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Q: Calendar in PHP language i got a calendar in php and i just wanna know two simple things!
How to make the calendar start in a day that isn't sunday ? (Like, day 1 = monday, for example).
And how to make all sundays appears in red ?
Thx and here's the code:
<!DOCTYPE HTML>

    <meta charset="UTF-8">
    <title>Calendário em PHP</title>
    <?php
        date_default_timezone_set('America/Sao_Paulo');
    ?>

Estamos em <?php echo date('Y');?>

Hoje é dia <?php echo date('d / '); ?>
            <?php echo date('m'); ?>
            agora são <?php echo date ('H'); ?>horas e
            <?php echo date('i');?> minutos.

        <?php
            function linha($semana){
                echo "
";
                for ($i = 0; $i <=6; $i++){
                    if(isset($semana[$i])){
                        echo "{$semana[$i]}	";
                    } else{
                        echo "	";
                    }
                }
                echo "
";
            }
            function calendario(){
                $dia = 1;
                $semana = array();

                while($dia <= 31){
                    array_push($semana, $dia);
                    if(count($semana) == 7){
                        linha($semana);
                        $semana = array();
                    }
                    $dia++;
                }
                linha($semana);
            }
        ?>

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                <?php calendario(); ?>

A: The function date() offers a lot to compare the day of the week. Obviously, you need to tell PHP what the day of reference is, so that PHP knows what days it is.
In your example, you can set a timestamp of reference, and use date('N', $current_timestamp):

*

*You can compare against the day of the week in your loop (1 = Monday to 7 = Sunday) to make you calendar start only the day you want.

*You can check if == to 7 (Sunday)

*You can check if it is the day of today

*Etc.

I rewrote the calendar function using this function :
    <?php

$calendar = "";
$current_time = mktime(0, 0, 0, date("n"), 1) - 604800; // say, we start at the first day of the current month.

$days = "";

    for ($w = 1 ; $w <=5 ; $w++) // how many weeks to display.
    {
        $week = "";
        $days = "";

        for ($j = 1 ; $j <=7 ; $j++) // for each day slot in your week
        {

            if($j != date('N', $current_time))
            {
                $days .= "";    // if the current looped day is not corresponding to the day in the calendar column, then empty slot and we don't increment the day until it matches.
                $j=$j-1;
            }
            else if(date('Ymd') == date('Ymd', $current_time))
            {
                $days .= "" . date('j', $current_time) . "	\n"; // if the day is today, then print in the calendar in yellow.
            }
            else if ($j == 7)
            {
                $days .= "" . date('j', $current_time) . "	\n"; // if Sunday, then in red.
            }
            else
            {
                $days .= "" . date('j', $current_time) . "	\n"; // if the day corresponds but is not today, then print in the calendar (white).
            }

            $current_time = $current_time + 86400;
        }

        $week .= "
" . $days . "
\n";

        $calendar .=  $week;
    }

echo ("

\t

\tM
\tT
\tW
\tT
\tF
\tS
\tS

" . $calendar . "
");

?>

A: Here's my solution:
<!DOCTYPE HTML>

    <meta charset="UTF-8">
    <title>Calendário em PHP</title>
    <?php
        date_default_timezone_set('America/Sao_Paulo');

        $hoje = getdate();

        $ultimoDia = cal_days_in_month(CAL_GREGORIAN,
                                       $hoje['mon'],
                                       $hoje['year']);

        $primeiraSemana = (($hoje['wday'] + 1) -
                          ($hoje['mday'] - ((int)($hoje['mday'] / 6) * 7))) % 7;
        // Alternativa:
        /*$primeiroDiaTimestamp = strtotime(sprintf("%d-%0d-01",
                                                  $hoje['year'],
                                                  $hoje['mon']));
        $primeiraSemana = (int)date('w', $primeiroDiaTimestamp);*/
    ?>

Estamos em <?= $hoje['year'] ?>

<?= sprintf('Hoje é dia %0d / %0d, agora são %02d horas e %0d minutos.',
                   $hoje['mday'], $hoje['mon'], $hoje['hours'], $hoje['minutes'])
    ?>

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        <?php
        for($semana = 0; $semana < $primeiraSemana; ++$semana) {
            echo ' 	';
        }
        for($dia = 1; $dia < $ultimoDia; ++$dia) {
            if( $semana > 6 ) {
                $semana = 0;
                echo '

';
            }

            echo "";
            echo "$dia	";
            ++$semana;
        }
        for(; $semana < 7; ++$semana) {
            echo ' 	';
        }
        ?>

Using strtotime and date you can get the week day of the first day of the month like this:
$firstWeekdayOfTheMonth = date('w', strtotime('first day of this month'));

The solution that I present uses an arithmetic calculation to find what's the first weekday of the month, knowing the current month and week days:
$today = getdate();
$firstWeekdayOfTheMonth = (($today['wday'] + 1) - ($today['mday'] - ((int)($today['mday'] / 6) * 7))) % 7;

It counts the days of the full weeks (7 days) passed this month: for instance, today is the 11th day of the month, thus this one full week (11 / 6 = 1.6...) has passed. A week has 7 days.
Next, it calculates the difference between the days passed this month and the days counted previously. 11 - 7 = 4. If the first day of the month falls on Sunday, today would be Thursday (7 days since Monday plus 4 days). It is required to shift the correct days (using a number of the current week day) in order to have the correct week day: 7 - 4 = 3 (it's a seven, because it's the 7th day since Sunday; 3 represents a Wednesday).


WIA Directors Greg VK2GPK with this week's WIA board comment.
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improvements, both to WIA processes and also the ACMA processes.
as to the result of their deliberations.
will impact current and aspirant Radio Amateurs.
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document and invoice number starting with CSPE.
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this system today," the FCC said in a January 18 public notice.
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the event has been held.
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Ahoy and see you on the harbour!
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Activity is on 160 to 10 meters using CW, SSB, RTTY and FT8.
QSL via M 0 OXO.
CW, SSB, and various digital modes.
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Irish nationalists in December 1918.
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Most repeaters have no tone.
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Security Yearbook
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History of the IT security industry.
For the first time ever a complete history of the development of IT security solutions is presented in one place. The focus is on the pioneers in the space and the companies that arose from their efforts. Individual stories from these pioneers are presented in their own voice while the overall story of the space is recounted as it grew from modest beginnings to a $100 billion+ industry with over 2,200 companies.
Because practical IT security is deployed in layers, it is logical to approach each major category, or bucket, with a separate recounting of its history:
-The history of the network security industry from the early days of bastion hosts and proxy firewalls like SideWinder and Gauntlet, to the invention of stateful inspection firewalls by Check Point Software in the mid '90s. The story arc from there is one of increased functionality as so-called Next-Gen, or UTM, firewalls became the norm.
-The history of endpoint security which predates network security because viruses existed before the Internet was widely adopted. Remember floppy disk born viruses?
-One could track the history of data security all the way back to Roman and Chinese ancient history. We opt to start with Diffie-Hellman and RSA.
-History of Identity and Access Management. The IAM space encompasses authentication means like two-factor tokens and biometrics, as well as the directory services developed to manage them.
-History of Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC). With an evolving industry comes regulation and the need to demonstrate compliance with a standard (ISO, NIST), a framework (ITIL, COBIT, NIST), or a regulation (GDPR, HIPAA, GLB).
Recent years have seen the rise of new categories too:
-Breach detection relies heavily on security analytics to ingest as many events and logs as possible, even complete network traffic, and often endpoint monitoring to detect when an attack is under way.
-Threat intelligence is the whole field of information that can enrich your understanding of threat actors. It could be Dark Web monitoring such as those provided by Groupsense or FlashPoint. It could be threat actor tracking as provided by Intel471. Or it could simply be hashes of malware and other Indicators of Compromise (IoC). There are also aggregators and managers of all these streams of data that help integrate threat intelligence with existing tools such as a SEIM.
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Deception is an exciting space that in one sense is just a way to enrich breach detection data. Decoy devices, fake documents, and fictional user identities, are deployed with the expectation that only attackers will find them. Instrumentation creates alerts when nefarious activity is detected.
Speaking of instrumentation another new category is security instrumentation. These are tools that are deployed to firewalls, IPS, SEIMs and decoy endpoints that can provide real data on the effectiveness of those tools. Security instrumentation can provide metrics on policies that have been deployed.
As in all research projects, new insights will be derived as the journey continues to catalog the entire IT security space and write the history of this ever growing industry.
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© Security Yearbook

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Q: scale an svg background-image to fit the container I have a simple div container with a certain height and width. I need an svg image to serve as a background image for an ::after of my div.
these are the styles of my ::after
    &:after{
        content:'';
        background-image: url('../images/svg/triangle_blue.svg');
        background-repeat: no-repeat;
        background-size: auto auto;
        position:absolute;
        right: 0;
        top: 0;
        transform: translateX(100%);
        display:inline-block;
        width: 50px;
        height: 100%;
    }

this is what the head of my svg looks like:
<svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" version="1.1" viewbox="0 0 50 100" width="100%" height="100%" preserveAspectRatio="none">

Now I want the svg always scale scale to fit the ::after container.
What am I missing?

