in WIDE and a fixed-term faculty member in the Department of Writing, Rhetoric and American Cultures. Omizo is now an assistant professor in the Department of Writing and Rhetoric at the University of Rhode Island.
Minh-Tam Nguyen, WRAC Ph.D. student and WIDE research assistant
Ian Clark, undergraduate research assistant, who has since graduated with a major in experience architecture from the College of Arts and Letters. He now works as a user experience analyst at Auto-Owners Insurance.
"We're not looking to replace the nuance of human conversation with automated robot responses, and we are not trying to replace anyone's judgment," Hart-Davidson said. "We hope to demonstrate that we can do smart things with machine learning and robots of various kinds that help humans achieve human goals."
Bill Hart-Davidson, WIDE senior researcher and associate dean for graduate education for the College of Arts and Letters. Photo by Pete Johnston
Ian Clark, former undergraduate research assistant, and Minh-Tam Nguyen, WRAC Ph.D. student and WIDE research assistant. Photo by Pete Johnston
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Monic polynomial
In algebra, a monic polynomial is a single-variable polynomial (that is, a univariate polynomial) in which the leading coefficient (the nonzero coefficient of highest degree) is equal to 1. Therefore, a monic polynomial has the form:[1]
If a polynomial has only one indeterminate (univariate polynomial), then the terms are usually written either from highest degree to lowest degree ("descending powers") or from lowest degree to highest degree ("ascending powers"). A univariate polynomial in x of degree n then takes the general form displayed above, where
Here the term cnxn is called the leading term, and its coefficient cn the leading coefficient; if the leading coefficient is 1, the univariate polynomial is called monic.
The set of all monic polynomials (over a given (unitary) ring A and for a given variable x) is closed under multiplication, since the product of the leading terms of two monic polynomials is the leading term of their product. Thus, the monic polynomials form a multiplicative semigroup of the polynomial ring A[x]. Actually, since the constant polynomial 1 is monic, this semigroup is even a monoid.
The restriction of the divisibility relation to the set of all monic polynomials (over the given ring) is a partial order, and thus makes this set to a poset. The reason is that if p(x) divides q(x) and q(x) divides p(x) for two monic polynomials p and q, then p and q must be equal. The corresponding property is not true for polynomials in general, if the ring contains invertible elements other than 1.
In other respects, the properties of monic polynomials and of their corresponding monic polynomial equations depend crucially on the coefficient ring A. If A is a field, then every non-zero polynomial p has exactly one associated monic polynomial q: p divided by its leading coefficient. In this manner, then, any non-trivial polynomial equation p(x) = 0 may be replaced by an equivalent monic equation q(x) = 0. For example, the general real second degree equation
The general quadratic solution formula is then the slightly more simplified form of:
On the other hand, if the coefficient ring is not a field, there are more essential differences. For example, a monic polynomial equation with integer coefficients cannot have rational solutions which are not integers. Thus, the equation
possibly might have some rational root, which is not an integer, (and incidentally one of its roots is −1/2); while the equations
The roots of monic polynomials with integer coefficients are called algebraic integers.
The solutions to monic polynomial equations over an integral domain are important in the theory of integral extensions and integrally closed domains, and hence for algebraic number theory. In general, assume that A is an integral domain, and also a subring of the integral domain B. Consider the subset C of B, consisting of those B elements, which satisfy monic polynomial equations over A:
For p = 2, such polynomials are commonly used to generate pseudorandom binary sequences.[citation needed]
Ordinarily, the term monic is not employed for polynomials of several variables. However, a polynomial in several variables may be regarded as a polynomial in only "the last" variable, but with coefficients being polynomials in the others. This may be done in several ways, depending on which one of the variables is chosen as "the last one". E.g., the real polynomial
is monic, considered as an element in R[y][x], i.e., as a univariate polynomial in the variable x, with coefficients which themselves are univariate polynomials in y:
but p(x,y) is not monic as an element in R[x][y], since then the highest degree coefficient (i.e., the y2 coefficient) is 2x − 1.
There is an alternative convention, which may be useful e.g. in Gröbner basis contexts: a polynomial is called monic, if its leading coefficient (as a multivariate polynomial) is 1. In other words, assume that p = p(x1,...,xn) is a non-zero polynomial in n variables, and that there is a given monomial order on the set of all ("monic") monomials in these variables, i.e., a total order of the free commutative monoid generated by x1,...,xn, with the unit as lowest element, and respecting multiplication. In that case, this order defines a highest non-vanishing term in p, and p may be called monic, if that term has coefficient one.
"Monic multivariate polynomials" according to either definition share some properties with the "ordinary" (univariate) monic polynomials. Notably, the product of monic polynomials again is monic.


By now you must have heard the story of Cereal Killers: the Shoreditch based cereal café that took a very simple breakfast food and slapped a £5 price tag on it. Now, another restaurant has popped up using the same principles but with the noble crisp.
Crisps are truly the lifeblood of snack foods. They are highly versatile and suitable for sandwiches and maybe the only food you can order at a pub at midnight without being laughed out the place.
This month, Soho's Old Compton Street will see the rise of HipChips, the first crisps restaurant. There's a lot of mystery surrounding this new spot with their cryptic website offering only a slogan in lieu of any pertinent information: "Fresh chips, fresh dips".
As The Evening Standard report, there will be plenty of premium crisp flavours available and all your favourite potatoes. HipChips will hook you up with Pink Fir, Salad Blue and Shetland Black just to drop a few names.
But what of the dips? Well seeing as this is a cool party of the capital expect see baba ghanoush, katsu curry and Moroccan yoghurt. That's right, this isn't some pre-drinks nibble selection!
To top it all off, there will even be "pudding" crisps on the menu which is where the potatoes are coated in sugar and cinnamon rather than salt. Sweet!
Oh yeah, all the crisps are served on a conveyor belt.
It is Soho so expect to see a great selection of craft beers and wine on the menu as well. Speaking of which, don't swing by HipChips for a budget snack. A small portion of crisps with two dips will cost £4.50, a medium box with three dips will be £6.75, and a large box with six dips will cost £11.50.
It is quite expensive but that's what you get for eating crisps between meals or, we suppose, for meals. What your mum say?


No cosy tables for two at Bite Club's Anti-Valentines! DJ Ed Mahon and vocalist Louise Spiteri got everyone up dancing after their veritable feast. Mooch 1 Cafe and Shop on Garden Street, St. Annes actively support Bite Club and nothing was too much trouble for this pop-up. One long communal table, candles, a few little extras, live music and a cool vibe, Valentines Day has never been more fun!