A: Found out a working solution. This is my svg code now:
<svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" version="1.1" id="Ebene_1" x="0px" y="0px" viewBox="0 0 50 100" width="100%" height="100%" enable-background="new 0 0 50 100" xml:space="preserve" preserveAspectRatio="none"><g><polygon fill="#009EE0" points="0 100 50 50 0 0 "/></g></svg>

css:
background-size: auto auto;

seems like the only difference here is the

xml:space="preserve"

in the svg

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Looking for youtube video downloader? Install the YouTube Downloader and download video from YouTube.
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We strongly recommend that you perform annual inspections at your occupied rental property, and there are a few important reasons that it's a good idea.
At Foundation Homes, when we manage our properties, we always perform an annual inspection, and it usually occurs right before the lease renewal. When we talk to our new clients who were once self-managing landlords, we find out that almost nobody does this. However, you should strongly consider it.
There are a lot of small, easy-to-miss things that may be going unnoticed by your tenant in your property. Your tenant may not think about these small problems, or they are trying to be good tenants who don't complain frequently. It's considerate when tenants hesitate before bothering you with small repair issues, but you don't want to leave those small problems because they tend to grow big, more complicated, and more expensive.
Little things that go undetected can easily and quickly become big problems. The most common things we find during our annual inspections are leaks. A small leak under the sink can be a simple fix costing $250 if you handle it right away. However, if that leak is left for two or three years, the moisture will do terrible damage. By the time you realize what has happened, you'll find yourself with a $20,000 black mold problem. During your annual inspection, check all the sinks. Look for leaks and other small problems and take care of them right away. Encourage your tenants to make those maintenance requests, no matter how inconsequential they might seem to be.
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I've had numerous encounters with sleep paralysis, despite being only 16. I used to suffer with it as a small child, but in time, I've had less and less experiences with it.
A few days ago, I laid down for a quick nap. I suppose I must have dosed off, but I could still hear everything around me. When I heard my sister slam the door to leave for work, I tried getting up. Suddenly, there was this buzzing noise in my right ear. It was so shrill, and I've never even heard anything like it before. I then realized that I couldn't move a muscle.
I was sleeping on my stomach, so I could only see out of one eye. Everything was distorted, and the sound only got louder. Since I've had experience with sleep paralysis before, I knew that I had to calm down. I breathed out gently, closed my eye, and tried flexing my feet. I could only move one toe. I kept concentrating on moving my foot and eventually managed to wake myself up.
Again, I'm used to sleep paralysis, so I pretty much ignored it and let myself fall back asleep; and again, I heard the same noise and fell back into a state of paralysis.
After I woke up, I decided napping wasn't going to work out at that time. was curious if anyone else had experienced this noise during sleep paralysis before?


The deadline for filing taxes is quickly approaching. There are many reasons people miss the deadline for filing taxes and the IRS, in most cases, understands this; it's why they have the Form 4868 available. If a person is unable to complete their taxes by April 15 then they can request a six month extension that will be granted automatically by the IRS. A taxpayer does not need to give the IRS a reason for their extension request and will have until October 15 to file their taxes. However, there are a few things that a taxpayer should know prior to making an extension request.
First and foremost, filing an extension does not mean you have more time to "pay" your taxes. You still need to pay what you owe by April 15th, it only means you have more time to ensure accuracy and ideally limit the amount of penalties you'll incur.
With that in mind, there are penalties for filing an extension. In some cases, the penalty for an extension can be greater than the penalties involved with not paying the full amount of taxes due on April 15. If a taxpayer is granted an extension, then they will need to pay the amount they owe by the April 15 deadline in addition to interest on the amount, and there is an additional late fee that is added as well.
A taxpayer can use IRS free file to make an extension request electronically. However, it is important to note that the request on IRS Free File must be made by midnight on April 15. For users who do not want to make an extension request electronically or are unable to a request can be made by mailing a Form 4868 to the IRS offices. Form 4868 is available on the website of the IRS and, like an IRS Free File electronic request, must also be submitted by April 15. Taxpayers that will be paying their taxes using one of the many electronic payment options offered by the IRS do not need to submit a Form 4868.
There are various taxpayers who receive automatic extensions on their tax due dates without having to complete a request. Taxpayers on military duty are among a few of the taxpayers who are granted an automatic extension. For taxpayers who believe that they may be eligible for an extension without a request it will be best to search for the list of candidates on the IRS website or contact the IRS directly.
There are several ways that taxpayers can pay the fees that are involved after requesting an extension past the April 15 due date. You can request extensions through IRS Free File, where you can set up electronic funds withdrawal from a bank account. The bank account that a taxpayer uses for their electronic withdrawal can either be a checking account of a savings account. To set a bank account up for an electronic withdrawal a taxpayer will need to provide the IRS with both the account number and the routing number of the bank account.
Prior to requesting an extension, you should assess if it will be the best option for you. The IRS is willing to work with taxpayers who are having difficulties filing and paying their taxes. They provide various payment options and payment plans to ease the burden on taxpayers. If a taxpayer is undergoing a financial hardship the IRS has several ways in which they work with them. Contact a local CPA to help you through this process.


If ever you wanted to be a professional writer, there is no better time than the present to learn. A professional writer is not limited to print your publications . There are many publications on the Internet available for writers, so the opportunity to start your career as a writer has no limits. Read hereinafter to learn how to start a business as a writer.
Research all you can about how to write like a pro and the different opportunities you have as a writer. Writing books or magazines are valuable sources of job for a writer, whether novice or experienced. From them you can get advice and even find out what kind of writing you want to do if you have not decided.
Establishes a fair rate for your services. Only you know how much you charge for your work. Some writers take into account the number of words and the time it takes to research the topic while others set an hourly rate for services rendered. Up to you to put the appropriate price for your work.
Create a plan that details what you want to achieve as a writer and how you plan to do. Maybe you're just interested in writing publications or commercial fiction. It is not necessary to draw a complex plan. Something simple that shows what you do and how you plan to do enough.
Create folders to send to publishers and publishing companies. The folders contain samples of your previously published work or some samples of your writing. In turn, give the editor or the publishing company an idea of your talent and skill for different projects.
Applies to writing projects that interest you. The fastest way to do this is not to participate in projects that do not interest you much. Enjoy the work you do, this will help you progress as a writer. An editor will notice if you just took the job for the money, not pleasure.
Build a portfolio to accompany applications for projects that are aiming to achieve. A portfolio is like a writer's resume which includes all his published works. Depending on the type of writing you do, the editors value diversity in their writers. Still, finding a niche or theme also works for the writers and not diminish their ability to get writing projects.


This is Willi Jenni driving his 1974 Posche 911 Carrera RSR at the Swiss Hillclimb Festival. The car is powered by a 3.4-liter flat six producing 350 Hp. Things get more interesting when we tell you that this orange beast weights just 798 Kilograms (1,760 pounds). But that's even the best part, because this car makes some really, really good noise. Video after the jump.


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SEIA Board Elects Solar Veteran as New Chair
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Following a vote by its board of directors, the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA), the nation's leading solar advocacy organization, announced that George Hershman, president of Swinerton Renewable Energy
FEMA Offers Free Rebuilding Tips at Local Home Improvement Stores
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Disaster survivors affected by the severe storms and floods from Tropical Storm Imelda, can visit local home improvement stores in Houston, Pasadena and Webster for rebuilding tips from mitigation experts.
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Mortgage credit availability decreased in December according to the Mortgage Credit Availability Index (MCAI), a report from the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA) that analyzes data from Ellie Mae's AllRegs® Market Clarity® business information tool
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New Lawsuit Alleges St. Paul's Redevelopment Plan Is Illegally Forcing Out Residents
A new federal Fair Housing Act lawsuit filed this week alleges that the city of Norfolk and the Norfolk Redevelopment and Housing Authority, with approval and financing from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, have embarked on a redevelopment plan that forces every resident of several public housing developments in the St. Paul's Quadrant out of their homes
New Name, Same Mission—Mercy Loan Fund is now Mercy Community Capital
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SRR settles SAFE MLO Test questions lawsuit
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Housing Department Proposal Would Hamstring the Fair Housing Act
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HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATIONS, CONDOMINIUM COMMUNITIES, AND HOUSING COOPERATIVES TO CONTINUE UPWARD TREND IN 2020
An estimated 66% of all new home construction in 2020 will be built in one of the three types of community associations — primarily in a planned community (also called a Homeowners Association or HOAs), in a condominium community
Forecast: Commercial/Multifamily Lending to Climb 9 Percent to $683 Billion in 2020
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CONSTRUCTION EMPLOYMENT INCREASES BY 20,000 IN DECEMBER AND 151,000 IN 2019; CONTRACTORS EXPECT TO...
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HUD Proposes New Rule Weakening Fair Housing Protections
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) released a new proposed Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing (AFFH) rule that would reduce the financial pressure local governments, states
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Boss Tops Dylan's Candy Bar Workers' 'Naughty List'
By Joe Maniscalco
Workers rally with RWDSU outside Dylan's Candy Bar.
New York, NY – 'Tis the season to be jolly, but New York City's candy queen Dylan Lauren isn't being very sweet to employees who can't log enough hours to make a living at her flagship store on the Upper East Side – in fact, she's spending the holidays just ignoring them.
No one at Dylan's Candy Bar would talk to LaborPress about this story, but workers at the immensely popular shop located at 1011 Third Avenue have been trying for months to get the multibillionaire entrepreneur and daughter of superstar fashion designer Ralph Lauren to listen to their concerns. They've appealed to managers, amassed a petition and held a rally outside the shop – all to no avail.
"No one has had chance to speak to her directly, and all of us who have tried to go through management have been told, pointblank, that they would not pass our message on to her," said Phil Arnone, a sales associate who's worked at Dylan's Candy Bar for the last year.
A few weeks ago, another Dylan's Candy Bar sales associate named David Oscos, traveled all the way to Darien, Connecticut where his boss was doing a book signing at a popular clothing shop on Boston Post Road. Oscos hoped to grab the opportunity to talk directly to Lauren and let her know that he and his co-workers simply can't make it on the low wages and part-time hours she's offering employees.
However, Oscos never got the chance because as soon as he attempted to speak to Lauren, a bunch of flunkies immediately surrounded the befuddled employee, and swiftly hustled him outside the shop.
Struggling Dylan's Candy Bar workers were back demonstrating outside the flagship store last Friday where Arnone said his holiday work schedule has been slashed 10 to 12 hours over last year.
"At the same time, they've also hired more people," Arnone said. "If they needed more people, then they had more hours to give out."
Like many of his co-workers, the recently married Arnone has been forced to pick up a second job in an effort to try and make ends meet.
Dylan's Candy Bar, meanwhile, reportedly rakes in $25 million in annual sales. The shop has expanded to locations in East Hampton, Los Angeles and Miami Beach since debuting in 2001, and has been featured in films and TV shows, as well as becoming a hot spot for tourists on big city bus tours.
"[Dylan Lauren] is worth $4.6 billion," said Stephanie Basile, an organizer with the Retail Wholesale and Department Store Union [RWDSU]. "She doesn't have the same recognition as someone like Oprah [Winfrey] – but she actually has more money than she does."
The RWDSU has partnered with workers at Dylan's Candy Bar in the hopes of bringing Lauren to the bargaining table.
They vow to continue trying to personally engage Lauren at other appearances, in addition to holding weekly rallies outside the flagship store.
"Some people are afraid to step up because they are afraid they might face retaliation," Arnone said. "People have kids, so, they're afraid that any cut in hours will take food out of their children's mouths."
Despite those fears, however, Arnone maintains that there is strong support for workers trying to affect change at Dylan's Candy Bar.
"There's nobody who thinks it would be a bad idea to have rights on the job," said Arnone. The Dylan's Candy Bar "Be Sweet To Your Workers" petition can be found here.
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Drama Club Performs "Comedia Tonight!" Entertains Crowds
April 20, 2013 February 14, 2015 Mallory Sunderland	0 Comments
Every year the Wilson College's drama club, the Kittochtinny Players put on a play. This year, the play is a bit different.
On Fri, April 12 and Sat, April 13, the Drama Club performed "Comedia Tonight!" for the Wilson College community in the Alumnae Chapel of Thompson Hall.
In the style of the Italian Commedia dell' arte, a form of improvisational comedy, typically with masks. "Commedia Tonight!" is a play based on laughs and interactions with the audience. Director and Adjunct Professor of Drama Dick Shoap said he saw a play called "A Servant of Two Masters," which was in the Commedia dell' arte style.
"I thought it would be fun to do a show like that," says Shoap. "It's just silly fun."
The performance consisted of two short plays by Barry Granthom: "The False Turk in Twelve Minutes" and "The Path of True Love." Both focused on marriage and deception.
Everything in the play is portrayed in a very silly and comical manner. Even serious moments became ridiculous. The actors invested themselves in both acts and tried to get the audience to play along with them. The actors conversed with the crowd, just getting them to laugh and also asking for audience members to participate.
"This play is very interactive with the audience and the actors draw on their energy to move the action along," said Carol Zehosky '15. "The Drama Club really enjoyed their time performing this play."
"I liked it. I thought it was very funny," says Elizabeth Angel '13.
The Drama Club looks forward to next year's event.
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Ryan Poehling's life has been an emotional roller-coaster for the past eight days, but when the ride came to end Saturday night, he was standing on the Bell Centre ice as more than 20,000 fans celebrated his arrival in the NHL with a loud ovation.
And what an arrival it was.
Poehling scored three goals in regulation and then added the winning goal in a shootout as the Canadiens defeated the Toronto Maple Leafs 6-5.
"I'm in shock," Poehling said.
It was a better shock than the one he suffered a week earlier when his St. Cloud State team was upset in the first round of the NCAA tournament. It was the second consecutive year St. Cloud went into the tournament as one of the favourites, but lost in the first round.
That wasn't the only loss that led to his appearance in the Canadiens lineup for the final game of the regular season. Poehling decided to forego his final year of college eligibility and signed with the Canadiens two days after the NCAA loss. Montreal placed him on their roster, but there was no plan to use him until the team lost in Washington on Thursday and was eliminated from playoff contention when Columbus beat the Rangers on Friday.
Poehling, who said he was more excited than nervous going into the game, said he didn't try to do too much in his debut.
"I just tried to go out and play my game and sometimes you get rewarded when you do the the right things," he said.
Scoring three goals certainly wasn't on his radar. He had a hat-trick last year while playing for the United States at the world junior championships, where he named the best forward and most valuable player. And before that?
"High school maybe, no, I don't even think I had a hat-trick in high school," Poehling said.
Poehling said the goals were the result of hard work.
"The first one was just going hard to the net, it was kind of a greasy one," Poehling said. "The second one was more of the same. I went to the front and got a tip. On the third one, the guys made the play and I had a good shot. Those are the kind of goals I score. I think I had 25 goals in my college career and 20 of them were scored within 10 feet of the net.
There was some question about the first goal. Toronto coach Mike Babcock challenged it, claiming Poehling interfered with goaltender Frederik Andersen. The replay showed there was some contact, but it was the result of Poehling getting shoved into the crease by Frédérik Gauthier.
"You're always a little worried because these days you never know what's a goal or not, but once it was confirmed it was special," Poehling said.
On his shootout winner, Poehling did what not enough players do. Rather than try to deke Andersen, he figured out where he wanted to shoot and fired off the rush.
It was even louder after he scored.
Poehling was able to share the night with his parents and his three brothers who were able to fly from Minnesota in time for the game. Two of his brothers, twins Jack and Nick, were his linemates at St. Cloud.
The family will fly home with some memories and some special souvenirs. Poehling said he'll give the pucks from his first NHL goals to his parents.


The Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) is requesting comments on the draft charter for an OGC Geocoding API Standards Working Group (SWG). Geocoding is the act of linking a text and/or numerical string to a location on Earth. Typically, a user searches for an address or a point of interest on a map, which necessitates the geocoding of the user input and return of a position on a map. Such functionality is commonly enabled via geocoding APIs and web services. There are a number of different APIs on the market for such geocoding, as well as a variety of different algorithms for translating strings into locations. However, the lack of standardisation makes the connection between the user and the algorithm a challenge for application developers.
The OGC has thus identified the need for standardised interfaces for geocoding. The standardisation of a Geocoding API is aimed at simplifying interoperability between business intelligence, mapping, and routing tools, and the services that geocode strings, and adds the capability to easily replace geocoding services, or chain them together to improve the success rate of searches. The Geocoding API SWG aims to develop a new candidate standard for access to geocoding services and to progress it to the state of an adopted standard. The draft charter of the Geocoding SWG is available at: portal.opengeospatial.org/files/75003. Comments should be sent via email to charter-requests@opengeospatial.org and are due by 26 September 2017.


Paul Corry has joined Carlisle United on an emergency loan deal.
The midfielder will start his month-long stint with the Cumbrians ahead of their basement battle with League Two rivals York City.
The 24-year-old has made ten appearances in total for the Owls and a further six during a loan spell at Tranmere in 2012/13.


More happy news from the Magic Kingdom, home of the Religion of Peace.
SYDNEY (AP) — An Australian man has been sentenced to 500 lashes and a year in a Saudi Arabian jail after being convicted of blasphemy, officials said Wednesday.
The 45-year-old man, identified by family members as Mansor Almaribe of southern Victoria state, was detained in the holy city of Medina last month while making the Muslim pilgrimage of hajj. Family members told Australian media that Saudi officials accused him of insulting the companions of the Prophet Muhammad, a violation of Saudi Arabia's strict blasphemy laws.
Australia's ambassador in Saudi Arabia has contacted Saudi authorities in a bid for leniency, the Department of Foreign Affairs said. Consular officials are providing support for the man and his family in Australia.
"The Australian government is universally opposed to corporal punishment," the department said in a statement.
Almaribe was convicted of blasphemy on Tuesday and initially sentenced to two years in jail and 500 lashes. The court later reduced his jail sentence.
Almaribe's son Jamal told The Age newspaper that his father was reading and praying as part of a group when he was arrested.
Almaribe's son Mohammed said he feared for his father's well-being. "Five hundred slashes on his back, and he has back problems. I wouldn't think he'd survive 50," he told Australian Broadcasting Corp.
This is why we need to build the pipeline to the Athabasca Oil Sands. I'm sure the Canadians don't give people such barbaric punishments.
I read this story in Jihad Watch and Colombia Reports.
A Colombian soccer player was arrested in Saudi Arabia Monday for displaying religious tattoos.
Colombian-born Juan Pablo Pino was arrested by the Saudi moral police after customers in a Riyadh shopping mall expressed outrage over the sports player's religious tattoos, which included the face of Jesus of Nazareth on his arm.
Saudi Arabia is one of the most conservative countries in the Muslim world, and according to one of the country's most respected clerics, Nayimi Sheik Mohammed, Saudi law prohibits tattoos, no matter what their form, and every player has to abide with these rules.
The cleric went on to stress the importance of respecting the status of "Sharia" (Islamic law) and that the tattoos must be covered at all times.
Pino, who plays in the Saudi league, has expressed "deep sorrow" for his actions and said he respects the laws of the country. He was released from custody when a team delegate arrived and discussed the matter with the police.
A similar event occurred in Saudi Arabia last year when a Romanian player kissed the tattoo of a cross he had on his arm after scoring a goal, which also caused public outrage.
Now, you see what happens when you are a raging islamophobe. If only people would show the proper tolerance and respect for Islam by never showing the symbols of any other religion in public. We really need to start acting like proper dhimmis. Then, they would have no reason to fear us and there would be no need for the practitioners of the Religion of Peace to resort to terrorism.


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BAFTA leadership has taken the unusual step of reaching out to the entire membership to express frustration over the lack of diversity in this year's nominations.
There were no women up for Best Director for the seventh year in a row and there was another all-white set of acting nominees.
In a correspondence seen by Deadline, chief executive Amanda Berry and film committee chair Marc Samuelson write that "the lack of diversity in these categories is frustrating and deeply disappointing for an organisation that sets itself the firm ambition of a more inclusive industry".
The move comes after Deadline exclusively revealed yesterday a call from Brit group Directors UK for BAFTA to overhaul its voting system. BAFTA responded by affirming to us that it would conduct a "review of the entire voting process across all categories" this year.
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It should be noted that reviews are not unusual for BAFTA. Every year after the awards, the org conducts an internal analysis of its process to see what can be improved. "This year will be no exception," today's letter states.
Since the nominations announcement on Tuesday, the org's top brass have been unequivocal in voicing their disappointment over the lack of diversity.
Today's letter also notes silver linings concerning inclusion. As we highlighted on Tuesday, Syrian doc For Sama, which was co-directed by female Syrian director Waad al-Kateab (with Edward Watts), scored a record number of nominations for a documentary.
"Alongside Parasite's Bong Joon Ho, Waad al-Kateab and Edward Watts, For Sama's directors, are the individuals with the most nominations this year," reads the letter.
It continues, "We are also delighted to see 13 female directors receive nominations, including three in the Film Not in the English Language category. This is up from nine in 2019.
"Overall, nominations for women have risen from 42 to 67 in the last three years, which accounts for 36% of all nominees this year, up from 29% last year. Given the prevailing gender imbalance in the industry, this is an encouraging sign that our ambition of gender balance across all our nominations in the near future is achievable.
"However, there is still a long way to go to achieving diversity in all its forms, and this can only happen if we, as an entire industry, take action together. Our voting membership is constantly being reviewed, and this year is no exception. With each successive intake of new members, we are improving representation within our membership. We do this by prioritising individuals from underrepresented areas, and we do so in pursuit of an expert membership that reflects the industry as we want to see it," the letter continues.
The org has said it will conduct a survey of the diversity of its membership this year for the first time since 2016, and will make those results public.
Last year, BAFTA also contacted its members about the Netflix ROMA controversy, following an open letter from Tim Richards, CEO of Vue International, in which the cinema chain boss called for the awards body to review its eligibility requirements regarding theatrically released films. In that letter, BAFTA assured its members that it would review those requirements, and Samuelson told us yesterday he believed that it had "improved immeasurably" this year.
You can read today's letter in full below.
We are writing following the announcement of the nominations for the EE British Academy Film Awards in 2020 on Tuesday this week. First, we must offer huge congratulations to all the nominees.
Everyone will be aware that the announcement has been overshadowed by the lack of diversity in the performance and directing categories in particular. While we do not wish to take anything away from the fantastic achievements of everyone nominated, the lack of diversity in these categories is frustrating and deeply disappointing for an organisation that sets itself the firm ambition of a more inclusive industry, one which more accurately reflects the diversity of our society in general.
There is clearly a great deal more work to be done. Following the controversy regarding theatrical windows and qualification for the Awards last year, we engaged with the industry, considered the issues very carefully, and made meaningful changes. We review every element of our awards, every year, and this year will be no exception. We will review all aspects of our voting process, listen to all interested parties, and tackle what more needs to be done to address the root cause of underrepresentation in our nominations.
We also want to take a moment to highlight some positive news from this week's announcement. For Sama becomes the most nominated documentary film ever, receiving nominations for Documentary, Film Not in the English Language, Outstanding British Film and Outstanding Debut. Alongside Parasite's Bong Joon Ho, Waad al-Kateab and Edward Watts, For Sama's directors, are the individuals with the most nominations this year.
We are also delighted to see 13 female directors receive nominations, including three in the Film Not in the English Language category. This is up from nine in 2019. Overall, nominations for women have risen from 42 to 67 in the last three years, which accounts for 36% of all nominees this year, up from 29% last year. Given the prevailing gender imbalance in the industry, this is an encouraging sign that our ambition of gender balance across all our nominations in the near future is achievable.
However, there is still a long way to go to achieving diversity in all its forms, and this can only happen if we, as an entire industry, take action together.
Our voting membership is constantly being reviewed, and this year is no exception. With each successive intake of new members, we are improving representation within our membership. We do this by prioritising individuals from underrepresented areas, and we do so in pursuit of an expert membership that reflects the industry as we want to see it.
Voting is now open for round two and closes earlier than usual, on Wednesday 29 January at 18:00 GMT, so please remember to cast your votes.
Amanda Berry OBE
Marc Samuelson
Chair, Film Committee
Bafta nominations


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GLASNAPP TOOL AND DIE – Americans Making Stuff That Matters
Glasnapp Tool and Die's newest EDM is an AgieCharmille +GF+ Form P 350 sinker EDM. It has a 32-position tool changer, twice the tool capacity of their other EDM sinker, a larger work envelope and drop down tank. Unlike their other EDMs, this one has an air-conditioned electrical panel to help battle the heat.
Glasnapp Tool and Die has been around since 1980 when Jody Glasnapp opened a small shop in Fullerton California. They've moved a few times since then and currently occupy a building in Hemet, Ca. "My dad worked for fastener companies a long time before opening his own shop," tells vice-president Jared Glasnapp. "He recognized a need for quality tooling and set out on his own. We moved from Fullerton to Corona and then to Hemet. Admittedly, Hemet is not known as a manufacturing hub, but there is a lot of talented people in the area that appreciate a lower cost of living and not having to drive to Orange County or LA every day. We have a staff that love to work and live here."
Jared had apprehensions at first of joining the family business. He saw how hard his dad worked to build the business and didn't know if that was the life for him. "The hours my dad put into the business while I was a kid were crazy," tells Jared. "He busted his butt to grow the company and I was reluctant to work here for more than a summer at a time. It isn't an easy business, but it is rewarding, and it just grew on me. I love it now and look forward to coming to work every day. It's cool to manufacture stuff and know that what we produce impacts so many people's lives. There is not an engine flying that doesn't have something that was made using the parts we make. We make the tools that makes the part's"
Electronic connector dies have the tightest tolerances of all, it's really kind of crazy, usually they'll have plus/minus .0001 on all IDs along with .0002 TIR. Just think about how many connectors are in a modern car like a Tesla, everything on that car has a connector. "We make the dies for all those automotive style connectors," explains Jared. "That 30 pin connector on the back of your computer, we make the dies that makes those connectors. You start to look around and think about all those connectors and all the different applications. Sure, wireless is eliminating some forms of connectors, but on critical applications it still has to be hard wired. Most everything has nuts, and bolts and connectors. The biggest part of our business is fastener related tools and dies. Our customers can have four or five extruding stations that they will use to make the aerospace nut or bolt. Each one of those stations has a different shaped die. We will make the dies that form both sides of the nut or bolt. One side might form the head, the other side the shank or the pitch diameter. The final product from the heading machine is a blank that has the desired configuration needed to finish the parts in a secondary operation like drilling and or threading."
Glasnapp tool has seven AgieCharmilles EDM machines. EDM is their thing, and this makes them standout in a sea of mill/turn facilities. Typically their first operation goes to the EDMs before being finished on the lathes. They run lights out on all of the wire machines on a daily basis, turning out a couple dozen dies per shift.
Die order quantities typically vary between a dozen to 36 pieces, Glasnapp Tool and Die says that ninety five percent of the dies they produced are manufactured out of carbide. Today's fasteners are made from exotic materials like Inconel and A286, so carbide is the industry standard. "The die business has largely been the same for a long time," explains Jared. "Carbide and steel are the combination that has worked for years, and that's how we make them too. No one out there is making cheap dies because a die change is an expensive ordeal." The machines making nuts, bolts and connectors will spit out 20,000 to 100,000 parts a day. A die changeover could take four hours, costing them half a shift of down time. That's a lot of money, so companies see value in buying dies made with quality materials and craftsmanship. "Even though we use proven methods it doesn't mean we don't stand out" touts Jared. "The expertise and service we provide keeps customers coming back for dies. Our largest and most important department is our die making. We have 18 Hardinge lathes that skilled tool& die makers use to hand finish every die we make. All our CNC mills and EDMs are there to support that effort."
The EDM's and CNC milling machines feed Glasnapp's die department. Every die is finished by hand, each tool and die maker can produce an average of 6 dies per day. It is a time consuming process that requires a true craftsman's skill. There is a lot of artistic value in what they do, and it takes years to perfect.
Hardinge DV59 lathes have been a big part of Glasnapp Tool and Die since Jody first opened the doors, the EDM's came along not too far after that. "My dad recognized a need for EDM's in the early 80's," tells Jared. So, he added them to our production efforts. Not every machine shop has or wants an EDM. It boosted and expanded our business right away." Their first EDM machines were AgieCharmilles and every one since 1982 has been too. "We have a long standing relationship with AgieCharmilles," details Jared. "AgieCharmilles from GF Machining Solutions have been a great company to partner with over the years. They are responsive to customer needs and support is top notch. You don't pay extra for tech support. You can literally call them up and say I need to make this part and they will give me detailed instructions on how to do it. In the last few years Ellison Technologies have taken over sales and tech support for AgieCharmilles and Tony Lunde is the local sales rep. Ellison is a respected name in the industry, so it didn't really change anything for us. We've been buying AgieCharmilles EDM's for 40 years because they are great machines and we will continue to do so."
Jared's newest machine is an AgieCharmilles +GF+ Form P 350 sinker EDM. Their other sinker is a Form 20 with a 16-position tool changer that they love as well, but a larger work envelope and more tooling are welcomed additions on the Form P 350. "A steady growth in business got us to a point where we needed a second multiple station sinker machine," tells Jared. "We needed it for added capabilities, as well as redundancy should our Form 20 goes down for maintenance. We needed the versatility and the Form P 350 gave us twice our current capacity. We also wanted a larger work area, so the P 350 was a natural step up for us. This machine was a demo and came with more bells and whistles than we normally buy, but some of them are so great I can't imagine buying another machine without similar features. For example, it gets hot in the shop in the summer time even with it being an air-conditioned work area. Instead of being air-cooled the Form P 350 has an air-conditioned electrical panel. Circuit boards are expensive to replace so anything we can do to minimize heat is a plus. We have 16 stations on the Form 20 and a 32-position tool changer on the Form P 350, It also has a drop tank which is awesome to have. It makes access way easier for loading and unloading parts, there's no door seals to worry about, plus it looks super cool and allows for more automation down the road if we ever need a parts loading robot."
EDM is considered by many, to be the dark arts of the machining world and that's just fine with Jared. "We get a lot of business because of the perceived voodoo involved in EDM machining," jokes Jared. "The wire machines are actually really easy to use and deliver amazing finishes without much hassle. The EDM sinkers do require a little more finesse, we use CNC mills and lathes to manufacture our electrodes, but even then it isn't a super complicated process. I program right on the controllers and if I need assistance, I know AgieCharmilles is just a call or email away." Once setup, the EDMs run themselves with little to no interaction. Loading and unloading parts once the cycle is complete is all that is required. Jared tries to keep the EDM department a couple weeks ahead of the die making department, which isn't as easy as it sounds. "Most of our people work in the lathe department finishing the dies by hand," tells Jared. "We feed them as much as they can handle from the CNC mills and EDMs. The wire EDMs typically turn out 16-20 parts a day and our die makers can hand finish on average 6 dies a day." Hand finishing is a time consuming process that requires a true craftsman's skill, experience is key and one of the reasons we train our die makers in-house. "There is a lot of artistic value in what we do, and it takes years to perfect," continues Jared. "We've got a great bunch of people working for us right now. They take a lot of pride in what they do, and it shows. Our customers know they can rely on us to deliver exactly what they asked for, and most times better than the print."
Ultimately, Jared and his team have a lot to be proud of. They have a company wide culture that promotes teamwork and learning. Employees make a good living and work at a place that they are happy to go to everyday. "We have a clean and organized work area," tells Jared. "You can tell a lot about a company by basic pride in their work place. Glasnapp Tool and Die is a great place to work and we are proud of the dies we make. We are blue collared Americans making things that matters. It is a good feeling going to work every day knowing that American manufacturing is going strong."


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The monthly meeting of the TFRA was called to order by President Hiltunen @ 6:02pm.
Motion made by D. Sunsdahl, supported by Altenburg to accept the agenda with the correction of 9.2 (Thank you from Whitney Johnson). All yes, motion carried. R. Hendricks and K. Winkelaar arrived.
Motion made by T. Sunsdahl, supported by Kotzian to approve the minutes of the August 6th, 2008 7th, 2008 minutes. All yes, motion carried.
Motion made by D. Sunsdahl, supported by Kotzian to accept the Treasurers verbal report. All yes, motion carried.
Motion made by D. Sunsdahl, supported by T. Sunsdahl to pay Walker, Giroux and Hanne, $225 for accounting services. All yes, motion carried.
New Business-Letter of resignation of D. Sunsdahl-Secretary position. Motion made by Kotzian, supported by Tuchel to have B. Anderson be the new Secretary. All yes, motion carried. Motion made by Tuchel, supported by Altenburg to have Winkellar replace T. Sunsdahl in the Trustee position based on T. Sunsdahl's verbal resignation. All yes, motion carried. Durrant arrived.
Correspondence: Thank you from Betty Suihkonen, Thank you from Whitney Johnson.
Motion made by Altenburg, supported by T. Sunsdahl to accept the Gambling Managers Report. All yes, motion carried.
Motion made by Altenburg, supported by T. Sunsdahl to donate $250 (that was approved last meeting) to Whitney Johnson, $450 to the Fireworks Fund. All yes, motion carried.
Motion made by D. Sunsdahl supported by Altenburg to increase our fiscal year 2009 goal for donations from 23.85% to 25%. All yes, motion carried.
Motion made by Kotzian, supported by D. Sunsdahl to approve the Annual Report to the Gambling Control Board. All yes, motion carried.
Motion made by T. Sunsdahl, supported by Altenburg to pay the bills. All yes, motion carried.
Motion made by Kotzian, supported by Altenburg to submit a written request for a grant to the Labor and Industry Board for a Fireworks Control. All yes, motion carried.
Motion made by Altenburg, supported by Abrahamson to adjourn. All yes, motion carried.
The monthly meeting of the TFRA was called to order by President Hiltunen @ 6:00pm.
Motion made by Altenburg, supported by Kotzian to approve the minutes of the May 7th, 2008 and June 4, 2008 minutes. All yes, motion carried.
No Public Input. B. Anderson and D. Durrant arrived.
Motion made by Altenburg, supported by T. Sunsdahl to accept the Treasurers written report. All yes, motion carried.
Motion made by Altenburg, supported by T. Sunsdahl to have the Treasurer find the best rate locally for our CD. All yes, motion carried.
No Old Business. No new business.
Correspondence: Thank you from Firefighter Cancer Support Network, and thank you from Dave Durrant-Cancer Support Donation.
Motion made by Kotzian, supported by Altenburg to accept the Gambling Managers Report. All yes, motion carried.
Motion made by Altenburg, supported by Noyes to donate $100 to our local Boy Scouts, $500 to the Tower Iron Range Youth, and $4400 to the Fireworks. All yes, motion carried.
Motion made by Noyes, supported by Altenburg to pay the bills. All yes, motion carried.
Motion made by Noyes, supported by Altenburg to adjourn. All yes, motion carried.
Motion made by Raj, supported by D. Sunsdahl to accept the agenda. All yes, motion carried.
Motion made by Raj, supported by Hiltunen to accept the Minutes of the March Meeting. All yes, motion carried.
Motion made by D. Sunsdahl, supported by Raj to accept the Treasurers verbal report. All yes, motion carried.
Written report typed and given to members in regards to the Pension Class attended by D. Sunsdahl.
No Public Input, No Old Business, No New Business.
Thank you letter sent from St. Louis County Schools for our donation to the T-S School Class of 2009 Prom.
Motion made by Raj, supported by Noyes to donate $500 to the 4th of July Fireworks. All yes, motion carried.
Motion by Raj, supported by Noyes to Pay the Bills. All yes, motion carried.
Motion made by Noyes,, supported by Johnson to adjourn the meeting. All yes, motion carried. Meeting adjourned @6:30pm.
The monthly meeting of the TFRA was called to order by President Hiltunen @ 5:00pm.
Motion made by Altenburg, supported by T. Sunsdahl to approve the minutes of the January 5th 2008 minutes, with correction of approving the December 5th minutes from 2008 to 2007. All yes, motion carried.
Motion made by T. Sunsdahl, supported by Raj to accept the Treasurers written report. All yes, motion carried.
No Old Business. D. Durrant arrived at 6:15.
Motion made by Raj, supported by Altenburg to try a Meat Raffle at the Good Ol' Days on a trial basis for one month. All yes, motion carried.
No correspondence. G. Meehan arrived @ 6:25.
Motion made by Raj, supported by Altenburg to pay the bills. All yes, motion carried.
Motion made by Raj, supported by Altenburg to adjourn. All yes, motion carried.
The monthly and reorganization meeting of the TFRA was called to order by President Hiltunen @ 5:00pm.
Motion made by Johnson, supported by Raj to accept the agenda. All yes, motion carried.
Motion made by Raj, supported by Durrant to accept the minutes of December 5, 2008. All yes, motion carried.
Motion made by T. Sunsdahl, supported by Kotzian to accept the Treasurer's written financial report. All yes, motion carried.
Motion made by Hiltunen, supported by Noyes to appoint Dianna Sunsdahl to the secretary's position, and Mike Ray to the Vice President position until 2010. All yes, motion carried.
Motion made by Ray, supported by Kotzian to increase the secretary's salary to $75.00 per month. All yes, motion carried.
Motion made by T. Sunsdahl, supported by D. Sunsdahl to accept Gambling Manager's Report. All yes, motion carried.
S. Altenburg and B. Dale arrived @ 5:20pm.
Motion made by Raj, supported by Kotzian to donate $500 to the Tower Fire Department for Training. All yes, motion carried.
Motion made by Raj, supported by T. Sunsdahl to pay the bills. All yes, motion carried.
Motion made by Johnson, supported by Hiltunen to adjourn. All yes, motion carried. Meeting adjourned @ 5:30pm.
The regular meeting of the TFRA was called to order by President Hiltunen @ 6:00pm.
Motion made by S. Altenburg, supported by Noyes to accept the minutes of the November 7th meeting. All yes, motion carried.
Motion made by Burgess, supported by Altenburg to accept the treasurers written financial report. All yes. Motion carried.
Motion made by Altenburg, supported by Kotzian to allow Walker, Giroux, and Hahne to do our annual audit. All yes. Motion carried.
Motion made by Noyes, supported by Altenburg to table request for Senior New Years Eve party. All no, motion failed.
Motion made by Kotzian, supported by Abrahamson to donate $500 to the Seniors New Years Eve Party, contingent on the organization being a 501 C 3. All yes, motion carried.
Annual Dinner scheduled for Saturday, January 5, 2008. Discussed menu. Our meeting is scheduled for 5:00pm on that date.
Motion made by Altenburg, supported by Burgess to accept the Gambling Managers Report. All yes, motion carried.
Motion by Altenburg, supported by Kotzian to donate $500 for Fireworks, and $1000 for the Fire Department. All yes, motion carried.
Motion made by Burgess, supported by Kotzian to pay the bills. All yes, motion carried.
Motion made by Burgess, supported by Altenburg to adjourn the meeting. Time 6:30pm.
The regular meeting of the TFRA was called to order by President Hiltunen @ 6:05pm.
Motion made by Hiltunen, supported by T. Sunsdahl to accept the agenda as written. All yes. Motion carried.
Raj, Anderson, Winkelaar arrived at the meeting @ 6:08.
Motion made by D. Sunsdahl, supported by Altenburg to accept the minutes from the September 5th meeting, and the September 10th special meeting with the amendment that Meehan was absent on September 10th. All yes. Motion carried.
Motion made by Hiltunen, supported by T. Sunsdahl to accept the treasurers written financial report. All yes. Motion carried.
Motion made by D. Sunsdahl, supported by Altenburg to pay Walker, Giroux, and Hahne $225 for the SC-07 schedule, and maximum benefit worksheet. All yes. Motion carried.
The treasurer and other members of the TFRA researched several investment firms and it was decided to ask Dana Pahkala from UBS Financial in Virginia to speak at our meeting.
Motion by Altenburg supported by Raj to invest $110,000 with UBS Financial at a cost of $150.00 per year. All yes. Motion carried.
1. Have an annual review of the gambling expenditures 1 month after the state gambling report is submitted to the member.
4. Anyone who has questions on any area concerning gambling, should contact the employee committee.
Motion made by Noyes supported by T. Sunsdahl to keep the salaries for the Gambling Manager and Bookkeeper as is. All yes. Motion carried.
Motion made by Altenburg supported by Noyes to have an annual review of salaries of the Gambling Manager and Bookkeeper the month after the state gambling report is submitted to the members. All yes. Motion passed.
Motion made by Raj, supported by Altenburg to accept the Gambling Managers Report. All yes. Motion carried.
Motion made by Raj, supported by Noyes to approve the following donations: $300-Tower-Soudan Community Education Program for a Halloween Party. All yes. Motion carried.
Motion made by Raj, supported by Noyes to pay the bills. All yes. Motion carried.
Motion made by Altenburg, supported by Noyes to adjourn. Time: 6:50pm.
The regular meeting of the TFRA was called to order by President Hiltunen at 6:00 PM.
Motion by Johnson supported by Altenburg to accept the agenda as presented. All yes. Motion carried.
Motion by Altenburg supported by T. Sunsdahl to accept the treasurer's report. All yes. Motion carried.
Motion by Noyes supported to T. Sunsdahl to purchase extra pulltab machine and scanners. All yes. Motion carried.
Motion by T. Sunsdahl supported by Noyes to pay the monthly bills and approve the following donations: $800 to Tower Fire Department, $800 to 4th of July Fireworks.
Motion by Johnson supported by Noyes to adjourn. Time 6:20 PM.


Professor Bill McGuire works at the University College London. His article "Potential for a hazardous geospheric response to projected future climate changes" (2009, see) attracted attention of Reuters.
McGuirre also mumbled (see): "Maybe the Earth is trying to tell us something." Let me guess. I think Mother Earth is trying to make McGuirre think why we have (or actually DON'T have) an earthquake season every single spring when the snow and ice thaw and the first flowers pop out of the soil. After all the difference between the ice levels in winter and summer in the Arctic is much greater than the difference between the average ice levels between now and thirty years ago.
In another article we can read about the amazing discoveries of another super scientist. The new research by the Australian scientist Dr. Tom Chalko shows that the global seismic activity is now five times stronger than it was 20 years ago. And the scientist adds: "Increase in the annual energy of earthquakes is the strongest symptom yet of planetary overheating… … Unless the problem of global warming (the problem of persistent thermal imbalance of Earth) is addressed urgently and comprehensively -- the rapid increase in global seismic, volcanic and tectonic activity is certain. Consequences of inaction can only be catastrophic. There is no time for half-measures."
Meaning what? The air that has warmed by 0,7°C on the Earth surface over the last century is somehow bringing the planetary bowels to the brink of explosion? Hey, but I though the Earth core has thousands of degrees Celsius? Does oh point nothing really matter?
But isn't all that just a false correlation? How can we find out? Easy. Just compare longer period to see if the correlation holds. So let us have a tour of the US Geological Survey website.
First I recommend reading the "earthquake myths".
If we check the facts, we an see the increase of CO2 and temperatures has been correlated with a… DECREASE of the earthquake magnitude.


Teaching & Learning Crosstalk Program (TLCTP) originated in 2014 by CTLD of SJTU, which has been playing very important role in Academic Development on campus. The creation of TLCTP is tailor-made based on the survey. The theme and content is derived from the real teaching and learning environment and culture. With comic, ironical and exaggerated performance, as well as interactive discussion, TLCTP reveals teaching problems from students' view in vivid and effective way and leads faculty to reflecting and improving their teaching practice. In this presentation, we will introduce this creative program and share 4 years' experience as well as show the audience feedbacks and a video of TLCTP performances.


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GVSU football rolls past Nothern
Special to The Sentinel
Sep 15, 2018 at 6:56 PM Sep 15, 2018 at 6:56 PM
MARQUETTE — The No. 5 Grand Valley State domented Northern Michigan in all facets of the game en route to a 47-14 victory at the Superior Dome.
GVSU improved to 3-0 overall and 1-0 in GLIAC action.
Grand Valley State started fast and never slowed down offensively, driving 81 yards in 11 plays on its first possession for a touchdown. Redshirt freshman running back Jack Provencher scored on a 20-yard run with 8:40 left in the first quarter, but the extra point hit off the upright for a 6-0 lead. Following a second consecutive three-and-out by the Laker defense, senior quarterback Bart Williams engineered a 5-play, 57-yard scoring drive that he culminated with a Williams 6-yard TD run, the first of his career. J.J. McGrath added the PAT for a 13-0 lead. The GVSU defense forced a fumble that junior linebacker Isaiah Nkansah recovered at the Wildcat 34 yard line to put the offense back in scoring position. The Lakers needed just five plays to score as Provencher took a short pass from Williams to paydirt and McGrath's extra point upped the Laker lead to 20-0 with 13:23 left in the second quarter.
The Grand Valley State defense did not yield a first down until the 43-second mark of the first quarter, giving the Laker offense plenty of opportunities to score. GVSU upped its lead to 27-0 with 8:25 left in the second quarter when Williams hit senior wide receiver Nick Dodson with a perfectly thrown 22-yard pass. The TD pass for Williams was the 111th of his career, moving him into sole possession of second place behind current leader Curt Anes.
Williams engineered a 7-play, 52-yard touchdown drive, hitting tight end Pete Cender with the 113th touchdown pass of his career for a 40-14 Laker lead.
Senior defensive end Dylan Carroll led the Laker defense for the second consecutive game, recording seven tackles, a TFL and a QB sack. Senior linebacker Brendan McMahon added six stops, defensive end Mike Pettis four tackles, 1.5 TFL and 1.5 QB sacks.
Williams completed 17-of-29 passes for 280 yards and four TDs, toting the ball three times for 18 yards and a TD. Kotopka was 2-fo-5 for 16 yards through the air, while rushing for 17 yards and a touchdown on four carries. Dodson hauled in eight passes for 129 yards and two TDs to lead the receiving unit. Provencher added five catches for 39 yards and a TD, followed by Brandon Wadley's three catches for 80 yards, including a 48-yard one-handed reception. Junior running abck Chawntez Moss hit the 100-yard rushing mark for the second time in three games, churning out 130 yards on 20 carries. Aryuan Cain-Veasey rushed for 53 yards on four carries.


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Q: How to pass data structure data array as a parameter in a function in c++ So I declared this structure data:
struct Auxiliary
        {
          char come_greet[100], leave_greet[100], aux_words[100];
        };
        Auxiliary j[1000];

And now I need to use this data in a function but I can t pass the structure as a parameter:
void search_for_val_name(struct StructName & y[] ,char name1[],char answer[], int mm)
    {
        for(int i=0;i<mm;i++)
            {
                if(strchr(answer,(*y).name1))
                    return (*y).name1;
            }
    }

How can I make this function work properly?

A: First of all, this is C++, so all those fixed-size arrays are just a buffer overflow in waiting - with structures so large, there's no performance benefit from doing it that way.
Thus, I'd start as follows. Whenever an unknown number of characters is desired, std::string is used. Whenever an unknown number of elements of some other type is desired, std::vector is used.
#include <string>
#include <vector>

struct Auxiliary {
    std::string come_greet, leave_greet;
    std::vector<std::string> aux_words; // if this is just one word, don't call it words!

    bool operator==(const Auxiliary &o) const {
        return &o == this ||
            o.come_greet == come_greet &&
            o.leave_greet == leave_greet &&
            o.aux_words == aux_words;
    }
};

struct Outer {
    static Auxiliary not_found;

    std::vector<Auxiliary> j; // j is a terrible name - choose something with meaning!

    Auxiliary &find_answer(std::string Auxiliary::*field, const std::string &answer);
};

Then, the search is a method: it doesn't need to have the mm argument since it knows the size of the j vector, it doesn't need to be fed j since it has direct access to it, and we can actually write C++, not C. The field argument specifies which member of the Auxiliary structure is meant to be searched, e.g. &Auxiliary::come_greet. Also note the use of std::string::find instead of strstr. find_answer returns a reference to an Auxiliary, since returning references is cheap. It could also return a value (i.e. Auxiliary, not Auxiliary&), but that would copy the value, most likely unnecessarily.
Auxiliary Outer::not_found;

Auxiliary& Outer::find_answer(std::string Auxiliary::*field, const std::string &answer) {
  for (auto &aux : j)
    if ((aux.*field).find(answer) != std::string::npos)
      return aux;
  return not_found;
}

If you wouldn't need to modify Auxiliary via the returned reference, the returned type should be const Auxiliary&.
Finally, a little test that demonstrates the behavior:
#include <cassert>

int main() {
    Outer outer;
    outer.j = {
                {"come0", "leave0", {"auxa_0", "auxb_0"}},
                {"come1", "leave1", {"auxa_1"}}
            };
    assert(outer.find_answer(&Auxiliary::come_greet, "foo") == Outer::not_found);
    assert(outer.find_answer(&Auxiliary::come_greet, "come0") == outer.j[0]);
    assert(outer.find_answer(&Auxiliary::come_greet, "come1") == outer.j[1]);
    assert(outer.find_answer(&Auxiliary::leave_greet, "leave0") == outer.j[0]);
    assert(outer.find_answer(&Auxiliary::leave_greet, "leave1") == outer.j[1]);
}

This concludes the complete compileable example.

A: Since the number of array elements to search is variable, you should pass the structure array by pointer, not by reference.
It also looks like you want the caller to specify which struct field to search in the array.  You can use a pointer-to-member to do that.
Try this:
typedef char wordStr[100];

struct Auxiliary
{
    wordStr come_greet, leave_greet, aux_words;
};

char* search_for_val_name(Auxiliary* y, wordStr Auxiliary::*field, char* answer, int mm)
{
    for(int i = 0; i < mm; ++i)
    {
        if (strstr(answer, y[i].*field))
            return y[i].*field;
    }
    return NULL;
}

Auxiliary j[1000];
...
char *found = search_for_val_name(j, &Auxiliary::aux_words, "answer", 1000);
...


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Ariel Moshe (São Paulo, 9 de janeiro de 1954) é um ator, diretor e professor de teatro brasileiro.

Biografia
Estudou Arquitetura e Teatro, saindo algumas vezes para viver fora do país. Viveu em Paris, Roma e Buenos Aires, trabalhando e estudando com teatro, TV, música e canto. Ao completar 40 anos de atividades profissionais, tem mais de 90 peças de teatro como ator, diretor e produtor, destacando-se trabalhos como: Calabar, Drácula, Porca Miséria, O Vison Voador,  Eu Era Tudo para Ela e Ela Me Deixou, Os Físicos, O Dibuk, Tietê, Tietê, O Milagre de Anne Sullivan, O Enigma Blavatsaki, O Mistério de Gioconda, esta última sob a direção de Bibi Ferreira, entre outras. Tem um livro, ainda inédito, sobre a técnica da voz e da interpretação vocal, para estudantes e profissionais ligados as áreas de comunicações.

Ficou 3 anos em cartaz em São Paulo com A peça Toc Toc.

É professor de teatro e diretor na Casa Aguinaldo Silva de Artes e também no Teatro Escola Macunaíma (SP).

Preparador de elenco de diversas novelas do SBT, como:  Carrossel,  Corações Feridos, Patrulha Salvadora e Chiquititas, Cumplices de um Resgate, Carinha de Anjo.

Carreira

Teatro

1974        "MILA 18"   de Leon Uris   Direção: Arlety Novelli

1975        "O DIÁRIO DE ANNE FRANCK"   de Anne Franck   Direção: Arlety Novelli

1976        "OS FILHOS DE EDUARDO"   de Mark Sauvajon  Direção: Roberto Koln

1977        "O CIRCO ANTROPOFÁGICO"   de José Roberto Aguilar   Direção: Jorge Takla

1978        "PASSEIO NO BOSQUE"  de João Rio   Direção: Sandra Gabí

1978         "OS MISTÉRIOS DE QUERUBIM"    de Renato Coutinho  Direção:  David Pinheiro

1979        "O BONÉ MÁGICO"  de J.R. Caprarole   Direção: José Roberto Caprarole

1980        "CALABAR"    de Chico Buarque de Hollanda e Ruy Guerra    Direção: Fernando Peixoto

1981        "TRIBOBÓ CITY"   de Maria Clara Machado    Direção: Teresa Aguiar

1982        "OS RAPAZES DA BANDA"   de Mart Krouley   Direção: Carlos Di Simoni

                  "MORRE O REI"    de Eugéne Ionesco   Direção: Teresa Aguiar

1982/83    "CAMAS REDONDAS CASAIS QUADRADOS"    de R. Cooney e J. Chapman    Direção: José Renato

1983/84    "CASA DE BRINQUEDOS"   de Fernando Faro e Elifas Andreato   Direção: Mario Masetti

1984        "A BELA E A FERA"   de Mme. LePrince de Baumont  Direção: Carlos Meceni

1984/85    "COM A PULGA ATRÁS DA ORELHA"   de Georges Feydeau  Direção: Gianni Ratto

1985/86    "A VÊNUS DAS PELES"  de Leopold Von Sacher Masoch   Direção: Maurício Abud

1986/87    "DRÁCULA"   de H.Deane  e J.L. Balderston    Direção: Gianni Ratto

1987        "VERY, VERY SEXY"   de P. Lourenço e P. Tudech   Direção: Sebastião Apolônio

1987/88    "PETER PAN"   de J.M. Barrie   Direção: Jacques Lagôa

1988        "O DOENTE IMAGINÁRIO"   de Molière   Direção: Silnei Siqueira

1989        "TOP LESS"   de Walcir Carrasco   Direção: Jacques Lagôa

1989        "BZZZ, O QUASE MOSCA"  de M. Baroni e R. Pires   Direção: Jacques Lagôa

1990        "OS TRÊS PATETAS E O ÚLTIMO JARDIM DO PLANETA"   de Ronaldo Ciambroni    Direção: José Ferro

                "A VOLTA DE SERAFIM PONTE GRANDE"   de Oswald de Andrade   Direção: Chico de Assis

1992        "O REI DO BRASIL"   de Luís Alberto de Abreu   Direção: Nestor Monastério

                 "MEU PRIMO WALTER"   de Pedro Aidar    Direção: Francarlos Reis

                 "SEM RESGATE"   de Ronaldo Ciambroni   Direção: Jacques Lagôa

1992/93    "O LEGÍTIMO INSPETOR PERDIGUEIRO"  de Tom Stoppard   Direção: Eliana Fonseca

1993        "A SOPA"    de F. Reinaud    Direção: Franco Reinaud

                 "SEIS GRAUS DE SEPARAÇÃO"   de John Guare    Direção: Jorge Takla

1993/94    "A FARSA DA ESPOSA PERFEITA"   de Edy Lima   Direção: Fernando Peixoto

1994        "BAR DA NOITE"    de R. Leitte   Direção: Ricardo Leitte

                 "FAZ A FAMA E DEITA NA CAMA"   de Analy Alvares     Direção: José Renato

1995        "BANG BANG, QUANDO OS REVÓLVERES NÃO MATAM"   de Léo Lama   Direção: Oswaldo Mendes

1996        "PORCA MISÉRIA"   de Jandira Martini e Marcos Caruso    Direção: Gianni Ratto

                "MORUS E SEU CARRASCO"    de Renato Gabrielli   Direção: Gianni Ratto

1997        "PASOLINI, MORTE E VIDA"   de Michel Azama   Direção: Francarlos Reis

1999         "GATO POR LEBRE"    de Georges Feydeau   Direção: Jandira Martini

2000         "GIN COM TÔNICA"    de Ricardo Leite   Direção:  Samir Signeu

2000/01     "O VISON VOADOR"  de Ray Cooney e John Chapmann    Direção:  Ary Toledo

2002         "A MANDRÁGORA"   de Machiavel   Direção: Roberto Lage

2003          "O ENIGMA BLAVATSKY"  de José Rubens Siqueira    Direção: Iacov Hillel

2004         "MILIGRAMAS POR MILILITROS"   de Alessandro Toller   Direção: Paco Abreu

2004/05     "O MISTÉRIO DE GIOCONDA"   de Paulo Guarnieri, Hérika de Assis, Carlos Mendes     Direção: Bibi Ferreira e Paulo Guarnieri

2006           "O MARIDO VAI À CAÇA"     de Georges Feydeau  Direção: Cacá Rosset

2006/07      "DIA QUE RAPTARAM O PAPA"    de João Bethencourt   Direção: Iacov Hillel

2007/08      "MACBETH, A PEÇA ESCOCESA"   de William Shakespeare   Direção: Regina Galdino

2008/09      "BEM AVENTURADOS OS ANJOS QUE DORMEM"    de Marília Toledo     Direção: Kleber Montanheiro

2010           "DIAS FELIZES"    de Samuel Beckett    Direção: Emilio Di Biasi

2011/13      "TOC TOC"   de Laurent Baffie    Direção: Alexandre Reinecke

Televisão
 2016 - Carinha de Anjo - Monstro dos Sonhos de Dulce Maria
 2016 - Cúmplices de um Resgate - Euclides Barbosa da Fonseca
 2014 - Chiquititas - Professor Téofilo
 2014 - Patrulha Salvadora -  Avareza Careta / Prefeito de Kauzópolis
 2012 - Carrossel (telenovela) - Detetive do Sonho de Adriano
 2009 - Vende-se um Véu de Noiva - Clóvis
 2008 - Revelação - Eduardo Fontenelli
 2007 - Luz do sol -Cornélio
 2005 - Essas Mulheres -  Dr. Bráz
 2001 - O Direito de Nascer - Dr. Pezzi
 1998 - Chiquititas - Salvador
 1995 - A Próxima Vítima - Participação Especial
 1994 - Éramos Seis - Sr. Flores
 1992 - Perigosas Peruas - Participação Especial
 1992 - X-Tudo - TV Cultura
 1991 - Projeto Ipê - TV Cultura
 1990/91 - Glub Glub  dir. Arcangelo - CULTURA
 1989/90  Rá-Tim-Bum   dir vários - CULTURA
 1988 - Sampa (minissérie)  dir. Roberto Talma - GLOBO
 1988 - Cortina de Vidro - dir. Guga de Oliveira - SBT
 1986 - "CAPITÃO BANDEIRA" dir. Gil Ribeiro e Carlos Eder  -  CULTURA  "TELE-TEMA" dir. Marcelo de Barreto e Ignácio Coqueiro - GLOBO
1981 - "DERCY, SEMPRE AOS DOMINGOS" dir. Chico de Assis  - RECORD
1977 - "TA NA HORA, TA NA HORA" dir. Roberto Mariano  - BANDEIRANTES

Cinema
 2016 - O Nome da Morte
 2014 - A Comédia Divina
 2010 - A Mudança
 2008 - Procura-me
 2006 - O Cheiro do Ralo - Homem das Cédulas
 2004 - Solo Dios Sabe
 1998 - Caminho dos Sonhos (Sonho no Caroço do Abacate)
 1987 - A Mulher Fatal Encontra o Homem Ideal
 1985 - A Estrela Nua

Ligações externas

 Enciclopédia Itaú Cultural

Naturais da cidade de São Paulo
Produtores de teatro do Brasil
Atores do estado de São Paulo

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